Beverly Ann (nee Cimbora) Favia, 77, of Cincinnati, Ohio, passed away on Saturday, October 11th, 2025 in Nineveh, Indiana.

Beverly, beloved wife of 56 years to Fred Favia. Loving mother of Kristen (Chuck) Klein, Jeff (Casey) Favia, and Dominic (Kerry) Favia.  Cherished Grandmother of Victoria Trautweiler, Tyler Favia, Dominic Klein, Kathryn Marshall, Matteo Favia, and Elena Favia, and 9 great-grandchildren: Maddie, Serenity, Kory, Kieran, Peyton, Parker, Gino, Rory, and Emery, leaving a void her family cannot fill.

She was born in Chicago, Illinois in 1948 to her late parents, Otto and Cathryn Cimbora.

She is survived by her one sister Renee Skorup of Fountain Hills, Arizona and she had one brother, the late Joseph Cimbora of Illinois.

Beverly graduated from Cincinnati State Technical College where she studied Occupational Therapy Assisting before going to work with the residents at SEM Haven.

In her spare time, she enjoyed reading, as well as, a multitude of crafts including crochet, cross stitch, painting, basket weaving, macrame, and many others.  Much of her artwork was displayed as decor in her home.  Her home was always warm and welcoming to her family and friends.

In her retirement, Beverly spent time with her grandchildren.  She was very proud of all of her grandchildren and loved being with them, whether watching them during the day while their parent's worked, or volunteering in their classrooms at school.  She loved nothing more than the snuggles of a new born baby, or reading books aloud, while her grandchildren sat on her lap.  She was always in attendance for the important milestones and activities  of her grandchildren, like sports, concerts, art shows, graduations, and weddings.  She was always a supportive presence for them and proudly celebrated their achievements.

Beverly was an amazing cook, and many cherished memories of her family, included gathering around her large dining room table and enjoying a meal as a family, especially around the holidays. She will be greatly missed by friends and family, but her legacy will be carried on through the treasured memories of the family and friends who loved her.