Birth date: Mar 29, 1967 Death date: Jun 25, 2019
O’Handly Colleen ‘Kelly’ O’Handly Esq., R.Ph. a resident of Cinnaminson passed away on June 25th after a long, fierce battle with cancer. Kelly was 52. Kelly was born in Mechanicsburg PA and was the daughter of the late Eugene and Read Obituary
I went to school with Kelly! Another beautiful soul gone to soon!
Cumberland valley class of 1985, just learned of her passing. We are saddened. We will add Kelly to our memorial table at our next class reunion in November 2020.
Kelly was an amazing friend and mentor. She gave of herself constantly. I will miss her more than I can ever say. Rest easy my sweet friend. Thank you for everything!
Kelly... Marianne... KELLY...words cannot fill the page realistically... LOVE ❤️ she had for everyone...for all cats and dogs... especially her FAVORITE ❤️ ones at her home....when we first met....she had 4 dogs and four cats.. she automatically joked with me . Wondering when I was gonna catch up with her...I have 3 dogs and 3 cats ..lol...she called me Ginger ...and she is Marianne and Holly 👋is Marianne 2... From our favorite Gilligan's Island. EVERYONE is grateful to Know and love KELLY... TODAY she is out of pain....I miss her.. through out the days and nights...I have to stop myself from calling and surprise her at her home...
I lived the first part of my life with Aunt Kelly, we all lived in my grandma’s farmhouse. Kelly’s room was upstairs, on the end. By that I mean you had to walk through 2 bedrooms just to get to hers. I remember her always practicing her flute and piccolo. We were a rowdy bunch, but she tolerated us with grace, at least that’s how I remember it. I also remember staying up late watching Saturday Night Live with her and watching horror movies with her like The Shining, and Friday the 13th. I fell out of touch with her in my adult years, but I’ve often wondered if she still likes horror movies like I do?
I am glad we could share friendship, love and laughs together, especially in the past 2 years. Kelly is free from the ravages of disease now. Peace to all who loved her on this day of national celebration, freedom and celebration of Kelly's life.
In love, hope and faith,
Joanna and Philip
Kelly was a kind and compassionate person. Always happy and very intelligent. I wish that I would have known her in her adult life..May you find rest in God's embracing arms. I love you and pray I will see you again
