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Harley Lee Willin

Posted 2/23/15

LAUREL - Harley Lee Willin died on Wednesday, Feb. 18, 2015. Harley worked for the DuPont Company, later named Invista in Seaford for over 48 years. He also worked for Pizza King (Baynum Enterprises) …

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Harley Lee Willin

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LAUREL - Harley Lee Willin died on Wednesday, Feb. 18, 2015. Harley worked for the DuPont Company, later named Invista in Seaford for over 48 years. He also worked for Pizza King (Baynum Enterprises) for many years. He was a hard working and caring man who always was willing to help people in any way possible. He loved crabbing, fishing, spending time at the beach, watching his grandchildren play baseball and softball. He always had a good time whatever he was doing. Harley was preceded in death by his parents, Walter Willin Sr. and Dora Willin; and a brother, Walter Willin Jr. He is survived by his daughter, Lisa Chandler (David); son, Scott Willin (Karen); companion for 10 years, Debbie Hill; former wife, Faith Willin; brother, Earl Chaffinch Sr (Jewell); sister, Anna Taylor; grandchildren, Tyler Edge, Kaitlyn Willin, Christian Chandler, and Ciara Chandler; his companions daughter, Lyndsey Ellsworth; and her daughter, Nylah Ellsworth; and many nieces and nephews and long time friends. Funeral Services will be on Tuesday, Feb. 24th at 2 P.M. at the Cranston Funeral Home, 300 N. Shipley St, Seaford, where friends may call from 12 to 2. Burial will be in Blades Cemetery.

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