Penny McMasters Miller

Birth date: Dec 4, 1956 Death date: Sep 16, 2017

Penny McMasters Miller of Federalsburg passed away on Saturday, September 16, 2017 at Nanticoke Memorial Hospital in Seaford, DE. She was 60. She was born on December 4, 1956 in Seaford, DE, the daughter of Paul Eugene McMasters Read Obituary

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Debbie Bouhenguel

206w ago

Penny and I were roommates at University of Miami. We went camping together over spring break (Jonathan Dickinson State Park) and took a road trip one summer to Pennsylvania to visit another roommate. Neither of us really "fit in" at UM, but we clicked and I'll always be grateful for her friendship. My husband I were just reminiscing about push-starting her little fiat and it made us smile. I don't think I could have handled UM without her by my side.
To her children, grandchildren, parents and siblings, I am so very sorry for your loss.

Robin Peele

425w ago

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Debbie Mitchell

426w ago

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Shalyn Van Note

426w ago

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Shalyn Van Note

426w ago

Mrs Penny was such a strong personality... as a child I sometimes found her scary. As a older child & young teen... I began realize how much she had taught me by example.
She was such dedicated person in whatever she did. She will be so missed by her family & friends.

Brenda Marine

426w ago

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426w ago

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Donna (Smith) Laverty

426w ago

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Penny was my best friend throughout our high school years. Between us, we must have walked a thousand miles just going from her house to mine. Every day, as soon as I got home, I would call Penny (as if we hadn't spent every break we had together!) to rehash the day. She was a kind and loyal friend. I will always remember her endless passion for life and her determination.

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