Melvia Kay Beery
September 8, 1992 ~ November 22, 2017
Resided in:
Pueblo, Colorado
Melvia Kay Beery, 25, passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, Nov. 22, 2017. She was born on September 8th, 1992, in Big Springs, Texas. She is survived by her mother, Laura Davison and her father, Ed Beery; brother, Joel Carmon and sister, Elizabeth Davison; grandmother LouAnn Carmon; aunts Adele Lindsten and Velma (Mike) Barnett and uncle Art (Burlett) Beery; niece JaciLynn Davison and nephews Gavin Reed and Corbin Davison; and special friend Melvia 'Tiny' Huddleston, who is the inspiration for Melvia's beautiful name; as well as numerous relatives from the Haggard, Striowski, Beery, and Yaklich families. She was preceded in death by her grandfathers, Art Beery Sr., and David Carmon; and grandmother Velma Yaklich.
She was a proud graduate of Centennial High School, and she worked as a Pharmacy Technician. She was a member of the Project 1 car club. The friends that she made there were a huge part of her life, and her car Molly was her passion in life. She was a talented young lady with a love of life and people. Her family meant everything to her, and she had a special love for the young children in her life. She brightened every room that she walked into with her beautiful smile. She touched everyone who knew her, and she will be deeply missed by all.
Memorial service, 11 a.m. Saturday, Dec 2, 2017, in the Montgomery & Steward Chapel.
Online condolences, www.montgomerysteward.com
Melvia, we lost contact for awhile and I’m so sorry for that. You had a wonderful soul and were one of the sweetest people I had encountered when I transferred high schools. I will always remember the fun times and the laughs we had. You were taken way too soon, but God has other plans for you. Love you girly and will forever miss you.
Race In Peace lovely lady <3
Melvia was in our Girl Scouts years ago at Haaff, it was such a Pleasure to have her as part of our Troop!! I am so sorry for the Family and Friends of Melvia, such a tremendous loss!!! I’m sorry I wasn’t able to attend her service, my Dad just also passed and we had his service Tuesday, I apologize not being able to attend. Please remember the happy times and all the Joy Melvia brought to Your Life when times get hard. God Bless You and your Family.
Melvia was a beautiful person inside and out. She could always bring a smile to your face no matter what. Melvia excelled in everything she tried. She will be deeply missed.
It is so sad to see any young person leave us, and she had so much to give this world. Sometimes people how God someone like Melvia home so soon, then you realize her time on earth is complete and He has another plan for her. Rest in Peace, Melvia, you’re in God’s house now.