Christopher Lee Beverly

Christopher Lee Beverly left us (departed this earthly plane) on March 11, 2022 in Denver, Colorado to be with the Lord. He is deeply missed by many, but the memories made with him will live on in the hearts he touched eternally!

He was born in Dallas, Texas and grew up in Plano, Texas. He graduated from Plano East Senior High in 1989 and attended East Texas State and University of North Texas. He studied Arts, and he enjoyed painting the most and was an exceptionally talented artist. Over the years, he had several of his pieces of his art displayed various shows and art galleries throughout the Dallas area. He was also extremely passionate about music.

Chris spent majority of his working career in the Hospitality and Food Service Industry. He worked at several hotels and restaurants in Dallas, Texas. Serving up smiles for many years, to those whom met, knew, and loved him knew of him as a caring, gentle soul.

A notable trait of Chris’ is he always had friendly smile and positive disposition. His friends and coworkers loved his company and called him “C-BEV” for short. Chris always provided a good time and making sure those around him were too. He really enjoyed this life! His laugh was one of a kind; distinctive and contagious!

Chris was very passionate about family, he always found ways to bond family and friends together. He was wonderful with kids, and even though he didn’t have any of his own, he was able to connect with them as though they were his. (A perfect example of this is with Frankie)

He had many hobbies, Chris enjoyed anything about being outdoors. His zest in life included long walks with Yogi through the beautiful Colorado mountains. Paddle boarding in the summer all along the cool Colorado rivers. Catching live music on a patio, at a concert, or attending a festival. He loved cooking and making sure those around him were full and happy. Chris had a devotion to making sure this life was filled with love, adventure, and most of all loyalty to those which he cared for.

Chris is survived by his mother Janet Eagan, sister Elizabeth K. Runyan, “Kay Kay”, his girlfriend Shana Fenter, and his best friend Yogi.