Beverly Stover

A photo of Beverly Stover

Beverly Catherine (Muller) Stover of Ridgetown Ontario passed away at home at the age of 97 years.  Predeceased by her husband John (Jack) F. Stover in 1968.

Bev came to Ridgetown as a new bride.  She was a professional figure skater who travelled the world with “Holiday on Ice”.  Born in Syracuse, New York she was predeceased by her mother, father, sister and last her brother.  She loved playing golf, her games of Bridge and wintering in Florida.

Beverly is survived by her four children:  Christine Vanderlip of Rondeau, Joan Craig of Malibu, California, Jack Stover of London, Ontario and Laura Stover of Ridgetown.  Beverly treasured eight grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren.

Cremation has taken place.  In memory of Mom, please enjoy skating or a game of Bridge.

Rest in peace at 97.  Your life was well lived and loved.

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We were so lucky to have such a kind, caring, and graceful grandmother. I am remembering hearing she met grandfather Jack skating —she was practicing figure skating while he was warming up for ice hockey. She shared her love of figure skating with her kids and this was so special to see.

She was a kind and loving grandmother. My fondest memories of her were spending time together in the summer months, at the beach and painting together at her trailer. She was a strong and inspiring person who I will think of often.

To a smart, beautiful, strong mother … I will remember your smile, creativity, and words of encouragement. As a talented artist, figure skating teacher and enthusiastic traveler you taught me so much! Thank you, Mom. You will always be loved and missed.

Laurie & Family, We are sorry to hear of Bev's passing. Our thoughts & prayers are with you during this difficult time.

I am so sorry to hear about Bev. I have great memories of her as our skating coach, especially how she made each of the annual club skating shows a magical wonder. I send my condolences and wish you all some moments of peace in the days and months ahead. As a matter of fact, I've started skating again this year, so I'll think of her each time I take to the ice.