Patricia A. Miller 1954-2025
Mrs. Miller worked as a Certified Nurse’s Aid for 20 years, at the former Laurel Run Nursing Home in Fayetteville, where she retired in 2013.
Mrs. Miller worked as a Certified Nurse’s Aid for 20 years, at the former Laurel Run Nursing Home in Fayetteville, where she retired in 2013.
Sam was a US Army Veteran, having honorably served from 1978 to 1984. In his free time, he enjoyed fishing.
After serving 22 years, Barbara took early Federal retirement from the Farmers Administration in Gettysburg in 1994 to care for her Mother and Father.
Marilyn enjoyed gardening at her home, taking great pride in how nice it was, going bowling, and playing bingo.
Kay enjoyed cooking, sewing, gardening and canning but her greatest love was spending time with her four grandchildren.
Mr. Harner was a Veteran of the United States Army with the 25th infantry division serving as staff seargent during the Vietnam War.
Cathy was of Baptist faith and enjoyed fishing, camping, camp fires and loved long walks in the woods. She also loved taking pictures of nature.
Among her many interests Shirley was busy in the church teaching Sunday school and vacation bible school. She also taught cub scouts and girl scouts.
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