Jo-Ann Knepper 1942-2026
January 28, 2026 No Comments
Jo-Ann’s family was her priority and she loved spending time with her grandchildren and enjoyed camping.
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Jo-Ann’s family was her priority and she loved spending time with her grandchildren and enjoyed camping.
Born August 26, 1954, Gary was retired after serving as a sales consultant for 40 years with Morton Building.
Craig loved the outdoors and enjoyed camping, boating, and cheering on his favorite sports teams. He cherished time spent with his family and friends.
Shelley was a devoted wife, mother, and teacher who approached life with a warrior’s heart and a soul filled with magic.
Donna worked at the Lillian S. Besore Memorial Library, a branch of the Franklin County Library System for 42 years as a full-time librarian.
Cathy was born on November 09, 1956, the daughter of the late Charles McElhaney and Janet Sipes Seville. Cathy was a beautician.
After graduation, Helen taught elementary school at Central School, Central Annex, and James Burd Elementary School.
Kent never lost his love of automobiles, owning and restoring many throughout his life, including the first car he ever bought, a 1928 Franklin.
Shirley was an executive secretary to the president of Nassau Hemsley. She was an avid Penn State Football and Pittsburgh Steelers fan.
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