Beverly Ann Burleson Mudge, 88, entered her Heavenly home on Saturday, November 29, 2025, with her family beside her.

Beverly was born on March 14, 1937, the daughter of Floyd and Margaret Burleson in Pensacola, FL. She graduated from Pensacola High School. She was an AT&T switchboard operator until she retired. On June 5, 1956, Beverly married Willard Scott Mudge, Jr. at St. Mark's Methodist Church in Pensacola, FL. Beverly and Scott had 2 sons they dearly loved, Keith and Gregg. Beverly enjoyed the outdoors. Her yard was beautiful with her many flowers. She loved watching the birds and squirrels from her porch. She would never turn down an adventure and loved road trips. She enjoyed scuba diving, boating, and the beach. She spent a lot of time in her cabin on Coldwater Creek. She made many trips in her RV with her husband, once traveling all the way to Canada in it. She loved her family and was an amazing cook, especially her gumbo, date balls, and Red Velvet cake. Family was important to her as well, she had many family reunions and dug deep into her ancestry. She loved cardinals, angels, Jesus, and in her final days, Snoopy.

Beverly is preceded in death by her husband, Willard "Scott" Mudge Jr.; grandsons, Blake and Taylor; brothers, Floyd Jr. and Buddy; sisters, Betty, Bobbie, and Juanita; and her parents, Floyd and Margaret Burleson.

Survivors include her sons, Gregg Mudge (Terri) of Spanish Fort, AL and Keith Mudge (Dawn) of Pensacola, FL; her grandchildren, Lauren Rodgers (Jake), Adam Mudge (Elizabeth), Mallory Mudge, Matthew Mudge, Julianne Mudge, and Brad Mudge (Norah); sisters, Donna Knowlton (Phil) and Sue Burleson; as well as great grandsons, Kellar Rodgers and Taylor Mudge.

Visitation will be held 10:00am until a Funeral Service begins at 11:00am Thursday, December 4, 2025, at Olive Baptist Church, with Dr. Ted Traylor officiating. Interment will follow at Bayview Memorial Park.

Pallbearers will be Matthew Mudge, Brad Mudge, Jake Rodgers, Brian Foxworth and David Foxworth.

Beverly's family would like to thank People's Hospice, Harper-Morris Memorial Chapel, and Olive Baptist Church.