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The 99-year-old’s death was announced by British composer TY Jeffries, via his Instagram page. He noted that the trio would be remembered warmly for their great careers and long-lasting influence on British culture.
The only surviving member of the famed singing trio The Beverley Sisters, Teddie Beverley, has passed on.
The 99-year-old’s death was announced by British composer TY Jeffries, via his Instagram page. He noted that the trio would be remembered warmly for their great careers and long-lasting influence on British culture.
Jeffries also hailed Teddie, describing her as talented and kind.
“Goodbye to my dear buddy Teddie Beverley, who is gorgeous, talented, and kind. He wrote, “The Beverley Sisters are now all together again. Great gals! Such fantastic occupations! They were an important part of my life, as well as the lives of many others of my generation. Teddie will be greatly missed and always remembered. My heartfelt condolences to Sasha, Babette, Vincent, Francesca, Kelly, and Emily,” he stated.
The Beverley Sisters were a well-known and popular vocal group in the 1950’s. Their tracks ‘I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus,’ ‘Little Drummer Boy,’ ‘How Much is That Doggie in the Window,’ and ‘Little Donkey, were ranked among the UK top 20 songs at that time.
