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Hadlie Mai Trate, 8 of Pottsville, died peacefully at home on Saturday, July 5, leaving behind her cherished family.
She was born on August 31, 2016, in Pottsville.
Hadlie is survived by her devoted parents, Angel Spotts and Cory Trate, who lovingly nurtured her during her brief yet impactful life. She is also mourned by her siblings, Koda Trate and Raelynn Trate, who shared countless adventures and moments of joy with their beloved sister.
In addition to her immediate family, Hadlie's extended family holds her memory dear. Her aunt Savanna Bruen and uncles Kenny, Brittany, Kara, Dylan, Ashley, Justin, Josh, and Andrew, as well as her uncles Juliane and James Jr., will remember her laughter and playful spirit. Hadlie was also blessed to have a close relationship with her great-great grandmother Pat Day and great grandmother Cheryl Swartz, who both played significant roles in her life. Her grandparents, June and Heath Bruen, and Jess Holly and James Witmer, along with her grandfather Kevin Trate, provided her with love and support that transcended generations.
She was surrounded by a family that adored her deeply, proving that her life, no matter how brief, was filled with love, warmth, and beauty.
Hadlie is preceded in death by her great-great grandfather Arlene Day, great grandfather Kenneth Spotts, great grandmother Adele Spotts, great uncle Lee Schwalm, and cousin Shawn Day. Their memory now intertwines with Hadlie's, as they welcome her into their embrace.
As we remember Hadlie Mai Trate, let us celebrate the light she brought into our lives.
Arrangements are under the care of James E. Humphrey Funeral Home, Pottsville.
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1112 West Market Street, Pottsville, PA 17901
Memories and condolences can be left on the obituary at the funeral home website.
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