Steven W. Myers 1957-2025
Steve enjoyed spending time with his family, fishing, hunting, music, playing guitar, and working on cars with his son and father.
Steve enjoyed spending time with his family, fishing, hunting, music, playing guitar, and working on cars with his son and father.
Vonnie was a very artistic person that enjoyed ceramics, and crocheting. She also loved animals of all kind.
Her family recalls in her younger years Rosalie loved to dance and share in holiday gatherings and is fondly remembered for her love of cooking and baking.
Kim was an avid camper. Many campfire meals were enjoy with her children on trips when she’d teach a shared love of the outdoors.
Richard enjoyed hunting, fishing, reading the Bible, and working in construction. What brought him the most joy however, were his grandbabies Tessa and Ava.
Nancy was a homemaker for many years and also worked at various buildings at Letterkenny Army Depot from which she retired in 2015.
The problem with government is not government. It is our own expectations of it. Each of us has the opportunity to vote. And then we expect that our elected representatives
William was a proud paratrooper but returned to Adams County and dedicated his life to the Peters Orchards family business.
Carter received a Bachelor of Science in Physics in 1971 from Virginia Tech and a Doctor of Philosophy in Physics in 1976 from the University of Virginia.
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