William was retired career military in the United States Air Force. He was an avid bowler, enjoyed cross word puzzles and was a sports enthusiast.
Don was a loving family man and enjoyed flying single-engine airplanes, kayaking, and taking daily walks with his dog on the battlefield.
Born October 10, 1936, Norma was the daughter of the late Gildo and Rose Damiano. She was also preceded in death by her husband and brother.
Ronald was employed at Mountain Brook Orchards, Hamilton Township, Beck Manufacturing and was a farmer. He was an avid outdoorsman, hunting turkey and deer.
Daniel was a beloved husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. Known as “Pappy D” to his grandchildren, whom he adored!
Jim was a loving son, husband, father, grandfather, and uncle. He will be lovingly and gratefully remembered and greatly missed.
Carol graduated from the Chambersburg Area Senior High School in 1987. She loved animals and had two beloved cats, Dexter and Smokey.
Robert was a veteran of the U.S. Airforce. He was employed as a Time Share Sales Representative. Robert enjoyed reading, military history, and sports.
Edda was employed at the Ft. Detrick Commissary until her retirement. She loved gardening and spending time with her family.
Kimberly was employed for 22 years with the former Green Acres Nursing Center in Gettysburg and later served as a home healthcare nurse for five years.
Mona reveled in the outdoors and in her spare time, she loved to fly fish for trout and hunt deer with bow and arrow and rifle.
Ed loved being a father and took his children on many adventures to include camping, fishing, and touring castles in Europe.
Mike enlisted in the US Army when he was 17 and retired honorably as a Sergeant First Class, after more than 18 years of service.
Born Monday, July 27, 1936, Kathryn enjoyed knitting, crocheting, word find puzzles, reading, watching television, and music.
Born on November 10, 1932, Doris worked at the Letterkenny Army Depot for thirty-eight years, retiring in 1989 as a supervisor.
Born September 7, 1946 Valenceia was the daughter of the late Joseph St. Clair Brooks, Sr. and Johnnie Mae (Ames) Charles.
Blanche loved her grandchildren and great grandchildren, enjoyed singing, traveling, listening to good music, flowers and gardening.
Mr. Hawbaker was a dairy farmer most of his life. He enjoyed going to tractor pulls, collecting tractor memorabilia, and attending social functions.
John was the kind of man that would drop whatever he was doing to help a friend in need. In the words of John Staley – “Watch the ice!”
Born November 15, 1985, Brian resided in Franklin County for a number of years and worked in sales and service primarily from his home.
John enjoyed anything automotive, including puttering around on his and his children’s vehicles. He enjoyed being outdoors and hunting.
Mr. Mummert was an avid Civil War reenactor, who loved Philadelphia sports, all kinds of music, singing karaoke and watching westerns.
Ronda enjoyed arts and crafts, especially scrapbooking. She also was a huge lover of all animals, caring for four dogs and two cats at home as of late.
Adam owned and operated New Beginnings Archery and More on Taneytown Road and in Covington, VA. He loved the outdoors and was an avid hunter.
Mr. Shockey was employed at Landis Tool Company, Waynesboro, as an electrician. He retired in 2005 after more than 40 years of service.
Chrystal was a graduate of Catoctin High School in Thurmont, MD with the Class of 1999. She later completed studies to become a CNA.
Gary had always been outgoing, and while he didn’t play sports, he had always enjoyed watching sports. He also liked to play the piano and organ.
Kelly was a caregiver for Med Staffers, she enjoyed doing diamond art and loved sunflowers, the beach, her dogs, but most of all, she loved her children.
Mr. Barz worked as the plant manager for the former J. Schoenaman Company until his retirement. He enjoyed golf, and watching the Yankees and Giants play.
When September arrived each year, Glenn looked forward to Friday nights and cheering on his Warriors at high school football games.
Mr. Reeder worked as a painter for J.J. Smith for 30 years, retiring in 1985; he went on to operate his own painting and wall papering business.
Lawrence devoted his life to helping others, especially children and veterans. He enjoyed hunting, camping, doing yard work and was an Irish storyteller.
Tim loved spending time with his grandchildren most of all, but also enjoyed restoring and showing tractors. He also liked to spend time outdoors.
After raising her children, Mary Lou was employed at Bonton, formerly Eyerly’s and Margred’s Bridal Shop, in Chambersburg.
Gladys was a graduate of the old St. Thomas High School and worked at The Stanley Company in Chambersburg. She loved the outdoors.
Dick enjoyed watching NASCAR and rooting for Dale Earnhardt. He was an avid Washington Redskins and Green Bay Packers fan.
Shade was currently in 11th grade at Waynesboro Area Senior High School and enjoyed being a member of the wrestling team over the years.
Emma was a very selfless woman who was always willing to set her own needs aside in order to serve her family and her friends.
Mr. Beatty enjoyed attending the Mercersburg Senior Center, spending time with his grandchildren, watching Fox News, and his dog, Lucy.
Mrs. Martin primarily worked as a home seamstress. She enjoyed knitting, crocheting, being involved in church activities, and canning.
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