CHICKEN AND BISCUITS

At her father’s funeral, "Beverly Jenkins"—the sharp-tongued, man-hungry black sheep of the family—stood out with her irreverent humor and quick wit, sparring with her older, more successful sister who never missed a chance to highlight Beverly’s flaws. Unapologetically herself, Beverly raised her daughter solo, quipped that her the daughters dad was only good for one thing, and turned heads by drinking and smoking at the service, declaring her unique brand of honesty and mischief even on the most somber occasions, proving that black sheep often bring the most color to the family’s story.