Beverly Jane Acosta, known by friends and family as BJ, died unexpectedly from an aggressive cancer Saturday June 4, 2016. Mrs. Acosta was preceded in death by her husband of 25 years, Richard Acosta. Three children survive her: Robert Fish, Toni Smith, and Kenneth Fish, as well as six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
From a young age, Beverly was always a high-energy person who loved family, the outdoors, and sports. While in high school, she was a cheerleader for Onsted High School in Michigan. She married Thomas Fish in 1957 and had three children. Beverly subsequently met Richard in Stockton. California.
Beverly worked in the banking industry her entire professional career, her longest tenure being with Crocker Bank, Wells Fargo Bank, and her last position as Assistant Vice President for Virginia Commerce Bank.
Beverly and Richard lived in Washington DC for 12 years where Rich was employed at the FAA. While in Alexandria, Virginia, Beverly was an active member of the Business and Professional Women's organization and was the first female officer for the Alexandria Rotary Club. During her career she was also active in the Kiwanis, Soroptimist and Toastmasters.
Upon their retirement, Beverly and Richard moved back to the Sacramento area and settled at Sun City in Lincoln, California. Beverly loved the people in the Sun City community, and participated in the RV Club, Mahjong, and her latest joy: bridge.
Beverly was laid to rest in the Sacramento Valley National Cemetery with her husband Richard.
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Bio adapted from an obituary published in The Sacramento Bee on June 12, 2016.
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Beverly Jane (Anderson) Acosta's mother is Jane Elizabeth (Mattis) Anderson 1918-1974. She married Cecil Leroy Anderson in Steuben, Indiana 19 Oct 1934. Source: Chevydelray55 #47557480.
From a young age, Beverly was always a high-energy person who loved family, the outdoors, and sports. While in high school, she was a cheerleader for Onsted High School in Michigan. She married Thomas Fish in 1957 and had three children. Beverly subsequently met Richard in Stockton. California.
Beverly worked in the banking industry her entire professional career, her longest tenure being with Crocker Bank, Wells Fargo Bank, and her last position as Assistant Vice President for Virginia Commerce Bank.
Beverly and Richard lived in Washington DC for 12 years where Rich was employed at the FAA. While in Alexandria, Virginia, Beverly was an active member of the Business and Professional Women's organization and was the first female officer for the Alexandria Rotary Club. During her career she was also active in the Kiwanis, Soroptimist and Toastmasters.
Upon their retirement, Beverly and Richard moved back to the Sacramento area and settled at Sun City in Lincoln, California. Beverly loved the people in the Sun City community, and participated in the RV Club, Mahjong, and her latest joy: bridge.
Beverly was laid to rest in the Sacramento Valley National Cemetery with her husband Richard.
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Bio adapted from an obituary published in The Sacramento Bee on June 12, 2016.
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Beverly Jane (Anderson) Acosta's mother is Jane Elizabeth (Mattis) Anderson 1918-1974. She married Cecil Leroy Anderson in Steuben, Indiana 19 Oct 1934. Source: Chevydelray55 #47557480.
Beverly Jane Acosta, known by friends and family as BJ, died unexpectedly from an aggressive cancer Saturday June 4, 2016. Mrs. Acosta was preceded in death by her husband of 25 years, Richard Acosta. Three children survive her: Robert Fish, Toni Smith, and Kenneth Fish, as well as six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
From a young age, Beverly was always a high-energy person who loved family, the outdoors, and sports. While in high school, she was a cheerleader for Onsted High School in Michigan. She married Thomas Fish in 1957 and had three children. Beverly subsequently met Richard in Stockton. California.
Beverly worked in the banking industry her entire professional career, her longest tenure being with Crocker Bank, Wells Fargo Bank, and her last position as Assistant Vice President for Virginia Commerce Bank.
Beverly and Richard lived in Washington DC for 12 years where Rich was employed at the FAA. While in Alexandria, Virginia, Beverly was an active member of the Business and Professional Women's organization and was the first female officer for the Alexandria Rotary Club. During her career she was also active in the Kiwanis, Soroptimist and Toastmasters.
Upon their retirement, Beverly and Richard moved back to the Sacramento area and settled at Sun City in Lincoln, California. Beverly loved the people in the Sun City community, and participated in the RV Club, Mahjong, and her latest joy: bridge.
Beverly was laid to rest in the Sacramento Valley National Cemetery with her husband Richard.
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Bio adapted from an obituary published in The Sacramento Bee on June 12, 2016.
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Beverly Jane (Anderson) Acosta's mother is Jane Elizabeth (Mattis) Anderson 1918-1974. She married Cecil Leroy Anderson in Steuben, Indiana 19 Oct 1934. Source: Chevydelray55 #47557480.
From a young age, Beverly was always a high-energy person who loved family, the outdoors, and sports. While in high school, she was a cheerleader for Onsted High School in Michigan. She married Thomas Fish in 1957 and had three children. Beverly subsequently met Richard in Stockton. California.
Beverly worked in the banking industry her entire professional career, her longest tenure being with Crocker Bank, Wells Fargo Bank, and her last position as Assistant Vice President for Virginia Commerce Bank.
Beverly and Richard lived in Washington DC for 12 years where Rich was employed at the FAA. While in Alexandria, Virginia, Beverly was an active member of the Business and Professional Women's organization and was the first female officer for the Alexandria Rotary Club. During her career she was also active in the Kiwanis, Soroptimist and Toastmasters.
Upon their retirement, Beverly and Richard moved back to the Sacramento area and settled at Sun City in Lincoln, California. Beverly loved the people in the Sun City community, and participated in the RV Club, Mahjong, and her latest joy: bridge.
Beverly was laid to rest in the Sacramento Valley National Cemetery with her husband Richard.
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Bio adapted from an obituary published in The Sacramento Bee on June 12, 2016.
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Beverly Jane (Anderson) Acosta's mother is Jane Elizabeth (Mattis) Anderson 1918-1974. She married Cecil Leroy Anderson in Steuben, Indiana 19 Oct 1934. Source: Chevydelray55 #47557480.
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