Beverley Ann Fuz

Obituary

Passed on

July 10, 1954 – November 23, 2025

With profound sadness, we announce the sudden passing of our beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister and auntie on November 23, while at home with her son, Jeff and grandson, Jaden by her side.

Beverley will be dearly missed by her children, Daryl, Jeff, and Lori (Trevor Gard) and her grandchildren, Cody (Dahlia), Summer, Byron, Alex and Jaden.

Beverley loved her children and grandchildren dearly and was always excited to have them visit.  She insured that she had every body’s favourite food and dessert prepared upon their arrival. 

Beverley is survived by her sister Darlene Yaremus (Caroline, Ben) She is predeceased by her parents, Steve and Caroline Shachtay and sister Rose Marie Darch (Derek).

Beverley had a variety of jobs that included waitressing, cooking, advertising, Elections Manitoba and was a caregiver that she provided care to people with disabilities, in which she enjoyed greatly.  Beverly was a natural caregiver, and it gave her great happiness to make a positive difference in peoples lives.   

Beverley’s passion was cooking and baking and anyone that knew Beverley knew she was a fantastic baker.  She baked an enormous variety of goods that would cover the kitchen table, counters and every other spot that could accommodate a pan or cookie sheet.  Family and friends were lucky to receive her baking platters which were made with an enormous amount of love and pride.  It was not until the passing of her mother that her and her sister mastered the famous Icelandic Vinarterta. 

Beverly’s favourite seasons was spring and summer because she could plant a variety of flowers in her planters that she would nurture, taking pictures of them daily on her iPad and later posting on Facebook. She loved the bright orange tiger lilies that Percy planted along the property bush line, and she would often comment how many there was.  Beverley and Percy enjoyed the fall garden harvests and the time they spent canning together.  When her children were younger, Beverley and Percy took their children to endless baseball, hockey and other sport practices and games.  She loved that her children participated in Ukrainian Dance and loved to see them perform.  Indeed, Beverley was a proud mom.

In earlier days, Bev and Percy curled and within the last while she enjoyed floor curling with her girlfriends.  She looked so forward to spending time with her girlfriends, and many people would be envious of her many life-long friendships she had.  Beverley was blessed to have so many wonderful friends. 

Beverley always wanted the absolute best for everyone she knew and was very proud of all her children and grandchildren wanting them to do well in their lives.  Beverley’s children and grandchildren brought Beverely and Percy their greatest joy, even when they teased them.   

Beverley will be missed enormously by her family and friends, and gatherings will no longer be the same.

You will be missed Beverley!

Vichnaya Pamyat

Funeral Service to be announced at a later date. 

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