Born September 30, 1965, Robert recently worked in sawmilling in Path Valley. He enjoyed the Path Valley Speedway and going fishing.
Vickie retired in 2020 after 25 years with RK Industries. She was an avid Pittsburg Steelers fan who enjoyed her flowers, landscaping and nature.
Mickey became a very passionate and devoted kindergarten teacher who would teach 2 generations of Franklin County students.
Mrs. Mellott was a homemaker who loved her cats, enjoyed yard sales, thrift stores, flowers, decorating for Christmas and her grandchildren.
Born on May 13, 1933, Joe had retired from Harmon’s Furniture in Chambersburg. He served in the US Army serving in the Korean Conflict.
Born August 2, 1948, Rick had worked as a cooks assistant at Dickinson College, Allenberry Playhouse, and the Carlisle Army Barricks.
Dorothy worked for as a seamstress at Sagner Co in McConnellsburg and a toll collector for the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission.
Eddie was an avid golfer and loving his golfing dates with his son-in-law and grandsons. He enjoyed having road trips with his grandchildren.
Rebecca enjoyed doing crafty things, like jewelry making, crocheting, painting, and cake decorating. She worked at Antietam Dairy last year.
Joyce and her husband enjoyed traveling, having visited all fifty states as well as the Bahamas. They enjoyed camping, the outdoors and playing cards.
Mary Jane was in the delivery business of children driving school bus for Boon Buses and delivered mail as a rural carrier from the Waynesboro Post Office.
Cheryl graduated from Spring Grove High School in 1967. She was a dental assistant and homemaker. Cheryl was also a flexible farmer’s wife.
Betty was currently employed at Mason Dixon Auto Auction. She enjoyed going to yard sales and the time spent with her grandchildren.
Born February 13, 1934, Donald was employed as mechanic in Aspers, PA. He enjoyed hunting and spending time with his family.
Doris was a secretary for Meenan Oil Company’s Bristol office for over 25 years while also being a skilled seamstress and home cook.
Kate started her working career at the former Stanley Company in Chambersburg. She then gave 37 years of service to the Valley Bank in Chambersburg.
Louis enjoyed golfing, gardening and taking care of his yard, and traveling with his wife. He was a “snowbird” for the past 30 years.
Virginia will be remembered as a loving mother, sister, grandmother, great-grandmother, great-great grandmother and faithful friend to all.
Mrs. Woodring loved spending time with her grandchildren. She was an avid reader and enjoyed solving crossword puzzles. She was a true lover of animals.
Mr. Fahrney attended Quincy High School. He served honorably and faithfully with the United States Air Force as a Pilot from 1942-1966.
As he got older, Joseph enjoyed the sport of golf – taking over and running the Blue Ridge – Cascade league for a number of years.
Donnie was known for his love of reading, every Saturday making the walk to the library to check out a week’s worth of books.
In her early life Betty was employed at Stanley Company, Chambersburg and then worked in child care for a number of years.
Millie and her husband traveled extensively throughout the United States. She was an avid collector of dolls and became known to their artists.
Joan worked earlier in life with the former Stanley Company, Chambersburg, and more recently with the Rite Spot Motel, Fayetteville.
Eleanor along with her husband Harvey, operated The Barn Enterprises in McConnellsburg, PA, operating Flea Markets, Antique Shops and Storage Units.
Peach worked for over 20 years as a cafeteria aide with the Waynesboro Area School District. She enjoyed sewing, cooking, canning, and gardening.
‘Beckie’ was highly respected by her many friends/co-workers at Landis Tool and elsewhere plus she possessed the rare ability to make everything better.
Tom was employed for the Borough of Chambersburg as a lineman supervisor. He retired in 2008 after over 40 years of service.
Pat had a love of cars and car racing. He met his wife Peggy while driving road rallys through Washington D.C. with the Volvo Club.
Born January 18, 1934 in Wytheville, VA., Patricia graduated from George Wythe High, then went to work for the FBI in Washington DC.
Harvey enjoyed music, movies and was an avid reader of World History. He also loved to read science fiction and watch Star Trek episodes and movies.
Ms. Mills was employed by Corning Glassworks, Greencastle, PA for 25 years and Comfort Keepers Personal Care for 5 years.
Bob worked at Letterkenny Army Depot in Chambersburg as a sheet metal fabricator. He then went to work for Franklin County in the IT department.
Keith attended Biglerville High School, received a general discharge from the US Army, and had been employed by Knouse Foods.
Born June 15, 1927, Jim was a member of the Hanover American Legion. He enjoyed bowling, hunting and fishing and working on his own farm.
Ali was a graduate of Biglerville High School. She enjoyed painting and spending time at the beach. Her smile lit up even the darkest of rooms.
Born June 26, 1957, in McConnellsburg, Dale was a son of the late John Cecil and Clara Ethel Eader Fogal. He worked at Knouse Foods, Chambersburg.
Lester was employed as a Maintenance Supervisor for Westminster Cemetery, Carlisle. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, outdoor yardwork and watching football.
John is a U.S. Air Force veteran of the Vietnam War. He was an avid coin and stamp collector and had several collectible cars over the years.
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