Birth date: Jun 20, 1975 Death date: Nov 20, 2020
Beverly Ann Ludwiczak was born on June 20, 1975 in Dothan, Alabama to parents Stanley and Charlene Stewart. She partly grew up in Tallahassee and moved to Pinellas Park in 1985. Beverly was known as a kind, sweet, compassionate an Read Obituary
Beverly and I worked together for many of her 15 years at Duke. She was the sunshine on our cloudy days, the cheerleader on those dreaded Mondays and always willing to handle any situation that came up. Never did I see her without a smile. She was the kind of person you hoped you ran into during the day - she would just make it a better day, period. She loved Nathan. I got to see him grow up right before my eyes thanks to take you child to work days. He and my nephew are the same age, so they got to be "Progress Employees" many times together. We always were comparing notes on what boys do and 'is that normal?" When she moved to the 16th floor, we were all so proud. No one was more deserving. I cant believe those elevator doors will open and we wont get to laugh and share stories. I cant believe such a beautiful light is gone from our sight. Gone before we were ready to let go but always in our hearts and minds. Nathan, know that you were her everything, her joy, her VIP. Take her strength and memories and run with them. She will be with you every step of the way.
Lisa Marcum
I read once a long time ago that life is like a train ride.
People get on and off along the way, most never noticed,
but some never forgotten. When our time comes for us
to step down and leave our seat empty — we should leave
behind beautiful memories for those who continue to
travel on the train of life. Beverly certainly did that for
all who crossed her path. God’s blessings on Nathan and
All of Beverly’s family. May She Rest in Peace.
Kathy Dowling - Retired Co-worker at Duke Energy
I really can’t believe you are gone. I already miss you so much! I’m so glad we talked the night before and I was able to say I love you one more time. You service was beautiful and your family in Missouri will do what we can to help Nathan with his college. All my love, Diana
Aunt Marla and I always enjoyed the times we could get together. We will miss Beverly and love you, Nathan, and wish you peace and happiness.
Nathan,
Of the tens of thousands of people I’ve had the privilege to work with in my career, which spanned multiple companies and states, your mother was one of the kindest, selfless, and dedicated heroes I’ve ever known. She loved you without bounds and was extremely proud of you in every way. I know you will continue to make her proud and carry on her legacy as a caring soul and fulfill her dreams of you achieving all your goals and aspirations. Michael A. Lewis
Beverly and I were coworkers (sharing the same office space) for many years at Duke. We developed a great working relationship, but more importantly, we became good friends. Bev was one of the kindest, sweetest human beings I have ever had the privilege of knowing. Her life was her son, Nathan, and it showed. She was the best mom and Nathan, I have to tell you, your mother loved you so much and was so proud of you. Though I retired two years ago, we kept in touch. I will miss her terribly. My prayers are with her family.
Helen Kyriakou
