Beverly Anne MacPherson

Beverly is survived by her daughter, Amber Jaye Connolly; son Michael Thomas Connolly; and their father, Michael Joseph Connolly of Tampa, Florida (formerly of Boston, MA), USA.

Beverly is survived by her sister, Pauline Doucet and husband Joey Doucet of Inverness; sister, Jean MacNeil and husband Campbell MacNeil of Inverness; along with their children, Lisa and Jamie; sister, Sandra Fraser and husband, Eugene Fraser of Inverness; along with their children, Courtney, Keisha and Eugene; sister, Diana Tardif along with her children, Carmen and Danny; brother, James MacPherson and wife, Jodi along with their children, Drew and Paige; brother, Robert Corrigan along with his daughter, Rachalle; brother, Justin Corrigan along with his daughter, Samantha; and her brother, Jaycee Corrigan along with his wife, Shannon and sons, Matthew and Alexander of Boston.

Beverly is also survived by Gloria MacPherson of Inverness, wife of the late Fulton MacPherson; and mother of Sharon, Debbie, Gary, Scott and the late Johnny MacPherson. She is also survived by many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins.

Beverly is also survived by her beloved friends, Ellen and David Hilt of Gardiner, Maine; and their children, Alison Hilt along with her daughter, Abigail, and Talia Rose, daughter of the late Gretchen Hilt-Migliaccio.

Beverly lived in the United States for over 50 years before retiring to her birthplace of Inverness, Nova Scotia. She raised two children, Amber "Lamb" and Michael "Mikie", in Boston, Massachusetts then Nashua, New Hampshire. From there she moved to various states, including Michigan, Georgia, Florida and Maine.

Beverly worked in healthcare for many years followed by human resource and office administration. She enjoyed reading, decorating, crocheting and sewing, cooking and baking, gardening and crafting. Beverly was incredibly creative, she made beautiful artwork, dichroic glass pendant and wire wrap jewelry, afghan's, patchwork quilts, hats, mittens, scarves, holiday ornaments and wreaths. She loved seashells, romance novels and movies, cooking shows and baking competitions, disco and country music.

Beverly will be missed by her family and loved ones.

A private interment will be held.

Online condolences may be made to: www.invernessfuneralhome.com

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