Traveny, Kimberly Lee (Webb), 66, Cresson, passed away unexpectedly August 26, 2026. Born June 25, 1960, Lakewood, OH, daughter of the late Donald and Suzanne (Baumgartel) Webb. Survived by her daughter, Angela Bienemann and husband, Jeff; sons, Kenneth and Joshua Traveny; and Thomas Gallaher and wife, Terrin; grandson, Henrik Gallaher; brother, Ronald Webb and wife, Tara; and nieces, Caitlyn Webb and her husband, John, Kelsey Webb, and Alyssa Webb. Kimberly was a devoted mother, a steadfast protector of animals, and a bright light to everyone who knew her. A woman of deep faith and a proud Lutheran, she approached life with an open heart, a joyful spirit, and a genuine love for connecting with others. If you were in a conversation with Kimberly, you were guaranteed a warm smile and a wonderful chat. Her family was her greatest pride and joy. Kimberly was a selfless mom who poured her whole heart into raising her children. Her warmth extended to her home, which was always filled with the comforting aroma of fresh coffee and home-cooked meals. Christmas was particularly special in her house, as she loved baking holiday cookies to share with the people she loved most. Kimberly had boundless curiosity and a deep appreciation for the world around her. She loved spending time outdoors—whether she was tending to her garden, hiking local trails, camping under the stars, or taking peaceful walks. She found immense peace in nature, especially while birdwatching for hummingbirds, feeding the neighborhood deer, and gazing up at the night sky with a lifelong fascination for space and science fiction. A true creative at heart, Kimberly was a dedicated fan of sci-fi movies, the magic of the Harry Potter series, and the thrill of a good Stephen King novel. Music was another constant companion throughout her life; from singing in her school choir in her youth to attending live concerts, she always kept a song in her heart. Animals held a special place in Kimberly’s life, and her kind spirit made her a natural protector of all creatures. None was more cherished than her beloved cat, Hazel, who brought her endless comfort and happiness. Above all, Kimberly will be remembered for her great heart and her unending devotion to her family. Her kindness, laughter, and loving nature leave a lasting mark on all who were blessed to know her. A celebration of life will be scheduled at a later date. At the convenience of the family, a private graveside service will also be held with inurnment at Beaver Valley Cemetery, Flinton. Arrangements have been entrusted to Anderson Family Funeral Home & Cremation Arrangements have been entrusted to Anderson Family Funeral Home & Cremation Services, 233 Keystone Ave., Cresson, “Honored Provider of Veterans Funeral Care.” Condolences may be made at AndersonFamilyFuneralHomes.com