Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Jacqueline D. Riley-Gemberling Jacqueline D. Riley-Gemberling, 50, passed peacefully on October 8, 2007, at home. She was the daughter of the late Clarice Riley Clark. A graduate of Harrisburg High School Class of 1975, she was retired from Bethlehem Steel. She volunteered at the Aurora...
Read MoreAs the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.
Kevin Duffin
March 28, 2018 | Harrisburg, PA | Friend
Oh mom how I miss you every single day!!! I know they say you are with me spiritually but it's not the same not having you here physically. I still don't understand why you had to go so soon but I guess everything happens for a reason so they say. I just can't figure out the reasoning of you leaving me and the girls so suddenly. I would do anything to have you back on earth with me to help me figure out my meaning in life. Until we meet again I will always love you.
Love...
Neteasha Knisely
November 05, 2017 | Middletown, PA
Neatesha I remember when you told me about losing your mom. I'm sorry I never had the opportunity to meet her. It sounds like she was a remarkable woman by the comments made. I do know she raised a wonderful daughter and mother in you. May you find comfort and peace in knowing she's in a better place and one day you will see her again.
Risha Betha
November 05, 2017 | Middletown, PA
Neteasha Knisely
November 05, 2017
Neteasha Knisely
November 05, 2017
Neteasha Knisely
November 05, 2017
Neteasha Knisely
November 05, 2017
Neteasha
A hug is coming to you from way back in third grade at Cathedral School. I remember how much your Mom loved you and was devoted to you. I know you will miss her. My love and prayers to you!
Meribeth Ford
October 29, 2007 | Mechanicsburg, PA
My condolences, to the family of Jackie Riley: I haven't seen Jackie since I moved from Harrisburg, she was a easy person to talk too and always gave advice and took advice. God has kept her safe all theses years. God has called her home and now she will be in no more pain in this miserable life. She will be missed very much for thoses who knew her. As for her children, keep your head up and know that God does not make mistakes. Take care of each other and everyone is praying for you and God...
Roberta Patterson
October 28, 2007 | Dayton, PA