Beverly Ann Shotwell's Obituary
Beverly Ann Shotwell was born April 24, 1960 in Saint Louis, Missouri
to the union of Charles and Patricia Deans Shotwell. She was preceded
in death by her father, Charles Shotwell and brother, Herbert Deans.
She accepted Christ at an early age and was baptized by Rev. Victor
Wells at Westside Missionary Baptist Church located on Page and
Marcus in Saint Louis, Missouri.
She was educated in the Saint Louis Public School System, in which she
attended Mitchell Elementary, Enright Middle and Soldan High School
(Class of 1978).
She held employment at Moms Restaurants and Pebbles Day Care,
where she was a hardworking and dedicated Cafeteria Worker. She once
was a telemarketer at API.
On December 8, 2024, Beverly was called home by her heavenly father
at Saint Mary’s Hospital. She leaves to cherish her memories to: her
devoted Fiancé ~ James Stallings; her loving mother ~ Patricia Shotwell;
her sister ~ Myra Shotwell Ingram; brother ~ David L. Shotwell
(Chamaine); niece ~ Qiana Ingram; nephews ~ Dylan and Cai; three
great nieces ~ Tyler, Kali and Savannah; great nephews ~ Tyrone,
Quinton and Qian; her great-great niece ~ TyLein; special brother ~
Terrell McKeown; special sisters ~ Linda Brown, Elaine Dotson and
Pam Brady; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins and many friends who
loved her very much and will miss her dearly.
She was truly loved by all who crossed her path. It was her eyes and
smile that made a person fall in love with her. Every room she stepped
into; she always brought something new to the table, whether it was a
story, distant memory or something she recently experienced. There was
never a time you could be in her presence and not be impressed. One
thing she valued the most, was her family. For every visit or call, she
never missed a beat to tell each one of them that she loved them.
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