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Carlene Sayenga Obituary
Survivors: Carlene is survived by her son Mattheu and his wife Michelle (Resetar) of Bethlehem, her grandson, Aaron Enright and son-in-law, Don Enright of Tucson, Arizona; sisters Linda Weaver of Fogelsville and Rusty Sotzing of Delaware, along with many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased in death by her husband Donald and her daughter, Bryn Alison Enright.
A celebration of life will take place at a later date.
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Joe Friedman
November 2, 2020
Matt, my condolences to you on the passing of your mother. No matter how old we are, it’s never easy to lose a parent. My thoughts and prayers are with you as you grieve.
Renee Seklecki
November 1, 2020
This woman was a jewel among stones! I only wish we had had more chances to interact. I always found her uplifting and so kind. The world is less without her. RIP,Carlene. Condolences to all who loved her. Renee R Seklecki
Susan Stolar
November 1, 2020
Sad I lost my friend but know she is in the arms of Don and her daughter now. Sympathy and prayers to all her family and all who loved and will miss her.
Jim and Joanne Yarsevich
October 29, 2020
Carlene and I were neighbors during high school. 45 years later we crossed paths again in Tucson, Arizona where I introduced her to my wife Joanne and we met Don. We maintained our friendship there until Carlene and Don moved back to Bethlehem. Joanne and Carlene were Words With Friends buddies and Joanne misses those games. We will fondly remember Carlene and Don. Jim & Joanne Yarsevich
Denise
October 27, 2020
I met Mrs. Sayenga through my friend (her daughter), Bryn. Slumber parties and sleepovers at the Sayenga’s we’re always a great time! I’ll never forget Mrs. Sayenga, Mr. Sayenga and Bryn. I am lucky to have known them and glad I was able to reconnect with them through their daughter-in-law, Michelle. Matthew, you were a great son and brother. Know that you have your tribe here whenever you’re feeling down. Love to all! - Kermit.
Karen Walton
October 27, 2020
Carlene and Don were a marvelous couple who brought joy to everyone who had the pleasure of their company. They will be alive in our hearts forever.
Joe and Karen Walton
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