Mrs. Smith attended Einstein Medical College and then went to work as an Emergency Room Receptionist for 20 years, retiring in 1996.
Mary Lou worked at Mullendore Auction in Boonsboro, Maryland and enjoyed volunteering at World Treasures in Hagerstown, Maryland.
Rahn enjoyed reading, genealogy, collecting old movies and music, researching history, particularly biblical history, and studying sports history.
Born January 8, 1958, Debbie felt that each day was a gift and lived each day to the fullest. Her faith in God was incredibly strong.
Marty served with the National Guard. He was owner and operator of Yingling Garage and Auto body, until he retired in 2004.
Born on July 10, 1941, Jean worked as a waitress at various restaurants in the area. She loved spending time around horses.
Vivian enjoyed cooking, baking, and gardening, even up until her last days. Vivian was an avid baseball fan and enjoyed reading in her free time.
Joshua was born in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania to the late Oscar and Elizabeth Reed and was a member of Path Valley Speedway.
Lydia S Stoltzfus, 59, of Newburg, passed away on the evening of Wednesday, September 6, 2023, at her residence. Born Monday, January 6, 1964, in
Born April 17, 1931 in Stowe PA, Jane graduated high school, then went to secretarial school for two years to became a secretary.
Born on July 27, 1941, Betty taught religious education, continued studying and then, she graduated from the University of Maryland in 1975.
Harry worked at JLG for over thirty years before retiring in January of 2007. In his younger years he enjoyed hunting, camping and playing golf.
From 1948 until 1977, Jackie owned and operated Henicle’s Markets with her husband. They had five locations and also operated a wholesale produce business.
Ray loved going on cruises with his wife, Brenda and enjoyed mowing grass. Above all else, he loved and cherished time spent with his family and friends.
In his free time John enjoyed watching Nascar and the Philadelphia Eagles, working on cars, and spending time with his family.
Audrey loved keeping up with current events and reading on a wide variety of topics, and she always had the latest technology to pursue her interests.
Mrs. Carbaugh worked as a prep cook at Bonanza in Waynesboro, the Fairfield Inn and Mountain Gate Restaurant, Waynesboro.
Michael graduated from high school in Frankfort, Germany and served honorably with the US Air Force and Army for most of his life prior to retirement.
Tracey loved the outdoors, hunting and fishing, working on small engines, and tractors. He also loved being with his Grand Boys.
Early in his career, Tom worked as an Industrial Engineer for Motorola. He later co-owned and operated a construction company with his son.
Born June 1, 1960 in Washington, D.C., Willie worked for the Department of Energy in Washington, D.C. He retired in 2006.
Louise loved her family. She enjoyed country music, planting flowers, having yard sales, and was known for her baked goods.
Born on June 28, 1943, James was the best husband, a loving father, grandfather and great-grandfather who loved his family very much.
After his retirement, Mr. Yoder mowed grass at Penn National Golf Course, until he was 80 years old. He enjoyed both golf and baseball.
Nancy loved quilting, her flower garden, attending classical music concerts and traveling, throughout the country, with her husband on Wolf Bus Lines.
Pat served on the Newburg Borough Council in the mid 2000s, and organized fundraisers for the American Cancer Society while living in Florida.
Vivian was a 1961 graduate of the Shippensburg High School. She worked as a seamstress for over 36 years for the former J. Schoeneman Company.
Eldon was postmaster at Warfordsburg, PA. His interests included hunting, helping fellow veterans, visiting friends and his family.
Butch loved to work on cars. As a teenager, his dad and him and his brothers had a permanent chain engine hoist hanging from a tree in their yard.
Della was a 1979 graduate of Franklin Learning Center. She enjoyed watching television, completing puzzles, playing the keyboard, and playing Mario Kart.
Betty enjoyed taking the grandkids hill-hopping, looking at Christmas lights and she loved the beauty of churches and trees.
Born on August 31, 1937, Betty was a member of Corpus Christi Catholic Church and the Catholic Women of the Knights of Columbus.
Max loved historic preservation and through his work in real estate and his volunteer efforts, strived to protect our American heritage.
Rachel participated in a bowling league, and was a fan of the New York Yankees, Pittsburgh Steelers, and enjoyed watching birds and wildlife.
Born June 24, 1931, in Roxbury, PA, Arlene graduated from Chambersburg High School, class of 1948. She retired from Public Opinion Newspaper.
Bonnie volunteered at Lack-Tuscarora EMS and enjoyed bingo and fishing, but most of all it was her family and friends who were most special in her life.
Dick enjoyed hunting, visiting with his friends at the Chambersburg Club, and had a habit of checking out the construction projects in Chambersburg.
Keith enjoyed planting crops and harvest was his favorite time of the year. He was a loving and dedicated husband, father, grandfather, son and brother.
Pat was employed as a secretary at Contech for 27 years. She enjoyed gardening, flowers, reading, and attending her grandchildren’s sporting events.
Born December 21, 1931, Kate, along with her first husband, William Kugler, owned and operated the Rouzerville Food market for many years.
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