Cammie Hall Sanders

Camellia (Cammie) Sanders of West Chester, PA, born on April 19, 1967, was called to eternal life on Thursday, May 18, 2023.

Born in Somerset, Kentucky, Cammie always lived life to the fullest. She knew from an early age that she wanted to work with children. She received a Bachelor of Education from the University of Louisville and a Master of Education from Eastern Kentucky, graduating with honors at both. Cammie’s greatest legacy is that of a devoted wife and mother. Cammie and Frank met in Somerset, Kentucky in 1995 and began a relationship filled with unconditional love, laughter, and adventure. Married in 1998, the couple was blessed with a daughter, Shae, the light of Cammie’s life and source of tremendous pride. There is nothing she enjoyed more than spending her time with Frank and Shae, creating fun and loving memories with them.

Establishing their home in West Chester, PA in 2004, Cammie devoted herself fully and selflessly to her family, students, and friends. A pillar of strength, grace in the face of adversity, and the quintessential role model for spreading positivity, Cammie
enriched all the lives she touched. Every dog that crossed Cammie’s path was showered with unbridled love and affection, and she was the ultimate Dog Mom to Rooney and the late Yogi. She and Rooney were a Certified Pet Therapy team and enjoyed countless hours providing comfort to people of all ages and circumstances. There was no limit to her benevolence.

Cammie is daughter to Darius Blaine (D.B.) and Sue Vaught Hall; Sister to Rhonda Hall Phelps and Wendy Hall Von Wuthenau; Daughter-in-law to Marcia Fabish Sanders and the late Kenneth Hayes Sanders; Sister-in-law to Jill Sanders Headley and Kenneth Sanders III; aunt to many nieces and nephews, and dear sweet friend to so many from all corners of her life.

The parents of Cammie Hall Sanders will receive friends in the form of a reception at the Science Hill Nazarene Church Family Life  Center  from 4 to 6 p.m., Friday, June 2, 2023. All family and friends are invited to come to remember Cammie and share in a time of food and fellowship.

The not-for-profit, Connect Thru Cancer (CTC) was at Cammie’s side, anticipating and proactively addressing her family’s changing needs throughout her twelve-year battle with cancer. In addition to benefiting from CTC’s services, Cammie treasured her time as a volunteer. To honor Cammie’s wishes, charitable donations can be made to CTC to help families like hers, for years to come. You may contribute online at: https://connectthrucancer.org or mail contributions to;
Connect thru Cancer, 535 N. Church Street, Suite 209 West Chester, PA 19380