Beverly Jean Carsner

Born on December 27, 1942
Departed on July 22, 2008. Resided in Cedar Rapids, IA.

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Beverly Jean Rundall Carsner, 65, of Sebring, Florida formerly of Delhi, IA died Tuesday, July 22, 2008 at The Palms of Sebring, Sebring, FL. Graveside Services: 9:00A.M. Thursday at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery, Garden of Eternal Love. Friends may call at Cedar Memorial Park Funeral Home on Wednesday from 4PM to 7PM. Beverly was born in Anamosa, Ia to Robert Bob & Dorothy Rundall. Bob & Dorothy moved their family to Marion, IA where Bev spent most of her years, upon retiring from Rockwell Collins in 1999 Bev and her husband Stewart planned to move to Florida to spend their retirement years, when an unexpected accident with Stewart delayed that dream by 2 years. In 2001 they moved to Florida and began to live their lives in an area they both enjoyed. In 2007 Bev was diagnoised with Small Cell Lung Cancer and returned to Iowa for treatment during which time she enjoyed being around her family and friends. In May 2008 she returned to Florida with no indications of the cancer present expecting to regain her strength and her life in Florida's sun. Bev was given another curve in her life when a disease attacked her body. Within two months she was taken from us. Those left with her memories include her husband: Stewart Carsner, Sebring, Fl; Daughter: Susan David Crawford, DeWitt, IA; Stepsons: Kevin Carsner, Milwaukee, WI; Kenneth Carsner, Cedar Rapids, IA; Grandson; Corey Schoenfelder, Newhall, IA; Two great grandchildren: Chance & Baylee Schoenfelder, Atkins, IA; Granddaughter: Danica Eric Vawter Schoenfelder, Newhall, IA; Sisters & Brothers: Mary & Jim Pollock, Marion, IA; Larry & Janine Rundall, Mission, TX; Irene & Rodger Keleher, Marion, IA; Duane & Billie Rundall, Cedar Rapids, IA; Ivan Rundall, Cedar Rapids, IA. Along with numerous neices and nephews and great neices and great nephews. Bev also leaves a four legged son in Florida "Rooter" which she adored. Bev was preceeded in death by both her parents. She will be missed by those she left an impression on throughout her life both in Iowa and Florida.

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