Beverly Ann Kaase

No Visitation

~Graveside Service~

11:00 A.M.

Friday, June 26, 2026

Oak Hill Cemetery

1130 State Highway 48

Mannford, Oklahoma 74044

*Service will be held on the East side of the highway*

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In Beverly's honor and memory, 

Memorial Gifts may be given to:

Alzheimer's Association Oklahoma Chapter

2448 East 81st Street

Suite 3000

Tulsa, Oklahoma 74137 

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The following was lovingly written by Beverly's family...

**In Loving Memory of Beverly Ann Kaase**

December 30, 1936 – June 23, 2026

Beverly Ann Kaase was born on December 30, 1936,

 in Barnsdall, Oklahoma, and

passed away on June 23, 2026, 

in Bixby, Oklahoma, 

surrounded by the love of her family. 

She was the devoted wife of James Leon Kaase, 

whom she married on November 21, 1956—a partnership built on loyalty, laughter, 

and a lifetime of shared adventures from 

California to Connecticut and nearly everywhere in between.

She was preceded in death by her parents, 

Lafayette Erastus Eskew, Jr. and Marjorie Lucille Owens Eskew Richardson,

 her husband, James in 2017

and by her beloved grandson, Brendan Michael Kaase.

A woman of quiet strength and steadfast dedication, Beverly built a respected career as

a data processing supervisor at the University of Colorado, later continuing her work

at Shawnee Medical Center before retiring.

 In her later years, she worked at the

Wrangler sewing plant in Prague, Oklahoma, 

sewing pockets and zippers with the

same care and precision she brought to every part of her life.

Beverly loved camping and fishing in her early married years, 

sharing simple joys with her husband and family.

 After moving to Colorado, she found peace in the

mountains—especially in Estes Park and along the shores of Carter Lake, 

where she spent many cherished days trout fishing and enjoying the outdoors.

Her love of sewing blossomed into a lifelong passion. 

She delighted in collecting fabric, watching quilting videos, and creating with her hands. 

Her sewing room became her sanctuary, a place where she poured her creativity, 

patience, and love into every stitch.

She especially enjoyed encouraging her great-granddaughter 

to learn and continue this craft from a young age.

Above all, Beverly’s greatest joy was her family.

 She adored her children, Cheryl Moore and husband Craig Moore of Bixby, Oklahoma, 

and Darryl Kaase and wife Dorothy Kaase of Weatherford, Texas. 

She was a proud grandmother to Ashton Hyslope,

Colton Moore, Tanner Kaase, Sky Moore, and Darrius Burris, and she treasured her

great-grandchildren, each one a bright spot in her life. 

Beverly is also survived by her loving sister, Martha “Sue” McCuen of Tulsa, Oklahoma 

and her brothers Johnny Eskew of Prue, Oklahoma and

 James Eskew and his wife, Sheila of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.

Beverly will be remembered for her gentle spirit, 

her unwavering devotion to her family,

and the quiet, enduring love she gave so freely.

 Her legacy lives on in the hearts of those who knew her

 and in the generations she helped shape.