We are sad to announce that on September 19, 2023 we had to say goodbye to Missy Crescenz of Skippack, Pennsylvania, born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. You can send your sympathy in the guestbook provided and share it with the family.

She was predeceased by : her father Robert Jenkins; and her former life partner John Martin "Jack" Vogl, Jr.. She is survived by : her mother Jacqueline Ackley (Furphy); her husband Stephen Crescenz; her children, Matthew Vogl (Mary Harris-Vogl), Danielle Vogl (Edward McGuire) and Jeffrey Vogl (Jordan Dominic); her siblings, Jennifer Pugles, Robert Jenkins and Steven Jenkins; and her grandchildren, Aidan Sassaman, Draven Harris, Brady Mae McGuire, Jack McGuire and Jackson Vogl.

In lieu of flowers, Missy's family would appreciate memorial contributions made in her name to the Susan G. Komen Foundation by clicking here.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Moore, Snear and Ruggiero Funeral Homes and Crematory inc.

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September 20, 2023

Candace Willis wrote a sympathy message

“So sad to hear this. Such a wonderful person. Mrs C made my childhood so memorable. Her home was always so warm and loving. I remember sitting around her dinner table next to Daniel. I also remember her telling me to finish my dinner before going upstairs. She made me laugh and even grounded me once. Mrs. C THANK YOU for making my childhood so fun and always caring about us. Sending all my love and prayers to my childhood best friend Daniel and her family during this sad time.”

September 19, 2023

Gabrielle muschert wrote a sympathy message

“She was always bringing so much energy and making every study hall period interesting and entertaining. Perkiomen Valley will never be the same. This breaks my heart to hear. May her soul rest in peace🤍🙏🏼”