Beata Marianna Wierzbicki-Gray

Beata Wierzbicki Gray died Oct. 4, 2020 unexpectedly in her home in Cincinnati, OH at the age of 53. Beata was the loving wife to Randy Gray, adoring mother to Amber (Jerry) Mastin and Trent (Lindsey) Gray, and proud grandmother to Elliot, Holden, and Lincoln. Beata was born in Elmira, NY to devoted parents, Dr. Leopold & Stasia Wierzbicki, and was baptized in the catholic faith in Proctorsville, VT. Beata spent her early years in New England and Minnesota. Her teenage years and beyond were lived in Cincinnati, OH. She was a graduate of Archbishop McNicholas High School. In March 1994, Beata married the love of her life, Randy Gray. She valued family as her greatest treasure. She loved them all so dearly. Beata enjoyed spending time between her residence in Cincinnati and her winter getaway in Fort Myers, FL with her husband and Birman cats. Of Polish heritage, Beata was bilingual and took many trips to visit extended family in Poland. She and her husband also enjoyed vacationing at many exotic scuba diving destinations. Beata was a fun and caring friend to many. She loved a good practical joke and was always making those around her laugh. Her witty, sarcastic sense of humor could only be matched by that of her husband. She was always willing to drop everything to help a friend. She doted over her 3 grandchildren and Goddaughter. Spoiling them and loving them was her mission. Beata is survived by her husband, Randy Gray, his 2 children, Amber (Jerry) Mastin, Trent (Lindsey) Gray, and 3 beautiful grandchildren, Elliot, Holden, and Lincoln. She is also survived by her parents, Dr. Leopold & Stasia Wierzbicki, siblings, Edmund Wierzbicki and Halina (Scott) Walsh, niece and Goddaughter, Juliana Walsh, and several cousins throughout Poland and the United States. A visitation will be held on Thursday, October 8 at T P White & Sons Funeral Home, 2050 Beechmont Avenue. Mt. Washington from 11:00 AM-1:00 PM. Private Service. Interment Mt. Moriah Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in Beata's honor to your favorite charity.