Mary Lynn Abraham

May God's promise found in John 6:40, of the hope to see our loved ones again, comfort your heart and give you peace, strength, and hope in the days ahead.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Jimmy and family I am so sorry for your loss...Prayers to you and your family......

I met Mary Lynn 20 years ago at Gymboree. Marley and Jennifer became quick friends and so did we. We shared so many great times at local playgrounds, Hersey Park, Lake Tobias, pumpkin patches and just had so much fun watching the kids play in her back yard. As the kids grew up, our time together turned into extra long lunches or long walks to catch up. Our friendship was instant and it never mattered how much time went by. We just enjoyed each other’s company. She was a great listener...

Please accept our deepest condolences on Mary Lynn’s passing. Our thoughts and hearts are with all of you.
Debra Macut
Fred, Emma, and Zoe Irving

Jim, I am so sorry to see this sad news. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

I first met Marylynn in the bleachers watching our daughters play basketball for Lower Dauphin. They were in 7th grade at the time and continued to play together until graduation. We continued to be bleacher buddies when our boys played basketball and volleyball in the subsequent years. Marylynn was an avid supporter of her children and their interests. I will miss our chats in the bleachers. And I feel very blessed to have known her over the years. My prayers will continue for Jim, Jenn, and...

I grew up with the Wolfersberger girls and as I remember Mary Lynn was a little quiet & shy but we had a lot of fun. These are the memories I will have when I think of her as I'm sure her family will have many more. My sincere sympathy to all who loved her. Barb Crawford