Bev Nichols is no stranger to any Alpha Chi in the Kansas City area. She has been active in Mu Mu for over 20 years. She literally held us together during Covid, pushing for increased numbers and holding meetings via Zoom when other Panhellenic groups stepped back (and are currently struggling).

Her leadership, her commitment to AXO and our sisterhood has been demonstrated time and time again.

Following graduation, she careered at Hallmark Cards, but always made time for volunteering and serving MuMu in various roles and as a member of the Board. Her loyalty and service to the Alpha Nu collegiate chapter has been evident for many years. She has served on the LHC since graduation, serving as president multiple times, and most recently assisted with plans and preparations for their Centennial Celebration.

Bev Nichols is the quintessential AXO. Whether it’s big projects, maintenance issues, officer training, submitting reports — Bev does not back away from responsibility.  She works behind the scenes to keep our alumnae informed on “all communication from our National Headquarters, Rose Brooks Center and important milestones of every sister.”

Bev has opened her home to countless meetings, gatherings, even drop off points; and always makes time for phone calls, zoom meetings and deliveries of red carnations. Family time is a priority for Bev, caring for her mom who lives nearby at a senior community. And she’s always ready for a quick trip to Des Moines to see those precious grandchildren. Good thing she has other grandchildren nearby in DeSoto.

Bev is also an active member and officer in her P.E.O. chapter.

It is a privilege and an honor to recognize this special sister. Congratulations, Bev!