Joyce L. Golden 1937-2025
Born June 27, 1937 in Gettysburg, PA., Mrs. Golden was a member of Trinity United in Christ Church in Gettysburg.
Born June 27, 1937 in Gettysburg, PA., Mrs. Golden was a member of Trinity United in Christ Church in Gettysburg.
Mrs. Hovis especially treasured cats. She had several as family pets and also took care of a feral colony near her home, keeping them fed and warm.
Emajean had an interest in crafts and decorating her home, but most of all, she loved her children and grandchildren dearly.
Crystal, along with her husband, owned and operated 30 West Family Restaurant in Chambersburg for 35 years. She loved cooking for her family.
Renee was a graduate of Seneca Valley High School with the Class of 1979. She was an entrepreneur throughout her career and was a very hard worker.
Tony’s love for family was the cornerstone of his life. His faith in God guided his path and was evident in the way he lived and loved.
Eva found joy in gardening, cooking, traveling, fishing, and archery. More than anything, she cherished moments spent with family.
Mrs. Barnhart made a living as a homemaker. Bev was known for her love and devotion to being a great wife and an even better mother.
Glenn was a member of the Ridge Church. He loved working on his 1978 Ford truck, going golfing, and mowing his lawn with pride.
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