Kim was always a very outgoing person who loved the outdoors and spending time at her campsite she enjoyed life to the fullest and had an overabundance of friends.
Linda was a counselor at TruNorth Counseling Services. She also was employed at Wilderness Lodge Leather’s & Hat Shop and The Horse You Rode In On.
Born in Brooklyn, New York on July 3, 1939, John will be remembered as a man of great faith, unwavering integrity and endless generosity.
Karin had a beautiful singing voice from a young age, loved to sing in church choirs and often was a soloist in Sunday worship services.
Mrs. Knepper worked as a pressor for Stanley Company, Chambersburg, for over 30 years. She enjoyed sewing and caring for her family.
Known for his sense of humor, Galen was a highly skilled nature photographer who enjoyed hiking, birding, and being outdoors.
Richard enjoyed square dancing, golfing, tennis, cruising, and traveling around the country to visit and celebrate with family.
As the country grapples with a massive addiction crisis, a new dangerous drug mix, referred to as “tranq,” is spreading across the United States. The
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