Kim was always a very outgoing person who loved the outdoors and spending time at her campsite she enjoyed life to the fullest and had an overabundance of friends.
Linda was a counselor at TruNorth Counseling Services. She also was employed at Wilderness Lodge Leather’s & Hat Shop and The Horse You Rode In On.
Born in Brooklyn, New York on July 3, 1939, John will be remembered as a man of great faith, unwavering integrity and endless generosity.
Karin had a beautiful singing voice from a young age, loved to sing in church choirs and often was a soloist in Sunday worship services.
Mrs. Knepper worked as a pressor for Stanley Company, Chambersburg, for over 30 years. She enjoyed sewing and caring for her family.
Known for his sense of humor, Galen was a highly skilled nature photographer who enjoyed hiking, birding, and being outdoors.
Richard enjoyed square dancing, golfing, tennis, cruising, and traveling around the country to visit and celebrate with family.
Mrs. Barlup was a homemaker most of her life. She enjoyed ceramics, visiting with friends and spending time with her family.
Gloria was a tremendously skilled seamstress. She enjoyed ceramics and bowling, and in her later years took an interest in genealogy.
Michelle had been employed before her illness as the Kitchen Manager at the Minnequa Social Club in Shippensburg, PA. She was known for her cooking skills.
Joyce was a lifelong member of the Blue Rock United Brethren Church. She faithfully attended Otterbein Church online for the past 2 ½ years.
Alan served the public in some capacity his entire life. In 1975, he was selected to be Congressman Bud Shuster’s District Manager.
Betty Lou was a long time, faithful member of the Spring Run United Methodist Church where she taught Sunday School for many years.
Mark was large on life and making the most of it. He proudly dedicated himself to his country and his Lord, Jesus Christ.
During his lifetime, Alan loved riding his Harley Davidson motorcycle, going on rides with groups of friends including overnight rides.
Susan cleaned houses in the Chambersburg area for many years and was employed at one time at the former J. Schoeneman Company.
Beverly was employed as an English and British Literature teacher for South Hagerstown High School and Washington County Tech School.
Barbara was a kindergarten teacher for 40 years. She instilled in her children an incredible sense of faith in God, and a deep spirit of family unity.
Richard loved to bowl, hunt, and fish. He enjoyed umpiring girls travel league softball and was previously active in the Shippensburg Area Little League.
George enjoyed golfing, hunting and working on projects at his home. He was an avid Penn State, Steelers, Pirates and Iron City Beer fan.
Born January 12, 1956 in Chambersburg, Candy is survived by nieces and nephews and many others who love and will miss her.
Mary retired from Falling Springs Nursing Home after 18 years of work. She enjoyed her time at work, but enjoyed time with her family even more.
Mrs. Cruz worked with her daughter as a housekeeper for many years. She loved being outdoors for cookouts, and enjoyed going to yard sales.
Ivy read textbooks with the type of enthusiasm most people reserve for novels. She was an interesting conversationalist and a good listener.
Earl graduated from the Greenhill High School in 1961, served in the United States Army and retired from JLG Industries, McConnellsburg, PA in 2005.
Beyond her medical career, Anna possessed an ardent love for antiques and collectibles. Sharing this passion with her daughter.
Ken was employed as a painter at Letterkenny Army Depot until his retirement. An avid deer hunter, he enjoyed the outdoors.
Gregg went 2 years of college before he became a licensed electrician by trade. He loved the outdoors, fixing cars, and just relaxing with family.
Shawna treated people with kindness, compassion, and respect, leaving a lasting impression on all who had the privilege of knowing her.
Donald enjoyed the outdoors whether it be fishing, hunting, camping, or feeding and watching the birds.He loved spending time with his family.
Robert enjoyed hunting, working outside, spending time with his family and dogs, and watching his grandchildren participate in their activities.
During his lifetime, Charles enjoyed working on cars and equipment, horseback riding, motorcycle riding, owning pet dogs, and eating out.
Delores enjoyed bowling, crafts, and puzzles, but she treasured her time with her family, especially her grandchildren and great grandchildren.
John served honorably in the United States Army during WWII. He was a member of Our Lady of the Visitation Catholic Church, Shippensburg.
Deborah was loving wife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. She lived for and cherished making meals and cookies for her grandchildren!
Thomas was an animal enthusiast, his favorite being cats. He enjoyed Ford brand cars and watching Nascar races on the weekend.
Jack was a longtime mechanic at Adams County Motors. He was strong-willed but had an enormous heart and a wonderful sense of humor.
Ralph served his country by working at Lancaster General Hospital as an orderly. He worked as a carpenter all of his life.
Sherry was born on October 21, 1957, in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. She loved her children and grandchildren, and pets Gabby and Little Lady.
Anastacio traveled all over Florida, New Jersey and Pennsylvania working in various orchards and agriculture farms. He enjoyed working outside.
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