Beverly Alexander Keathley

Passed away in comfort with husband Darrell by her side as he has been for seventy-two years. Beverly joined her Lord and Savior on January 22, 2024. She was born in Dallas, Texas on June 15, 1934 to loving parents, Thais Peacock and Charles Alexander.

After meeting Darrell at St. Luke's Methodist church, neither dated anyone else; they married in 1951. Beverly was smart, beautiful and caring. She graduated North Dallas High School as Most Popular Girl, she was also a member of the National Honor Society. She was a lifetime Methodist and was an active leader and teacher at both St.Luke's and Walnut Hill UMC. She was a long time member of Beta Sigma Phi sorority and enjoyed many wonderful friends and great trips with those girls. She was active in politics and considered it her true vocation. She was the Dallas administrative assistant to Texas Representative, Fred Agnich for many years.

She loved to travel. She and Darrell enjoyed many trips to Europe, Mexico, The Caymans, Bermuda, Bahamas and Alaska. She enjoyed fishing and bird watching at their lake house in East Texas and golfing and shopping at their Ruidosa NM home. She kept detailed logs of all trips and time spent at "the lake".

Beverly had a long, healthy, active life until about eight years ago when she began developing the cruel Alzheimer's disease. She is preceded in death by her parents and her daughter Alane Keathley Mullen of Flower Mound, her brother William A. Alexander of Tyler, and her half brother David Alexander of Las Vegas. She is survived by husband, Darrell H. Keathley, daughter Vicki Keathley Carver and her husband Rodney A. Carver of Carrollton, beloved grandson, Hunter M. Davis and his wife, Roxanna, their sons, Dallas and Daxon Davis of Sherman Oaks, California, and half sisters Jennifer Hegg of Seal Beach, California, and Diane Wright of Wylie.

Beverly was a much loved wife, mother, and grandmother (Grammy). She loved family dinners, her grand dogs, a good thunderstorm, peaches, coconut cream pie and looking at the stars. The service will be held at Sparkman/Hillcrest Funeral Home at 2:00 pm on Saturday, January 27th, with Andy Nelms of Walnut Hill Church officiating.

God bless her beautiful soul. "Rest with the angels, Beverly."