Bill was an avid hunter and really looked forward to his annual hunting trips to Colorado. He also liked his little red antique tractors.
Eileen enjoyed reading, puzzles, spending time with her family and also her furry grandchildren, Reba, Harley, and Bella.
Born September 10, 1982, Ray enjoyed reading and playing games with his family. He was currently teaching himself how to speak Russian.
Herbert enjoyed hunting and fishing with his grandson and other close friends, shared a hunting camp and cabin in Huntington County with a close friend.
Jane hosted the family Christmas dinner for many years so the whole extended family could sit down and catch up on their lives.
In addition to his love of being a beloved and devoted husband, dad and grandfather, Ron loved his Lord. He was an avid hunter and fisherman.
Charlotte loved Elvis, the Grand Ole Opry and gambling in Las Vegas. She also enjoyed touring with her best friend, Nancy Andrews.
Blair was well known for his broad smile and unfailing cheerfulness. His kind, gentle, generous spirit and love for the Lord will not be forgotten.
Shelley was the owner/operator of The Village Book and Table Restaurant on Main Street in Fairfield for the last 23 years.
Bill was an avid sports fan rooting for the Baltimore Orioles, Washington Football Team and the Philadelphia Flyers. He enjoyed camping and golfing.
Dick was a generous and dedicated family man who took care of others in his quiet, unassuming way and had a great sense of humor.
Joseph retired from the Irvington, NY Water & Sewer Dept. He always enjoyed the time spent with his family, especially his nine grandchildren.
Mrs. Sheehan worked for the state of Pennsylvania. Mary enjoyed doing crossword puzzles and spending time with her grandchildren.
Arthur was born April 6, 1949 in Nyack, NY, and was raised in Stony Point, NY. His Military service was with the U.S. Navy Seabees.
Tom worked at various businesses in the local area as a laborer. He was an outdoorsman, spending his time hunting whitetail deer and bear.
Jean was a life member and past president at the American Legion Auxiliary, Post 46, and a life member at the VFW Auxiliary 1599.
Michael was a member of the Cumberland Valley Amateur Radio Club; his call sign was KB3QJA, and he held an Extra Class License.
Jill was a 2003 graduate of the Franklin Learning Center. She enjoyed making crafts to give as gifts or give as fundraisers.
Dave has always had a thirst for the great outdoors and adventure. He loved fishing in the Everglades, camping trips out West, and hiking with his wife.
Ruth was a loving and devoted mother and friend. She was very outgoing and always very organized. She enjoyed doing word search puzzles.
A lifelong homemaker, Mrs. Green was employed at the Waynesboro Knitting Mill for several years. She enjoyed playing BINGO whenever she could.
Mr. Helmick enjoyed sports having played football and baseball in his younger years. He was an avid fan of the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Pirates.
Greg was employed by Ty Construction and Refrigeration, Chambersburg, PA. He enjoyed collecting reptiles, hunting, fishing, four wheelers and trucks.
Jeff LOVED his Dallas Cowboys, never missing watching a game and harassing the Eagles fan’s. He liked to fish and hunt and to be outside doing anything.
John was an aerospace engineer for ST Engineering formerly Middle River Aircrafts, Baltimore, MD. He enjoyed going to the gun range and fixing old houses.
Nate was the best husband, father and grandfather, and a friend to all he met. He will be dearly missed and forever remembered as a kind, gentle man.
Family was most important to John. His grandchildren affectionately called him “Picky Pop” because he loved to joke and prank his family.
Shirley loved and cherished her family, especially her grandchildren and great grandchildren, and she loved to watch them play baseball and softball.
Born Thursday, July 12, 1951 in Carlisle, Mary was a graduate of the Carlisle Area Senior High School. She attended the Ridge Church of the Brethren.
Annabelle was a hard worker and dedicated mother. She enjoyed knitting, reading, writing poetry and spending time with her family.
Kay enjoyed travel, especially to the beach and Cape May. She had a love for animals, especially her beloved dogs Yankee, Ellie, and Abby.
Dottie was known for her sense of humor and fun-loving personality. She adored her grandchildren who affectionately called her “Granny.”
Mr. Romberger retired from the General Motors Plant in Martinsburg, WV in 2005. He liked to hunt and very much enjoyed fly fishing and making fly lures.
Daniel loved his family, his friends and his motorcycle club. He was an avid hunter and fisherman, with a passion for the outdoors.
Jeannine worked at the Biglerville High School Cafeteria (1975-1979); Herff Jones Yearbook Company from 1979 until her retirement in 1994.
John passed away January 6th in his home in Chambersburg. His funeral service will be January 14th at Kelso-Cornelius Funeral Home.
Art loved to keep busy around the house, so you could always find him tinkering around, building or fixing something or other.
Jerry enjoyed crafting furniture and making wooden crafts for family and friends. He thoroughly enjoyed spending time outdoors, and with his family.
Jim served on the board of Roxbury Holiness Camp for 24 years. He enjoyed history, sports, genealogy, reading, and music.
Born on July 11, 1951 in Waynesboro, Pa., Danna was a graduate of Waynesboro Area Senior High School with the Class of 1969.
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