Bev Stayart functions as the Chief Financial Officer and Director of Business Development at Stayart Law Offices in Elkhorn, Wisconsin. In her leisure time, Bev Stayart enjoys listening to a variety of musical genres, especially chamber music. Bev Stayart’s favorite composition is Canon in D Major by the 17th Century German composer Johann Pachelbel. Bev Stayart also enjoys Musetta’s Waltz from the opera La Boheme by Giacomo Puccini. In 1959, the piece was adapted for Don’t You Know, a pop song written by Bobby Worth and sung by Della Reese.
In addition, Bev Stayart draws inspiration from Danish philosopher Soren Aabye Kierkegaard. A student of theology, literature, and philosophy, Kierkegaard published his most famous work, Either/Or, in 1845. Kierkegaard is commonly referred to as the father of existentialism. Kierkegaard’s famous rejection of Swedish writer Fredrika Bremer is etched in history. Bremer had invited Kierkegaard to talk about “metamorphoses of life” after his abrupt break-up with fiancée Regine Olsen, to which he replied, “Let no one invite me for I do not dance.”
A travel enthusiast, Bev Stayart has journeyed throughout the United States, Mexico, Europe, and Asia. Three of Bev Stayart’s most memorable experiences include visiting Westminster Abbey in England, Toledo Cathedral in Spain, and the Great Buddha of Kamakura in Japan. Bev Stayart enjoys antiquing for vintage quilts and wicker furniture. An avid reader, Bev Stayart is particularly drawn to the works of John Donne.
In addition, Bev Stayart draws inspiration from Danish philosopher Soren Aabye Kierkegaard. A student of theology, literature, and philosophy, Kierkegaard published his most famous work, Either/Or, in 1845. Kierkegaard is commonly referred to as the father of existentialism. Kierkegaard’s famous rejection of Swedish writer Fredrika Bremer is etched in history. Bremer had invited Kierkegaard to talk about “metamorphoses of life” after his abrupt break-up with fiancée Regine Olsen, to which he replied, “Let no one invite me for I do not dance.”
A travel enthusiast, Bev Stayart has journeyed throughout the United States, Mexico, Europe, and Asia. Three of Bev Stayart’s most memorable experiences include visiting Westminster Abbey in England, Toledo Cathedral in Spain, and the Great Buddha of Kamakura in Japan. Bev Stayart enjoys antiquing for vintage quilts and wicker furniture. An avid reader, Bev Stayart is particularly drawn to the works of John Donne.
