In addition to raising an active family and running a household, Barb worked at Kinney Shoe Company as a Caser for over thirty years.
Born October 31, 1951 in Carlisle, Mary had worked as a waitress at the All-American Truck Stop in Carlisle, and the Starlight.
Robert served in the US Army overseas in Germany. In his free time, he enjoyed playing golf, collecting gadgets and being with family and friends.
John served in the US Marines. He was still employed after thirty plus years at Mellott Company in Warfordsburg, PA as a heavy equipment service mechanic.
Born July 4, 1936, Thomas loved to golf with his brothers and spend time with his family. He was also an avid Penn State fan.
Kathleen enjoyed exercising, yoga, arts and crafts, traveling and spending time with her children, grandchildren, and dogs.
Born July 2, 1974, in Gettysburg, Justin was a son of Mrs. Linda Ann Stansbury Coe. He was a 1990 graduate of Chambersburg Area Senior High School.
Daniel was known by many names – Uncle Danny, Danny, Uncle Dunkin, Pappy, Grandpa, Lt Dan and many more. He loved his family more than life itself.
Judy was a member of Irwin Assembly of God, Irwin, PA and enjoyed reading, watching true crime shows, working on ancestry and anything to do with animals.
Mrs. Sandel worked as a bookkeeper for Trademan National Bank in Philadelphia. She later worked in the Colonial High School Café for 17 years.
Born January 15, 1933, Elwyn was employed by Pangborn Corp, Fairchild Aircraft and later 26 years at Mack Truck, retiring in 1990.
Born June 16, 1945 in Baltimore, MD, Joseph was a truck driver and owned Waite Transportation. He served in the US Air Force.
Carolyn took on a caregiver role at a very young age. She hosted bus trips for over 30 years and enjoyed reading and traveling.
Jane liked to go to breakfast and have coffee with her brothers and sisters and enjoyed spending time with her family and friends.
Cindy was currently employed as a supervisor at Ingram Books. She loved playing on the computer, planting flowers and going to yard sales and thrift stores.
Whitney was a member of the Steamfitters Local Union #602 for 30 years, where he was currently serving as the Union Steward.
In their younger years, Susan and her husband Glenn did quite a bit of camping. In later years, they enjoyed playing UNO together.
Charles belonged to the Elks Club, Chambersburg Club, American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and other organizations.
Alice was a member of Zion Lutheran Church, Cumberland County Farm Woman’s group, Newville TOPS 791, and the Big Spring Senior Center exercise class.
Bernice was a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Gettysburg. She enjoyed sewing and making crafts in her spare time.
Paula was a talented seamstress and spent hours sewing and creating sweaters, quilts, draperies, and intricate needlepoint designs.
Born September 18, 1941, Myreta loved reading, antiquing, going to the beach, working and crocheting. She also loved her family very much.
Terry enjoyed hunting and fishing when he was able to and also spending time with his family. He served in the U.S. Navy as a SN in the Vietnam War.
Kip had a passion for history and reading and learning about its many aspects brought him much joy. His schooling was in Seaford, DE and Chambersburg, PA.
Born December 7, 1971, Kathy adored her grandchildren and was a very giving person. She loved horses, the outdoors, camping and hiking.
Susie had worked at the Stanley Co. as a seamstress until her retirement. She was a member of The Order of The Eastern Star in Chambersburg.
Helen enjoyed vacations to Florida, bus trips to Atlantic City, visiting Charlestown Races and Casino, watching sports and being with her pet, Scooter.
Randy was fun loving, enjoying teasing his family and dear friends. Always willing to pitch in, if he was needed, he was always there to answer the bell.
Virginia had been a member of the former Path Valley Lioness Club and particularly enjoyed being active in the poinsettia sales.
Grace was a homemaker most of her life. She loved baking, sewing, and doing her crafts. She is a member of Crider’s United Brethren Church.
Betty loved playing bingo and enjoyed watching the birds and squirrels from her enclosed porch at her home. She had worked at the Stanley Company.
Dennis owned and operated DEG Automotive for the last thirty years. He enjoyed making and creating things for his family.
Mike will be remembered for his quick sense of humor and an easy demeanor. He was a loving husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, and uncle.
Carrie enjoyed watching birds. She especially enjoyed Sunday afternoon dinners with her family and attending family reunions.
Steve was a United States Army Veteran. He retired in 2015 from Letterkenny Army Depot where he was a heavy mobile equipment mechanic.
A carpenter all of his life, Mr. Baughman enjoyed woodworking, quilting, latch hook, plastic canvas crafts, puzzles, and gardening.
Paul loved hunting and fishing and most of all spending time with his grandchildren. He was a lifetime member at Waynesboro Fire Department.
Bob enjoyed playing and coaching softball and was instrumental in organizing the Greencastle Girls Softball Little League.
George was a US Army Vietnam veteran. Mr. George had retired to Surfside Beach in 2021, moving there from Chambersburg, PA.
Margaret enjoyed flower gardening, camping, traveling, and country music concerts. Most of all she thoroughly enjoyed her family.
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