Mark Edward “Buzz” Seville 1967-2025
January 17, 2025 No Comments
Born October 29, 1967, Mark was a former volunteer at the Chambersburg Fire Department and enjoyed hunting.
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Born October 29, 1967, Mark was a former volunteer at the Chambersburg Fire Department and enjoyed hunting.
Randy retired from Letterkenny Army Depot where he was a mechanical engineer working on the Patriot Missile.
Linda absolutely adored her grandkids and spent as much time as possible with them!! Between sleep overs, vacations, school events, holidays, and so much more!
Doris volunteered with the Salvation Army. She loved the cabin, fishing, mowing, snowmobiling, cooking, gardening, reading, and traveling.
In addition to being a devoted family man, Wayne enjoyed hobbies like watching sports, collecting coins, and attending endless local Trojan sporting events.
Gene retired in 1997, from Gentzler Tile and Marble in York after working there as a tile setter, for 41 years. Gene enjoyed baking sugar cookies, cakes, and pies.
In her spare time, Carla enjoyed crafts, and taking care of her animals. In her younger years, she absolutely loved riding horses.
An avid outdoorsman, Bubba especially enjoyed hunting at his brother-in-law, Frank’s, hunting camp. He treasured time spent with his family and his beloved dog, Bailey.
Merle had a life-long passion for bowling, at which he became very good at, winning countless awards and accolades throughout his life.
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