Marsha was a woman who lived life in her own way. Independent, strong-willed, witty, fun-loving, and never afraid to be herself.
Virginia was a school bus driver for more than 25 years. She enjoyed her family, especially watching her grandchildren grow and mature.
Nancy had a variety of professions including school bus driving, which she loved, entertaining and the Letterkenny Tax Assessor.
Born on May 17, 1936, Bill was a son of the late Victor H. And Martha (Stuckey) Raab.
Vic was a hardworking man who took pride in staying busy, whether he was painting, mowing grass, or working at JLG, where he eventually retired.
Andrea was artistic, had a vibrant spirit, an adventurous nature, compassionate heart and an infectious laugh.
Gary served his country in the US Army during the Vietnam era for 6 years. He spent 45 years at Landis Machine Company in Waynesboro, PA.
Harriett worked as a teacher and later in life worked as a tape librarian for the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) at Letterkenny Army Depot.
Wayne worked many years for Borders Books and Office Depot, having worked up until his stroke at the end of January in 2026.
Mr. Palm enjoyed fishing and blacksmithing along with working with horses as a driver and trainer.
Scott was loved by his family and friends. His death was sudden and unexpected and a terrible loss for everyone.
Rog was an avid hunter. Whitetail deer hunting brought him much joy over the years traveling to the western states and others.
Mrs. Rosenberry worked for 49 years at the former People’s Drug Store and later CVS Pharmacy.
Jeanette was a devoted member of St. Thomas Lutheran Church, where she had been a member since 1943.
Mr. Angle worked at Valley Quarries, Chambersburg, PA, as a concrete truck driver. He retired after more than 41 years of service with the company.
Shirley completed a secretarial school program and was employed as a bookkeeper for Tanner Oil until her retirement.
Dale earned his Eagle Scout and enjoyed camping and swinging on his porch swing. He cherished spending time with his grandchildren and grand-animals.
A longtime employee of Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Jimmy worked as an engineering technician for more than 20 years.
After retiring from the U.S. Air Force as a Tech Sergeant, Eugene worked as a clerk for the U.S. Postal Service in Orrtanna and Fairfield for over 18 years.
George was a self-taught woodworker, enjoyed hunting and fishing at his cabin in Kentucky and watching the Baltimore Orioles and Baltimore Ravens.
Phil will be remembered for his dedication to education, love of travel and golf, and the friendships made throughout his life.
Bonnie had a genuine appreciation for the simple things in life and found her greatest happiness in the love and companionship of her family.
Tony enjoyed dirt track racing, camping, working on cars, going to demolition derbies, and most of all spending time with his grandchildren.
Born November 4, 1941 in Coxsackie, NY Lorraine was the daughter of the late Carlos and Agnes (Johnson) Collier.
Born November 19, 1938 in Middletown, MD Pauline was the daughter of the late Carl and Stella (Kreitz) Shriner.
Charles was employed as a machinist at Landis Machine Company for a number of years. He formally retired in 2016.
Melinda spent her entire career working at the former Franklin County Nursing Home as an assistant dietary director, retiring after over thirty years.
Todd was a 1990 graduate of James Buchanan High School and attended Franklin County Career Tech in the carpentry program.
Catherine was employed at the Gettysburg Holiday Inn where she worked with her best friend Betty Erb for 23 years.
Melvin graduated from Hempfield High School with the Class of 1961. He later attended vocational-technical school, where he learned the HVAC trade.
During his career, Rocky deployed on different carriers in the Pacific, Atlantic, and Mediterranean, which allowed him to travel the world.
Jim was an avid outdoorsman during his younger years. He enjoyed trout fishing in New Hampshire’s rivers with his grandchildren.
Sandra was a devoted wife and mother who spent much of her life looking after her family and making sure those she loved were cared for.
Throughout her life, Luanne worked as a nurse aide and was also an experienced cook in the restaurant industry.
Gene dedicated 40 years teaching at the Elementary School level. In 2001, he was the recipient of the Teacher of Excellence Award.
Katie worked as a telephone operator for the former United Telephone and then Sprint for a number of years, before her retirement.
Anne’s one true ‘hobby’ was people and more than anything else loved to put her faith into action serving people in any way possible.
In 1994, Cindy opened Needles & Pins quilt shop, where she taught countless adults and children to quilt, sew, and craft.
Mr. Stahl served in the U.S. Army during the Korean Conflict. He went on to work at Mack Truck as a machinist for 23 years.
Throughout his career, Alan traveled the country sharing his music and had the distinction of performing for Rosalynn Carter and Betty Ford.
