Susan had a love for cats and enjoyed taking care of many. She also loved helping people and was very dedicated to family.
Obituaries
Franklin County Free Press would like to extend our condolences at a time of loss.
Nina will be remembered for her love of family and friends, especially for the fun times with her golf and bridge players.
Rev. Knotts was very involved in the Kane Players where he held major roles in the production of “Fiddler on the Roof” and “Lillies of the Field.”
Wanda was currently employed as the secretary at the Waynesboro Church of the Brethren. She had been with the church for over 32 years.
Born June 2, 1930, Mr. Moser served with the United States Navy for 20 years traveling extensively over the World during the Korean War.
Mrs. Benthall enjoyed shopping, cooking, decorating her house for the holidays, and decorating cakes for her son’s birthdays.
On October 1, 2020 Senator Pat Toomey awarded Mr. Cramer the Korean Ambassador for Peace Medal issued by the government of South Korea.
Mr. West was a member of Pentecostal Church of God in Christ, Chambersburg, PA and enjoyed baseball, lifting weights, corvettes, and model cars.
Frances liked to spend her time writing poetry and reading, but her true passion was caring for her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.
Janine will always be remembered as a devoted wife and mother, but nothing made her happier in life than being everyone’s favorite Grammy.
Doris enjoyed knitting, the Philadelphia Phillies, spending time with her family and organizing bus trips with Bollman Charter Service.
Born on February 7, 1927 in Shippensburg, Edna was a member of Park Avenue United Methodist Church. She loved taking rides and walks.
Born December 10, 1938, Wayne was a member of Grace Baptist Church, Waynesboro, PA; the Shady Grove Hunting Camp and Waynesboro Fish and Game.
Sara loved gardening, walking, and sewing, especially her beautiful square dance dresses, a pastime that she and John took up after they retired.
Born on Thursday, August 29, 1946 in Chambersburg, Diane enjoyed camping, bingo, shopping, and spending time with her grandchildren.
Born July 15, 1930, Betty attended Gettysburg High School. She was formerly employed by the former C.H. Musselman in Biglerville.
Rodney had a big heart and was always willing to help anyone in need. He looked forward to attending local sales and auctions.
Betty lived in Harrisburg, PA, Norfolk, VA and Columbus, OH, and then moved to Chambersburg in 1968 when her husband retired from the Navy.
Ric enjoyed family trips, playing cards and Mahjong with friends, and spending time gardening. He was also a huge animal lover.
Vernon was a member of the Calvary Assembly of God Church where he started the Tape Ministry. He ran the sound board for over 20 years.
Boyzie was employed Corning Glass for 22 years as a truck driver before working in maintenance at Dilly’s in Chambersburg for 15 years.
In 1966 Ronald and his family immigrated to the United States and in 1971 were naturalized. They made their home in Greencastle in April of 2006.
Born November 2, 1952 in Alice, TX, Alejandro loved to spend time with his family, especially going out to eat with is sisters.
Born December 8, 1934, Mrs. Grove enjoyed playing golf, gardening, bird watching, her cats and pug, and traveling – especially on cruises.
Dorothy always had a positive, sunny disposition, taking life as it came. She was a “giver” and never a “taker”, who enjoyed spending time with her family.
Mr. Byers was a 1946 graduate of the former Chambersburg High School, He enjoyed hunting, fishing, golf, and metal detecting.
Jean worked at Musselman’s for over 40 years. In her spare time, she enjoyed bowling, working on the farm, playing cards and raising her Rottweiler, Duke.
Born in Chambersburg November 13, 1956, Ramona was a dearly beloved caregiver working in healthcare for many years. She will be missed by many.
Mr. Orner was a member of The Owl’s Club, Waynesboro and enjoyed camping, bowling, gardening, yard work, and spending time with his grandchildren.
Marjorie enjoyed the simple things in life-good food, crocheted hats with embellishments, and the flowers Ralph planted in their garden.
Mary briefly worked in the clerical department at the Annie M. Warner Hospital in Gettysburg. The majority of her career was spent as a homemaker.
Betty was a cook and waitress at various local restaurants including The Parlor House, The Velvet Café, and Joe Stickell American Legion Post #15.
Lavana retired in 1999 from the Shippensburg Area School District as the Superintendent Secretary. She enjoyed gardening and crafts.
Beverly worked at Walmart in the pharmacy. Bev and Larry enjoyed camping and spending time with friends and family. She also treasured her dog, Bandit.
Mrs. Shearer was primarily a homemaker but she was employed at Waynesboro Knitting Mill, Musselman’s, Penn State Mont Alto, and she cleaned houses.
Sheri was a hard worker who always was willing to help others. She cherished time spent with her children and enjoyed riding her Harley thru the mountains.
Clarence was employed by CH Mussleman Co. in Biglerville for 27 years and Penn Quality Eggs for 10 years in York Springs.
Luella was a member of the Greenvillage Church of God. She enjoyed knitting and playing dominos. She also loved to paint and play the piano.
Mr. Sczerba enjoyed going to the gym, traveling, painting, gardening and spending time with his children and grandchildren.
Mr. Davis retired from a 36 year career in government service as a computer systems analyst for the Letterkenny Army Depot.