Beverly Ann Moak

Thursday, April 16, 2026 - 20:09

Beverly Ann Moak

TROY, N.Y. —  Beverly Ann Moak, who enjoyed a quiet, simple life, died peacefully at home on Monday, March 30, 2026. She was 81.

She was born in Albany to Robert H. Moak Sr. and Betty M. Moak on March 13, 1945.

“Beverly, a graduate of Voorheesville’s high school and Albany Business College, enjoyed a quiet, simple life,” her family wrote in a tribute. “She was employed by AIG Insurance for many years.

“In early years, Beverly cherished overseas vacations with her mom on several occasions. She was an avid golfer and so loved the sport, attending a PGA Tour occasionally in the Carolinas.

“She was very proud of her collection of hats autographed by her favorite golfers. In later years, Beverly ‘vacationed’ in front of the TV for the entire PGA Tournament with her son, Michael, enjoying every uninterrupted moment.

“Beverly very much enjoyed the annual Moak Family Reunion filled with fun and laughter for several years.

“Beverly will be greatly missed.”

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Beverly Ann Moak is survived by her six siblings, Barbara (Michael), Bonnie, Robert (Paulette), Bradley (Karen), Bruce (Judy), Barry (Pamela), and her beloved son, Michael.

She is also survived by many nieces and nephews.

Her parents, Robert H. Moak Sr. and Betty M. Moak, died before her.

 

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