Obituary of Jolynn R. Osborn

Jolynn Renee Osborn, 50, passed away peacefully at her home in Hummelstown, PA on July 21, 2016. She was an adventurous person who enjoyed trying many different things from white water rafting to parasailing. She had a passion for music, especially 80's music. She was a hard worker and was employed at Highmark for 24 years. Jolynn was kind hearted and generous with everything she had. Her favorite thing to do was go to the beach, she cherished the annual shore trips she took with her family and the frequent trips she took with her friends. She is survived by her mother Carol Whitaker, father Charles Osborn Sr., step-father Lee Whitaker, sister Shelly Smith, brothers Charles Osborn Jr. and Brian Osborn, nieces Jennifer Osborn, Megan Weyant and Whitney Vazquez, nephews Christopher Osborn, Kyle Smith, Ryan and Michael Osborn, great nephews Dominic and Marco Davalos. She was preceded in death by her grandmother Lillian Smith and her brother Rick Osborn. Although you are no longer by our side, you are forever in our hearts. We love you. There will be a celebration of her life on Friday, August 5th at the New Cumberland VFW Post 7415 from 5pm to 9pm. The Dailey Funeral Home Is Honored To Serve The Osborn Family. Jo I will always remember the great times we had growing up together. You will be missed. RIP my dear friend. Prayers to your family. Hello, I knew Jolynn from East Ridge when I lived there and was growing up. She was always kind to me and friendly. I am so very sorry for your loss, but take comfort in the fact that she is in a better place and no longer suffering. I will miss her immensely and will never forget her kind nature. My Deepest Condolences are extended to the Family and Friends of Jolynn. I met her through a friend and she was one of the MOST "Happy Go Lucky" women I've ever met. May God give her eternal Peace and Happiness! Dear Jolynn's family, first, I want to say, what a beautiful obituary, great picture of Jolynn. I am so saddened of her passing. I have known Jolynn for many, many years. Was always a pleasure to run into her and chat. She was always very, very enthusiastic and a dang trip. Loved her. My heart goes out to all of you. Mom, hang in there, I know this is very hard for you, just remember all the fun and great times and try and hang in there. I know it is easier said then done. I pray, you will be ok. Love, Deanne Bronson-Harrisburg