Born April 26, 1931, Laura was a loving wife and mother who lived a life of service and witness to her family, church and community.
Mary was a member of St. Thomas Lutheran Church. Mary loved her family and spending time with them. She enjoyed sewing, reading, and cooking.
Pennsylvania has struggled to build more housing in both its cities and rural towns, according to a new report from the Center for Rural Pennsylvania. Since the
Leaders from the Pennsylvania departments of Environmental Protection (DEP) and Health (DOH) were joined today by a lung cancer survivor to encourage Pennsylvanians to do a simple
Executives from the Pennsylvania departments of Transportation (PennDOT) Health (DOH), Labor and Industry (L&I), and Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and the Office of Victim Advocate
The Nature and Culture Institute has some great events coming up in the area. See the list below for more information. Mondays, January 23 & 30 and February
A 1958 graduate of the James Buchanan High School, Lois was employed for 41 years at the Mercersburg Academy as a medical secretary.
David enjoyed hiking, camping, working on his cars, and especially spending time with his grandchildren, family and friends.
Janet had worked as the office manager of the Capital Area Tax Bureau. She was a volunteer at the Big Spring Senior Center.
Born in York, Pennsylvania, Bob graduated from William Penn Senior High School in 1947 and went on to Gettysburg College where he graduated in 1951.
Frank served in the Army for three years, and then worked at Letterkenny Army Depot for 38 years before retiring. He enjoyed hunting with his family.
Gerald was employed by the former Chambersburg Implement Company and the former Chambersburg Motor Parts for nearly 50 years.
John loved to sketch and painted watercolors as well. He was also an avid musician, and played the French horn throughout most of his life.
Born Wednesday, June 23, 1971 in Dallas, TX, Brian was a son of the late Ruby Joyce Mitchell Ehrhart and Dana Arthur Ehrhart of Pleasant Hall, PA.
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