Maryann Hyers
Maryann Hyers (nee Keen), of the Pennypack Woods section of Philadelphia, passed away on January 17, 2026, at age 72. Beloved wife of the late Kenneth Hyers, Sr. Loving mother of Kenneth Hyers, Jr. (Jane), Jennifer Ehrmann (Jeff), Paul Hyers (Tabitha), Ann Randolph (Bob), Megan Boyle (Jerry), and the late Patrick Hyers. Also survived by many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Sister of Edward Keen, Helene Sweeney (Paul), and Rosanne Keen (Glen). Sadly missed by many nieces and nephews. Family and friends are invited to attend her viewing and funeral on Wednesday, January 28, from 9:30-10:30 at St. Dominic Catholic Church. There will be a funeral mass at 10:30 am with burial to follow in Resurrection Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, kindly consider making a donation in Maryann’s memory to the Temple Lung Center or Fox Chase Cancer Center.
I am very sorry for your loss. I am Ken’s first cousin and was a bridesmaid at their wedding. I have great memories of the two of them from that time. When Aunt Nancy would babysit us, all I wanted to do was hang in the basement with the teenagers listening to music. May your own fond memories carry you through this sad time.
So sad. Loved Maryann and the entire family. Wish we could do it all again. Love, cousin joey
Very sad to just hear of the passing of my cousin Maryann. Brings back fond memories of my Mother taking his to visit her Mom and Dad, her and the rest of their family many years ago. May she rest in peace and may God comfort her family during this most difficult time.
DEAR COUSIN RIP
May Maryann rest in peace and peace be with her family and loved ones.
I remember the sleepovers as a child at cousin Maryann's house when we lived with Grandmom Rose on Sanger Street. We always had fun and in the summer. I went to the local carnival with Maryann, and remember her mom, my Aunt Maryann baking cupcakes for it and bringing them. And I remember Uncle Ed cooking on the grill in the summer. They were great times, and when I felt closest to Maryann before moving back to New Jersey. Those are times I will never forget and I will deeply miss my dear cousin Maryann.
Many fond memories when the kids were little. All dressed up for Easter or a pool party at Bob and Vicki’s. The kids always had a ball. Lindsay, Melanie and Megan fought for Mare’s lap. She was so wonderful with the kids! I got many of pointers and good advice from her. You’re with Kenny, Nancy, Patrick and Charlie now. RIP until we meet again.
Many fond memories when the kids were little. All dressed up for Easter or a pool party at Bob and Vicki’s. The kids always had a ball. Lindsay, Melanie and Megan fought for Mare’s lap. She was so wonderful with the kids! I got many of pointers and good advice from her. You’re with Kenny, Nancy, Patrick and Charlie now. RIP until we meet again.
I remember the sleepovers as a child at cousin Maryann’s house when we lived with Grandmom Rose on Sanger Street. We always had fun and in the summer. I went to the local carnival with Maryann, and remember her mom, my Aunt Maryann baking cupcakes for it and bringing them. And I remember Uncle Ed cooking on the grill in the summer. They were great times, and when I felt closest to Maryann before moving back to New Jersey. Those are times I will never forget and I will deeply miss my dear cousin Maryann.
May Maryann rest in peace and peace be with her family and loved ones.
DEAR COUSIN RIP
Very sad to just hear of the passing of my cousin Maryann. Brings back fond memories of my Mother taking his to visit her Mom and Dad, her and the rest of their family many years ago. May she rest in peace and may God comfort her family during this most difficult time.
So sad. Loved Maryann and the entire family. Wish we could do it all again. Love, cousin joey
I am very sorry for your loss. I am Ken’s first cousin and was a bridesmaid at their wedding. I have great memories of the two of them from that time. When Aunt Nancy would babysit us, all I wanted to do was hang in the basement with the teenagers listening to music. May your own fond memories carry you through this sad time.