Beverly Sinclair Obituary - Visitation & Funeral Information

Beverly Ann Sinclair, 73, of Fort Collins, died on Saturday, October 2, 2021. She was born on August 14, 1948 in Cheyenne, Wyoming to Ronald S. Sinclair and Lucille Ann (James) Sinclair and had one brother, Thomas E. Sinclair and two sisters, Mary Kay and Janice Kay, all of whom preceded her in death. The family lived at the Horticultural Field Station north of Cheyenne until 1963, when they moved to Fort Collins. Beverly graduated from Fort Collins High School in 1966 and attended CSU. Jobs included, cashier at King Soopers, floral work at Paul Wood Florist, clerk at Gwen’s Dress Shop, corporate office manager for Panhandler’s Pizza, bookkeeper at Walgreens, office supervisor at Handy Dan Hardware, and her last job in the finance department for Larimer County government. At various times she sold Avon, House of Lloyd, and Mary Kay. She loved change and never stopped learning. “Variety is the spice of life.” She loved people and tried to help whenever she could and always tried to find the positive side of life. Crafts of all kinds, especially making jewelry, writing short stories and poems, time with family and friends, her puppy, Bandy, and gardening were a few of her passions. She knew some good men and had some good relationships, but never found “the one.” Beverly is survived by her sister-in-law, Marlene Sinclair; niece, Angie Fillmore (Brent); great nieces, Emmalee Snider, and Lindy Fillmore; great nephew, Jaxon Fillmore; great-great nieces, Izzabelle, Delilah, and Remington Nicholas; nephew, Jim Sinclair; and many extended family and friends. At her request, there will not be a formal funeral service. Instead, friends and family will gather for a “happy goodbye” and open house from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm on October 22, 2021 at the Cloverleaf Clubhouse, 4412 E. Mulberry Street, Fort Collins. Contributions in memory of Beverly may be made to: Animal House Rescue or Disabled American Veterans. Remember her smiling and laughing and happy. She loved her life and lived every day to the fullest.