Larry P. Stouffer 1944-2025
Larry was known for being handy around the house and always enjoyed fixing and working on things. He especially enjoyed time outdoors.
Larry was known for being handy around the house and always enjoyed fixing and working on things. He especially enjoyed time outdoors.
Kevin was a graduate of Wheaton High School in Silver Spring, MD. He was employed by Gibbles Foods in Chambersburg as a machine operator.
Mr. Hess worked as a mail carrier for the Gettysburg Post Office for 33 years. He was a member of the Gettysburg High School Class of 1950.
After his career in the military, Rick was employed at Letterkenny Army Depot, retiring from DESCOM in 1994.
Mrs. Kending was a member of First Community Church in Blue Ridge Summit, PA. She was an avid hunter who enjoyed the outdoors.
In his free time, Donnie enjoyed hunting, fishing, riding motorcycles, and spending time with his dogs, Samson and Chief.
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