Larry was a U.S. Army veteran of the Vietnam War. He served in the Army from Dec. 1965 – Oct. 1968, as a Helicopter Crew Chief and Door Gunner.
Obituaries
Franklin County Free Press would like to extend our condolences at a time of loss.
Mr. Bakner enjoyed watching his grandsons sporting events and trips to Myrtle Beach and Chincoteague Island. He also enjoyed baseball and his dog, Lacy.
A 1973 graduate of Fannett Metal High School, Sharon went on to get her nursing degree and worked as an LPN for a number of years.
Tom was a member of the Moose Lodge in Berkeley Springs, WV. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, crabbing and spending time with his family.
Anna was a graduate of the Chambersburg Area Senior High School. She enjoyed fishing, playing soccer, swimming and diving and going to the beach.
Mrs. White was a homemaker most of her life, however she did work as a waitress at The Antrim House, Greencastle, for several years.
Clarence was a member of the Bricklayers Association, the National Rifle Association, and was an avid hunter and bicyclist.
Patricia enjoyed reading, playing slot machines at casinos, and spending time with her family. She also loved to travel, especially to Walt Disney World.
Rose was primarily a homemaker who enjoyed traveling, bowling, ceramics, sewing and crafts; but her lifetime devotion was her loving husband and her family.
A 1979 graduate of William Penn High School in Philadelphia, Darrell went on to work at the Interstate Bloodbank, Inc. for 25 years.
Mr. Miller was known as an all around solid, steady, dependable citizen who helped make Fulton County a great place to live and work.
John served in the United States Army. He worked as an equipment operator for various construction companies throughout his life.
Joyce considered her greatest blessing as spending time with and taking care of her family. She enjoyed going to their farm and taking care of the calves.
Martie enjoyed having a large garden which enabled her to do canning and you would also see her with her floppy hat mowing the lawn.
Mabel, referred to as “Nanny” by her grandchildren, was “old school”. No computers, smart phones, or the latest technology took up time in her day.
Aldaus graduated from Biglerville High School in 1948. He was formerly employed by Cadbury Beverages, formerly Duffy Motts for 17 years.
Carl retired from the Department of Transportation in Florida. He was a member of the Antique Automobile Club of America.
Shirley was a member of King Street Church and the Golden Links Sunday school class. She also was a member of the Red Hat Society.
Gene enjoyed the outdoors, whether he was skiing down a mountainside, sitting on a beach, or riding a motorcycle on the open road.
Holly worked in hospitality as a restaurant manager. She enjoyed fishing, swimming, hiking, softball, gardening, and her dogs.
Born August 29, 1938, Sonny was employed by PennDOT for over 32 years. He was a member of New Baltimore Church of God, South Mountain.
Mary was a 1966 graduate of West Chester University and taught in both Maryland and Pennsylvania. She was an incredibly generous person.
Elsie retired from the former A.G. Crunkleton Electric Co. of Greencastle. She was a 1951 graduate of Greencastle High School.
Dr. Garcia was a physician of the old school, making house calls and treating anyone who needed medical attention. He cared deeply about his patients.
Mr. Kreitz was a member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church. He worked as a shipper at Flow Serve and was employed by Blue Ridge Pipe and Nipple for 32 years.
Shirley and Ron had 4 children. Her main calling in life was as a wife, mother and grandmother, never missing an event in their lives, if possible.
George was a butcher most of his life, and became the proprietor of George’s Butcher and George’s Mini Mart, Roxbury, until retiring.
Accomplished in woodworking in his shop at home, Mr. McCurdy loved spending time with family, friends, and his companion, a Jack Russell, named “King.”
Paul loved history, golfing, and antique collecting. He enjoyed walking in the mountain, morel mushroom hunting, volleyball, and cookouts with family.
Doris was a great duckpin bowler in her time and owned the Sykesville Bowling Center in Maryland for 10 years with her husband.
Randy was a member of Mountain Top Ministries. Randy loved life and loved his family and friends, especially his granddaughter Lynlee.
Earl was employed as a machinist at Letterkenny Army Depot for 31 years until his retirement in 1995. He enjoyed playing softball, fishing and hunting.
A 1965 graduate of the Shippensburg Area Senior High School, Ms. Foreman enjoyed dancing, Bingo, shopping, game shows, Soaps, and her grandchildren.
Luther was a veteran of the U.S. Navy. For over 40 years he was a Supervisor at Inland Container Company in Biglerville, PA until his retirement.
An avid fisherman, Nick lived in Key West for several years, and enjoyed the occasional fishing trip with his uncle and cousins.
Born April 22, 1958, Darrell was a former member of the Marine Corps League in Chambersburg. He enjoyed baseball, fishing, and hunting.
Dale was employed as a production director with the Public Opinion for 33 years until his retirement. He then worked as a school bus driver for 11 years.
Elmer DeLeon was born on October 3, 1970 in San Marcos, Guatemala. Prior to his illness he had worked as a fabricator in the auto industry.
While David was an insurance agent for 45 years, his true passions were his wife Susan, family ,fishing in Canada, and hunting.
Born March 11, 1935, Mrs. Kraft was a graduate of Pierson High School in Sag Harbor, NY and later Juniata College in Huntingdon, PA.