Harold Beviss

Obituary of Harold Edward Beviss

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Harold Edward Beviss (Hardy) died peacefully at Mountain Lea Lodge on November 14th, 2022, at the age of 92. Hardy was the 7th of 9 children. Per the custom at the time Hardy was forced to leave his family and work as a farm hand from the age of 8 years old to help support them. This became his calling and farming remained a large part of his life until retirement in 2008.

Hardy was captivated by Marguerite Ann Spaull whom he married in 1950. They remained devoted to each other until her death in 2007. Shortly after their marriage, Hardy attended agricultural college where he graduated top of his class. After graduation Hardy became a farm manager until he purchased his own farm in England.

In 1968 the family immigrated to Canada, settling in Bridgetown, Nova Scotia. Hardy immediately became immersed in the local community. He joined numerous civic and community organizations, over the years, including: the Curling club, the Lions club, the recreation association, the school board and the Order of Good Cheer. Hardy served as a town councilor and also as the Mayor of Bridgetown, before moving on to assist with environmental studies for the Province of Nova Scotia. 

Born Feb 1st 1930 in Uplyme England Hardy is survived by his children, Rowena (John) Smith, Nigel (Elizabeth) Beviss, Michelle (Peter) Morrison, Alexander Beviss. Grandchildren include Chloe, Jennifer, Olivia, Courtney, Bronwen, Alexandra, Corbin, Barrett, Zachary, Plaifa, along with numerous great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his infant grandson Christopher and Barry Bass his sponsored son from England who was part of our family.

Cremation has taken place along with a small family remembrance.

Donations in his name may be made to the Special Olympics of Annapolis County, VON, or a charity of your choice.  On line Condolences may be sent to www.kaulbachfamilyfuneralhome.com

 

                     Always a gentleman, Hardy will be remembered as such by those who knew him.

 

 

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