In his younger years, he enjoyed taking his sons to their sporting events, hunting, and fishing. Mr. Barnes enjoyed Canvas painting and pitching horseshoes.
Mrs. Fahrney was a member of Five Forks Brethren in Christ Church, Waynesboro and enjoyed gardening, sewing, embroidery, photography and scrapbooking.
Marcus was a member of Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, Waynesboro and enjoyed swimming, walks and being with his sister-in-law, Becky.
Emma worked at the Stanley Co. in Chambersburg, PA for about 15 years and later worked at the Victor Cullen Center, Sabillasville, MD, for about 5 years.
Denise was a former babysitter for many years and was previously employed at Giant Foods in Chambersburg. Most of all, she was a full time mother.
Clyde enjoyed the outdoors, hunting and cutting firewood. He was employed by the Charles E. Brake Company, Inc. for 31 years.
A dedicated father, brother, uncle and friend, Brady cherished his family sharing a deep connection with many generations, even great-nieces and nephews.
Ralph was a chef for Gettysburg College and served in the U.S. Air Force. He was born August 29, 1935 in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
Lydia was a member of Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Bendersville, where she was a leader of the Luther League. She was also a Girl Scout leader.
Irvin was a member of the Shippensburg Church of the Brethren and a member of the Oscar M. Hykes American Legion Post # 223, Shippensburg.
She and her husband both served their country with honor at several military bases in the U.S. and abroad. They retired in Waynesboro.
Tom owned and operated Tom Wells Driveway Services. He was an avid outdoorsman and enjoyed hunting, fishing, and camping.
Bill enjoyed coin collecting, but his favorite thing was to spend time with his family. He was a beloved husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather.
John had worked as a Fork Lift operator. He was a member of the Doubling Gap Church of God, where he had taught Junior Church, and he sang in church.
Marcya was born on July 2, 1964, in McConnellsburg, PA. She was a very loving and caring person, who would do anything for anyone.
Anna was retired from the Central Jersey Bank & Trust of Westfield, NJ. She was a member of Our Lady of Visitation Roman Catholic Church in Shippensburg.
Jean loved to plan parties and holiday gatherings. She was an excellent cook and was known within her family as the Queen of Desserts.
Earl was a jack of all trades and was a workaholic, but he considered himself an electrician. He enjoyed restoring old cars and houses.
Mary loved animals, bird watching, jigsaw puzzles, coloring and Yahtzee. She enjoyed knitting and crochet and her handiwork survives in many items given.
In Memoriam of Major James Spidel August 8, 1989 to May 18, 2020 It’s been two years since you left us. We love and miss
Larry began his career in the United States Army in 1978, later serving with the Army Reserves. He spent time stationed in Germany and Kansas.
Alice was born on May 30, 1937 in Hopewell. Formerly of Everett, PA, she was a daughter of the late H. Ernest Ford and Grace L. Auman Ford.
Denny was a truck driver for many years for Knouse Foods. He liked gardening, hunting, fishing and painting. He will be missed by all his Family.
Brad retired after serving twenty-five years as the Branch Chief of the National Fire Data Center under the US Fire Administration in October, 2017.
Russell was a sheet metal foreman for J and S Fabrication, he enjoyed sports, especially golf and enjoyed sprint car racing.
Mary became a Registered Nurse in 1952, graduating top of her class from Capital City Nursing in Washington DC, now American University.
Bob moved with his family to Mercersburg in 1988 and worked on the ROHART family farm until 2016. He then transitioned to beef farming.
Ethel was truly a role model of unconditional love and fairness. She tried to live her life walking as closely as she could with the Lord.
Born February 1, 1951, Lisa had worked for the Newville Borough, and the Valley Times Star. She was a member of God’s Missionary Church.
Larry was in the Army in Vietnam, and received a Purple Heart. He was an avid golfer, loved to tell jokes, and had a wonderful smile.
Ronald enjoyed a classic love of the outdoors to include hunting, fishing, camping and a great appreciation for the beauty of God’s creation.
Blaine was a Professor of Music at Shippensburg University and recently retired as the conductor of the Concert Choir and Madrigal Singers.
Lorraine always enjoyed her grand dogs when they came to visit. In her early years it meant baking them homemade dog biscuits.
Nathan was a former pilot, and enjoyed collecting trains, hunting, and watching the Green Bay Packers and Washington Nationals play.
Mrs. Newcomer enjoyed bird watching, sewing and quilting. She also loved gardening and spending time with her grandchildren.
Lindsay was a loving mother, who adored her children. She had a beautiful smile that helped her light up a room and a laugh that was contagious.
Her love for family was top priority, Sandie was never too busy to listen when her children or grandchildren were in need.
Mike was a former member of the Gettysburg Moose. He was known for his sense of humor, joking with his friends and kind acts.
Born on January 1, 1952, in Chambersburg, John worked his career with Martin’s Famous Pastry Shoppe, Inc., Chambersburg, Pa.
Rich had a 35 year career with the PA State Treasury Dept., until retiring. He was a Trustee and Steward of AFSCME, Local 972.
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