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Patricia Ann Grygo

Posted 10/30/23

Patricia Ann Grygo, 58 CAMDEN - Patricia Ann Grygo passed away in her sleep on October 26. Trish had been predeceased by her father, Henry J. Grygo; and her mother, Elizabeth Sally Grygo (Sharpe). …

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Patricia Ann Grygo

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Patricia Ann Grygo, 58
CAMDEN - Patricia Ann Grygo passed away in her sleep on October 26. Trish had been predeceased by her father, Henry J. Grygo; and her mother, Elizabeth Sally Grygo (Sharpe).
She is survived by her siblings, Donna Schepens of Marydel who lost her spouse Dave earlier this year, Marty Grygo and his spouse Donna of Long Neck, Theresa Nolette and her spouse Chris of Marydel, David Grygo and his spouse Cindy of Long Neck, and Steven Grego and his spouse Ailene of Atlanta, GA. Trish is also survived by her former spouse, Sam Kirby.
Trish will be greatly missed by her family, including her much loved nieces and nephews, as well as the many friends she had made and kept throughout her life, including her great co-workers/friends at CNMRI in Milford.
There will be a Celebration of Trish's Life at Marydel Fire Hall on Sunday, November 5, from 2 to 5 p.m. Trish's family asks that anyone who was touched by her love and thoughtfulness come help us share the memories that made Trish so special to us.
Life End Services by Michael J. Ambruso Funeral Director, Inc., Dover. Condolences and Memories of Trish can be shared via www.ambruso.com


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