MARK-BIVIANO-Obituary

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MARK S. BIVIANO

North Olmsted, Ohio

Jun 27, 1953 – May 18, 2023

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BORN
June 27, 1953
DIED
May 18, 2023
LOCATION
North Olmsted, Ohio
CHARITY
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society

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Chambers Funeral Homes - North Olmsted Obituary

MARK “BIV" BIVIANO,  passed away on Thursday, May 18, 2023. 

Biv was a standout broadcast media leader, recognized educator, philanthropist and talented musician. He will be best remembered for his zest for life, wit and wisdom, and his heart of gold that he shared with his family and...

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My wife and were fans of the Tabloid Twangers. Mark always made a point of coming to our table and talking with us, and those are great memories.

I barely knew Mark but, he made me feel special somehow, each time we spoke ~ He had the kindest eyes ... I wish that I had had the opportunity to know him better ~ his light truly shined brightly! He will be missed by many, no doubt

Thanks for all the smiles, Biv. We'll miss you!

Mark (Biv), was an amazing man. He lived life to fullest, cared for others first and always made me laugh. While I moved away from Cleveland some 30 years ago. Biv always connected with me on his annual trips to Florida with Mr. Bill. Biv left me with so many wonderful fun memories. He lives in my heart and memories for ever. Rest in peace my friend and see you on the other side one day. Love always, your favorite Georgia friend (Pat)

Very sad to hear about this, I knew him for a long time

So very sorry to hear of Mark´s passing. I will always treasure our time together. He was a kind, funny, generous and sarcastic man and I loved him for it. He gave me the nickname "East Side Street Rat" and it stuck. Mark, I pray you are at peace and playing the bass.

Dave & Bill, I have no words. My deepest sympathies....Trevor

I met Biv in 1979 when I joined WRIF radio out of college. We shared an office in what was literally a trailer park. We both ended up in the Cleveland area and went to Indians, Browns and Cavs games. Biv was a lot of fun and we shared a lot of laughs. I'm grateful for the time we spent together.

Very sorry to hear of Biv's passing. I worked with him for several years and always enjoyed the industry conversations but more importantly, talking Cleveland sports! Fortunate to have spoken to him about a month ago. I will miss Biv-hunk! Chris Shellgren