Winifred held a Teacher’s Certificate and a Bachelor of Music Degree in Piano Performance from the Peabody Conservatory of Music in Baltimore, MD.
Dan enjoyed being active and busy. Over his years he enjoyed camping, bowling, skating, riding his motorcycles, and going to car races.
Donald was a member of Uriah United Methodist Church, Gardners, enjoyed fishing, playing with his grandchildren and was always upbeat.
Debbie was a 1972 graduate of the Shippensburg High School. She retired as a housekeeper from Providence Place Senior Living, Chambersburg.
Born July 11, 1960, Richard is remembered as being a great husband, father, grandfather and was a very humble and hard-working man.
During their retired years, Elmer and Esther enjoyed serving with the Mennonite Disaster Service in South Carolina, Georgia and other areas.
Margaret enjoyed camping, fishing, baking and trips to the casino with her husband John. She loved spending time with her family.
Tish was a lifelong resident of the Waynesboro area and graduated from Waynesboro Area Senior High School with the Class of 1998.
George worked at the Gettysburg Shoe factory. But for most of his career he was a foreman or supervisor for several paving companies.
Len worked as a driver for the Bedford/Fulton Area on Aging. Len enjoyed working on cars, hunting, and telling jokes and stories to his family.
Mr. Boyer graduated from William Penn High School, York, PA, with the class of 1939. He enjoyed salt water fishing on the bay and the ocean.
Beverly enjoyed singing, sewing, quilting and canning. She made her own clothes and her children’s clothes for many years.
Norman was born on July 19, 1943, He was a self-employed roofer, collected tractors and loved his puppies, CoCo and Bear.
Ron was a volunteer with American Red Cross and at the Snack Bar at Chambersburg Hospital for a number of years.
Robert was employed as a mechanic at Knouse Foods in Chambersburg. He enjoyed fixing things around the house and playing with his grandchildren.
Michael was employed at Letterkenny Army Depot in Chambersburg as a Computer Science Specialist until his retirement after 35 years.
Born August 12, 1959, Jeff loved spending time with his grandchildren. He enjoyed working on his car and growing sunflowers.
Medora was born April 21, 1942 in Erie, PA a daughter of Alvin M. and Blanche E. Burton Linn. She was a member of the Newville Cowboy Church.
Mrs. Cline had worked in Human Resources at General Castings. She was a member of Zion Lutheran Church, and a life member of FFA.
Tina loved watching her grandchildren, playing cards and trying her luck with the PA lottery. She was a huge Philadelphia Eagles Fan.
Charles loved music (Lawrence Welk and the Big Band Era) and he played his trumpet into his nineties. He was an avid swimmer.
Kathy was a member of St. Rita Catholic Church, Blue Ridge Summit, PA and enjoyed camping, fishing, music and spending time with her son.
Bob was a drag racer and won many trophies over the years while racing at Mason Dixon Speedway. He loved showing cars, especially his Buick Riviera.
Clyde was an accomplished carpenter building his own home and several other homes. He lived life to the fullest and was an excellent mentor to many.
John was a WWII Veteran of the US Army. He enjoyed fishing, camping, hunting, music, dancing and traveling to the casino with his wife Margaret.
Nancy enjoyed many trips and vacations with family and friends. She also liked to be outdoors, gardening, and sometimes fishing.
Francis worked as a general laborer for most of his adult life. He enjoyed rooting on the Pittsburg Steelers and listening to music.
Doris loved teaching, gardening, music, and working with her husband in the New Franklin Community giving rides on their train.
Terry worked as a store manager and mechanic for Goodyear for many years. In his free time he enjoyed riding his motorcycle with his friends.
Paul served with the US Navy during WWII and retired in 1979 from Letterkenny Army Depot as a Quality Control Specialist.
Jon volunteered at the Chambersburg Hospital and was an avid supporter and stat keeper of Scotland School for Veteran’s Children athletics.
Monty was employed as a forklift operator at Grove Manufacturing for 30 years. He then went to work at Knouse Foods before retiring in 2010.
For her many years of volunteer work, Patricia was awarded The President’s Lifetime Achievement Award for National and Community Service.
Bonnie worked as a Registered Nurse at the Fulton County Medical Center until she retired. She was an avid reader and enjoyed the local library.
Robert was always tinkering. He’d tinker around with most anything mechanical, but he especially enjoyed working on clocks.
His family was number one and Toby always enjoyed camping and going to any event for his kids and was very crafty.
Born January 31, 1948, Lorraine had worked at Gettysburg College as an office administrator for many years before her retirement.
Mike enjoyed working in his garage while listening to old country and bluegrass music. He loved spending time with his family.
Joseph honorably served his country in the United States Army during Operation Desert Storm. He retired as Staff Sergeant after 21 years of service.
Kelly worked for 19 years at Grafton School in Winchester, VA. Her passion was working with challenged adults and children.
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