1944
Thomas
2018
Thomas D. Bevirt
April 20, 1944 — October 19, 2018
Thomas D. Bevirt, age 74, of Powder Springs, GA passed away Friday, October 19, 2018.
The family will celebrate his life on Friday, October 26, 2018 from 4pm until 6pm at Seven Springs Museum at the Bodiford House, 4355 Marietta Street, Powder Springs, GA 30127.
http://cityofpowdersprings.org/354/Seven-Springs-Museum
Tom Bevirt was elected to City Council in November 1999 and took office in January 2000. Mr. Bevirt was an At-Large Council member and represented the entire city. The Mayor appointed Mr. Bevirt to serve as the Council member liaison to the Water and Sewer Department and to the Planning and Zoning Commission. Mr. Bevirt was involved in several projects on the Council, and was especially proud of the City Web Site developed by the Development Authority.
Mr. Bevirt had been an active proponent of the City of Powder Springs even before his election to the City Council, most notably through his efforts to stop the construction of the rail yard in Austell adjacent to Powder Springs. Council member Bevirt had always been an active citizen of Powder Springs. He owned his own exterminating business. Mr. Bevirt helped many of our area political leaders in their campaigns for office. He also served on the City's Downtown Development Authority and had been active in the Powder Springs Business Association.
Mr. Bevirt was a Powder Springs resident since 1980 and had always been interested in the improvement of the City. In his spare time, he enjoyed reading about history and target shooting. He is survived by one sister, Patricia Payne, and nieces and nephews.
The family will celebrate his life on Friday, October 26, 2018 from 4pm until 6pm at Seven Springs Museum at the Bodiford House, 4355 Marietta Street, Powder Springs, GA 30127.
http://cityofpowdersprings.org/354/Seven-Springs-Museum
Tom Bevirt was elected to City Council in November 1999 and took office in January 2000. Mr. Bevirt was an At-Large Council member and represented the entire city. The Mayor appointed Mr. Bevirt to serve as the Council member liaison to the Water and Sewer Department and to the Planning and Zoning Commission. Mr. Bevirt was involved in several projects on the Council, and was especially proud of the City Web Site developed by the Development Authority.
Mr. Bevirt had been an active proponent of the City of Powder Springs even before his election to the City Council, most notably through his efforts to stop the construction of the rail yard in Austell adjacent to Powder Springs. Council member Bevirt had always been an active citizen of Powder Springs. He owned his own exterminating business. Mr. Bevirt helped many of our area political leaders in their campaigns for office. He also served on the City's Downtown Development Authority and had been active in the Powder Springs Business Association.
Mr. Bevirt was a Powder Springs resident since 1980 and had always been interested in the improvement of the City. In his spare time, he enjoyed reading about history and target shooting. He is survived by one sister, Patricia Payne, and nieces and nephews.
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