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Pansy Carol Lange

Pansy Carol Lange

December 29, 1940 March 7, 2026

Temple, TX

Pansy Carol Lange, 85, of Temple, Texas, passed peacefully from this life, surrounded by the love of family and the many memories she created throughout a life well lived.

Born December 29, 1940, in Belton, Texas, to Marshall and Rosemary Adams, Pansy grew up in Central Texas. She graduated from Salado High School and continued her education at Durham Business College in Austin. She spent 25 devoted years working at JCPenney, where she became known for her dedication as well as the kindness and friendships she shared with those around her.

Rooted in faith, family, and simple joys, Pansy had a special gift for music and faithfully played piano for her church, bringing comfort and beauty to many worship services. She loved traveling, cooking for those she cared about, and creating crafts that reflected her creativity and thoughtful spirit. Those who knew her will remember her gentle nature, warm heart, and the quiet strength with which she lived her life. She treasured time with family and friends and found her greatest happiness in the moments spent together.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Marshall and Rosemary Adams; her beloved husband, Franklin Lange; her brother, Michael Adams; and her sisters, JoAnn Walker and Gail Sellers. Pansy’s memory will be lovingly carried on by her son, Franklin Gregory Lange and his wife, Theresa Darshek Lange; her daughter, Cynthia Pesa; and her cherished grandchildren, Kristin, Amanda, Lianna, Bethany, and Cody.

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