Herman retired from Letterkenny Army Depot after many years of service. He enjoyed gardening, collecting antiques and John Deere tractors.
Jim had been employed at Hoffman Mills in Shippensburg until retiring in 2005. He enjoyed spending time and hunting with his beagles.
Alma worked at Fairview Elementary School and Waynesboro Area High School in the Guidance Counselor’s office where she touched the lives of many students.
Born April 2, 1985, a 2006 graduate of the Franklin Learning Center, Leanne enjoyed music, taking walks, and spending time with loved ones.
Donald was a member of The Owl’s Club, Waynesboro and enjoyed working on lawn mowers, watching wrestling and watching old westerns.
Curtiss enjoyed fishing, coaching football, socializing and spending time with his family, especially his two children. He also loved his cats.
Raiders established a double-digit halftime lead in defeating the Golden Eagles 67-48 in a PSAC)mandated crossover at Waldo Tippin Gymnasium.
Brad enjoyed biking, walking the Chambersburg Rail-Trail, hiking, art, photography, computer gaming, cats (especially Care Bear), and flying with his dad.
Gary was a long time member of King Street United Brethren Church in Chambersburg where he was also a member of the New Life Sunday school class.
Clarion’s Golden Eagles were defeated by Shippensburg University’s men’s basketball team as the Raiders pulled off a 70-61 win Tuesday night
Take a look back at Franklin County’s history through news and photos that appeared in local newspapers 25, 50, and 100 years ago on Dec 15th.
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