Beverly Ann Statzer, 80, a truly special woman whose warmth, kindness, and loving spirit touched the lives of so many, has left us to meet her Lord on Tuesday, August 18, 2026.
Beverly was a sweet and caring soul who was always there for her children. Her family was her greatest joy, and she gave them her unconditional love, unwavering support, and a place they could always turn to. She had a gentle heart and a beautiful way of making those around her feel loved, accepted, and cared for.
She had a special love for children and dedicated an incredible 35 years of her life working with children with special needs. Beverly’s patience, compassion, and understanding made a lasting difference in the lives of the children she cared for and their families. She didn't simply see her work as a job—it was a calling. She believed every child deserved kindness, encouragement, dignity, and love.
Outside of her work and family, Beverly found happiness in the simple things in life, especially crocheting. With her hands and her heart, she created beautiful things that will forever carry the warmth of the woman who made them.
Beverly will be remembered for her gentle spirit, generous heart, unwavering love for her children, and the countless lives she touched throughout her years of caring for special needs children.
Beverly leaves behind her children Joe Enos, Sherry Myers, and Tina Enos, her grandchildren Mychelle Enos, Cory Dalton, Joshua Goodrum, Kevin Myers, Alyssia Grossman, Brionna Myers, and Sarah Myers, and nine great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband James E. Statzer, her parents Jerome and Evelyn Rocha, her brother Jerry Rocha, and her granddaughter Brittney Myers.
Though she is no longer with us, the love she gave, the lives she touched, and the memories she created will remain forever. Her greatest legacy is the love she shared so freely with her family, the children she cared for, and everyone fortunate enough to know her.
She was deeply loved, and she will be deeply missed.
May she rest peacefully, knowing she made this world a kinder and more loving place.
