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Mark Edward “Buzz” Seville 1967-2025

Mark Edward “Buzz” Seville, 57, of Chambersburg, passed away at his home on Tuesday, January 14, 2025.

Mark Edward “Buzz” Seville
Mark Edward “Buzz” Seville

Born October 29, 1967 in Chambersburg, he was a son of the late Howard E. and Tressie Wade Seville.

Mark attended Chambersburg High School. He enjoyed watching NASCAR and football and was a fan of Dale Earnhardt Sr. and the Dallas Cowboys. Mark was a former volunteer at the Chambersburg Fire Department and enjoyed hunting. He enjoyed joking with his friends and always admired his sister Linda’s cooking.

Mark is survived by 3 sisters, Linda (Rodney) Wetzel, Sally Brown and her fiancé Bryan Robinson, and Katheryn Ford.

Mark was preceded in death by his parents and 3 siblings, Cecil Seville Jr., Joann Seville, and Joyce Barkdoll.

There is no memorial service scheduled at this time for Mark.

Contributions may be made to Fries Funeral Home Inc. to help defray funeral expenses for the family.
Arrangements by Fries Funeral Home Inc.

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