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Kimberly M. Keckler 1959-2026

Kimberly M. Keckler, 66, of Waynesboro, PA died Monday morning, March 16, 2026 at her home surrounded by her loving family.

Kimberly M. Keckler
Kimberly M. Keckler

Born December 20, 1959 in Gettysburg, PA she was the daughter of the late Gene and Loretta (Mullin) Valentine.

She worked as a medical technician at Hillside Personal Care in Fairfield, but was mainly a housewife taking care of her six children and many grandchildren.

Some of Kim’s favorite past times were singing and dancing, going to yard sales, and collecting. Those that knew her were aware that she was quite the collector.

She was a member of the Gettysburg Eagles, the Fairfield Amvets and the Biglerville American Legion.

Kim is survived by her six children, Brenda Kline and her husband Jay, of Orrtanna, PA, Roy Hankey and his wife Brittany, of Waynesboro, PA, Tina Hankey, of Waynesboro, PA, Loretta Wagaman and her husband Troy, of Waynesboro, PA, Jeremiah Keckler and his wife Jessica, of Chambersburg, PA, Hezekiah Keckler and his wife Brittney, of Waynesboro, PA, 20 grandchildren, five great grandchildren, her two brothers, Tim Valentine, Mike Valentine, her sister, Mary Ann Martin, and many nieces and nephews.

The family is planning a Celebration of Kimberly’s Life, 11 a.m., Saturday, March 28, 2026 at St. Luke Lutheran Church, 2695 Luther Dr., Chambersburg, PA with Rev. Christopher Frye officiating.

There will be a reception and time for memories immediately following the service at the church hall.

The Monahan Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements and online condolences may be made at the funeral home’s website.


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