WORLEY, Elaine L., age 71, of Woodhaven, October 18, 2020. Beloved wife of the late Roger Worley. Loving mother of Wayde (Jena Giordano) Worley and Allison (David Goroni) Kirk. Dearest grandmother of Tryn Kirk and Blu Kirk. She is also survived by her sisters Janice (John) Slage, Eva Steadman, Sharon (Don) DeMars, Beth (Craig) Norconk, Edna (Gavin) Telfer, Alice (Dick) Faunce, her brothers-in-law Mike Apap and Don (Doris) Jones and her sister-in-law Jamie (Bert) Ouellette. She was preceded in death by her parents Margaret and William White, her sister Kathy Apap, her brother-in-law Daryl Steadman and her sisters-in-law Shirley Jones, Shar (Rusty) Worley, Joanne Ragland and Judy Miller. Her cremation took place at “The Witness Crematory” located inside of Michigan Memorial Funeral Home.
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My deepest and heartfelt condolences to the Worley family. I was the principal at Wareing Elementary School and appreciate the time that Elaine and I spent together to the benefit of the Taylor school district students and families. She was an excellent teacher and a caring individual. Her classroom was very fortunate to have her as their teacher. I truly appreciate the sensitive sympathy note she sent me when my mother passed away from a stroke. It was very comforting to me. I hope that she was able to enjoy her short retirement and hopes that she rests in peace after a long fruitful life as a classroom teacher, sister, mother and grandmother. Joan Gebhardt
I’m very sorry to hear of her passing. She was my teacher many years ago, and was such a nice lady. Many prayers to her family. ❤️ Jenny Rapley McCarthy
I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Mrs. Worley. She was my 6th grade teacher in 1987 and I still remember her fondly. She was well liked by the students and she was the only one that was able to get me to enjoy learning about math. She was a special gift to this world, and she will missed. I since became a teacher myself, and I wish nothing but comfort to her family at this time. Rest well Mrs. Worley. Brad Ray
So very sorry for your loss. Although we never had a chance to meet your mom, it sounds like she was a beautiful loving person! I’m sure she is smiling down on you and very proud of the giving person you have become, and very grateful for all the love and support you and your family gave her during her courageous battle. Treasure the memories. Sharon & Ron Wilgus
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