My Condolences  to the family....I am so sorry to hear that Beverly, my friend, my supervisor, my confidant, my new best friend is at rest. This day I told myself to call and check in on you but only to find that your at peace.  I’m crushed!!  I will cherish the bad & good times we shared together on this 🌍 .  Rest now.


Bev, You are the best person I have ever known. And I forgot to say how funny you were. And how much I miss you and how much Peacecouncil misses you. 



We came to Austin on this weekend one year ago to see her....not knowing she was so close to death.  I have known Beverly since I moved to Austin in 1980.  She was a bright light in my life and we had so many laughs and fun times.  I know her family and have kept in touch with them through her process of leaving us.  I pray for Dan, Megan, Pete, Ada, David and her sister.  I truly loved Beverly and miss her. 



My friend Beverly has been gone from this earth over two months and so often I think of something to tell her. Still can't believe she was taken too soon.  I just miss her so much!



With heavy heart.....you did make a difference in this World!You will never be forgotten. Thank you for including me in some of your Events with my brother Henry. You made me feel welcome also at your home for Passover.



I am so sad to hear of Beverly's passing. She was an incredible and tireless woman, role model to other women, and a kind mentor to me from early on in my communications career. They just don't make 'em like this beautiful, passionate lady.  Godspeed, Beverly. You will be missed, but you left a memorable and impactful legacy. xoxo, Patti DeNucci



We knew Beverly as one of our friendliest neighbors, always with a big smile and love in her eyes. The vibrancy of the life she lived and shared with so many will live on through so many lives she touched and organizations in which she shared her many talents.  



"I met this humorous, talented, loving and sometimes zany women when I first moved to Austin in 1980. She was one of just three people that I knew at that time.  I first worked with her at Meals on Wheels.  She volunteered and I helped her deliver the food.  I learned quickly of her steadfast devotion to helping others and her non judgmental way of life.  We had so many times of pure fun and laughter.  The mold was broken when she was born....as I've not met anyone like her since and will deeply miss her.  I love you Bev." 



The obituary was a loving tribute to a wonderful person and life. Beverly was among my first friends when I was new in Austin. I loved her Passover Seders and am still friends with persons who I met at these Seders. May her memory be a blessing to all who knew her. May her memory comfort you.



To Beverly's loved ones. You have lost such a loving and caring person from your family and my heart goes out to you at this time of your loss. I have known Beverly casually through Travis County MHMR, now Integral Care, for many years as a volunteer to what is now the PNAC Committee. She was an invaluable resource to the agency as a whole and New Milestones in particular. Her work will live in the good she has done and the friends she leaves behind. God Bless You All. 



I met Beverly only a year ago at my first New Milestones meeting.I was so touched by her spirit and caring
heart to a new person. She was asked "how she was feeling" and chose to ignore the inquiry.She left a legacy of activity and love - a life well lived.Prayer to her friends and family.




What a shock to find out on Facebook that Beverly was gone.  A longtime contemporary in communications, we shared opinions, job interviews and maternity clothes.  My loss for losing touch after moving from Austin.  Such a spark will be welcome where ever she goes from here.  



This is such an enormous loss. Beverly was so dearly loved by so many through the years. She did wonderful work in the Austin area, and made such a difference in so many lives. I especially send my loving thoughts and sympathies to her dear children and grand-children...God bless. 



Dan we are keeping you and the family in prayer.



Beverly had one of the biggest hearts of anyone I have ever known. She gave me my start in Austin and I will be forever grateful to her. I think she knew everyone in Austin,,,and everyone loved her.



Beverly and I shared many things over the past 16 years, lots of laughs, some tears, early weekend mornings getting ready for whatever she had talked me into volunteering for, talking about "Old Austin" and sharing stories about people we knew in common.  It always amazed us we had never met until she started working for New Milestones.  The best thing we shared was our birthdays, February 16th, I'm going to miss my Birthday Buddy.  God Speed my friend. 



What an inspiring woman! I only met her twice but she seemed so full of life. Our thoughts go to her family and especially her daughter Megan our own niece Megan's lifelong friend. 
Love from John and Wendy Free



I met Beverly over a decade ago when she joined the board of directors for Peacecouncil, our non-profit here in Texas that does free marketing for causes. She made a huge difference and expanded the boundaries of what we could do with just the people she befriended on the way to doing the most good she could do. She was an amazing person and a tireless advocate of those in need, the disaffected, the forgotten, the neglected. I will miss her all my life. She was a great friend and an inspiration to me.



Beverly was a fountain of love for everyone.  We will always be inspired by her spirit of giving.



Beverly was one of the first persons I met here in Austin - she was at United Way at the time.  We shared a love of fundraising for good causes and politics.  She was Sally Shipman's aide - we were always on the same side!  You couldn't help but say "Yes" to Beverly when she needed you to volunteer at a mailout or event. Beverly was a tried and true friend and Austin will not be the same without her.  I'm glad I got to see you, Beverly, at D'Ann's Wine, Women and Books this year.  I wish peace and love to Daniel and to her children.  



She was AMAZING and helped so so so many people, including me. What a huge loss. Love you Beverly. 


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Beverly Scarborough Yahiel

16 février 1949 – 2 novembre 2014

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