Book of Memories for Beverly Rose Rendler

Condolence From Peggy A Weinreich

Wed, 05 Sep 2018 10:06:56 EDT

The entire Kutas Family and Peggy Kutas Weinreich send our sincere condolences, a big warm hug. With tons of love.

Condolence From The Fugmann Family

Wed, 05 Sep 2018 04:30:58 EDT

Dearest Friends: We are so very sorry for your deep loss and grieve along with you for the loss of the beautiful light that shone so brightly from Beverly’s sweet spirit. Bev was an example of love and grace for us all and she will be missed sorely, but live on tenderly in our hearts and memories. We pray God’s blessings and comfort for your family.

Story shared: My deepest condolences

Wed, 05 Sep 2018 00:09:18 EDT

I grew up down the street from the Rendlers and spent countless afternoons after school, Shabbat dinners, and weekends at their house. As one of Nikis friends I was always treated like a daughter by Bev. She not only wanted the best for us, but she expected the best from us. Fiercely loving and protective she was our biggest cheerleader during our successes and always offered strong and constructive advice when we went astray. Both her strong-willed spirit and her nurturing heart made an impact on anyone that was fortunate enough to love her and be loved by her. It breaks my heart to know she is gone, but I know she will continue to look down over her pack and always protect them.

Story shared: A Remarkable Lady

Tue, 04 Sep 2018 19:45:11 EDT

I just wanted to say how sorry we are for the loss of Bev. Whenver I would run into her, she would have that beautiful smile and be so warm and friendly. She truly was a very special woman. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Ilene, Alexander and Emily Kruger

Condolence From Candace Skurnik

Tue, 04 Sep 2018 18:53:21 EDT

I feel so blessed that I got to know Beverly, and spend time with the entire family just a few short months ago. She was loving and welcoming. I felt being enfolded into the love from her and family. I will be thinking of you all. May your wonderful memories sustain you in the difficult days ahead.

Story shared: Aunt B and Aunt B

Tue, 04 Sep 2018 18:35:45 EDT

My mom, Belinda, and Bev had been friends since they were 15 years old... over 40 years! They called each other sisters and for years, I truly believed that Bev was my biological aunt. They looked alike, they talked alike, they acted alike. To each other, they were more than best friends... they were soulmates... they were sisters.

When we were little we used to come out to San Diego from Pittsburgh, PA and visit our Aunt B (that's what we called Bev and her kids would call my mom, who is Belinda, Aunt B, as well). We loved being around the Rendlers, our cousins, and being apart of that crazy fun house where there was always something going on! I actually thought I was part-Jewish at one point because I had cousins who were, so I must be, right?

I remember one specific time the two of them, Aunt B and Aunt B, took all of us kids (they had 8 kids between the two of them) to the mall for the day. They were very affectionate friends... they would hold hands, called each other honey, and even kissed on the lips!!! Well, during this one shopping spree they were apparantly feelinge extra lovey dovey and were doing all of the above out in public, with all their kids around. We were getting looks from everyone!!

My Aunt B was always telling me how much she loved my sisters and I, how much she loved our family, and how much she loved my mom. She would say things like, "Oh Emily, you get that from our side of the family." Lol... and I loved it!!

She and my mom had something that was truly special, and something I feel honored to have witnessed. Their friendship was true, it was loyal, and it was unconditional. I will always remember the love that they had for each other... She will be truly missed.