With heavy hearts and profound gratitude for a life so beautifully lived, family and friends remember Beverly Annette Holloway Evans, age 67, who passed away peacefully on Monday, February 9, 2026. Born on August 12, 1958, to Bob and Betty Stanfill Holloway in the community she would always call home, Beverly grew up surrounded by faith, family, and the values of hard work and compassion that shaped her entire life.
She devoted her early years to being a loving homemaker, raising her children with warmth, guidance, and a home centered on faith, love, and stability. Later in life she answered a calling to serve others more broadly, faithfully working as a nurse for over 30 years and caring for patients with the same dedication, gentleness, and genuine love she brought to her own family.
Beverly Annette Holloway Evans was first and foremost a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother whose nurturing spirit created a foundation of security and affection for those closest to her. She poured her energy into building a home where faith was lived out daily, where children were raised with kindness and moral clarity, and where everyone felt deeply loved.
Her role as a homemaker reflected a woman who found profound purpose in family life, creating traditions, offering steady encouragement, and making sure every member felt valued and supported. Even after she entered the nursing profession, she never stopped being the heart of her household—balancing long shifts with unwavering presence at home, always prioritizing the well-being of her loved ones.
As a nurse for more than three decades, Beverly brought the same compassion and commitment to her patients that she gave to her family. She worked in healthcare settings where her calm demeanor, attentive listening, and genuine care made a meaningful difference during vulnerable moments. Colleagues and patients alike remembered her as someone who treated every person with dignity, offered comfort during difficult diagnoses or recoveries, and approached her responsibilities with professionalism and heart.
Beverly saw nursing not just as a job but as an extension of her natural calling to serve and uplift others. Her quiet strength and empathy left a lasting impression on those she helped heal, and her legacy in healthcare reflects a woman who lived her faith through action every day.
Beverly was deeply rooted in her faith and active in her church community, where she found strength, fellowship, and purpose. She participated in Bible studies, women’s ministry groups, and various service projects, always willing to lend a hand or offer a word of encouragement. Her Christian walk was characterized by humility, grace, and a steady trust in God’s plan, qualities that guided her through life’s joys and trials.
On Saturday, February 21, 2026, at 11:00 a.m., Beverly Annette Holloway Evans will be honored at Carmel Heights Baptist Church in her hometown. Visitation will start at 10:00 a.m. and last until the time of the ceremony.
Family, friends, former coworkers, church family, and community members will have the chance to come together in shared remembering, to share memories of her warmth and faith, and to express gratitude for the gift of her life, while the Reverend will officiate.
