Mr. Sprow was a member of the Moose Lodge 842 and attended the Greenwood Hills Chapel. He enjoyed hunting, fishing and golfing.
Obituaries
Franklin County Free Press would like to extend our condolences at a time of loss.
After devoting his working years to education, Parker retried and his passion for fruit and nut growing became his full-time job.
A community leader and servant, Mr. Gayman served on many associations and entities to improve the quality of life in our area.
Mary was a dedicated wife, mother and grandmother. She was always putting others first. Mary will be remembered by many as selfless.
Dr. Fague was a trustee at the Shippensburg Public Library, Shippensburg Historical Society, and the Antietam Humane Society.
Jaye was a weekly devotional broadcaster on WSHP 1380 AM for many years and a 1957 graduate of the Chambersburg High School.
Mrs. Green was a member of Fraternal Order of the Eagles and enjoyed color by number painting, diamond painting, and spending time with her grandchildren.
Everyone who was lucky enough to know Randy was blessed by his humble nature. What made him happiest and most fulfilled was helping others.
Terry was a machinist with Beck Manufacturing for over 30 years until his recent retirement. He was a member of the Owls Club of Waynesboro.
Valerie will be remembered as a beloved mother and grandmother, and also as a fighter, battling cancer for over three years.
If there was something that Ron loved more than sports, it was his family. His daughter Kelley and his two grandchildren, Joshua and Alaina were his world.
Leroy loved collecting tractors and antique toy cars and trucks. In his late years he enjoyed bird watching. He also loved basketball.
Jimmy was an avid Dallas Cowboy’s fan, a great fisherman, and loved spending time with his family, friends and also at the Club.
A devoted husband, father and grandfather, he enjoyed family trips to the beach where he loved to fish and crab. Mr. Ferguson cared deeply about children.
Mrs. Patricia A. Newcomer, 87, of Mount Airy, MD, passed away Friday, November 20, 2020 at Kline Hospice House, Mount…
Mr. Lohman enjoyed volunteering for Franklin County Meals on Wheels, traveling, woodworking, and working around his home.
Born September 22, 1940 in Franklin County, PA, James graduated from James Buchanan High School, Mercersburg, PA with the Class of 1959.
Frances liked cooking, especially her fried chicken and macaroni and cheese, spending time with family and grandchildren and watching westerns.
Peg was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church. She enjoyed camping with family, friends and the Mason Dixon Travelers. She loved being “Nana Peg”.
Delnore and his wife, Sandy served the community free meals for 25 years on Thanksgiving Day, while they were proprietors of Dilly’s.
Fred attended the Upper Strasburg Methodist Church. He retired from Letterkenny Army Depot as a mechanic with over 40 years of service.
Floyd enjoyed sports, particularly baseball, where he played adult league and coached Pony league both in Greencastle. He was also an avid golfer.
Born November 14, 1950 in South Mountain, Mrs. Naugle was a member of South Mountain Bible Church and enjoyed crocheting and spending time with her family.
Betty was very active member at the Open Door Church. She volunteered behind the scenes helping out where ever she was needed.
Mr. Hawbaker worked at Corning Glass for over 30 years before retiring. In his retirement he enjoyed working in his yard and tinkering around the house.
Joanne worked for the former Chambersburg Telephone Company and then retired from the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue.
Frank loved his family immensely, was a very loyal friend, enjoyed country music, westerns, square dancing, and keeping an impeccable lawn.
Mrs. Wagaman enjoyed reading, wood working and spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren. She was a member of AFSCME.
Priscilla was a gifted seamstress who made her own wedding gown as well as her daughter’s. She was a wonderful cook and enjoyed doing crafts.
Mrs. Klimoski enjoyed spending time with her children and Bible study. She was a member of Ringgold Church of Christ, Ringgold, MD
Marie earned her associate’s degree and went on to become a phlebotomist and ran her own lab. She worked at St. Agnes hospital for 38 years.
While teaching, Richard also coached baseball and basketball. He also served as the scorekeeper for baseball and basketball games.
Normalee always kept a garden, raised and sold strawberries, canned fruits and vegetables for winter storage and baked homemade bread every week.
Mrs. Byers was a homemaker most of her adult life. Mrs. Byers enjoyed gardening, cooking, social functions, and painting ceramics.
Mr. Carson served as Scout Master for Boy Scout Troop #7 for 15 years where he received numerous awards and was an avid golfer, winning many tournaments.
Kenneth enjoyed fencing, dancing, snowmobiling, and traveling with the ‘Recycled Teenagers’, the AARP travel group and Elaine’s Group.
Virginia was a jack of all trades, working all variety of jobs from modeling for JC Pennies, amateur artist, caregiver, and even working as a roofer.
Barb enjoyed spending time with her friends, driving to craft fairs and festivals, attending church and she loved playing bingo. She also loved animals.
In his spare time, Cliff enjoyed collecting coins, going to the casino and had a love for classic cars. He also enjoyed spending time with family.
Born October 14, 1955, Jacklyn was a member of the VFW Post 1599 Ladies Auxiliary. She enjoyed vegetable and flower gardening.