Mr. Harmon enjoying attending car shows, showing his classic cars, traveling, working on things, helping others and making others laugh.
Evelyn enjoyed the quiet pleasure of a good book and the frantic energy of a big-band dance; a summer sail on the Chesapeake Bay.
Mrs. Gray was a houseparent at Scotland School for Veteran’s Children for many years. She was a member of Family Life Worship Center, Zullinger, PA.
Eileen was a member of the Saint Andrew Catholic Church in Waynesboro, PA. She was also a past member of the Waynesboro Delta Chapter of the Y Gradale.
Clyde served several years on the Biglerville Borough Council. He was well known in his community and deeply loved by his family and friends.
Dorothy enjoyed sewing, playing cards, Math games and puzzles and she reluctantly fell in love with many family rescued cats and dogs over the years.
Lois was born in McConnellsburg, PA on February 28, 1931. She was a member of the United Presbyterian Church in McConnellsburg, PA.
Barbara dedicated her life to helping others. She also was an active participant in the Relay for Life and Daffodil Days.
Deena was born April 19, 1948. She is survived by loving family and friends. A Memorial Service will be held at a later date, to be announced.
Betty is survived by one sister. She will also be very missed by 8 grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren, and a number of nieces and nephews.
Shirley was a lifelong resident of South Mountain. A devoted mother and grandmother, she especially treasured time spent with family.
Lynn enjoyed going on bus trips with his wife and spending time with his dog Bandit. He also served on the board of the Salvation Army, Chambersburg.
Steve was devoted to the betterment of Waynesboro and was currently serving as the chairman of the Borough Planning Commission.
Betty Claire was a world traveler and after retirement spent 15 winters on the French Riviera, where she became a devotee of opera and the arts.
Thomas treasured the simple things in life. He will be remembered for his big loving heart, his caring nature, and his sense of humor.
John was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother, uncle and friend. He made a point to keep in touch with family and friends.
Fred loved hunting and fishing and invited many friends and family to join in an annual offshore fishing trip to northern Vancouver Island.
Larry was a skilled woodworker and spent many hours a day in his workshop crafting various things. He also enjoyed mowing the grass.
June contented herself with reading, watching TV, playing bingo, working word puzzles and playing computer games. Her years at Michaux were good years.
A 1995 graduate of Window Rock High School in Fort Defiance, Darrell has since been employed at Ventura Foods in Chambersburg as a forklift operator.
Madelyn was so proud of her role as a mother and grandmother and always showed up to support the activities and passions of her family members.
Delores was born on May 26, 1943, in Burnt Cabins, PA, the daughter of the late John and Pearl Mock Shore. She worked as a Nurses Aid.
Rick was a member of St. Andrew Catholic Church, Waynesboro and enjoyed hockey, baseball, Civil War reenacting and spending time with his grandchildren.
Helen enjoyed Christmas, gardening, canning and baking. She always had the radio on listening to good old Rock N Roll – especially Elvis.
Sonny was a tile setter for Garretson Tile Company for 45 years. He loved NASCAR and his favorite driver Dale Earnhardt, Sr.
Helen was born on June 12, 1937, in Lancaster, PA. She worked at various locations in the area as a seamstress and sanding furniture.
Dean was a former owner of Domino’s Pizza in Chambersburg, and most recently a retired truck driver who loved hunting, fishing, and riding motorcycles.
Rodney was the manager for Parkside Country Side Village, a US Marine Corp veteran, having served in WWII. He enjoyed football, bowling and golfing.
Isaac Carter Corbett, age 6 months, of Chambersburg, passed away at Hershey Medical Center on Tuesday, January 11, 2022 with his family at his side.
Terry was a member of the Lurgan United Brethren Church where he served as Elder, and was very active in the grounds keeping and maintenance.
Born November 20, 1967 in Waynesboro, PA. Following high school and a year of college, Patrick owned and operated Blue Ridge Restoration Company.
David worked as an equipment tech for AT&T for forty -seven years, retiring in 2014. He was a member of the Patriotic Sons of America.
A truck driver for 42 years, Leon began his career with the former Nibble with Gibbles and then went on to drive for Overhead Door Company.
Brian loved pets, most recently, his beloved dogs Sandy and Ruben. His goal in life was to put a smile on the face of others.
Bill was heavily involved in the lives of his children, granddaughter, and community. He loved animals, and helped rescue and foster dogs for over 20 years.
Gloria was an employee for BJ’s Grocery Outlet in Chambersburg. She enjoyed visiting with family, going to restaurants and going shopping.
Rose was a home healthcare worker and a maintenance person at the Cardinal Glenn. She enjoyed being with her family, especially her grandchildren.
Kelly enjoyed spending time with his children and family, shooting bow, spending time at the family cabin “The Broken Arrow Lodge”.
In addition to children and grandchildren, Terry leaves behind two sisters, nieces, nephews and cousins, all of whom she loved very much.
Danny was a quiet man but was always there for his family. He loved spending time with them and especially his grandchildren.
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