Beverly Joy Jedrzejak

Those who knew Beverly knew a beloved presence—steady in spirit, gracious in manner, and generous in the quiet ways that matter most. Her care for others was not simply something she spoke of, but something she practiced, offering help where it was needed and bringing comfort through thoughtful attention and time freely given.

Beverly found joy in the simple and meaningful rhythms of life. She enjoyed piano, bingo, traveling, crocheting, and helping others—interests that reflected both her warmth and her appreciation for connection, creativity, and community.

Music was one of the ways Beverly most naturally shared herself with others. She played piano in the church choir and brought seasonal cheer by playing Christmas music at the VFW. She also dedicated her time through the women’s auxiliary, offering her support in service to others and strengthening the bonds that hold a community together.

Beverly is preceded in death by her husband of eight years, John Prokop, parents; George and Catherine Adam, and her daughter, Linda Markham.

Beverly is survived by her son, Jeff Jedrzejak, daughter, Judy Montgomery (Billy), grandchildren; Kelly Markham, Kevin Markham, Tyler Jedrzejak (Olivia), Parker Jedrzejak, Bobby William Montgomery, and Stormy Montgomery, and two great grandchildren.

A Committal Service will be held at Georgia National Cemetery -Canton GA, 1080 Scott Hudgens Dr, Canton, GA 30114, US, on October 22, 2026, at 9:00 am.