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Assistant Director of Radiology Retires, Staff Gives Him a Big Send-Off

Assistant Director of Radiology Retires, Staff Gives Him a Big Send-Off

William Chua, Assistant Director of Diagnostic Imaging at WellSpan Chambersburg Hospital retired last month after 38 years of service.

William Chua, Assistant director of Diagnostic Imaging
William Chua, Assistant Director of Diagnostic Imaging

After learning about his retirement plans, his team thought they needed to take care of the man that took care of them all those years.

“He recognizes our potential before we even see it in ourselves,” said Meghan Chestnut, CT Technologist. “He takes care of our team, brings in food if we’ve had a long day or night and remembers us as we have events in our personal lives too.”

The office retirement celebration featured the cake, chips and everything expected to be at a party, but what can’t be seen in the group photo is the connection between the staff.

“We’re a family before we are coworkers,” said Shelly Holtry, CT Technologist.

Se said Chua is a reliable leader who goes above and beyond in his job for his team.

When it came to retirement, the staff asked Chua what he wanted. He said he wanted a minivan or a cruise. They took up a collection.

At a retirement picnic, the staff presented him with an inflatable cruise ship and more than $3,000 for a cruise.

Chua is a humble man who is always thinking about others.

He was asked about his long career at WellSpan Chambersburg Hospital, but it wasn’t his own accomplishments he mentioned.

“I couldn’t have done it without the team, they made my job easier.”

Found Property

On 9/1/2026 at 2:34 p.m., CPD officers were dispatched to the lobby to speak with an employee from the Hamilton Heights who brought in a wallet that was left at

Charles E. Hawk 1951-2026

Charles was a 1970 graduate of the Chambersburg Area Senior High School. He worked at Pet Inc. and Geodis warehouse in Chambersburg.

Franklin County Schedules Mosquito Spray For Hamilton Township

Residential and recreational areas in Hamilton Township will be sprayed for adult mosquitoes beginning around sunset on Sept. 8.  Areas to be sprayed include but are not limited to: Sollenberger Road, Johnson Road, Leedy Drive, Holly Lane, Hamilton

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