Christy Diane Cale

Birth date: Jan 25, 1954 Death date: Apr 8, 2023

Christy Diane Cale, 69, of Magnolia, DE, went home to be with the Lord on April 8, 2023. Christy was born January 25, 1954 in West Virginia and lovingly adopted by her parents Reverend Ellis and Ruth Horton. She grew up in Washing Read Obituary

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Fran Edwards

141w ago

in honor of Christy.

I don’t know how to put feelings into words but
Mrs. Cale was such an amazing role model and source of light and support. She made every day at Delaware State University amazing for me! She helped me to be a better mother, sister, and of course educator and academic leader. Mrs. Cale blessed so many young people on our campus but I know her impact has gone beyond the DSU community. To God be the glory that my life has been made better by such an amazing women.

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Stephen Phillip Comeans

141w ago

Will miss my adopted sis as of 1970. Just talked to her a couple of weeks ago. I'm sure her parents met her inside the gates and dad had a joke. Ruth would say, "Ellis, can't you be serious?" Thanks for adopting Faith, Brian and me into your family. We will miss the u so much! Love and prayers coming your way Bruce , Chris and Ryan!

Jacy Chunko-Turck

142w ago

I just went through a cancer that was one that Christy survived. My “warrior sister” gave me advice and was just there when I needed her. I loved seeing her memes on Facebook. I always told her, “I’m stealing this one, Christy!” (to put on my page) to be a light for my family and friends, as she certainly was a light to all her family and friends. We, as a family, appreciate everything that Christy and Bruce did when my Pop-Pop, Baxter Weber, passed away, for my Mom-Mom, Peg Weber, who recently passed. Christy called my Mom-Mom to see if she was feeling okay, if she needed anything, and the she and Bruce would visit her at different times. Christy, you meant so much to our family, and I hope you knew that in your heart. Your light and laughter still fills the air. Your family has been blessed to have you, and we have been blessed to be a part of your life.
With love in Christ,
Jacy Chunko-Turck, Ed Turck, the Chunko family, the Miller family, and the rest of the Weber family

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