Birth date: Aug 7, 1953 Death date: Nov 15, 2014
Carol M. Crossley (nee Mohr) died peacefully Saturday. She was 61. She was married to her best friend, Warren D. Crossley Sr., for 42 years. Together, they raised three children and enjoyed spending time with their five grandchild Read Obituary
Every morning, I could count on Carol for a friendly and happy hello. She and I always chatted about my wife's job at Drexel and political life, the shore, and life in general. She was truly a wonderful person, and loved talking about her family. I just found out today and my heart is heavy. My prayers are with your family, and I will always be grateful to have met her.
All of us at the office of Dr.Kevin Atlee send out deepest sympathy to the family of Carol and also to the workers at WAWA...I especially will miss not chatting to Carol every morning and having a good laugh!!! Her last words to me were "Well, I will see you in a month".....Very sad knowing that she never got to see the "New WAWA" ...Sending prayers and hugs to all of you.....Joyce, Sara, Terry, Lacy, Kelsey, Cheryl, and Dr.Atlee...xox
I just learned of Carol's passing. I looked forward to seeing her every morning, and am so sad to hear this news. My thoughts and prayers are with your family. I will miss her.
Dear Warren, Billy Bobby, Claire and all you great Mohr's We just learned of Carol's passing. Oh my God we are so sorry. We wuld love to see all of you time passes to quickly. Please call us when you can at 610-348-5725. Our prayers are with you all, we are so sad, what a great friend and woman! Elmer and Mary Ann Chestnut
I could always count on a friendly smile and greeting from Carol when I would go into Wawa. My prayers and thoughts go out to the family. I will truly miss her.
Carol was an absolute joy to us and I wish I had one last opportunity to thank her for being such a wonderful person. Carol looked out for us, even her last words to me before we departed to our stores were of looking out for my well-being. Every morning, Carol was the first person I would see at work and no matter how moot the day would seem, she always gave a heart-warming, welcoming smile. The short amount of time of knowing Carol was fond and joyous and I will always look back on these days. I offer my deepest condolences to Warren and the family and I wish to take a moment to commemorate Carol for the laughs, care and warm memories we were priviledged in knowing over the years. Thank you, Carol. We will miss you.
~Dylan
I only knew carol a short while at our job, but she made working an absolute joy. Always made me laugh. She was an awesome person. I'm glad I had the privilege of knowing her. My condolences go out to her family.
