Evelyn H. Stiffler 1933-2026
August 21, 2026 No Comments
Evelyn loved to read, do puzzles, play games, movies, watching Lawrence Welk, read the newspaper and go shopping.
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Evelyn loved to read, do puzzles, play games, movies, watching Lawrence Welk, read the newspaper and go shopping.
Willie was an avid hunter, fisherman, and gun collector. He was a life member of the NRA, and proud supporter of POW’s and MIA’s.
Born January 4 1931 in Washington, DC Lorraine was the daughter of the late William and Pauline (Thomas) Hall.
Born April 9, 1943 in Endicott, NY Melbourne was the son of the late Melbourne Louis and Mary Rackett.
Elaine enjoyed playing bingo and the skills machines. She loved spending time with her family, friends and especially her grandchildren.
Born December 15, 1942 in Garfield, NJ to the late Peter and Mary (Tatler) Mulder. Dolores graduated from Garfield High School in 1961.
Wanda was a talented knitter, and knitting became a meaningful part of her life. She often used her talent to make things for others.
Ohana Grace knew only the warmth and safety of her mama’s womb, the sound of mama’s heartbeat, and the unconditional love of her entire family.
Nancy worked as a bookkeeper before retiring from Jennings Chevrolet (previously Frank Gayman Chevrolet).
Bob formerly worked as an office clerk at Sommerville Plumbing and Heating in Chambersburg. He loved restoring and working on old cars and trucks.
After graduation, Catherine went on to work for Menno Haven in the dietary department for several years.
Mike was born January 13, 1950 in Carlisle a son of the late Paul W. and Arlene Bolen Henry.
Born October 2 1972 in Cheverly, MD., George was the son of the late George Elbert Lafourcade Sr, and Nova (Winnell) Brannan.
Susan was a graduate of Schuylkill Valley High School and Alvernia College. She worked for over 30 years for Met-Ed as a purchasing agent.
As the owner of Thompson’s Karate Studio in Greencastle, PA, Herbert touched the lives of countless students over the years.
Of all the joys in her life, nothing made Martha smile more than seeing her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Mr. Biesecker worked as a heating and cooling technician for Thompson Oil Company, Waynesboro for over 55 years, retiring in 2010.
Estella retired from an active Civil Service Career, holding positions all over and returning to Letterkenny Army Depot prior to her retirement.
Denny was a United States Army Veteran serving during Operation Iraqi Freedom. He retired from Rife Martin Lynn Transport Inc. (RML), Orrstown.
Mr. Baranowske was a long-time employee of the New York Highway Department.
Madeleine was employed by the Chambersburg Area School District as a food service worker until her retirement in 1995.
Janet worked in retail for most of her employment years. Due to her passion for shoes, her favorite position was at Martin Shoes.
Chuck was a graduate of Shippensburg Senior High School and retired from Letterkenny Army Depot as a mechanic.
Mr. Bridegam was a graduate of Penn State University; he worked as an electrical engineer for many years at Giddings-Lewis.
Beverly had worked at G.S. Electric, and a Crystal Factory, as well as working as a house keeper, and a care giver.
Born and raised in Adams County, being a farmer his entire life, Mr. Martin was well known in the farming community.
Dorothy enjoyed traveling all over the world and her favorite place was spending time in Florida.
Bev was a loving wife, mother, sister and homemaker. She was a bookkeeper for Chet’s businesses, farming and rental properties.
Janet truly enjoyed cooking, baking and planting her flowers. And countless times she helped family and friends when needed.
After high school, Geri graduated from nursing school with a RN. She held numerous positions throughout her career in the medical field.
Ed was born on September 30, 1959, at Andrews Airforce Base, MD. He enjoyed listening to music and playing music on his guitar.
Janet was a longtime member of the Shippensburg Business Community, as the owner/operator of Janet’s Beauty Salon, for over 50 years.
Judy graduated from Gettysburg High School in 1966 and retired from the PA Public Utilities Commission in February of 2012.
Those who knew Arthur will remember him for his devotion to God, his family and country, and, of course, his classic sense of humor.
Dwight lived a full and remarkable life. He started his trade at Landis Tool Company in Waynesboro, PA where he was a machinist, in sales, and a pilot.
Gladys enjoyed taking care of her beloved cats, watching nature, and feeding the birds, squirrels, and rabbits.
Mrs. Beaver was a homemaker most of her adult life; she also worked as an antique dealer for many years.
During retirement, Ralph pursued his lifelong love of golf and reading. Gregarious and generous to all, he was dearly loved and will be missed.
Virginia enjoyed tending her flowers and gardens, as well as knitting, crocheting, tatting and any type of craft imaginable.
Larry worked for Sunoco in Shippensburg, for forty-two years, holding many different positions and responsibilities over the years.
