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Theodore Edgar Ausherman 2011-2026

Theodore “Teddy” Ausherman, 15, passed away at home on September 10, 2026.

Theodore Edgar Ausherman
Theodore Edgar Ausherman

He was born on March 16, 2011, at Chambersburg Hospital to Nicole (Flory) Ausherman. 

Teddy attended Chambersburg Area Senior High School, where he was known for his intelligence, curiosity, and passion for the things that interested him.

He had a love for Rubik’s Cubes and enjoyed exploring all things mechanical and electronic, playing video games, and photography. He especially loved caverns, thrift store shopping, and collecting random facts.

Teddy was fascinated by how things worked and dreamed of one day becoming a nuclear engineer. He was incredibly smart, deeply passionate about his interests, and always eager to learn something new. 

In addition to his mother, Teddy is survived by his maternal grandmother, Elaine Weaver; and his maternal aunts, Monica (Chris Davis) Flory and Danielle (Cory) Seylar. 

Arrangements are entrusted to Sellers Funeral Home.

Condolences may be expressed at the funeral home’s website.

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