Lynn Ellen Racculia worked in the risk and quality division of PHEAA.
Racculia, 49, of Camp Hill, died Oct. 10 in Harrisburg Hospital.
She attended Purdue University for three years where she met her husband but ultimately graduated from Elizabethtown College in 2017. She went on to work in a variety of management positions for PHEAA throughout the years.
She was a member of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church where she was chair of the Apple Festival and was involved in the parish’s Prayer Ministry and the Pro-Life Ministry. She was also a member of the Knights of Columbus Columbiettes, having served as secretary and more recently as vice president and chair of the scholarship committee.
She enjoyed photography and was a gifted writer who especially enjoyed writing poetry and posting about personal growth on her oldest son’s website, www.freedomsreach.com. She also played the clarinet and was recently teaching herself to play the flute.
Surviving are her husband, David Linn Racculia; two sons, Justin and Zachary Racculia; and her siblings, Mercedes Curry, Laura Smart, Susan Zamora and Michael Stearns.
From her guest book:
- “Lynn will be greatly missed but her warmth, kindness, and gentle spirit will be remembered forever.”
-- Mary LeClair
- “I had the pleasure to work with Lynn at PHEAA and always appreciated her enthusiasm, her diligence, and her smile. She will be missed.”
-- Scott Miller
- “PHEAA will not be the same without her.”
-- Chris Pincin
- “Lynn was a very kind and understanding person. Was always willing to help you. She will be missed.”
-- Nancy Reed
- “Lynn was a wonderful person and a great co-worker. Friendly and willing to help whenever possible. She’ll be missed.”
-- Kathy W.
- “I will always remember her smile, her kind heart, her unselfishness and willingness to be there for others. She was an amazing coworker and friend who will be missed. She made the world a better place with her presence. I thank God for the opportunity to have known Lynn.”
-- Darcey Jarmon
- “Lynn’s smile lit up. She was beautiful and smart and kind. I loved her as did many. She was taken too soon and leaves many people saddened by her loss. We were better for knowing her.”
-- Jenna Barnaby
- “I worked with Lynn for many, many years at PHEAA. Lynn always had a great smile and a good personality. When at work if there were any issues, she was always there is fix the problems. Lynn was a sweet lady.”
-- Terry L. Bowser
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