Sue was an amazing wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, cousin, colleague and friend. She touched the lives of so many people.
Born April 14, 1948, Donna loved spending time with her family, baking, cooking, playing Bingo and watching the Bravo and ID channels.
Justin was an avid outdoorsman with a love for hunting, fishing, and going on hikes with his wife and their two huskies, Daniel and Shea.
In his retirement, Lawrence enjoyed spending the day watching his favorite programs on T.V., reading the Washington Post from front to back.
Bill was a collector and an active dedicated member of the Fairfield Lion’s Club for over 60 years. He served as their treasurer for many years.
Charlie enjoyed gardening and caring for his grapes and fruit trees. He also had a passion for wine making which he shared with his many friends.
Mrs. Gardner was a 1962 graduate of Penn State University, where she served as president of Kappa Delta Sorority, and Elections Committee Chairman.
John was passionate, and part of OBR (Operation BBQ Relief), a group of volunteers which go into disaster stricken areas.
In her early life, Jackie worked as a buyer for Diamonds, Hagerstown, MD. She later worked as a pre-school teacher at Happy Hallow and Bright Horizons.
Ms. Dallam was an avid reader who loved spending time with her family. She was a long-time teacher and worked in early childhood education.
Born March 17, 1934, George retired after working for over 40 years, from Potomac Edison, where he was a Superintendent of Maintenance.
Mr. Gates was self-employed, running his own saw mill and excavating foundations for several people in the local area. He enjoyed hunting.
In his spare time, Jim enjoyed hunting, fishing and building cabinets with vintage wood. His family knows him best for being a “Jack Of All Trades”.
Anne also enjoyed yardwork, spending time outdoors, reading, and traveling. She had a full, wonderful life, and left her family with many joyful memories.
Mr. Vloutely was first employed with Northrop Grumman in New York and then went on to work for Gulfstream Aerospace in Savannah, GA.
Joe had worked for International Harvester, Bowen McClaughlin, General Mills, and in retirement worked part-time for Upper MifflinTownship.
Marjorie had 8 children who are grateful for her Christian training and example. Her life’s work was caring for her family and following her Lord.
Beatrice was a cook at Camp YoliJwa Church Camp. She was also a member of the Christian Bible Fellowship Church in Newville.
Ken was a 1973 graduate of North Carroll High School. He work in the construction field as a carpenter for many years in the Northern Maryland area.
Mrs. Kisslak was a dedicated homemaker, wife, mother and grandmother. She enjoyed Bible study, travel, reading, dancing and her many friends.
David loved sports, especially baseball where he excelled as a young man being drafted to play minor league ball by the Houston Astros.
Larry was a proud United States Army Veteran, serving during the Vietnam War. He enjoyed traveling, hiking, and taking pictures of bald eagles and wolves.
Kyle enjoyed hunting, BMX bike riding, riding dirt bikes, snowboarding and spending time with his family and friends, especially his nieces and nephews.
Tim loved many things, especially reading, Pride and The Wizard of Oz. He was the type of person that would help anyone.
Mr. Paylor had served in the U.S. Army, and worked for the State of Pennsylvania. He was a member of American Legion Post 421 of Newville.
Mrs. Miller sang and directed the Mont Alto United Methodist Church Choir for almost 50 years. Music was always a large part of her life.
Bonita enjoyed being outdoors and doing yardwork around her home. She also enjoyed cooking and loved hosting her family functions.
Bev loved and stayed close to her siblings and in-laws all her life. She was a most excellent wife, mother, friend, cook, and baker.
Samuel work as a trackman with the Penn Central Railroad which later became Conrail where he continued to work until his retirement in 1985.
Born March 6, 1937, Mrs. Ritchey was a homemaker most of her life. She was a member of West Side Brethren In Christ Church in Chambersburg.
Mrs. Ensminger worked in the Chambersburg Area School District for 38.5 years where she made numerous lifelong friendships.
Born December 10, 1945, Mr. Houpt enjoyed attending car shows, tinkering in his garage, and spending time with his grandchildren.
Marian was a member of Greencastle Church of God. She enjoyed gardening and canning berries from her garden, and many years of babysitting.
Dorothy was born on March 26, 1924. She is preceded in death by her husband, Mr. John M. Schreier. They were married on May 4, 1945.
Marlene had a strong faith and prayed often and faithfully for others. She was a beautiful person, outgoing and compassionate.
Greg was born September 10, 1959 in Carlisle, to the late Norman D. and Joyce M. (Beam) Lybrand. He enjoyed hunting, fishing and trapping.
Matt worked as a computer technician for MEMO Financial Services, Camp Hill. He enjoyed being in the outdoors, especially kayaking and hiking.
Born on October 28, 1938, in McCoysville, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania, Betty was a homemaker throughout her life and enjoyed gardening and cooking.
Sharon was a United States Air Force Veteran serving in the Vietnam War. She retired as an accountant from the Salvation Army in Jonesboro, AR.
Gary loved to travel both within the United States and internationally, to include Australia, New Zealand, China, Europe, and Africa.
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