Beverly Ann Clarke (Busolo)

life story

A Loving, creative, kind person loved by many.

Beverly Ann Clarke, 86, passed away peacefully on October 7, 2025, in Pembroke Pines, Florida. Born on May 12, 1939, in Jamaica, Queens, New York, Beverly later moved to Florida where she attended Pompano High School. Her early years laid the foundation for a life marked by dedication, creativity, and warmth. Beverly devoted many years of her professional life to Memorial Hospital, where she worked in medical records and Memorial Manor. Her commitment to her work reflected her strong sense of responsibility and care for others. A woman of many talents and interests, Beverly was known for her vibrant creativity. She found joy in crafting and had a special love for orchids. Her weekends often included visits to garage sales where she delighted in discovering hidden treasures. A passionate reader and avid traveler, Beverly embraced life with curiosity and enthusiasm. Those who knew Beverly will remember her positive spirit and the comforting sound of her whistling as she walked through her apartment—a simple yet beautiful expression of the joy she carried within her. She was deeply loved by many and left a lasting impression on all who had the pleasure of knowing her. May her memory bring comfort to those who knew and cherished her. Mom loved a good prime rib. Her favorite place to visit was the Blueridge mountains in GA. Her favorite artist was Sarah Brightman. She loved classical and jazz music. Mom didn't really have a favorite color, although she leaned towards a pretty teal.

A few things about mom:

She had a kind hearted spirit: When she went to a department store, she would start chatting with people and make friends. She would even get their number and create new friendships. She was very creative: She had a craft room and made beautiful cards. She was into beading, crafting, and traveling. She loved her coffee. Even in her darkest days at the end, she would ask for a cup of coffee and just let it sit there all day untouched. Mom had some great friends that will truly miss her. Mom was great with money. She was so proud of her accomplishments financially. Mom had great work ethic and loved to work. She retired from Memorial hospital after many years of hard work.