Ilene Driscoll, 81 passed away on January 3, 2026 in Camp Hill, PA, from pneumonia with her children by her side. She was preceeded in death by her loving husband, Thomas Driscoll and her parents, Harry Anderson and Ellen (Molinaro) Anderson of St. Cloud, Florida.
Known for being a devoted wife and mother Ilene is survived by son Tim (Yolanda) Driscoll, daughter Michelle (John) Truitt, daughter Pam (Jim) Blevins daughter Lin (Chris) Hockley. She has four grandchildren, Jon Driscoll, Ellen Driscoll, Dom Driscoll, CJ Hockley plus three great grandchildren, Devin Driscoll, Grayson Driscoll and Ryder Driscoll.
In 1977, Ilene and her husband started Thomas appliance and TV in Enola, PA, and then she worked for Reeses making peanut butter cups and Kit Kats before retiring after more than 15 years.
Ilene known as “Vonnie” by her family loved cooking and baking. She always had her door open and coffee pot on. She only considered you a guest the first time you visited, after that you were considered family. Everyone felt comfortable and loved. She was known as an excellent host with everyone looking forward to her next “food fest”, which could be a Sunday dinner or lavish party.
Ilene‘s hobbies included reading, crocheting and knitting. Mothers to be loved her baby blankets and booties. All her kids were blessed to receive a beautiful Afghan that she made.
A celebration of life will be held in the future. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to Saint Judes Children’s Research Hospital or Children’s Miracle Network.
The Sullivan Funeral Home is honored to serve the Driscoll family.
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2 comments on “Ilene Driscoll”
Tim and family. So sorry to hear of your mom’s passing. I always heard good things about both your parents. I knew your Dad what a great guy. He will be greeting your mom with open arm’s.. She is in God’s hands now .A job well done taking care of her.
May God bless you all til you meet again. Sincerely Frances Shuler
I have so many memories of John & I with Tom & Ilene. You could feel the love as soon as you saw these two. The food! The parties! The poker games!
We even went on our honeymoon with them we were that close.
Love always & love all ways, Nancy Sullivan