Michele Everett

Michele Denise (Ferrell) Everett (67), passed away peacefully, with family present on the afternoon of February 2, 2026 after a lengthy battle with cancer and its aftereffects. Michele was born in Philadelphia in 1958 to Mary E. (Esser) Roberts (formerly Ferrell) and Robert E. Ferrell. She had a big loving family, being one of 6 children. Michele attended St. Gabriel's, Saint Edmonds, Morton Elementary, and West Catholic High School. She also attended Beauty School before entering Delaware County College where she acquired two associate degrees in Applied Science and Arts. Michele's careers included EMT (Collingdale), paralegal work, sales in high end fashion, and residential cleaning specialist. Michele was a dedicated friend of Bill W. for 40 years, helping many find thier own path to sobriety. Her hobbies included dancing, enjoying music, reading, interior decorating and fashion. In her later life, her treasured role was Nana. She spent precious time with her grandchildren, as well as her children, her sisters and her Mom; and often with the rest of her large family-brothers, nieces, and nephews.

Michele was preceded in her death by her first husband Kenneth Wilson and her brother Michael Ferrell. She is survived by her two daughters and their families, April (Wilson) Kennedy, (Paul), and Geneva (Wilson) Gallagher, (John), her six grandchildren, Alexis, Addison, Kenna, Alanna, Jack and Mary Kate, as well as her former spouse, Ben Everett.

All of those she loved and touched deeply: Please join us celebrating her life on Tuesday, February 10, 2026 at Saint George's Church, Lamont Ave. Glenolden, Pa 19036.

Viewing from 10:00-10:45am followed by Mass at 11am.

Burial will follow at Saint Peter and Paul Cemetery in Springfield, PA.

In lieu of flowers and in honor of Michele's memory, donations may be made to help improve lives of those affected by cancer via the Headstrong Foundation. https://pledge.headstrong.org/fundraiser/6960992, and/or; in honor of Michele's journey of self-improvement, memorial contributions may be made to Alcoholics Anonymous - an organization she devoted 40 years to, helping others navigate their path to recovery. https://contribution.aa.org/login-register#login-register (only members are eligible to make a donation).