Beverly Ann Zacher, nee Sachs, 81, of Webster Groves, MO passed away September 26, 2026 in Creve Coeur, MO. She was born July 28, 1945 in St. Charles, MO. While surrounded by family, she was called home after a long battle with ovarian cancer.
Beverly is survived by her children Lynn (Dennis) Zacher-Davis, Phillip (Tiffany) Zacher, Roger (Angela) Zacher, Miriam (Gabe) Ferguson, and Christopher Zacher, 12 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren, loving sisters Sharon Meyer, Barbara Oppelz and Eunice Wagner, as well as longtime best friends Peggy and Denny Hannah.
Beverly is preceded in death by, Clarence Zacher, and her parents Gregory and Lorraine Sachs (nee Hunn)
Beverly was a cherished mother, grandmother, great grandmother, sister, daughter, cousin and friend to many. She would tell anyone that would listen that her greatest treasures were her five children and their families. She was proud to say that they were her true pride and joy, and her devotion to them touched their lives in so many ways. She was a member of Annunciation parish in Webster Groves and a woman of deep faith. Beverly was steadfast in her belief that one day she would be called home into the kingdom of Heaven. Her deep rooted faith in God carried her through the hardest battle of her life and her strength and courage were evident until the very end.
Some of her most cherished moments revolved around spending time with her children and their families, which included time spent with her “granddog” Waylon. Beverly, affectionately known as “Queen of the Crop”, always looked forward to weekends spent crafting with all of her beloved cropping friends and who’s friendships she treasured. She enjoyed countless hours working on her diamond art projects and word search puzzles. She also spent many hours watching the birds who visited her at the bird feeders in her backyard.
Beverly will be remembered for the simple things that brought her joy-the peaceful sounds of listening to the rain, her love of Elvis, butterflies and bison, and her favorite color purple. The memories she created, especially those shared with her family, will be cherished for generations to come.
As an expression of sympathy the family suggests memorial contributions to Evelyn’s Hospice House https://www.bjchospice.org/support-hospice
Funeral from Kutis Affton Chapel 10151 Gravois Rd. 63123 on Saturday, October 3 at 9:30 am. to Annunciation Catholic Church for 10:00 am. Mass. Interment at Resurrection Cemetery. Visitation Friday 4-8 pm.
She is my big sis. Who was feisty and a fighter. Sheis my hero. I loved her sooo much with all my heart and soul
I will forever miss her.
I love you Bev.💜💜
Bev will be so missed. She is the kindest person I know and always with a smile. Bev will always be “the one and only Queen of our crops”. We will all miss her greeting everyone as they walk into the ballroom. And how excited she is to be there. I hope she’s eating all the cupcakes her heart desires and doing so sitting next to Elvis. Bev, you were very special to me as you were to lots of friends. I’ll never forget you.
Thank you for the kind words.
My condolences to the entire Zacher family. Aunt Bev’s faith and love for her family were truly beautiful. I will always remember her smile and laughter. May God welcome her home and give you all comfort and peace during this difficult time. Be encouraged.
Thank you.
Thank you for your thoughts and prayers!
Barb I’m so sorry Contined prayers for your family
Thanks so much!
She always had a welcoming and smiling face at our scrapbooking events. Prayers for her family. She will be missed
I will always remember Mamma Z as funny, honest, and incredibly loving. She is a loss to this world but I expect already crafting, enjoying birds, and watching over her family in the next. To all of her family, big hugs and all my love!
Sharon and family, so sorry for your loss. Hugs and prayers for you and your family at this time.
Love Paula and John
There are not enough words to. Honor. Bev. As everyone knows. So generous, kind,Loving. It is true that. God has. Angel’s here on. Earth. And. Bev was here and is in. Heaven. She was my Best Friend going on 45 years and as we called it. Sisters from other. Mothers we. Talked. Laughed, cried, and always were there for each other. Part of me went with you. But I know that we will be. Together again.ove to your. Blessed. Family. For having you in Thier lives as I was
Thanks for such kind and caring words. She was truly the best!!
Rest in peace, Aunt Bev🕊 All the love to my cousins💜May your hearts find peace.
The family and friends Bev left behind are sad, but Heaven is rejoicing! Love, Lois Conley
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