Biographical Sketch:704 "Beverly Klipfel around the age of twenty planted over 200 Blue Spruce pine trees in the Beulah, Colorado area near Pennsylvania and Pine Drive. He worked over 22 summers for Mr. Saunders who was a banker. Beverly also hauled garden rock to Mountain View Cemetery in Pueblo, Colorado. Beverly retired in 1972 after serving 20 years as Water Commissioner for the State of Colorado."

1904 Birth Certificate:2739 Beverley William Klipfel; county of Pueblo, city of Beulah; male, legitimate, born 8 June 1094; father, Charles Tilden Klipfel, residence Beulah, white, age 32, born Grant City, Missouri, farmer; mother, Fay Emma Altman, residence Beulah, white, age 25, born Pueblo, Colorado, housewife; second child to this mother, both living.

1910 U.S. Census:2685 Beverley enumerated in the household of his parents Charles T. and Fay Klipfel in Precinct 21, Pueblo County, Colorado as a son, male, white, 5, single, born in Colorado, father born in Missouri, mother born in Colorado. Siblings enumerated were Herman C., age 6; and Wesley T., age 4. Father Charles T. Klipfel was the enumerator for Enumeration District 151.

1920 U.S. Census:2687 Beverley enumerated in the household of his parents Charles T. and Fay Klipfel in Beulah, Pueblo County, Colorado as a son, male, white, 15, single, attended school within the year, can read and write, born in Colorado, father born in Missouri, mother born in Colorado. Siblings enumerated were Herman C., age 16; Wilson (i.e. Wesley), age 14; Emmet A., age 7; Helen L., age 5; and Hugh L., age 22 months.

1935 Marriage Certificate:2737 Marriage Certificate. State of Colorado, County of _____. This certifies that Beverley W. Klipfel of Beulah in the State of Colorado and Miss Goldia w. Hankla in the State of Colorado were at Cañon City in the said County by me joined together in holy matrimony on the 4th day of March in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and thirty five in the presence of Elizabeth Horan, G. E. Schwab, and D. S. Horan.

1980 Obituary:2734 "Mr. Beverley W. Klipfel, late of 8933 South Pine Drive, passed away July 3, 1980, in a Colorado Springs hospital after a short illness. Survived by his widow, Goldia Klipfel of 8933 South Pine Drive, where the family may be contacted, and one son, Willard Klipfel of Springfield, Grandfather of Chuck Klipfel, Garden City, Kan., and Jim Klipfel and Miss Cynde Klipfel, both of Springfield, and brother of Emmet Klipfel, Mrs. Helen Ahlers and Mrs. Faye Hadwinger, all of Beulah, Mrs. fern Holland, Denver, and Hugh Lee Klipfel of Pueblo. Mr. Klipfel was born June 8, 1904, in Beulah and had been a lifetime resident of that community. A rancher and farmer in the Beulah area, he was appointed water commissioner for District 15 in 1952, retiring in 1972. Mr. and Mrs. Klipfel were married March 4, 1935, in Canon City. Service 2 p.m. Monday. David Memorial Chapel, with the Rev. Dave Horton, pastor, First Baptist Church, officiating. Interment, Beulah Cemetery. Mr. Klipfel will lie in state from 9 a.m. Sunday until . . ."

1980 Death:2734 Death date of 3 July 1980 taken from obituary.