Born November 16, 1933, Betty attended Gettysburg High School. She was a member of Benders Evangelical Lutheran Church in Biglerville.
Obituaries
Franklin County Free Press would like to extend our condolences at a time of loss.
Born January 1, 1925, Mrs. Mackey was the former owner/manager of the Credit Bureau of Greater Chambersburg and Mackey Dairy Equipment.
Suzanne graduated from Big Spring High School. She continued her education at Shippensburg University with a college bachelor’s degree.
Glen had a passion for trains and worked for the railroad. He enjoyed woodworking and created beautiful grandfather clocks.
Joseph worked for many years at Mott’s Processing Plant in Aspers, PA. He was a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Gettysburg.
Mary was happiest when surrounded by family. She will be greatly missed. Her legacy lives on in the hearts of her family and friends.
Maxine enjoyed growing pots of red geraniums. Her greatest passion was spending time with her three daughters and grandchildren.
Deborah had worked for Mack Trucks both in Allentown and in the plant in Winnsboro, SC. She loved spending time with her three dogs.
Dr. Barvinchack enjoyed his time spent with the Shriners organization often transporting children to the Shriners Hospital in Philadelphia.
Born August 13, 1966, Tony was an all-around sports fanatic. He loved watching, participating, and coaching every type of sport.
Fred was a graduate of Carlisle High School where he played football and baseball. He was also a member of the Cumberland Colts football team.
orn March 20, 1945, in Harrisburg, PA., Mrs. Mann was a homemaker who enjoyed spending time outdoors and traveling with her late husband.
Dr. Rockwood was Dean of the Library and taught political science at Mt. St. Mary’s University for 30 years. In retirement he taught at HACC.
A life-long resident of Mont Alto, Verna had the unique privilege of living for 90 years in the same home in which she was born.
Gary was a volunteer for Chambersburg Hospital, the former Franklin County Visitors Center, the Franklin County Heritage Center, and the Salvation Army.
Rosy served honorably during World War II and continued his service in the US Army Reserves. He also retired from the United State Postal Service.
Mister Ed Gotwalt was a traveler through life, not a tourist — a businessman, public speaker, actor, community celebrity and family man.
Iva was beyond proud to be a grandmother and great grandmother. She loved to cook and bake, she enjoyed gardening, flowers, painting and ceramics.
Alongside her husband Betty was co-owner/operator of the family dairy farm. She loved and cherished her grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Mr. Jackson served with the United States Navy. He enjoyed professional wrestling, Pittsburgh Steelers Football and Penn State Football.
Dianna was just a very kind and generous woman who always put others before herself. She also was referred to as “Sunshine” by her nieces and nephews.
LeRoy enjoyed spending time with family and friends. He also enjoying playing the guitar, woodworking, and making his own candy.
Mr. Craig was a very successful businessman and was very well known and liked within the community. He enjoyed spending time with his family and friends.
Mrs. Parr worked at the former Stanley Company as a seamstress for 43 years, retiring in August 25, 1992. She enjoyed housework, cooking, and baking.
Mr. Borzager was of the Methodist faith. He enjoyed listening to 50’s and 60’s music of which he had quite a record collection.
Troy was a 1990 graduate of McConnellsburg High School and worked at the Letterkenny Army Depot and loved the outdoors and enjoyed hunting and fishing.
Mr. Appleby attended Cornerstone Bible Church, member of the Mount Pisgah Lodge No. 443, and the VFW, all in Greencastle, PA.
Antony enjoyed all sports and enjoyed the time spent with his family and friends and shared an especially close bond with his mother.
Adam enjoyed skateboarding, hiking, listening to music, creating music, playing video games and spending time with family and friends.
Born June 24, 1949, Dave proudly served his country with the U.S. Navy. He was an avid golfer and loved to spend his time with his family.
Born March 13, 1940, Mr. Scott enjoyed watching football, especially the Dallas Cowboys and the University of Alabama and playing golf.
Born October 21, 1957, Rick enjoyed hunting, fishing, his artwork, cartooning, making turkey calls and spending time with family and friends.
A lifelong farmer, Mr. McLaughlin milked cows for many years on his farm on Statler Road in Greencastle later raising Charolais beef cattle.
Eric was the owner and operator of the Beer Shed in Waynesboro, where he enjoyed meeting and interacting with his customers.
Joyce loved to travel. She also loved playing bingo, going to casinos, and baking, making candy and spending time with family.
Barb loved oil painting, kitties, yard sales, singing, studying God’s Word, and she continually gave spare dollars to missions/charities.
Jimmy retired in 2000 from the former Hoffman Mills as a machine technician. He attended the Green Spring First Church of God in Newville.
Bev worked at the former Carlisle Tire and Wheel Co., and retired from housekeeping in 2018. She had a wonderful talent for interior design.
Basil enjoyed farming and raised chickens, quails, and pheasants. He also loved fishing, hunting, and spending time with his family and friends.
Patti was a member of the Memorial Lutheran Church. She was a member of the Chambersburg Quilt Guild and enjoyed camping.