We still keep this note in our china cabinet to this day along with the "Forgiveness Glass" it came with.  Beverly always had a smile and was so happy to see us whenever we saw her. Such a wonderful woman who will be deeply missed. God has truly gained another Angel.

All of us at Thanksgiving at my mom's. Being with family and making memories was one of her favorite things to do. Her love for all of us will always be with us.

This was covid Christmas. Aunt Bev and Uncle Bill came by my mom's  house to exchange gifts. Though we couldn't get together that year we still shared the love! She most definitely had a talent for finding the most perfect gift for every person!

We shared many meals together at different restaurants, or my mom would have us over for dinner, usually on Friday evenings. The company was the best part.  She called Evan her little buddy and he made sure to give her a hug as soon as he seen her!

She loved Ben and always asked what he's learning in nursing school whenever we got together, of course after she got her hug!

One of my most favorite people. My aunt, godmother, friend. I am going to miss you forever. A heart of pure gold, the sweetest most beautiful soul. I'm going to miss our talks, your hugs, your love for us and especially for Ben and Evan. I imagine the reunion in heaven is absolutely amazing, grandpa and grandma, my mom and dad, Rob and so many other loved ones! I'm thankful we were able to talk one last time.  I'm most especially thankful that you were in our lives and made beautiful memories always making everyone feel special. You were truly one of a kind. Until we meet again, fly high and give my mom, dad and Rob a kiss from me!

Bill, Joe, Carl, and Amy-I wish I had the right words to tell you how much Beverly meant to me. From the time I was small, I remember and treasure the many family gatherings we shared. My grandma and Aunt Marie laid the foundation for this. Everyone attended and we had them on Alcoy, Bowman, Dill, and Kaiser. These gatherings were my best childhood memories. Life seemed so carefree as we laughed and played. Beverly enjoyed seeing kids being kids. She laughed at the  screams of glee and always gave out lots of hugs. Never do I not remember seeing a big smile on her face. She loved her family fiercely and there is no doubt that others felt her love. She was known for sending cards for EVERY holiday even though I’m 61 years old. They always had special messages and stickers inside. She loved angels and was an Angel to others. After losing Kaitlan and my dad, I always found Pennie’s from heaven. I shared that and a package arrived that was a bracelet with a penny on it. She always did acts of kindness. She was patient, kind, thoughtful, unselfish and loving. I try to be more like her everyday. I know she is irreplaceable, but she left a huge impact on everyone that knew her and loved her. You have a very special guardian Angel now. 💜
Love Claudia and Jaren Newdigate

Dear Bill and the entire Woytta family,
Bev will remain in the hearts of so many because of the love, sweetness and generosity she shared so freely.  Bev and my mom, Elaine Pearson, were neighbors, friends and girl scouts for over 50 years, and their love shined brightly to all of our family.  I especially remember her Christmas care packages with a sweet note and chocolate treat. Always thoughtful. Always remembering.
Always in our hearts.
With love and blessings during this time,
Nancy & Steve Benedettini

My mom, Elaine and Bev shared a wonderful friendship that began long ago when they were girl scout leaders together for my little sister,  Nancy and Amy at Harmon Elementary school. I had the pleasure of helping with their summer day camps and also formed a special friendship with Bev. We shared a love of arts and crafts and angels! Bill and family you have the most beautiful Guardian Angel watching over you from Heaven now. My sincere sympathy for your great loss. Love and prayers, Brenda Pearson

Aunt Bev wasn’t really my aunt. Her mother was sister to my great grandfather Charles Gillard. As a child you see many elders and distant family members and you don’t know them. Or do recognize them. aunt Bev was always that familiar face to make you feel wanted and comfortable. She was so easy to talk to and loved by everyone. Her beautiful soul will be missed dearly. My condolences to the rest of the family during this time of great loss. Pictured is aunt Bev and uncle bill at my mother’s 30th anniversary celebration. This was in June 2023 when I last saw her. Very grateful I was able to see her one last time. Aunt Bev you will be missed very much. We all love you 🩵

She was one of my favorite cousins when I was young before my family moved to Michigan.

Bill my heart goes out to you!  Bev was one of the kindest, wisest people I’ve ever known.  I’ll always remember her advice when I was struggling with getting our teenagers to Sunday school and church at Salem. She told me not to force them, but to pray for them. I am still using her advice!  She will always have a special place in my heart. ❤️

OBITUARY

Beverly Ann Woytta

July 29, 1942 – December 28, 2023

A.H. Peters Funeral Home

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