Leroy was formerly employed by Dal-Tile in Gettysburg for 43 years. In addition he operated a pig and beef farm along the Goldenville Rd.
For 42 years Mr. Topper was employed at Musselman Division of Knouse Foods retiring in 1996. Later in his life he enjoyed reading the Bible.
Florence was a member of the Spirit of Christ Community Church in Chambersburg. She was a devoted mother, her faith in the Lord was very strong.
Jim was formerly employed by Upper Adams School District as a custodian at Bendersville Elementary. He had also worked at Keystone Lumber in Biglerville.
Roberta will be remembered as a loving and devoted mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother who loved spending time with her family.
A graduate of the Chambersburg Area Senior High School, Tim was a skilled metal fabricator currently employed with Qualex in Chambersburg.
Retired Franklin County Judge Carol Van Horn has earned Juniata College’s Alumni Achievement Award, recognizing her accomplishments.
Combining expertise of WellSpan cancer physicians and programs with innovative clinical research and educational capabilities of Johns Hopkins.
Step inside the Capitol Theatre Center on Sunday, Dec. 5, and go back to the 19th century to meet a family of women enduring hardship
Emory was a man of few words but it was always a joy to spend time with him. He was a strong man with joy for life and was apt at fixing almost anything.
Funeral services for Robert are set for November 30th, 2021 at the Kelso-Cornelius Funeral Home in Chambersburg with visitation at 11 a.m. that day.
Pete grew up outside of Philadelphia and graduated from Gettysburg College in 1965. He worked in the Carroll County school system for 30 years.
Margaret was 66 when she passed away Sunday at Chambersburg hospital. She loved Angels, cats and birds, and will be missed by family and friends.
Ken served in the US Army from 1954 to 1956. He farmed in the Saint Thomas area for 14 years, then became a full time painter for 40 years.
Mr. Gordon was a graduate of Waynesboro Area High School in 1953 and then completed his journeyman machinist trade with Landis Tool Company.
Zorrie was an avid reader and enjoyed going to the beach. She was incredibly giving and kind hearted who found joy in helping others.
Mary was employed as an editor at Letterkenny Army Depot. She later was employed at Thrift Drug Store and Sheetz in Greenvillage.
In his younger years Leon attended Forbes Road High School and the Pleasant Ridge Church of the Nazarene. He enjoyed hunting, fishing and NASCAR racing.
Stanley was a veteran of the Vietnam War, where he was stationed in Vietnam, along with the 101st Airborne Division from 1969-1971.
Jack enjoyed woodworking and spending time with his family and his dog, Sadie. He was also a softball umpire and football referee for 30 years.
Dylan graduated from Chambersburg Area Senior High School in 2020 where he was a member of the JROTC and Boy Scout Troop 138.
Mr. Cramer was a graduate of the Chambersburg Area Senior High School and was employed by the Borough of Chambersburg for many years.
United Way of Franklin County’s dance-off countdown is building excitement for this year’s United Way of Franklin County fundraiser.
Andrew was a private person who above all else wanted to be cared for and to show care for others. He did this in his own quiet way
Bonnie attended LifePoint Church in Chambersburg. She was a strong woman, loving mother, raising her two daughters on her own.
Norma loved to play Poker with her family, when she was not doing that she was winning at bingo. She also participated in the little league auxiliary.
Faye was a member of the Chambersburg Baptist Church for 46 years, where she sang in the choir, sang solos and taught Sunday school for many years.
Alethea was born on February 11, 1982 in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. She will be loved and missed by her children, grandchild and her entire family.
Merrill was a United States Air Force Veteran serving in the Vietnam War and the Korean War, retiring after 20 years of service.
Arthur was preceded in death by his wife of 63 years, Beulah M. (Gamble) Briggs, at Chambersburg Hospital 17 hours earlier on Sunday.
Beulah was survived by her husband of 63 years, Arthur L. Briggs, Sr. who followed her in death 17 hours later on Sunday.
Mr. Toms was employed by Fort Detrick, MD and Letterkenny Army Depot for a number of years before retiring from Grove Manufacturing.
Randy was employed by Landis Machine Company, Waynesboro and was last employed as a mail man at Landis Tool Company, Waynesboro.
Myrle was a dairy farmer in Biglerville and had also farmed at T-Wing Chicken farm in Gettysburg. He was also formerly employed by several service stations.
In later years, Jack was still a social butterfly, he enjoyed happy hour, playing bingo, and spending time on the porch, people watching.
Born on May 15, 1941, Mrs. Snyder retired after thirty-five years as a teacher’s aide from the Southern Fulton School District.
Mrs. Smith was a member of the Doylesburg United Methodist Church. She enjoyed singing, cooking and was known for her wonderful jelly.
Misty Lynn was bold and beautiful; not pretentious in any way, if she believed it, she said it. She set her goals and achieved them.
Prior to his illness, Jerry loved hunting, fishing, and going to the shooting range. He was a guy with a huge heart and a great sense of humor.
Gretchen enjoyed spending time with her children, grandchildren, and friends at Branch Creek. Her fun-loving spirit will be dearly missed by all.