Valerie Ann Kall (nee Cook) born May 9, 1953, entered into the Kingdom of Heaven December 10, 2025. Valerie is survived by her loving husband of 53 years Phillip Kall. She is proceeded in death by her loving parents Fred and Mary Jane Cook (nee Wisniewski). She was a devoted mother of Brenda Pavliscak (John), Matushka Catrina Kovalak (Rev. Pdn. Daniel), Ann Roach (Matthew), a cherished grandmother of Danny Kovalak (Erica), Katya Kovalak, Kody Pavliscak (Maddee), Nikolai Kovalak, Andrew Pavliscak (Trinity), Bekka Kovalak, Phillip Roach, Emmelia Roach, proud great-grandmother of Gianna, Azalea, Jackson, loving Godmother of Travis Cook, and a beloved aunt and great-aunt of many and sister of Jeff Cook. Her life was a tapestry woven from family, faith, and the simple joys of caring for those she held dear.

A truly fabulous homemaker, she created spaces filled with warmth, comfort, and laughter. Her home was the heart of every gathering, a place where memories were made, stories were shared, and everyone felt welcome. She poured love into every meal, every celebration, and every quiet moment, offering a sense of belonging that her family will forever carry with them.

As a wonderful mother and grandmother, she guided with gentle wisdom, unwavering patience, and boundless affection. Her children and grandchildren knew her as their biggest supporter, their steady encouragement through life’s challenges, and their joyful companion in its happiest times. She had a gift for making each person feel uniquely special, endlessly loved, and deeply understood.

Her role extended far beyond her immediate family. As a godmother, aunt, and great-aunt of many, she offered the same warmth, compassion, and generosity that defined her spirit. Her kindness reached everyone she encountered, leaving an imprint that will continue to shape lives for generations.

She leaves behind a legacy rooted in love, family, and the gentle strength of a life lived with purpose. Though she will be dearly missed, her memory will remain a guiding light—shining through the traditions she began, the values she instilled, and the countless hearts she touched.

Her family finds comfort in knowing that her love endures in all of them, and in the beautiful life she so gracefully lived.

May her Memory be Eternal and May her soul be numbered among the Just!

Her Celebration of Life will take place on Saturday December 20, 2025, at 2:00 p.m. at Archangel Michael Orthodox, 5025 East Mill, Broadview Heights, OH. Memory Service at 2:00 with a meal following. A private burial will take place at a later date. In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions to Hospice of the Western Reserve www.hospicewr.org.