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Silverton, OR resident Beverly Muth, 78, died of complications from heart surgery on July 17, 2020, with her family by her side in her daughter’s home.
A memorial celebration was held on August 8th in Keizer, OR.
Beverly was born January 12, 1942 in Big Horn County, MT to Charles and Dora Moore. She attended Lodge Grass High School and completed Hollywood Beauty College in Denver, CO. Bev married, had a daughter, Carla, and moved to Cleveland, OH to be close to the Muth Family. Her son, Kenneth was born, and after 6 years in Cleveland, the family ventured off to Alaska and Colorado and settled in Billings, MT where Bev was a beautician at Hennessey’s Beauty Salon for most of her career. In her later years, she resided in Montana, New Mexico, Idaho and Texas before moving to Oregon to be closer to her children.
Bev enjoyed time with her friends and family and was always hospitable and kind to those in need. She loved fishing, being in nature, and seeing new places. She spent 2 years living in Ireland and traveling around Europe where she met life-long friends.
Bev is survived by three sisters, Betty Thompson, Dorothy Pippin and Rita Brightenbaugh; ex-husband Matthew Muth all of Billings, MT; daughter and son-in-law, Carla (Muth) and David Christensen of Keizer, OR; and son, Kenneth Muth of Snohomish, WA.
She was preceded in death by her parents; brother, Dean (Bucky) Moore; and sister, Charlene Keller.
Beg worked at hennessys when I did and she fixed my hair. I liked her so much. I remember you knew my son, Greg. Sorry for your loss.
Ken and Carla, Sorry for you loss,
MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE FOR YOU,
Carla, I had talked to my son Mike n he told of your Mom being there in the hospital. Im sorry for your loss, tho I hadnt seen any of u for years. You mom n I had some good times together n it was such a privilege to have her allow Tim n I to live with you all after the fire. Your mom was a special lady. May THE LORD comfort you n give you peace. GOD bless you.
I was so shocked and saddened to finally find my dear friend from Central Heights in Billings. We lost track after her move to New Mexico. And to think , after all this time, we were just a few miles apart . I live in Portland . We had such fun times and good talks. She brightened my life.
Aunt Bev, I love you. I remember you cutting and perming my hair. You taught me how to cut my own bangs when I was a little girl. You were there for me and Colleen when we needed you, and just because. Always with open arms and a smile. May you rest in peace.
A beautiful and loving tribute, Carla. I have many fond memories of your mom. She had an amazing spirit and vitality. My condolences to you and your family.
Karla, you really did have a beautiful Mama! She was blessed having you, her lovely and so loving daughter. I am praying for God to comfort you deeply ❤️
Carla, what a beautiful tribute to your mother. She is pain free now and has left behind a compassionate and caring daughter. Praying for sweet memories to come to mind in the months and years to come.
Such a beautiful lady. Sorry that I never got to meet her, but if she was anything like her daughter, she must have been an extraordinary lady. My deepest sympathy to her family and friends.
I haven't seen my Aunt Bev of in years but I remember her and Uncle Bud sitting at the bar in my parents newly-constructed rec room eating snacks and drinking beer. She was kind and beautiful (THOSE EYES) and I was so sorry when she left town. I never saw her again and have always felt bad about that. Rest in peace. my beautiful aunt. Condolences to you. Carla and Kenny.