Obituary for Beverly Brindy Hoff
Beverly Brindy Hoff, 88, of Owings Mills, MD passed away on Tuesday, February 9, 2021. She is survived by her devoted husband, Morton Hoff; children, Karen (Robert) Levitt and Michele Gillis; grandchildren, Kayla Gillis, M'Lissa Marcuson (Ben Marcuson) and Sara Reynolds (Randolph Reynolds, III); She was predeceased by her parents, Philip and Anna Seidel and siblings, Ida, Mary, Harry, Etti, Hindy, Becky, Meyer and Roy.
Beverly is a strong lady. She worked for many years and helped her husband in his grocery store for years after retiring from office work. She also worked several jobs as, she was very industrious. She was working a claims adjuster for many years with a boss she revered. Although her favorite place to be was right beside her husband in their grocery store. She loves Europe and her home is filled with her love of French design. She was a fantastic creator of one of a kind clothing, loved working with fabrics and created handmade cashmere scarves for all of the men in the family. Brindy and Morty made so many friends in the Waverly neighborhood because the customers would come in their direction and hang out for hours every day. It was a place where all felt welcome.
Services at private. Please omit flowers. Contributions in her memory may be sent to the American Cancer Society, 405 Williams Court, Suite 120, Baltimore, MD 21220 or Bikur Cholim of Baltimore, 2833 Smith Avenue, Pikesville, MD 21209.
Beverly is a strong lady. She worked for many years and helped her husband in his grocery store for years after retiring from office work. She also worked several jobs as, she was very industrious. She was working a claims adjuster for many years with a boss she revered. Although her favorite place to be was right beside her husband in their grocery store. She loves Europe and her home is filled with her love of French design. She was a fantastic creator of one of a kind clothing, loved working with fabrics and created handmade cashmere scarves for all of the men in the family. Brindy and Morty made so many friends in the Waverly neighborhood because the customers would come in their direction and hang out for hours every day. It was a place where all felt welcome.
Services at private. Please omit flowers. Contributions in her memory may be sent to the American Cancer Society, 405 Williams Court, Suite 120, Baltimore, MD 21220 or Bikur Cholim of Baltimore, 2833 Smith Avenue, Pikesville, MD 21209.