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Timothy Michael Kline 1963-2026

Timothy Michael “Mike” Kline, 63, of Waynesboro, PA passed away Saturday, February 21, 2026 in the Waynesboro Hospital surrounded by his family.

Timothy Michael Kline
Timothy Michael Kline

Born January 27, 1963 in Los Angeles, CA he was the son of the late Gerald E. and Sylvia L. (Snyder) Kline.

He was a graduate of Waynesboro Area Senior High School with the Class of 1982 where he really enjoyed art class. He later became an artist. He also loved spending time with his nieces and the Moudy girls, traveling, and seeing new places.

Mike is survived by three siblings, Kimberly Kline of Waynesboro, Gerald Kline of Chambersburg, and Charles Kline (Judy) of Waynesboro; three nieces, Jamie Pratt of Waynesboro, Shannon Kline (significate other Shawn Keefer, Sr.) of Chambersburg, Sara Humwood (Craig) of Chambersburg; two great nieces, Riley Brechbiel and Shaeley Pratt of Waynesboro; four great nephews, Shawn Michael and Preston Keefer of Chambersburg, Isaac and Jacob Humwood of Chambersburg; and two uncles, Charles and Clyde Snyder.

Arrangements are entrusted to SimpleChoice Cremation Services Inc. of Chambersburg.

Online condolences can be expressed at the funeral home’s website.

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