Andreya Elysia Robbie Hayworth

In loving memory of Andreya Elysia Robbie Hayworth—known to all who cherished her simply as “Dreya”—whose life was a tapestry woven with joy, talent, and boundless affection. Born November 4, 1995, in Toledo, Ohio, Dreya illuminated the world with her smile for thirty precious years before returning to rest in her hometown on July 25, 2026. Each moment spent with Dreya left an indelible warmth, a spark of happiness that lingers in the hearts of all who knew her.

From her earliest days, Dreya’s closeness with her family was the foundation of her world. She is remembered by those who continue to love her: her mother Kristy Martens and stepfather Morey Martens, her father Robbie Hayworth, and her beloved brother Markus Miller. The embrace of her extended family remains strong, with grandmothers Barbara Hayworth and Lisa Nowak, and step grandfather Larry Nowak. Her Aunt Karmen Herzig and husband Brian and Uncles Terrance Hayworth and Antonio Flores and wife Chelsea carry forth her memory, each touched forever by the resilience and joy that Dreya brought into their lives. Her nieces and nephews, her friends both far and near, and her entire extended family and community share in the ache of this profound loss.

Dreya’s life was a radiant celebration of connection—her heart always open and her circle ever-expanding. To describe her as the “person you go to when you had something on your mind” only scratches the surface of her compassion; for Dreya, listening was an act of love, and her support was a gift freely given. She was the friend who always had a smile on her face, whose laughter could chase away shadows. Everyone loved her for that unwavering light.

She wore many hats with an effortless grace—shining as an athlete who played every sport she could, and excelling through sheer determination and boundless energy. Whether charging down a field, soaring across a court, or trying out something new, Dreya’s passion for playfulness and achievement inspired those around her. But just as much as Dreya competed, she also created. Her life was scored by her deep love of music: it was her constant companion, the backdrop to everyday moments and milestones alike. Never merely a listener, Dreya’s own groove enriched every gathering, every celebration, every quiet afternoon.

Creativity wound through every part of her existence. Dreya dabbled as a tattoo artist, delighting not only in the beauty of artwork on skin but in the stories those designs could tell. She loved the ritual—the trust and collaboration that goes into creating something as permanent and deeply personal as a tattoo. For Dreya, each piece of art carried meaning, laughter, history—each one a testament to connection.

But above all, it was Dreya’s closeness to her family that formed her heart’s core. Her love stretched out to her many friends, with whom she shared countless adventures and quiet confidences. She loved hanging out with them, bringing them together, ensuring that no one around her ever felt alone.

Though her time was too short, Dreya’s impact is timeless. She leaves behind a constellation of memories—flashes of laughter, the imprint of hugs, the encouragement and comfort she offered without condition. She will be missed by her family, friends, and all the lives she touched with effortless generosity.

As we gather in Toledo to remember Dreya, we hold fast to her spirit—joyful, creative, compassionate, always present. Through those who loved her, Dreya’s radiance endures, a guiding star in the night sky of memory.

Per the families, request, services will be private.