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IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Beverly Louise

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Marty

Jul 7, 1934 — Jul 15, 2026

Obituary

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Mom had a life well lived and she taught us all to be happy and move forward.

Beverly Louise Marty (Sullivan) was born July 7th 1934 to Bertha and Thomas Sullivan in Green County Wisconsin. She grew up on a small dairy farm outside Argyle Wisconsin and was a Cheerleader at the Monroe High School. Mom loved to have fun and was an excellent Bridge Player her whole life. Beverly attended College at Plattville and Madison and graduated with a teaching certificate. Beverly went to teach elementary school for the Air Force in Japan for 2 years and then returned to the Midwest to teach. She taught school in Chicago in a northern suburb and eventually returned to teach in Green County Wisconsin. Mom and Dan had known each other in High School and kept in touch and when Mom retuned to Green County they began dating. They were married in Green County June 15th of 1963 and had a brief honeymoon before leaving for California for Dad's first job as an Engineer. They moved to Orange County where their oldest son Steven was born. About 2 years later Dad took a different engineering job in Sacramento and had their youngest son Jeffrey there. 4 years later the family moved to Longview Washington, and then to Ann Arbor Michigan. In 1975 the family moved to Kennewick Washington where Dad worked for Washington Public Power Supply System and then Bechtel and finally Rockwell Industries. Mom and Dad traveled the world and enjoyed life. They moved to a smaller house and lived in Sun Willows in Pasco where Mom golfed and played bridge with all her of wonderful friends that she had collected over a lifetime. Mom loved spending time with her grandkids and they were her greatest treasure. She is survived by her Husband of 64 years Willis, sons Steve and Jeff, Steve's wife Becky and their 4 children, Samuel, Daniel, Michael, and Anna. Jeff's Wife Mickie and their children Jonathan and Karlee. Mom had a life well lived and she taught us all to be happy and move forward and don't worry about anything you don't control beyond your fingertips !

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