January 27, 2024
Poole, Beverly
Beverly L. (Cassie) Poole, a long time resident of Dedham, passed away on January 25, 2024 at the age of 81. Born in Boston on November 17, 1942, she was the youngest child of the late John and Marion (Carlson) Cassie. Beverly was a member of Allin Congregational Church, and held many positions within the church over the years. She was the former church clerk, a member of the choir, part of the pastoral search committee, and a former diaconate.
Beverly was the wife of the late Russell W. Poole for 54 years, until his death in 2020, and was the loving mother of John B. Poole of Stoughton, and David R. Poole and his wife Dana, of CA. Beverly was the sister of the late Douglas and Alan Cassie, and the late Shirley Morash. She was the beloved grandmother of Zachary, Haley, Heidi, Charles and his late twin brother William, and Harrison Poole, and the great grandmother of Eleanor Poole.
Visitation for Beverly will be held on Wednesday, February 7, 2024, from 4-8PM, at the Folsom Funeral Home, 87 Milton St, Dedham. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her graveside service at Brookdale Cemetery, 86 Brookdale Ave, Dedham, on Thursday, February 8, 2024, at 11AM. Donations in Beverly’s name to the Allin Congregational Church, 683 High St, Dedham, MA 02026, would be appreciated. A celebration of life will be held for June 22, 2024 at 10 am at the Allin Congregational Church followed by fellowship after the service in the Fireside Room at the church.
Comments(8)
Having known you since I became a Scout and met your brother, Alan, I’ve always liked you. I recall running into you and Russ in the store from time to time. in recent years, however we became closer thru the internet. I’ll miss your interesting humorous emails. Rest well, I’ll probably be seeing you before too long. Scotty
John and David and rest of Bev’s family.I am in complete shock hearing of your Mom’s passing. She and I spent hours just chatting about anything and everything. I will miss her so much. God bless you both.Sending hugs and prayers.
You were always more like a sister to me, than a sister-in-law. There are so many special memories of our family times together.
You will be forever loved and missed.
I have known Bev ever since I started school, and she was “my twin”, since we had the same birthday. From the age of 12, we were “sisters” in the Order of Rainbow for Girls, and Mr. Barker’s English class was also a memory we talked about when we were together in that class. Even recently we often discussed the poor grammar that was used by those giving the news! I will miss our frequent phone calls. Bev was an intelligent and caring friend.
I was sorry to hear of Bev’s passing. She and I (along with my husband Kevin) worked at LTX. She was a lovely lady, full of laughter and a wealth of information on many subjects. I was always amazed. I believe she lived a great life and passed too soon. Peace to you all, Kathy O’Keefe
John and David, I am very sorry to hear about your Mom’s passing. My sincere condolences to you and your families.
Even though Bev and I haven’t worked together since I left LTX 20 years ago, Bev’s kindness and empathy will always ensure she has a special place in my heart. I’ve enjoyed our phone calls and exchanging birthday and holiday cards for 2 decades and miss her already. My sincerest condolences to the family.
So sorry to hear of Bev’s passing and Charlie and I extend our deepest condolences to her family. Beverly, Russell and I were friends in high school, but became closer friends as we aged. Bev had a beautiful smile, amazing love for those she knew especially true to Russell her sons and grandchildren. We joined forces over the years with several members of our 1960 grads working toward class reunions, and on many occasions gathered at her home reminiscing. We kept in touch as recent as a couple of months ago when she told me she had met my grandson Jimmy who helped her with projects she needed done. Beverly, you are now in heaven with the love of your life. Rest in peace together.