Gary W. Seburn 1954-2025
September 4, 2025 No Comments
Gary enjoyed hunting, trapping, skeet shooting, and shooting his bow. He loved spending time with his family.
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Gary enjoyed hunting, trapping, skeet shooting, and shooting his bow. He loved spending time with his family.
Fred was a veteran of the United States Marine Corps. For most of his life he was a building contractor. He enjoyed traveling to visit family and friends.
Jack was born in Portsmouth, VA on June 29, 1943. He enjoyed offshore fishing and caring for the ducks that frequently visited Wachaprague.
Karen was an avid reader. She loved horror movies, board games (especially Scrabble), puzzles and crochet.
Betty spent her life as a homemaker, often providing childcare for grandchildren local to her residence.
Tony graduated from Chambersburg Area High School. He was an avid bowler and enjoyed playing softball, restoring cars. especially his 1966 Chevy 2S.
Bessie worked 20 years at the Stanley company, later retiring from Letterkenny. She enjoyed playing bingo and watching shows on the television.
Pat volunteered as a Brownie and Girl Scout leader for over 10 years. She enjoyed making crafts, traveling and spending time with family.
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