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Doris J Cook 1937-2025

Doris J Cook , 87 of Fayetteville Pa passed away Monday, May 26, 2025 in her home with her family by her side.

Doris J Cook
Doris J Cook

Born October 8, 1937 in Chambersburg, she was the Daughter of the late Eugene and Helen (Grace) Mull

Doris is survived by her Husband Richard O Cook, Son Jeff (Tina) Cook, Daughters Kathy(John) Myers, Teresa Cook, Lisa (Danny) Thomas, Stacy (Joe) Carbaugh, Cathy Carbaugh companion of the late Richie Cook, eight Grandchildren and ten Great Grandchildren. She is also survived by a Brother Jack(Naomi)Mull

She is Preceded in death by a Son Richie Cook and two Grandchildren Garrett Cook and Justin Myers .

Doris loved playing Bingo, listening to Classic Country Music, sitting on the porch with her husband, especially spending time with her family having cookouts. She also enjoyed having visits from her Brother in Law and Sister In Law Gary and Jen Cook and her Grand Puppy Diesel.

And a Special Thanks to Heartland Hospice for taking really great care of her.

Arrangements are entrusted to SimpleChoice Cremation Services Inc of Chambersburg.  

Online condolences may be expressed at the funeral home’s website.

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