Born September 24, 1935 in Bokenjoka, Hungary, Kathe was a foster parent to several children while tending to a lavish flower and vegetable garden.
Joyce was dedicated to raising her family. She enjoyed needlepoint and traveling with her husband to competitive shooting matches.
Born July 5, 1924, Clem enlisted in the Army Air Corp in November 1944. He eventually retired from the military with the rank of Major.
Mr. Kerlin was an Army Veteran of the Korean Conflict. He retired in 1987 from the Federal Government where he had served as a contracting officer.
Jo Ellen worked as an eye care professional at various locations and she was later self employed doing in home personal care.
Joel retired from Letterkenny Army Depot in 1998, after a 30-year career working for the Federal Government. He was an avid New York Giants fan.
Don was a graduate of Chambersburg Area Senior High School. Following high school he served with the United States Marines during Vietnam.
Ms. Wells was very family oriented; and in her spare time enjoyed sewing and crafting, reading, and watching classic movies.
Sandie was a Class of 1971 graduate of Boiling Springs High School. She was employed in Food Service for Dickenson College in Carlisle, PA.
Fern was a hairdresser and CNA, a member of the WCTU, Gettysburg Red Hat Ladies Society, loved crocheting and loved to sing.
Edna worked as a secretary throughout her life, first for SKF Industries and second for the former Coy’s Plumbing and Heating.
Lei enjoyed most of all spending time with her family riding the motorcycle her inside and out plants crocheting and finally cooking.
Will was a graduate of McConnellsburg High School. He loved music, hanging out with his friends and he enjoyed skateboarding.
Denise really enjoyed school and her therapies, horror movies, watching river dancing and Dancing with the Stars. Music was her most calming.
Mrs. Bonner worked at Landis Tool Company, Waynesboro, for several years. She enjoyed cooking and spending time with her grandchildren.
Josh attended Waynesboro Schools. In his younger years, Josh was a standout football player, and really just loved all sports throughout his life.
Born January 27, 1942 in Quincy, PA, Mr. Stull was self-employed as a mason for most of his life. He enjoyed hunting and attending car shows.
Born on February 19, 1962, Andrea enjoyed family get togethers, but her pride and joy were her three sweet grandchildren.
David loved his family, hunting, and building things with his hands. He would do anything for anyone who needed his help.
Mr. Poole was an avid hunter and enjoyed woodworking in his free time having crafted many a birdhouse and coin bank over the years.
Phil enjoyed restoring John Deere peddle tractors and riding mowers. He also enjoyed refinishing and building furniture, antiques, and raising pigs.
Anna Marie was a member of Culbertson Mennonite Church, she loved to sew and knit, reading, gardening, babysitting and caring for the elderly.
Isabelle enjoyed gardening, cooking, and baking, and for a period of time, she used her baking skills to bake cakes for every occasion.
Carolyn was a 1951 graduate of the Chambersburg High School. She enjoyed crafting, sewing, gardening, and loved caring for her grandchildren.
Harold worked at Sunnyway Foods in Greencastle as produce manager. He and his wife owned and operated Bricker’s Seafood and Produce in Greencastle.
Mr. Beam previously was employed with TB Woods. He was an outdoorsman enjoying deer hunting and processing the game from hunts; gardening; and farming.
Mindy worked for Cumberland County and years ago worked for Century Link, in Carlisle. She was a member of the YMCA, Carlisle.
David was an avid Dallas Cowboys football fan. He was always laughing and joking and filled the lives of those around him with love and joy.
Mrs. Bowers was a homemaker all of her life. She enjoyed playing bingo, crocheting, reading, playing cards and doing word searches.
Born November 28, 1937, Joanna enjoyed camping, gospel sings, car rides, gardening, baking and visits with friends and family.
A social butterfly, Frances enjoyed going to classic rock concerts, line dancing, volunteering for 4-H and having a little quiet time, reading.
Born June 17, 1932, Mr. Sprankle enjoyed stamp collecting, watching sports, especially Penn State, completing puzzles, bowling and golf.
Jeremy was an avid sports fan and his favorite team was the Washington Commanders (Redskins). He loved going to see them play whenever he had the chance.
Although her life, like many, was complicated and sometimes misunderstood, Linda always did her best to take care of and show her family love.
Susan enjoyed spending time with family and friends and loved sending cards to brighten someone’s day. She was an accomplished artist.
Susan was a 1978 graduate of the Chambersburg Area Senior High School, and she received her Bachelor’s Degree from the Shippensburg University.
Janice was born Saturday, August 25th, 1934. Jan’s favorite pastime was sharing a cup of coffee and good conversation with family and friends.
John was a graduate of Big Spring High School in 1962. He belonged to the Mifflin Athletic Association where he played softball for many years.
Denny was employed by Corning Glass Works where he retired after 32 years. After retirement, he volunteered his time in our little mountain community.
Madeline was a devout Christian who delighted in spending time with her family including the 21 grandchildren. She is greatly missed by all who knew her.
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