Beverly A. Lemmo, age 87, of Arizona, formerly of Canton. Our beautiful mom, Beverly (Bigler) Lemmo, was a very good mother. She worked a full time job as a secretary but still had time for my brother, Jack Bolender, and me, Marcelle Bolender. Mom took Jack to his little league games and practice. She also took me to dance class at Reynolds and McIlvaine above the Sears store. Mom would write all my moves and practice with me and still have time to keep our house so clean you could eat off the floors. Our mom was a classy lady who always looked like a million bucks and was so beautiful inside and out. We lived in Hawaii for a few years, and Mom and I learned the hula. She also taught herself to play the ukulele and guitar. She played and would sing like an angel. After returning to Ohio, Mom met Ned Lemmo and got married. They did many things together. They loved playing golf and cards with friends and travel. Mom also kept in touch with her old school friends. They would meet for a luncheon once a month. Mom took clogging and line dance lessons, and her class would dance at the fairgrounds and at senior homes. Mom was very active and was a lot more fun than she knew. In Arizona, Mom lived with me for four years. She would walk 2 hours a day, and I could hardly keep up with her. Later, my son, Abel, moved in with us. Abel and Mom got very close. Abel would do her hair, nails and jewelry. The two would also paint abstract pictures that are so good, they decorate my walls. Our mom will be missed so much. She was such a great mom and person and friend. Love you, Mom. Please sign the guest book.