Shirley Mock Obituary
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Surviving is her husband of Osterburg, children Duane Mock (Judy) of Claysburg, Diane Oakes (Joe) of Roaring Spring, Darsha Pate (Larry) of Bennettsville, SC and Donnie Mock (Fran) of Hope Mills, NC., numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren, and siblings Judy Castel (Dave) of Martinsburg, Francine Edsell of Nashville, NC, Laverne Berkey of Claysburg and Blossom Aycock (Caroll) of Weatherford, TX. She was preceded in death by siblings Joanne Cassel, Joyce Moses, and Lee Berkey.
Shirley was a 1953 graduate of Greenfield-Kimmel High School. She retired from Sylvania and was also a care giver and craft show vendor.
Shirley was raised attending the Claysburg Church of God.
She enjoyed traveling, cooking, canning, crafting, bowling, going to the YMCA and spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren.
Private services will be held at the convenience of the family.
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