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Timothy R. Marsh 1943-2025

Timothy R. Marsh, 82, of Lemasters, PA died June 1, 2025 in the Chambersburg Hospital, Chambersburg, PA.

Timothy R. Marsh
Timothy R. Marsh

Born May 30, 1943 in Torence, PA he was a son of the late Durward and Vivian (Long) Marsh.

Tim was a truck driver and worked for 13 years at Ryder-PIE, 15 years at JB Hunt, and he retired from Fed Ex in 2012 following four years of service.

He enjoyed music, his lawn tractors, fishing, and model trains.

Tim was a member of St. Thomas American Legion, Mercersburg Moose Lodge, and Mercersburg Sportsman’s Association.

Surviving are his wife, Sandra L. (Richardson) Marsh, whom he married December 18, 1971. Four children, Randy Marsh and Kerri (John) Fleegle both of Lemasters, Tammy McCallom of Hubert, NC, and Kimberly (Larry) Fullmer of Morgantown, WVA. Seven grandchildren, four great grandsons, and one great granddaughter. A brother, Carl Marsh of Bolivar, PA.

Tim was preceded in death by seven siblings, John, Bill, Betty, Jim, Bob, Donald, and Virgil.

Funeral service 2 p.m. Saturday June 7, 2025 in Fries Funeral Home, Mercersburg.

Viewing one hour prior to the service Saturday in the funeral home.

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