Abigail K. Cellini

Abigail K. Cellini, born on July 14, 1993, in Baltimore, Maryland, left this world on January 1, 2026, at her home in Milford. She was a radiant spirit whose life was marked by compassion, dedication, and an infectious enthusiasm for living.

Abigail's unwavering commitment to helping others defined her as a motivational speaker. She led a conference, inspiring over 700 people and fostered hope among all those she encountered. A proud graduate of Delaware State University, where she earned her bachelor's degree in Social Work after studying at DelTech, Abigail utilized her educational background to make a profound impact in the lives of many.

Known for her warm and inviting personality, Abigail never met a stranger. She had a remarkable talent for connecting with people, leaving a lasting impression even during brief encounters. Her ability to engage in friendly conversations made her beloved by friends and family alike.

Abigail enjoyed many pastimes that brought her joy. She cherished time spent watching her favorite television show, FRIENDS, and loved to spoil her cats, who were a constant source of comfort. Dining at her favorite restaurant, MOE's, was a special treat for her, and she excelled at playing Toon Blast, finding both relaxation and challenge in the game. Abigail held a unique affection for animals, particularly giraffes.

Among her proudest accomplishments, Abigail’s commitment to the Special Olympics of Delaware and Young Life showcased her passion for supporting and uplifting others in her community. She thrived in these roles, embodying the spirit of encouragement, positivity, and hope.

Abigail is survived by her loving mother, Cheryl Harrison, her step father, James Harrison, and her grandmother, Susan Fenton. She leaves behind her siblings, Austin Cellini and his wife Jessica, Catherine Young-Cellini, and Callahan Bradley. She was an adoring aunt to Colton, Liam, Gabriel, Ezra, and Lenix, and she will be forever remembered by her extended family and countless friends whose lives she touched.

She is preceded in death by her maternal grandfather, Richard Dix, her paternal grandfather, Anthony Cellini III, and her Aunt Jane, with whom she shared a very special connection.

Abigail's life will be honored with a visitation on January 24, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 11:11 AM, followed by a memorial service at 11:11 AM at Berry-Short Funeral Homes in Milford, Delaware.

As we remember Abigail K. Cellini, let us celebrate her legacy of kindness and the light she brought into our lives. She will be deeply missed but fondly remembered by all who had the privilege to know her. In lieu of flowers, donations made be made in Abigail's memory to the Special Olympics of Delaware and the ASPCA.