In Loving Memory of
Florence Mary Beavis
(nee Trembath)
age 96 
Lovingly remembered by her sons Ken (Cathy), 
Ross (Melanie), Glenn, Raymond and Ian, grandchildren Jamie (Jana), Sarah (Tyler), Mark, Meghan (Dave), 
Allana (Steven), Mary-Kate (Justin), Alysha (Derek) and Sam, great-grandchildren Kaleigh, Myla, Payton, Christian, Carter, Dimitri, Brynn and Harper and brother, Donnie Trembath. She was predeceased by her parents; Jim and 
Allie Trembath, brothers Steve and Earl Trembath, husband Sam Beavis, daughter-in law Pam Hickey and 
granddaughter Jillian Hickey. 

Died
May 23, 2025
Prairie View Lodge
Pilot Mound, Manitoba

 Memorial Service
Wednesday, June 4, 2025
Rock Lake Pastoral Charge
Crystal City, Manitoba
2:00 p.m.

To view the livestream service, please click here.

Donations in memory of Florence may be 
made to the Prairie View Lodge Foundation 
Apt. 26 424 Broadway Ave. W 
Pilot Mound, Manitoba R0G 1P0.

Mom passed away peacefully Friday, May 23 with family at her side.  She lived at Prairie View Lodge since the fall of 2020.  The compassion and care by the staff and doctors was exceptional.  We would like to acknowledge that this is a special place which provides outstanding care to its residents and fantastic support for their families.

She was predeceased by her parents; Jim and Allie Trembath, brothers; Steve and Earl Trembath, husband; Sam Beavis, daughter-in law; Pam Hickey and granddaughter Jillian Hickey.  She is lovingly remembered by her sons; Ken(Cathy), Ross(Melanie), Glenn, Raymond and Ian; her grandchildren; Jamie(Jana), Sarah(Tyler), Mark, Meghan(Dave), Allana(Steven), Mary-Kate(Justin), Alysha(Derek) and Sam; great-grandchildren; Kaleigh, Myla, Payton, Christian, Carter, Dimitri, Brynn and Harper and brother, Donnie Trembath.

Mom was born June 28, 1928 on a farm close to Holmfield and when she was a young girl they moved to the family home in Cartwright.  We have many fond memories of the home with the huge attic!  Mom was asked to take a short prep course in 1946 to qualify as a teacher.  Her first job was at Middleton School close to Darlingford and later she taught at Clearwater and Crystal City.  She did spend some time in Winnipeg upgrading her teaching and working; traveling by train to and from Winnipeg.  She remembered leaving Winnipeg by train in 1950 when it was so badly flooded.

Mom met Dad at Clearwater and they were married October 25, 1951 in her parents’ home in Cartwright.  Five boys were born in the next nine years!  What a busy time as my dad expanded his farming operation.  Mom was busy caring for us, making meals, gardening, laundry and much more.  It was quite common to have 10-11 people at the table!

Mom was so talented.  Her oil paintings are displayed in many homes.  This will be a lasting legacy and a reminder of her attention to detail.  She also enjoyed golfing, curling and was an active member of the UCW.

Mom lived a full life.  She showed grace as her health declined and always enjoyed getting her hair done. We will miss her sense of humour and she was so proud of all her family!  Rest in peace mom!