Amber Lynn Pogue 1988-2026
October 2, 2026 No Comments
Born November 4, 1988 in Chambersburg, Amber was the daughter of Todd Pogue and the late Mona Goshorn.
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Born November 4, 1988 in Chambersburg, Amber was the daughter of Todd Pogue and the late Mona Goshorn.
Joyce, much like her mother, was a warm, caring, compassionate, woman who always had a kind word for everyone.
Mrs. Smith was a devoted wife and mother and enjoyed working in her flower beds and gardening.
Linda enjoyed gardening, cooking and playing golf. Most of all, she enjoyed spending time with her children and grandchildren.
Raymond enjoyed keeping himself busy, tinkering with his tractors and fixing or improving anything with a motor.
Janice loved cooking, playing games, watching game shows, vacationing and spending time with her family.
Born on Monday, May 17, 1926, Ruth was a vibrant spirit who loved country music and animals.
Linda graduated from Boiling Springs High School in 1967 and was a member of the High School Band, Band Front, and Chorus.
Aside from his fondness for old western movies, American history, and metal detecting, Joe loved his country, his guns, and, most of all, his family.
Robert was a diesel mechanic for Blue Line Express in Nashua, New Hampshire, for many years. He was also a private pilot.
Sherry was a member of the American Legion Post 262 Ladies Auxiliary and the New Oxford Social Club.
John was an avid fan of Penn State Football and held season tickets for many years. He also enjoyed art, music, opera, dance and reading.
Barb was a 1974 graduate of James Buchanan High School and Franklin County Vo-Tech where she studied textiles and fabrications.
Tom enjoyed being out and about in the community, and remained a regular at the Historic Texas Lunch, his favorite lunch spot since 1968.
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