Michele Craft Obituary News: Lancaster, Pennsylvania Suicide Jumped to Death Off New Holland Pike Bridge Onto Route 30

Michele Craft, a resident of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and beloved grandmother and mother has passed away unexpectedly. She died on July 2, 2024, at the age of 65 years. Michele’s family recalls her with love as an incredible grandma and mother and as the epitome of selflessness. She had a reputation for prioritizing others over herself.

What was Michele Craft’s cause of death?

The Lancaster County Coroner’s Office reports that last week a Manheim Township grandma leaped onto Route 30 from a bridge. After jumping from the New Holland Pike bridge above Route 30, Michele Craft, 65, passed away on July 2. The coroner determined that she committed suicide even though she suffered numerous severe injuries. At 5:32 a.m. on July 2, Manheim Township police reported that they had received a call reporting that a woman was seated on the side wall of the bridge over Route 30 at the New Holland Pike exit, close to Lancaster Country Club. Craft had fallen into traffic and was hit by several cars by the time the cops arrived.

Who was Michele Craft?

On March 23, 1959, Michele S. Craft was born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, to Patricia A. Myers, the late Daniel Myers’ wife. For more than 19 years, Michele was Charles Anglan’s loving wife. She enjoyed going to the beaches in Wildwood, New Jersey, where she would often search the shoreline for the greatest seashells, learn how to play boardwalk basketball, and unwind with her toes in the sand. Michele loved the Dallas Cowboys, too. Her husband, sons Shawn and Michael Craft, and grandchildren Ryan, Christian, and Austin will all sincerely miss her