In Loving Memory of Audrey F. Eichelberger

June 10, 1938 – October 3, 2024

We celebrate today the life of our beautiful Mother, AUDREY who she went to be with our dad Roland "Ike" Eichelberger after a brief illness. Our Mother lived her life to the fullest, every day brought some adventure whether big or small. She loved bus trips, dancing, cruises, the beach, flower and vegetable gardening, canning the fruits of her hard work, dining out, quilting. She loved her time spent living in Nova Scotia where she learned to eat Lobster, and she loved Lobster. We would go to Woody's in Northeast Md. where she would get her lobster or seafood nachos after an hour or so at the casino, cha-ching!!!!

Boy did she love Christmas, she spent all year finding special little surprises for each person on her gift list. She would decorate the whole house and make wonderful cookies for everyone. She loved to cook and was very good at it, maybe that is why she worked until 80 years old in the Food Service Industry.

Audrey loved her kids David, Paul, Mike and Tina. When she had her grandkids Ryan, Kaitlin, Aaron and Thomas she felt like she hit the lottery! She loved her years spent with them. She never thought she would see her great grandkids, but then she had 3 in a year! Penelope and RJ in 2023 and Maximus in 2024. She was thrilled to get to hold each one of them and welcome them to the world!

Our mom lived her best life every day until a couple weeks ago. David and I(Tina) feel blessed to have had her for so long. Audrey is now with her loved ones in Heaven, Ike, Michael and Paul, sisters Gladys, Dorothy and Jean. She will be missed by her twin brother Jay and sisters Jo and Joan.

So today as we mourn our mother, grandmother, great grandmother, sister, friend, we also celebrate the life of a wonderful, beautiful, amazing lady.

We love you so much and miss you already Mom! Love Tina and David and Family.

We have no service planned at this time, but if you care to make a donation in her memory, she would like it to go to The Alzheimer's Association, Tunnels to Towers or Operation Scarlet Shar Pei dog Rescue.