
Richard E Kennedy obituary 1935~2023
Mr. Kennedy worked as a machine operator at Mack Truck, Hagerstown, MD. He retired in 1991 after more than 30 years of service.
Mr. Kennedy worked as a machine operator at Mack Truck, Hagerstown, MD. He retired in 1991 after more than 30 years of service.
Marshall graduated from Biglerville High School. In his spare time, he enjoyed watching NASCAR and taxi friends around town.
After receiving her B.A. in Education from Wilson College, Ellen taught at Corpus Christi School in Chambersburg for more than two decades.
Born August 11, 1939, Jere served honorably in the U.S. Army from 1961-1972. He enjoyed coin collecting and watching sports.
David’s passions were NASCAR, the Pittsburgh Steelers and his four legged loved ones….. Sadie, Gucci, Smokey, Chloe and Casey.
David loved taking trips with his wife to their cabin in Renova, PA and visiting the local flea markets. He loved spending time in the outdoors.
Fred will be deeply and dearly missed. The world has lost a kind man; but without a doubt, he leaves this world a better place.
Marie worked at Sagner’s Sewing Factory in McConnellsburg, PA until its closing and then at Pepple’s Auction Barn in Harrisonville, PA.
Richard owned and operated R & L Wagaman Automotive for many years. He currently was employed by Manitowoc Cranes in Shady Grove, PA.
Harold was a graduate of Waynesboro Area Senior High School with the Class of 1969. He was a facilities engineer at Mack Truck for over 38 years.
Born June 19,1949 in Gettysburg, Greg enjoyed Yamaha Motorcycles, his swimming pool, woodworking and the RV trips to Florida.
Steve was a man who enjoyed the simpler things in life, and there was nothing more important to him than spending time with his family.
Randy was a truck driver for most of his life and prided himself on delivering to nearly all 50 states throughout his lifetime.
Jack was a graduate of the Shippensburg High School. He was an owner and operator of the Porter Furniture Store in Shippensburg.
Gwen was a talented seamstress. She took great joy in supporting her husband and family. Flowers and gardening were her passions.
Bill loved woodworking, farming, and raising steers. He also enjoyed listening to the old hymns and visiting his grandchildren.
Daniel had a love for camping, fishing, and hiking. He also loved his music, especially the GREATFUL DEAD. “Dead heads all the way.”
Virginia loved music, played guitar and piano from early childhood. She was a fun loving mother/sister to her younger siblings.
Nick was a 2001 graduate of James Buchanan High School. He enjoyed visiting with friends and family, watching movies, and playing video games.
Tracy attended Frederick High School and was employed at Lu & Joe’s Restaurant & Lounge in Mt. Airy, MD and Black Hog Restaurant in Frederick.
Mr. Figueroa was a truck driver for his whole career, working in many different capacities. He loved to hunt, fish and to be outdoors.
Born December 18, 1961, in Chambersburg, PA, Niki was the daughter of Gene D. Helman, Sr., and the late Virginia (Matthews) Helman.
Jerry was employed as a High Voltage Electrician with the National Institute of Standards Technology, formerly the National Bureau of Standards.
Autry enjoyed working in his yard and spending his time restoring older tractors. He was a hardworking man and a loving father and friend to many.
Born August 13, 1937 in McConnellsburg, Mrs. Paylor had worked for the Commonwealth of PA, Hertz Rental Car, and Carolina Freight.
Sam enjoyed traveling, the Beach, watching sports on T.V., and spending time with family, especially his grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Mr. Willhide was a lifelong resident of the Waynesboro area. He graduated from Waynesboro High School with the Class of 1950.
Howard enjoyed long walks and time with family and friends, traveling, photography & genealogy. He was an avid fan of “Duke” basketball.
After retirement Mr. Sleighter went to work as a driver for Sunset Auto Sales from 1988 until 2013 but his favorite job was being “Pap Slick”.
Born August 17, 1929, Janice was a member of St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Mercersburg, where she was organist for 60 years.
Wilbur loved all things cars, from restoring classics, to attending car shows, and collecting Hot Wheels and Matchbox Cars.
Doris always talked about her highlight of a lifetime, her visit to the Holy Land. Most important to her was her family and spending time with them.
Rick enjoyed gunsmithing, hunting and spending time with family and friends. He was a member of the Living Word Community Church in Greencastle, PA
Maude loved spending time with her family, quilting with her sisters, baking banana bread and apple dumplings, and going shopping.
Born on August 4, 1944, Judith was employed by Naval Support Activity Mechanicsburg as a computer support analyst, retiring April 3, 2002.
Larry enjoyed hunting, trapping, fishing, woodworking, and reading his bible. He loved spending time with his family and especially his grandchildren.
Verna enjoyed taking care others in need and worked as a private homecare caregiver for many years in the Mercersburg area.
Born July 30, 1944, Mrs. Durham had worked as a medical transcriptionist. She had loved knitting, crocheting, and loved cats.
A talented musician and songwriter, Delanie started playing the drums at 3 years old and went on to play piano, violin, guitar, and many other instruments.
In her younger years, Violet worked for Musselman’s in Biglerville and Paul Berks in Roxbury. One of her great joys was spending time with family.
The Franklin County Free Press is your local news website. We provide you with the latest breaking news and videos straight from Franklin County PA.
The Franklin County Free Press is a Neil Publishing, LLC. publication. Any views or opinions expressed in this publication are of the individual, group, or entity who submitted it and not the publication, owner(s), its advertisers, or affiliates. Our publication is open to the public to weigh in on matters of public interest.
Phone: (717) 559-3262 Fax: (717) 459-7400 Email: info@fcfreepress.com