Beverly Jean Kinchen Jones

Obituary For Beverly Jean Kinchen Jones

Beverly Jean Jones was born to the late Margaret Kinchen Holmes and Rev. Julious (Dorothy) Baker Sr. on December 4, 1953.

She received her education in the St. Lucie County Public School system and ultimately attended Lincoln Park Academy. The early years of her working career included several jobs in the hospitality, restaurant, and service industries. She later earned her certifications in Nursing and Phlebotomy, then followed a career path as a CNA and phlebotomist assistant.

Beverly received and accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior over 20 years ago and faithfully served the Lord up until her last breath. She was a faithful member of the First Born Church of the Living God under the leadership of Elder Charles Watts. She was very active in the church and served the Lord with all her heart. Her greatest accomplishment as a member of the First Born Church was when she was ordained to serve the Lord as a missionary.

Beverly’s journey on the field for the Lord came to an end on August 11, 2022 when He bid her to come home and rest. She was preceded in death by her mother, Margaret Holmes; father, Rev. Julious Baker, Sr.; son, Jimmy Jones, Jr.; brothers, Bobby Simmons, Lorenzo Jackson, Cecil Simmons; sister, Eva Faye Simmons.

Left to cherish her memories are her sons, Ferrall Singleton of Indiantown, FL and Roderick(Tesia)Hill of Jackson, MS; grandchildren, Dorian Hill and Dallas Hill both of Jackson, MS, Alexus Jones and Sammy Scale, Jr. both of Indiantown, FL; brother, Julious Baker, Jr. of Gifford, FL; sisters, Arlinda(Michael Sr.)Barron, Barbara Simmons, Euphrasia(Rodney)Jones, Valerie Baker and Valencia Baker both of Alma, GA, Beverly Baker of Gifford, FL, Adrian Baker of Atlanta, GA; and a host of other family members and friends who will miss her dearly.

Public visitation for Beverly Kinchen Jones will take place on Friday, August 19, 2022 from 6:00pm-7:00pm at Stone Brothers Funeral Home in Fort Pierce, FL.

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