Melissa Revill

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Melissa (Missie) was a loving wife, a mother, a grandma, a sister, an aunt, and a friend. There was nothing she loved more than being surrounded by those that she loved most. Her smile was contagious and genuine.

She was kind and loved fiercely, as she learned from her mother and she passed down to her children. The door always open, welcomed to a seat at her table, a warm meal, and a space to feel part of the family. The more people at her house during a celebration, the better. Nothing broke her heart more than the thought of someone, anyone being alone and without family.She was dedicated, loyal, and selfless - always putting those she loved first and herself last. She refused to take a sick day for the fear not being there to support her patients. She was at her husband’s side every day during his rehabilitation, supported her children through the loss of their father, and held hands with her sister through the loss of their beloved parents.

She was gracious, kind, and giving - she offered help at countless graduation parties to the point where she could probably start her own company. I can no longer count on both hands the amount of salads, pans of sour kraut, and trays of pasta she has made (and coerced me into making) to support families and friends during different events.

Missie's love for her children and grandchildren was paramount without question. Her greatest joy was spending time with each of them. We will miss chicken pot pies to celebrate birthdays, baking cookies at Christmas, camping trips, swimming in the pool, sleepovers at grandma's, and probably most of all, random check in text messages that stated with "hi. what are you doing?" There was nothing she wanted more than to continue the traditions of being together and celebrating each other.

She loved her husband, Jeff, unconditionally. They enjoyed going for rides in the convertible, traveling to flordia with their friends, going out to dinner, and most recently, camping in their camper. They had great plans to travel the world in retirement and spend time with all the people they enjoyed most.

Thank you for celebrating the precious and incredible life of Melissa, she will forever live in our hearts and in our memories. Our ask from you is to keep her legacy alive but sharing your stories, your memories, and your photos so that at any point, we can feel closer and more connected a very special person.