Etta retired in 1995 to take care of her grandchildren, enjoy life with her husband and family, and nurture her rose garden.
Obituaries
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Bill enjoyed watching old westerns, nascar, football and baseball. He was a fan of the Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Orioles.
Virginia retired as a seamstress from the former Stanley Company, Chambersburg. She was a member of the Mowersville Brethren in Christ Church.
Born on December 24, 1944 in Shippensburg, a daughter of the late Norman and Hattie Kegerreis, Norma worked as a weaver at Hoffman Mills for 42 years.
Matthew was a 2007 graduate of the Chambersburg Area Senior High School and was employed with Foor’s Heating and Cooling in Chambersburg.
Patti was a member and volunteered in many capacities at the Upper Strasburg Church of God. She loved helping people and was a mentor to many.
John loved the outdoors. He was an avid hunter, fisherman and sausage maker, a man of many talents which included being a skilled carpenter.
Mrs. Buterbaugh was a 1959 graduate of the James Buchanan High School. She enjoyed yard work and loved visiting with her great-grandchildren.
Jim was an avid runner and enjoyed participating in the Army 10 Miler and the Marine Corps Marathon. He enjoyed bicycling, walking and collecting coins.
Dylan was a 9th grader at Biglerville High School, loved video gaming and reading, but most of all loved being a big brother to Jaxon and Garret.
Pamela enjoyed singing, poetry, painting, crafts, sewing, photography, researching genealogy, gardening and spending time with her family.
Mr. Morton’s proudest accomplishment was his civil engineering work, constructing the Kittatinny Mountain Tunnel in Franklin County, PA.
Family was important to Jean. She enjoyed having family gatherings for birthdays and at the shore in Ocean City, Maryland.
Jim was a 1964 graduate of the Chambersburg Area High School. Early in his life he had been employed at T.A. Zullinger in Chambersburg.
Richard was a beloved husband, father, brother, Pop-Pop and friend. He enjoyed spending time golfing and watching the Cleveland Browns.
Mrs. Shadle was a graduate of Waynesboro Area Senior High School. She was a member of ARCH (Auto Racing Club of Hagerstown) and enjoyed being with her pets.
Born October 12, 1968 in Liberty, NY, Rebecca was the daughter of Roland Vitch and Beverly (Kinne) Burton. She lived her early life in Upstate New York.
Bonnie was born Thursday, April 10, 1952. She was a member of the Upper Strasburg Church of God. She loved her two furry friends, Maya and Coco.
Grant worked for Gulf Oil/Chevron in the Baltimore/Washington area in marketing management and real estate for many years before retiring in 1994.
Peggy was a member of Crider’s United Brethren Church. She enjoyed being at home working outside mowing her lawn on her John Deere Tractor.
Ray was employed at Landis Tool, Fairchild Aviation, and Most recently at Mack Truck. He was a very active member of Macedonia United Brethren Church.
Ralph was known to be very competitive in just about anything sports related. He enjoyed horseshoes, ping pong, basketball, and softball.
Jane was an accomplished seamstress and also enjoyed quilting, crocheting, various crafts. She loved to play card games and board games.
Brenda loved traveling, skiing, the beauty care industry, fashion and also her family. She was the owner/operator of RoseBrooke Studio in Frederick, MD.
Carl proudly served in the US Army. He enjoyed hunting, Sunday afternoon drives in his car in the countryside and more recently spent time reading.
Working as chef for many years, Donis had a passion for cooking. He also enjoyed fishing in his spare time and watching football.
David graduated in the Class of 1957 from Gettysburg High School. He worked as a truck driver for L & H Trucking for over 20 years.
Teresa was a CNA for various health care facilities in the area, including Falling Spring, Shippensburg Health Center and Sara Todd, to name a few.
During his military career, Garner was awarded numerous medals including the Legion of Merit and two Bronze Stars. His Army career lasted 30 years.
Charlie enjoyed going on walks, putting puzzles together, and going fishing. He loved his dog, Bella and liked to play video games.
Born August 30, 1965, David was an avid outdoorsman, enjoying fishing, hunting, and camping. He also loved to cook and smoke meats.
Born on March 25, 1928, Alfred served in the US Army for 30 years, retiring in 1975, serving in the 82nd Airborne (The Screaming Eagles).
Over his 67 years, Rick was many things. And above everything else, he was a devoted husband and a loving father and Pop Pop.
Les loved going to auctions, yard sales and car shows. One of his passions was his recently restored 1971 Plymouth Barracuda.
In her free time Vicky enjoyed riding motorcycle, riding with her husband on his truck runs, fishing with her family, boating and canoeing.
Judy loved baking Christmas cookies every year. She enjoyed collecting nutcrackers and had a collection of over 500 nutcrackers.
Alice enjoyed going to Charlestown gambling, playing Yahtzee, and putting puzzles together. She was known to all as “Our beloved Peanut.”
Mrs. Sipes was a 1968 graduate of Greencastle-Antrim Senior High School. She went on to work for Corning Glass for over 30 years, retiring in 2005.
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In recent years, Peggy enjoyed adult coloring and painting. She was an excellent cook and baker and was always clipping new recipes to try.