Jerome Crossin
Edwardsville, Pennsylvania
Jerome Buddy Crossin also known as Jerry age 82 of WilkesBarre passed away on Thursday January 22 at Geisinger Wyoming Valley Hospital. He was born on January 20 1944 in WilkesBarre to the late Philip and Gertrude Dillon Crossin. Jerry attended WilkesBarre area schools. In addition to his parents Jerry was preceded in death by his brothers Ronnie Jimmy Danny Phillip and Luke Crossin his sister Phyllis Jackson and his beloved life partner Carolyn Swainbank. Jerry is survived by his foster children Myya Swainbank Kaleb Wheeler and Devonte Ford his sister Beverly Powell of Mountaintop and his treasured cats Darth and Vader. Jerry was employed as a warehouse technician at Pride Mobility until his retirement. He leaves behind many treasured friends who will remember him fondly. Jerry enjoyed watching western movies and was always front and center at Devontes activities a role he embraced with pride and devotion. Funeral services…
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Deborah Tirico
Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania
Deborah Gale Tirico 72 of White Haven Pennsylvania passed away on February 11th 2026 after a long illness with family by her side. Born in Hartford Connecticut she began her early career in ballet at the Hartford Ballet and danced her way into Juilliard. After graduating from San Francisco State University with a BA in Fine Arts she began her career as an entrepreneur opening Gemini Graphics in Montclair NJ. which she ran successfully for 40 years. Deb enjoyed a lifetime of creativity commercial arts dance music quilting stitching and historical reenactments. While running Gemini she still found time to be an avid needle artist instructor and later the author of three books on her unique style of stitching and wool applique. Post retirement she opened Pemberly.com where she taught and sold kits of her original designs. She was a member of the Embroiderers Guild of America and taught many…
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