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Charlee J. Crone 1959-2025

Charlee J. Crone, a carefree spirit born in Baltimore, Maryland, on August 24, 1959, departed this life on August 23, 2025.

Residing in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, Charlee was a beacon of warmth and kindness. She embraced everyone she met as a friend, her heart open to all.

Cherished by her family, Charlee was a devoted mother to her daughter, Francienia Taylor, and her sons, Wyatt Landis and Paul Mallow.

Her love for children brought her immense joy, and she could often be found playing and laughing with the little ones, creating memories that will linger in their hearts forever. Nothing was as special to her as her seven grandchildren.

In the tapestry of life she wove, she stood out as a genuine soul, touching the lives of many with her infectious spirit and unwavering love. Charlee was never one to shy away from a friendly smile, and her legacy will be remembered through the connections she made and the laughter she shared. Her light will continue to shine brightly in the lives of those she loved dearly.

Charlee was preceded in death by: Charles Davis, Irene Davis, and her beloved son, Donald G. L. Crone

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Arrangements are entrusted to Sellers Funeral Home.


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