Shirley A. (Shirey) Ciccolini
Shirley A. (Shirey) Ciccolini, 78, of Risky Road, Lewistown, (formerly Miller Lane, Granville) went to be with the Lord at 7:47 p.m. on May 31, 2026, surrounded by her loving family.
She was preceded in death by her parents Charles H. Shirey and Alice E. (Harshbarger) Shirey of McClure, and her sister Mary Alice Shirey and her husband, Harry W. Ciccolini.
She is survived by her three children who she loved dearly and truly lived for, Sherry A. Ciccolini and companion, Edward B. Moore, Peggy A. (Ciccolini) Bargo and companion, Eric D. Barcelona, William F.C. Ciccolini and wife, Stacey (Wagner) Ciccolini.
She is survived by her grandchildren, Kyle R. Bargo and wife, Brittany, Nathan W. Bargo and companion, Kathryn Knepp, Hunter W. Ciccolini and companion, Riley Bishop, Rachel Reesman and husband, Rob, and Cody Moore and wife, Tiffany.
She is survived by seven great grandchildren, Brooklyn Bargo, Bailee Bargo, Aiden Moore, Alex Hosterman, Jaxon Hosterman, Dylan Reesman, and lastly a very special young lady Kaylee A. Reesman whom she enjoyed spending time with when Kaylee was home from college.
She is survived by brothers, Charles N. Shirey and wife, Anna, Paul Shirey, and Marvin L. Shirey and wife, Janet.
Shirley had many nieces and nephews who she loved dearly.
Shirley was raised in Snyder County graduating from West Snyder High School in 1966. Above all, she devoted her life to her three children and her faith in the Lord.
Earlier in life, she loved playing Bingo and was known to many as “Chicky.” She loved gardening, flowers, the beach and seashells, and the mountains.
She devoted many years to Little League Baseball running the concession stand and the Granville Fire Co. Ladies Auxiliary helping with chicken pie suppers and fundraising for the fire company.
A private service will be held at the convenience of the family.
A special thank you to her sister in law Rebecca Kauffman who would visit her often and bring her a coffee from Dunkin Donuts.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Granville Fire Company, P.O. Box 5, Granville, PA 17029 or the Bob Perks Fund P.O. Box 313 State College, PA 16804 in honor of her daughter Peggy A. (Ciccolini) Bargo who has battled Leukemia and underwent a stem cell transplant throughout the past two years.