Beverley J. Lewis Obituary

With heavy hearts, we announce the death of Beverley J. Lewis of Marissa, Illinois, who passed away on June 1, 2023 at the age of 77. Leave a sympathy message to the family on the memorial page of Beverley J. Lewis to pay them a last tribute.

She was predeceased by: her parents, Earl Harriman and Marie Harriman; her grandparents, John, Mary Kelly, Robert "Red" and Dicie Anna Harriman; her brother Norman "Butch" (Becky Harriman); her aunt Doris (Duck); her uncle Norman Harriman (Hoot); her nephew Darin Harriman; her great-niece Jamie Marie Coulson; her great-nephews, Brendon Earl Harriman and Ryder Brooks Lewis; and also, Clyde, Helen Lewis, Monroe and Selena Wallace.

She is survived by: her friends, Bob, Barb Lowe, Sue and Jim Derwort; her husband Stanley Lewis; her children, Stanley Scott Lewis, Julie Kay Thannum (Scott), Dale-Lee Earl Lewis (Melinda) and Susan Marie Juenger (Bill); her grandchildren, Derrick Lewis (Emma), Thomas Lewis, Samantha Forsythe (Justin), Joshua Lewis (Candice), Riley Olson (Josh), Curtis Lewis, Jacob Lewis (Adriana), Megan Anderson (Parker), Maddie Thannum, Alexandra Hankins (Drew), Douglas Lewis (Misty), Lillian Lewis (Nick Fogle), Molly Lewis (Nick Clifford), Cameron Juenger, Ryan Juenger, Kaylee Juenger, Jackson Thannum and Emily Lewis; her great grandchildren, Bradlee Lehman, Chase Lehman, Connor Riddle, Jayden Riddle, Erza Lewis, Eleanor Anderson, Piper Olson, Archer Lewis, Jessie Lewis, Antonio Lewis, Ezekiel Hankins, Lucas Hankins, James Fogle and Raven Lewis; her siblings, Earlene Coulson and Jerry (Gena Harriman); her cousins, Robbie Harriman (Charlotte) and Norman Harriman (Karen); and her nieces and nephews, Dennis Coulson (Robin), Tracy McClintock (Marc), Mike Coulson, Kelly Luecking (Muke), Patrick Coulson (Elizabeth), Tim Coulson, Chris Lewis (Marcie), Wendy Borrenpohl (Eric), Andy Lewis (Katherine) and John Harriman (Amber).

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to the Marissa Methodist Church, the Marissa Fire Department and/or the City of Marissa benefiting the community's first responders, many of whom showed compassion and care for Beverley throughout her long battle with illness.