Tribute

Brittnay Lynn Mutarelli was born in Harrisburg, PA, to John and Sonya Parker. She was raised in Halifax, PA, and later resided in Camp Hill, PA. Brittnay was full of love, and her smile could light up any room. She was deeply loved by her many friends and family and was truly one of a kind. Brittnay had a passion for music and was always excited about the next concert she planned to attend. She loved horror movies, murder mystery shows, and playing video games. She especially enjoyed playing her favorite online games with her friends, often spending hours perfecting her skills with her favorite characters. Brittnay was intelligent, had a uniquely amazing sense of humor, and was known for dressing up for even the most ordinary activities. She loved standing out and showing her personality. Brittnay first met her husband, Michael, at Halifax Middle School in 2004, and they began their relationship on April 24, 2005. The two attended Dauphin County Technical School together, sharing daily bus rides to and from school. Brittnay majored in Information Systems Technology and cherished her shopmates and the friends she studied with. On April 24, 2013, Brittnay and Michael married at Italian Lake in Harrisburg on a beautiful sunny day. Brittnay had a deep love for her family and shared a special connection with her mother, Sonya. They were often inseparable and felt as though they could read each other's minds. And lovingly cared for her mother during her battle with cancer. Brittnay was always eager to help others in any way she could. It was her wish that her body be donated to science, so she could continue making a difference even after her passing. Brittnay will be remembered for her kind heart, radiant smile, and boundless compassion. She is forever loved and will be profoundly missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her. I love you Brinny ❤

Friends & Family

Brittnay is survived by her husband, Michael; her father, John; her grandmothers, Jackie and Vickie; her sister, Toni; her brother, Keaton; and countless friends whose lives she touched. She was preceded in death by her mother, Sonya, who courageously battled cancer until her passing in 2023, and her grandfather, Charles.