In Celebration of

Beverly Mae Young

February 24, 1931 - November 23, 2022

Beverly passed peacefully on Wednesday, November 23rd after suffering a stroke the previous Saturday. Daughter of the late Elwin and Violet Moore. Beloved wife of the late Ronald Young, much loved mother of Brian and mother-in-law of Mary. Loving sister to the late Thelma Shusterman and sister-in-law to the late Morrie. Beloved aunt to Penny, Mike (Colleen), Anne, Janet, Tim (Cindy), Sharon (Carl), and the late Bill.

Bev and Ron were married in 1952, and were long-time residents of Clarkson/Park Royal. She was a great lover of animals, and provided many dog treats to the local pets who would pull up the driveway when their owners walked them by her house.

Bev moved to Walden Circle Retirement Residence in September 2021 and enjoyed her time there making many new friends among residents and staff.

Bev was a very positive person who always kept active and involved with others. Bev impacted all of our lives positively, and will be missed.

Upon cremation Bev will be interred at Springcreek Cemetery with her beloved Ron.

A gathering of family and friends celebrating Bev’s life will be held at Michael’s Back Door Restaurant (1715 Lakeshore Rd. W. Mississauga/northeast corner of Lakeshore and Clarkson Rd. N./parking in rear off Clarkson Rd. N.) on December 6, 2022 between 1:00 and 3:00 pm.

Guestbook

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Mike Shusterman (My Aunt)

Entered November 25, 2022 from Ramara Twp

I will miss my Aunt Bev. She was always so supportive and genuinely interested in my life and she impacted me in so many many ways.
Her positive nature and humour were her trademarks.
Bev always let it be known where she stood on any issue or situation and with a smile. Someone to look up to as was her husband, Ron.
She loved anything on 4 legs and our Teddy will miss her too.
She always put a smile on all our faces.
Not the same without her to talk to.
Thinking of you always Aunt Bev.
Mike and Colleen, and Teddy.

George Kobayashi (Friend)

Entered November 25, 2022 from MISSISSAUGA

I'm so sad to hear of Bev's passing. She was a wonderful lady who enjoyed giving treats to my mini schnauzers, Schultzie and Winnie. Winnie still stops by her driveway on Bonner expecting to see Bev coming out to give her a treat. My sincere condolences to the Young family.

George, Eleanor Kobayashi and Winnie

Carl and Sharon Nordstrom (niece and nephew)

Entered November 25, 2022 from Stockton

We so enjoyed our times with Aunt Bev. Whether in Stockton, California or San Francisco, we always had a great time. Phone calls with her will be missed.

Wendy Shrubsole (Friend of Brian and Mary)

Entered November 26, 2022 from Pickering

So sorry for your loss.

Janet Shusterman (Niece)

Entered November 27, 2022 from Toronto

Dearest Brian and Mary,
I am so deeply sorry for your profound loss. Regardless of her chronological age, you must feel as shocked as you are saddened by the suddenness of your Mom's passing.
Your Mom was a force to be reckoned with, full of boundless energy and possessing a heart big enough to engulf her family, friends, and neighbours (who became life-long, and often multi-generational friends), and her special, 4-legged friends that always came to visit!
I will cherish forever the times I enjoyed spending with Aunt Bev, especially our lunches together! Whether eating out after we completed our errands, or eating grilled cheese at her home, we never ran out of conversation!
Her loss is immeasurable; I will miss her tremendously.
May her memory be a blessing,
Janet