Rich loved his family and friends and enjoyed serving his community. He had suffered health problems following his retirement, but is now at peace.
Jim was a 1961 graduate of Shippensburg High School and attended the Shippensburg State College for one year in 1968-1969.
While working on several genealogy projects, Gary raised orchids, enjoyed watching wildlife in his backyard, and regularly kept in touch with many friends.
Ursula, formerly of Fairfield, PA, passed away peacefully at home on Tuesday, August 22, 2023, with her children by her side.
Mrs. Parson was an enthusiastic gardener. Her greatest pleasure came when spending time with her grandchildren, family, and friends.
Jim enjoyed family friends and neighbors, outdoor “gardening”, good stories and laughs, butchering for family and friends, and Gunsmoke.
Loretta was a lifetime member of the Heidlersburg Fire Hall. She retired from Dal-Tile in 2003 after working there for over 13 years.
Paul was currently employed by FEMA in Washington, D.C. and had been with the organization for over 10 years. He enjoyed being outdoors.
Joel enjoyed playing video games with his best friend, Larry, music – especially playing guitar and spending time with his grandchildren.
Scott worked as a painter. He later worked as a correctional officer for the State of Maryland, in the freight industry and as a security guard.
After her youngest child reached school age, Virginia returned to the classroom as a substitute teacher in the Waynesboro School District.
Beverly was a 1965 graduate of the Shippensburg High School. She was retired from Hoffman Mills. For many years, she was a leader in the Girl Scouts.
Kelby enjoyed snowboarding, kayaking, hiking, and driving, but there was nothing Kelby loved more than his faithful dog, Penelope, also known as “P”.
Violet enjoyed babysitting children for her friends and family. She enjoyed attending carnivals, camping, and listening to bluegrass music.
Born February 2, 1942, Sandra enjoyed gardening, flowers, crafting, reading, and most of all sharing God’s word with others.
Bob was a dedicated and loving husband, father and grandfather, who strived his entire life to be the best he could be at providing for his family.
Glenn served in the Army and was stationed in Germany. He retired as a meat cutter and was the owner of Glenn’s Grocery in Lemasters for many years.
John retired from teaching middle school after 39 years of service. He was best known as an avid fan of all things baseball.
Stephen worked as a computer operator for the majority of his life working for Manitowoc, Gannett Fleming, Hanover Direct, and Frey Communications.
Kay always enjoyed spending time with her children, grandchildren, and many friends and she had a love for all of her dogs and cats.
Chris worked as a sales manager for Naugle Motors and then went on to be a supervisor at Letterkenny Army Depot. He retired in May of 2022.
Phyllis enjoyed reading her Bible, spending time at the beach, riding bikes, gardening, and spending time with her friends and family.
When her children were young, Sandy cared for them and worked part-time teaching exercise classes. She retired from the Chambersburg Area Wage Tax Office.
Catherine graduated from Madison College in 1974. She served with the Portsmouth, VA School District as a librarian for her entire career.
Galen was the founder and owner of Burkholder’s Woodworking. He loved the Lord and enjoyed spending time with his family.
Born October 31, 1935, George was the son of the late Earl W. and Polly M. (Cash) Rhine. Memorial Services are at the discretion of the family.
Van held the position of Events Coordinator for Battlefield Harley-Davidson in Gettysburg, PA. He was a passionate Civil War enthusiast and an avid hunter.
Zoila enjoyed embroidering and cooking delicious Cuban food. She was a wonderful mother who was always there when we needed her.
David enjoyed playing cornhole and watching football, little league baseball, and NASCAR. He will be greatly missed by many.
Gary and his wife Susie served as Foster Parents for 25 years, He loved his family and all their activities and events, gardening and traveling.
Mrs. McClure graduated from high school in St. Thomas and retired in 2009 from the payroll department of the Tuscarora School District.
Edgar was a dairy farmer for 31 years. He farmed in Hagerstown, MD, Williamson and later purchased a farm near Chambersburg.
Mrs. Bachtell worked for many years as a manager at the Robinwood Liberty Station. She was an excellent cook, who enjoyed canning and gardening.
Dana worked for the majority of his life at the Letterkenny Army Depot, retiring as a computer operator. He enjoyed playing horse shoes.
A Registered Nurse for 44 years Lois retired in 1998 as Director of Nursing at the Shook Home where she was employed for 28 years.
Chuck was a patriotic Christian that could be found any given evening in the comfort of his recliner watching the Baltimore Orioles.
Teresa enjoyed being with her dog, Peanut and cooking, especially pork and sauerkraut, spaghetti and slippery ham and pot pie.
Julie had a very humble, and positive outlook on life, with a contagious smile and a sense of humor that would brighten the lives of all who knew her!
In 1947 Bill began his career at Letterkenny Army Depot, retiring as a shipping supervisor in 1975. He was an avid deer hunter.
Paul recently started his “card ministry” where he would send well wishes, birthday, anniversary, etc. cards to people in his church community.
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