| Jane L. Creamer, 90, of Heather Glen Senior Living, Allentown, PA, went to be with her Lord and Savior on September 2, 2022. She was the wife of the late Jacque R. Creamer Sr.
She was born in Lancaster, daughter of the late Charles F. and Kathryn (Suter) Groff. Jane graduated from Solanco High School in 1949 and was a member of Manor Brethern in Christ Church, Mountville, PA. After graduating she worked for the Hamilton Watch Company where she met the love of her life. She was a school bus driver for the Esbach Bus Service supporting the Penn Manor School District, a crew member of the West End Ambulance Association, supporting member of the West Lancaster Fire Company, Eastern Star, past two-time president of the Rawlinsville Camp Meeting Ladies Auxiliary. Jane is survived by her son Jacque R. Creamer, Jr married to Kimberly D. Creamer of Allentown, PA, her daughter Jean L, Ebeling married to Joseph W. Ebeling of Toms River, NJ, three grandsons and a granddaughter, siblings: Herbert Groff, Joanne Sodora, two sister-in-laws, Barbara Groff and Teresa Groff and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband, Jacque R. Creamer, Sr. and three brothers, Jay, John and Charles Groff. A funeral service will be held at DeBord Snyder Funeral Home and Crematory at 141 E. Orange Street, Lancaster, on Saturday, September 10, 2022. A time of visitation will take place from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. followed by a funeral service beginning at 12:00 p.m. Memorial remembrance donations may be sent to Rawlinsville Camp Meeting, 475 Clearfield Road, Holtwood PA 17532.
|
Dee Utz says
I first met Jane at West End Ambulance when I became a volunteer in the mid 80’s. She drove and I helped the crew chief in the back. She carried a second due pager and sometimes if we were short a crew member we would pick her up along 999 in the area of Bausman. Along with emergency calls, she volunteered to do transports, standbys and special events. Every year, following the membership mailing, her and her husband Jacque would spend hours at the board table opening envelopes, sorting checks and alphabetizing membership cards to be filed in the office. She never seemed to tire from helping the community around her. I was truly blessed to have known her.
Gloria says
Jane was a light in this dark world, always giving and caring for others. I met Jane at Manor Church and served at Connet to the Kingdom along side her. She loved to serve and loved her family. I feel peace knowing she is celebrating with Jesus right now.
Mark Sensenig says
I did not know jane very well but i used to run around with Jared her grandson during camp meeting when i was younger. She was always very nice ❤️
Denise Ziegler says
Dear Family,
My husband started his career as a carpenter in the early 70’s(Joe Ziegler). This is when we met your Dad and Mom. We both have fond memories of both of them. We built our home in the 80’s and your Dad helped Joe lay out the foundation and talked Joe into installations a central vac system! Your Mom gave us a yellow duck soap cover as a house warming gift. We still use it and think fondly of them when we see it! I hope these warm memories help all of you at this sad time.
With sincere sympathy,
Denise and Joe Ziegler
Marie Doberentz says
Jean and family, we are so sorry for the loss of your beautiful mother. God be with all of you.
Marian Lehman says
Our family knew Jane from Manor Church, and as our kids’ school bus driver. I will always remember her for her smile and her sweet spirit.