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Beverlee Hooper
09/22/1928 — 07/09/2017
From Richland, WA | Born in Bowman, ND
Beverlee Hooper
Beverlee died peacefully at home with her family surrounding her.
Beverlee was born in Bowman, North Dakota, one of five children of Beulah and Ed DeBode. When she was a youngster the family moved to California where she attended Venice High School. She graduated from UCLA and spent most of her teaching career in Europe. She met her husband Charles Hooper in France, then they moved to England to teach. After 23 years overseas, they moved back to the United States, settling in Husum, Washington where they planted a vineyard and established the Charles Hooper Family Winery. They retired and moved to Richland 20 years ago.
Beverlee is survived by her daughters Jan Bostian (Paul) of Spokane, and Kim Cutsforth (Jerry) of Richland, and son Chris. She was very proud of her grandchildren, Zachary (Jamie), Rachel (Su), and Ryan (Erika).
The family appreciates the sensitive and efficient care of Sheila, Cortney and Natalie and the staff of Chaplaincy Hospice Care. We would also like to thank Dr. Ayee for her care of Mom over the years. In lieu of flowers, a donation to Chaplaincy Hospice Care or Planned Parenthood would be appreciated,
Bill & I are sorry to hear of Bev’s passing. We met Beverlee and Charlie in the late 1990’s and they helped Bill get started in making wine. The Hoopers were very special people and our time spent with them was so enriching. After they left White Salmon we would send a yearly Thanksgiving card to them to let them know that we were thinking of them. After Charlie passed away, we still sent the card but over time lost contact with Beverlee. Much love from us to the Hooper family and we will always remember the many times we sent tasting wine, picking grapes and generally enjoying their company. Beverlee will be missed.
Bill & I are sorry to hear of Bev’s passing. We met Beverlee and Charlie in the late 1990’s and they helped Bill get started in making wine. The Hoopers were very special people and our time spent with them was so enriching. After they left White Salmon we would send a yearly Thanksgiving card to them to let them know that we were thinking of them. After Charlie passed away, we still sent the card but over time lost contact with Beverlee. Much love from us to the Hooper family and we will always remember the many times we sent tasting wine, picking grapes and generally enjoying their company. Beverlee will be missed.
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Beverlee Hooper