Beverly Mueller

Beverly Ann Mueller (a.k.a Beverly Ann Hock, a.k.a Beverly Ann Hall) Batavia, Ohio - June 29, 1940

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved mother, Beverly Ann Mueller. Her warm spirit and unwavering strength touched the lives of all who knew her. On July 31, 2023, Beverly departed from this world, leaving behind a profound legacy of love, compassion, and cherished memories that will forever reside in the hearts of those fortunate enough to have shared in her journey.

Beverly's devotion to her children was boundless, and she ensured they felt cherished, valued, and loved. As a nurturing and supportive mother, she instilled in them the values of kindness, compassion, and perseverance.

Born on June 28, 1940, in Cincinnati, Ohio, to Howard Hall and Martha A. Hall, Beverly embodied grace and warmth. Her magnetic personality drew people in, making them feel at ease in her presence. She was a devoted wife to her first husband and father of her three children, Thomas E. Hock, and to her second husband, R. Earl Mueller. Beverly was the loving mother to Heather L. Clark (David), Todd H. Hock (Robin), and Kirsten A. Klinkenberg (Jerry). She cherished her grandchildren Stephan T. Klinkenberg, Alysse D. Goldie, Caitlyn A. Curlis, Emma L. Hock, and Andrew T. Hock, finding immense joy in spending time with them and creating beautiful memories during gatherings filled with love, laughter, and her delectable homemade meals.

Beverly's first marriage was to Thomas E. Hock until Tom's accidental death in 1977. After Tom's passing, Beverly found love once more and was united in marriage with R. Earl Mueller for the last 45 years.

Beverly Ann Mueller graduated from Withrow High School after finding fulfillment in her career that spanned over 30 years as the dedicated office manager for Dr. Joel Golub's pediatric dental practice, leaving a lasting impact on the staff and the families they served.

Archery was an early passion Beverly shared with her husband Tom, where she earned the rank of "Queen" for her crossbowman ship. Tennis held a special place in Beverly's heart, and she played the sport with enthusiasm and skill, finding joy and many friendships on the tennis court. She was an ardent football fan, relishing the excitement of game days and sharing her enthusiasm with loved ones.

Her zest for life extended to her interest in cooking, much like her mother before her, and she prepared many delicious dishes with love. She appreciated the art of cooking and took delight in finding the perfect outfits for every occasion where she delivered her dish.

Beverly Ann Mueller's life was deeply rooted in faith, community, and love. As a cherished and long-time member of Hyde Park Community United Methodist Church, she found solace, support, and a sense of belonging, and it was there that she also found her second husband, R. Earl Mueller.

Beverly's impact extended far beyond her immediate family; she left an indelible mark on the lives of others through her kindness and love. A memorial service to celebrate Beverly's life will be held on August 13th, 2023, at Hyde Park Community United Methodist Church in the Chapel at 1345 Grace Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45208. Service will begin at 2:30 PM, followed by a reception. All those whose lives she touched are warmly invited to join us in honoring the extraordinary person she was.

In lieu of flowers, please donate to the funeral fund at Moore Family Funeral Homes.