Beverly M. Whitehead, lovingly known as Nanny, passed away on February 19, 2024, at the age of 67 in her hometown of Lebanon, TN. She was born on September 6, 1956, in Lebanon, TN and lived there throughout her life.

Beverly was a woman of many interests and hobbies. She found joy in cooking, listening to music, hiking, kayaking, and attending church. Her love for Southern soul food was unmatched, and she always delighted in preparing delicious meals for her family and friends. When it came to music, Beverly had a special fondness for bands like Kings of Leon and Journey.

One remarkable aspect of Beverly's life was her unwavering commitment to her faith. She had not missed a Sunday service in 25 years, showing her deep dedication to God. Home was her favorite place in the world, and she cherished spending time with her family, who meant the world to her.

Beverly enjoyed watching the TV show "The Walking Dead" and had a passion for football. Her warm and outgoing personality, combined with her sense of humor, made her a joy to be around. She lived by the motto, "Life is only as hard as you make it."

As a nurse, Beverly made significant contributions in her profession. She was the first person in her family to go to college, a proud accomplishment that she worked hard to achieve. In her community, she extended a helping hand to those in need, always there to support and uplift others.

Beverly was married to Danny Whitehead, and together they created a loving and nurturing home. She was a devoted mother to her children, John Yount and Leslie Yount, and took great delight in her role as Nanny to her grandchildren: Michael, Jace, Corbin, Rayanna, Adrianna, Stephen, Zane, Delilah, and Lilly.

Her Christian faith was an integral part of her life, guiding her actions and providing her with strength and comfort. Beverly's impact on the lives of others will always be remembered, as she embraced everyone with open arms and helped them find their footing.

Throughout her life, Beverly M. Whitehead showed kindness, love, and dedication to her family, community, and faith. She will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her. May her soul rest in eternal peace.