Lynn owned and operated Scotland Automotive until he retired in 2014. He was a member of the Falling Springs Presbyterian Church.
Obituaries
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Roger enjoyed muscle cars, NASCAR, car shows and spending time with his grandchildren. He was the shop foreman at Remsburg’s Service Center.
Carol was a homemaker and also did housekeeping work. Her hobbies and interests included playing bingo and home interior decorating.
Gladys was employed by Dairy Farm in Willow Hill, PA for 41 years. Her hobbies included arts and crafts, reading, painting, and gardening.
Glenna was a cashier for Apple A Day. In her spare time, she enjoyed going to the casino, reading, crossword puzzles and gardening.
A US Army veteran, Jim served honorably during the Vietnam War. He was the owner/operator of Shearer Automotive in Chambersburg.
Matt graduated from William Byrd High School, Roanoke, VA, with the Class of 2008. He was an avid sports fan and enjoyed playing baseball and football.
Robert was a son of the late Irvin J. and Alice M. Davis Gipe. He worked as a truck driver for Nutrien Ag Solutions, Shippensburg.
During her retirement Glenna volunteered at the Chambersburg Hospital. She also enjoyed knitting, crocheting and loved cats.
Upon retirement Charles and his wife spent many winters in Florida around his parents and extended family. He enjoyed flea markets, antiquing, and fishing.
Jay went on many cruises with his wife, Dorothy, over the years and has been to almost every destination in the Caribbean.
Ruth was a devoted wife to Jim and a loving mother to Henry and Chester. She also loved her three granddaughters and two great-grandchildren very much.
Brenda was a Registered Nurse. She was known by friends and family for her strong, adventurous spirit, and for her witty and optimistic attitude.
Barbara was known for her witty sense of humor, immense pride in her family, and a love of hummingbirds. She was the first female UPS driver in Chambersburg
Nancy was a member of the Durff-Kuhn V.F.W. Post #6168 Auxiliary in Shippensburg. She loved playing cards and going to casinos.
Eileen loved being around kids, especially her own grandchildren. She will forever be remembered for her kind, caring, and helpful ways.
Along with being an automobile enthusiast, Dan had a love for classic cars. He enjoyed collecting model trains and was an avid history reader.
Rodney enjoyed spending his days with family, friends, and especially his dogs. He was an avid car lover, restoring old cars was a hobby he enjoyed.
Zoey was loved by many but has inspired many more. Her fighting spirit and crooked smile will be remembered and will continue to inspire.
Maureen was a lifelong children’s advocate. She held several offices in her local church where she taught Sunday School. She was trained by Women in Need.
Mr. Smith served honorably in the US Air Force. He enjoyed watching football and spending time with his family and his cats.
Ms. Sholty worked as a manager at Kmart in Chambersburg for 24 years and then as a cook at the Falling Spring Nursing Home.
Janet worked in packing and shipping at the Letterkenny Army Depot, from where she retired after over thirty years of employment.
Dennis had worked for Knouse Foods for many years. He loved to play the guitar, playing country music. He enjoyed hunting and fishing.
Jackie enjoyed traveling, the beach, taking walks, singing, reading, playing pinochle and bridge, and was a race fan. She was an avid golfer.
A US Army veteran of the Korean War, Allen retired in 1980 after 26 years of service as a firefighter and paramedic with the Baltimore County Fire Dept.
Jean had many varied interests including reading John Grisham novels, knitting, cooking, Rod Stewart and Toby Keith’s music and visits to Williamsburg, VA.
The third of six generations to enjoy Shady Grove Hunting Club, Donald loved hunting with his wife, family, and friends in Shade Gap,
Carol enjoyed listening to gospel music, watching gameshows, and had a love of birds. Carol loved the Lord, her children and her grandchildren.
Dewey was an avid Pittsburgh Steeler and Dale Earnhardt Fan. He would do anything for anybody and will be sadly missed by everyone that knew him.
Mrs. Eva B. (Wright) Harbaugh, 93, of Mont Alto, PA, died Thursday morning, September 24, 2020, in the Chambersburg Hospital….
Mr. Boswell was an avid hunter and enjoyed being a taxidermist. He enjoyed square dancing, camping, boating, wildlife animals, and being a handyman.
Patricia spent most of her life making a home for her family. She attended Chambersburg Bible Church and enjoyed teaching the Bible.
Mrs. Houck was employed as a secretary at the Chambersburg Visitors center. She was also a member of King Street United Brethren in Christ Church.
John Robert Kazimer, 79, of Shippensburg, passed away on Thursday, September 24, 2020 at Manor care of Chambersburg. Born Thursday,…
Blaine worked in warehousing for a number of years as a forklift operator. He enjoyed working on cars, computers and helping out friends.
Ruth was a retired licensed practical nurse. For the last 20 years of her life, she was an active member of both the Greencastle and Waynesboro communities.
Elaine was known for her artistic talent and crafting skills and for her love of music She enjoyed spending time with her children and grandchildren.
Cary graduated Class of 1968 from Ringtown High School. He worked for several years as a machinist. In his spare time, he enjoyed fishing and hunting.
Janet is a member of Corpus Christi Catholic Church. She enjoyed taking care of her grandchildren, taking long walks, and working in her flower garden.