Birth date: Jan 16, 1947 Death date: Jun 25, 2020
Beverly Sue Leffingwell, age 73, of Wichita, passed away on Thursday, June 25, 2020 at Mapleton Assisted Living in Andover, KS. Beverly was born on January 16, 1947 in Richmond, CA., the daughter of John E. and Doris (LaPierre) Le Read Obituary
Hi Steph. I've kept in touch with your Mom since i rented a house from her and Ron next door to their house back in the 70's. So sorry to hear about her passing. She was always such a light in my life. I will miss her correspondence. She would send me pictures of the boys and you. Prayers to you and your family. Rosemary Signorelli Overland Park Ks.
Today is day 28 since you have left. We have missed four Tuesday conversations. I have not been able to write you until now; it is too hard. I have never lost a Sister before. I never had a sister until you and I became friends, and, for a time, we were inseparable. We laughed together and we even scrapped together. Oh, the times we had, funny and sad…but mostly funny. I met you my Sister late in my life, and we always talked about “chosen” family. I have told you many times how honored I was to have you as my friend. You are the loyalist friend I have ever had and I could count on you near or far. You are the ONE friend my Mother often said that if one is fortunate to have one “true and loyal” friend at the end of one’s life, he is blessed beyond measure. You are that to me. I miss you dearly.
I met Beverly when I worked in Child Support. She always had a kind word and smile to hand out. My deepest sympathies go out to the family.
To Stephanie and your family—My deepest sympathy is being sent to you. I’m sorry to hear of your loss. Hugs to you! Renee’ Pike, Great Bend, KS 🙏🙏🙏
May Jesus welcome you into His sweet embrace dear friend. You will be missed by so many people! I will treasure the memories we made together as children and as adults. You are my forever friend!
I pray your journey home is as glorious as it should be. God speed Ms Beverly.
Rest in peace my dear friend. Your continued friendship with me over the years even though we were separated by many miles will be forever treasured. The year spent in Arkansas City as friends across the hall are filled with special memories with you and part of your family that you shared with me. I truly regret we never made that visit halfway between our homes but your letters cards and phone calls are true treasures I'll remember until we meet again in the future. God took you home too soon for us but He knew you were ill and needed His Home. My prayers to all your family that their memories will provide them comfort and peace in the days ahead. Marilyn K Hampton, OKC OK
