Aaron Keith Royster 1964-2025
January 7, 2025 No Comments
Born June 21, 1964 in Newark NJ, Aaron was the son of the late Samuel Jr. and Edith (Martin) Royster.
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Born June 21, 1964 in Newark NJ, Aaron was the son of the late Samuel Jr. and Edith (Martin) Royster.
Todd was employed as a truck driver for many years, during which time he accumulated millions of miles in the driver’s seat, retiring in 2022.
Dwayne has left an incredible legacy on so many not only when he had good health but as he suffered through 5 brain surgeries, a stroke and in his last days a brain hemorrhage.
Joyce had a passion for missions and had taken several short-term missions trips. She enjoyed reading, quilting, playing dominoes, and spending time with friends and family.
Donna was born Tuesday, September 02, 1958 in Lancaster, PA. She was the daughter of the late David W. and Helen P. (Hartman) Shirey.
Jerri was born in Massena, NY, September 24, 1957, to George and Alice Rader.
Paul was known as an honest, hard-working man who loved the Lord. He was a perfectionist and cherished family get-togethers.
Mr. Regan was employed at Letterkenny Army Depot until his retirement. He loved computers, and reading science fiction and about history.
Patricia loved spending time with her family, attending her grandchildren’s sporting events and their yearly trips to Long Beach, NC.
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