Beverly May Nagy

She passed away peacefully in Langley, BC on October 5th, 2025, surrounded by her loving family.

Beverly worked as a Homemaker and together with her late husband Frank, operated a business and hobby farm while raising a family of 4 children.

She was a sports enthusiast who excelled at bowling and as a fastball pitcher and was known for diving off the White Rock Pier.

Beverly especially loved playing piano and guitar and played in groups for many years and enjoyed teaching it.

Beverly was a member of St Joseph’s Catholic Church where for several years she taught Catechism and volunteered with the CWL.

She also served in various positions with The War Amputees of Canada and along with her late husband, Frank Nagy was instrumental in bringing the CHAMP Program into existence supporting child amputees.

Beverly was loved by everyone who knew her and whose lives she touched. From her gentle kindness to her infectious laugh and the way she made everyone feel seen, loved and special.

Remaining to cherish Beverly’s memory are her children; Debbie Nagy, Robert Nagy (Edie Nagy) Michael Nagy, and Marta Nagy. Her 10 Grandchildren; Jesse Morrison (Elisha Morrison) Sarah Morrison, Rebecca Reeves (Kyle Reeves), Matthew Nagy, Jonathan Nagy, Benjamin Nagy, Stephen Nagy (Katy Nagy), David Nagy, Thomas Nagy (Alishia Nagy) and Janine Curry (Kyle Russell)

Beverly also leaves behind 11 great-grandchildren: Ella, Logan, Zoey, Jaxson, Olyvia, Amelia, Vincent, Oliver, Charlie, Gunnar and Oscar. Sisters; Olive Nagy, Carol Hubert and Lila Taylor and many nieces and nephews,

Preceding Beverly in death are spouse, Frank Nagy.

Memorial donations in Beverly’s memory may be directed to The War Amputees of Canada and The Child Amputee (Champ) Program www.waramps.ca

Funeral Mass will be held on Friday October 24th at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, with a reception to follow in the church hall. Father Patrick Chisholm will officiate the ceremony. All are welcome to attend and celebrate Beverly’s life.

The family would like to thank the very special caregivers at The Village Langley and Avalon Gardens for their wonderful care and dedication.

In lieu of flowers, please send donations to The War Amputees of Canada at www.waramps.ca

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