Mary Anna Frownfelter

Mary Frownfelter,81, Grandy to most, was, and continues to be, an inspiration to everyone that had the honor of being a part of her life. There is a never-ending list of lessons that she brought to this world, and she had a knack for spreading them to all. Her eye for the unique and curiosity for her surroundings immediately come to mind when you look into the memories, we all shared. Grandy passed away Monday, January 11, 2021 at her home. It was obvious her most cherished role was as Grandy, and not only to her immediate kin, but to so many other lives she cared for each and every day. She instilled in all of us the importance of creativity and living life to the fullest... even if that meant getting into a bit of trouble once in a while. She knew the value of true-life lessons, and ensured her family had the tools to live unafraid. Grandy will be forever remembered in how each of us approaches the remainder of our time. Appreciate the detail, Grandy saw the world in bright color and would want all to do the same. Calling will be from 2 pm – 4 pm Saturday, January 16, 2021 at the Jewell-Rittman Family Funeral Home. Survivors include her husband, Larry C. Frownfelter; sons, Scott Frownfelter, Jeff (Karla) Frownfelter and Robert (Tammy) Frownfelter, grandchildren, Katie Kennard, Seth (Holloway) Frownfelter, Olivia (Kollin) Macke She was preceded in death by parents; Jerome Lampert and Ruth Jeffries Lampert. Due to the new mandate limiting gatherings to 50 people, visitors are required to wear face masks and maintain social distancing. We encourage you to share your support with the family, being cognizant that others wish to do the same. You may be asked to wait outside the building as we comply with this mandate.