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updated January 27, 2012
 Rev.
Robert J. Wittlinger Jr., 94, of 16
Eisenhower Blvd., Duncannon went to be with the
Lord early Tuesday Morning, January 25, 2012 at
his home surrounded by his loving family.
He was born August 14, 1917
in Philadelphia and was the son of the late
Robert J. Wittlinger Sr. and Florence Weber
Wittlinger.
Pastor Bob was a loving,
gentle and kind man who truly looked for the
good he might do for his fellowman. He was a
graduate of Wittenberg College, Lutheran
Theological Seminary at Gettysburg and was
ordained by the Central Pennsylvania Synod in
1955.
He served parishes in
Clearfield, Columbia, Union Counties and retired
as Pastor of Christ Lutheran Church in Duncannon
where he remained a member since his retirement.
He was a proud army veteran
of WWII where he served in England, Belgium,
France and Germany. He was a patriot, he loved
God and his country.
Surviving are his wife of
45 years, Velma Deitterick Wittlinger; two sons,
Richard and wife Christine of Duncannon, Robert
and wife Patricia of York Springs; four
daughters, Cindy Bailey and husband William of
Halifax, Renee Keefer and husband Chris and
Rhonda Siegfried and husband David all of
Duncannon and Ruth Brajkovich and husband Braden
of Newport. A brother George C. Wittlinger of
Philadelphia. 11 grandchildren, 6 great
grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a
nephew.
Services will beheld at
10:30 AM on Monday, January 30, 2012 in Trinity
Lutheran Church, 509 Hummel Avenue, Lemoyne.
Rev. David Schreffler and Rev. Frederick Foltz
will officiate. Burial, with full military
honors, will be in Indiantown Gap National
Cemetery. Viewing hours are 7-9 PM on Sunday in
the Boyer Funeral Home, 230 N. High Street,
Duncannon and a visitation will be held at
the church 10-10:30 AM on Monday at the Church.
Memorial Contributions may
be made to Christ Lutheran Church, 115 Church
St., Duncannon, Pa. 17020 or to, The Lutheran
Theological Seminary at Gettysburg, 61 Seminary
Ridge, Gettysburg, Pa. 17325 or to, Odyssey
Hospice, 4660 Trindle Road, Suite 104, Camp
Hill, Pa. 17011-5610
Jean Pearl (Lee) Zulli, 90, of Dillsburg
died on Saturday, January 14, 2012 in Golden
Living Center (Erford Rd.) Camp Hill.
Born December 14, 1921 in Columbia County, she
was the daughter of the late Norman and Flossie
Lee.
She was a member of Emanuel United Methodist
Church, Enola where she was a member of the Ruth
and Naomi Sunday School Class. She was a 1940
graduate of Enola High School and was a member
of the Enola Alumni Association. She was also a
member of American Legion Post #751.
She was the widow of Joseph A. Zulli to whom she
was married for 59 years. Surviving are a
daughter, Donzella Mae Kumler and husband Scott
of Millerstown, Donald N. Zulli of Enola and
Dale L. Zulli and wife Debra of York Springs.
Two brothers, Grant L. Lee of Enola and Fred L.
Lee of Florida. 8 grandchildren and 13 great
grandchildren.
Services will be held at the convenience of the
family.
 Grace Owen Weldon,
91, formerly of Shermans Dale went to be with
the Lord on Friday,
January 6, 2012 at the
Bridges in Mechanicsburg Surrounded by her
loving family.
She was born September 9,
1920 in Duncannon and was the daughter of the
late Robert E. and Annie (Gelbach) Owen.
She was a devoted mother,
sister, grandmother, great grandmother and
wife. She worked side by side with her husband
in the family business. She was a member of
Dellville United Methodist Church.
Surviving are her husband
of 68 years, Gordon "Jake" Weldon, three
daughters, Lois Aughenbaugh and husband Ronald,
Polly Kitner and husband Glenn both of Shermans
Dale, Joan Shade and husband Tom of Pleasant Gap
and a son, Gordon "Jake" Weldon and wife Lore of
Howard. 9 grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren
and 7 great great grandchildren. She was
preceded in death by 1 brother and 4 sisters.
Services will be held at 11
AM on Tuesday, January 10, 2012 in the Dellville
United Methodist Church. Her Pastor Kurt
Herzberg assisted by Chaplin Casey Hurst will
officiate. Burial will be in the church
cemetery. Friends may call at the church one
hour prior to the service.
Memorial contributions may
be made to Dellville United Methodist Church,
806 Dellville Road, Duncannon, Pa. 17020
V erner F Mutzabaugh,
58, of Duncannon, PA
entered into rest on
January 4, 2011 at his
home surrounded by
family.
Born September 17, 1953
the son of the late John
& Emma Mutzabaugh.
Vern was an avid
fishermen, he enjoyed
woodworking and
gardening.
Surviving are his three
children Candida
Kopenhaver of Duncannon,
PA, Verner Mutzabaugh Jr
of Duncannon, PA.
Rosemary Rhoads and her
spouse Jonathan Rhoads
of Shermans Dale, PA.
Eight grandchildren
Donald Tolbert III,
Lauren Kopenhaver,
Donald Kopenhaver, Dylan
Rhoads, Sidney
Mutzabaugh,
Colton Mutzabaugh,
Dakota Rhoads and Devyn
Rhoads. One great
grandson Xavier Tolbert.
Also survived by two
sisters Annie Busfield
of Newport, Geraldine
McCrone of Harrisburg.
Two brothers Kenneth
Mutzabaugh
of Duncannon and Forrest
Mutzabaugh of Georgia.
He was preceded in death
by several brothers &
sisters.
Services will be held at
2 PM on Monday, January
9, 2012 in the Boyer
Funeral Home, 230 N.
High Street, Duncannon.
Burial will be private.
A visitation will be
held on Monday from noon
til the time of service.
Barbara (Solomon)
Bockman, 78, of
Blain, PA went to be
with the Lord on Friday,
December 30, 2011 at the
Manor at Perry Village
in New Bloomfield, PA.
Born March 16, 1933 in
Wilmington, DE she was
the daughter of the late
Leslie and Louise
Solomon.
She was the widow of
William H. Bockman Sr.
and is survived by a
step-daughter, Bonnie
Cirino and husband Joe;
step sons, William H.
Bochman Jr., Brian
Bochman and Bruce
Bochman and wife Mary
all of Wilmington, DE. 5
grandchildren and 3
great grandchildren, 2
half sisters and 2 half
brothers. In addition to
her husband and parents
she was preceded in
death by brother Robert.
Services and burial will
be private.
Marlin Eugene Souder,
53, of New Bloomfield
passed away Friday
Dec.23, 2011 at the
Carolyn Croxton Sloane
Residence, Harrisburg .
He is survived by his
parents Ed and Arlene
Souder of Thompsontown,
his son Daniel Fite of
Ickesburg, his daughter
Angel Souder of New
Bloomfield; 6 brothers,
Doug of East Waterford,
Clair of McAlisterville,
Todd of Thompsontown,
Jeff of Shermansdale,
Dennie of Newport and
Joe of Carlisle. 3
sisters, Robin Creek of
New Cumberland, Nancy
Pontius of Hagerstown ,
MD , and Debbie Taulai
of Schertz , Texas .
Marlin was a devoted
father to his two
children and enjoyed
hunting with his father
and brothers.
Funeral services will be
held at 11 am on
Tuesday, December 27,
2011 in the Boyer
Funeral Home, 101 W.
Main Street , New
Bloomfield. Rev. Robert
Rice will officiate.
Burial will be in New
Bloomfield Cemetery .
Friends may call at the
funeral home on Tuesday
one hour prior to the
service.
Memorial contributions
may made to, Hospice of
Central PA,1320
Linglestown Rd.,
Harrisburg , PA 17110
.
George R. Waymack III,
59, of Allen Drive, Shermans Dale, died
unexpectedly Tuesday, December 20, 2011 at his home.
Services were held on
Friday, December 23, 2011 in Petersburg,
Virginia. Burial was in Blandford Cemetery
with full military honors.
Benjamin A. Nye,
39, a resident at The
manor At Perry Village,
New Bloomfield, died at
his residence on Monday,
December 5, 2011.
Surviving
are his mother, Darlene
Nye of Newville, three
brothers, Timothy Nye
and Michael Nye both of
Newville and Bryan Nye
of New Cumberland. Three
sisters, Linda Nye of
Front Royal, VA., Kelly
Nye of Carlisle and
Jackie Nye of Newville.
His maternal
grandmother, Helen Bloom
of Newville and Paternal
grandmother, Beatrice
Nye of Newburg. He was
preceded in death by his
father, Lloyd Nye.
Graveside
services will be held at
11 Am on Friday,
December 9, 2011
in New Bloomfield
Cemetery .
Rev.
Anthony C. Hill will
officiate. There will be
no viewing or
visitation.
 Joyce
Stone, 84, of New Bloomfield died Monday,
December 5, 2011 at Kinkora Pythian Home,
Duncannon.
She was
a long time member of Duncannon Assembly of God
Church. Her many talents included knitting,
sewing, crafts and gardening. She was a
generous person and had donated more than a
1,000 hours at Perry Village.
She was
the widow of John Stone and is survived by a
daughter, Jocelyn Yarbough, two sons, Roland of
Harrisburg and Stanley of Elizabethtown; 5
grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren and a
great-great granddaughter. She preceded in
death by a grandson Robert.
Memorial
services will be held at 2 PM on Monday,
December 26, 2011 in the Duncannon Assembly of
God Church.
Nadine Elizabeth Day Delancey, 83 of New
Bloomfield, and formerly of Shermans Dale, went
 home to be with the Lord on December 2, 2011.
Born on October 29, 1928 in Conewago Township,
Adams County, she was the daughter of the late
Edward W. and Alverta J. (Keagy) Day and the
widow of Robert T. Delancey to whom she was
married 59 1/2 years.
She was a homemaker and enjoyed cooking,
canning, needlepoint and crocheting. Nadine
loved her family and spending time with her
children and grandchildren. To anyone in need
Nadine was a helping hand. She was a wonderful
mother and example to her family.
She was a member of Christ Lutheran Church in
New Bloomfield.
Surviving are her son, David E. Delancey and his
wife Connie of Shermans Dale, daughter, Darlene
A. Loper of New Bloomfield. Her grandchildren
Tracy, Suzanne, Michael and Mark. Great-
grandchildren Kara, Ava, Emma, Walker and Molly.
A sister, Beatrice Kuhn of Hanover, PA. Also a
special cousin, Grace V. Bair of McSherrystown,
PA, who was more like a sister.
She is also preceded in death by brothers,
Charles, Raymond, Francis and Burnell Day and
sisters Mary J. Day, Mildred Crowl and Anna
Sterner all of Hanover, PA. And her son-in-law,
Richard W. Loper.
Services will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday,
December 6, 2011 at the Boyer Funeral Home, 101
W. Main St., New Bloomfield. Rev. Jay Eichoff
will officiate. Burial will be in New Bloomfield
Cemetery. Friends may call the funeral home
Monday evening 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. and one hour
prior to the service on Tuesday.
Memorial contributions may be made to
Huntington's Disease Society of America, 502 W.
Germantown Pike, Suite 405, Plymouth Meeting, PA
19462
 Gladys Mae (Fortenbaugh)
Wilson , 84, of
512 Evergreen Road ,
Shermans Dale,
died
on Tuesday, November 29,
2011 in Holy
Spirit Hospital. Born
June 10, 1927 in
Harrisburg , PA.
and was the daughter of
the late Joseph and
Alice (Rock) Fortenbaugh.
She loved her family and
was a homemaker and
retired from the former
Bell Telephone Co. She
enjoyed traveling and
had visited
Mongolia ,
China , where she
climbed the "great
wall,"
Florida and
Alaska , where
she enjoyed fishing for
Halibut and Salmon.
Hobbies included
handcrafts and searching
for "Snoopy" products.
Surviving are her
husband of 65 years,
Thomas Wilson Jr., a
son, Steven T. Wilson
and wife Bev of Alaska.
A granddaughter, Emily
Wilson of
Washington State
. Exended family members
include, Tammy, Dave and
Chris Such, Ron and
Georgia Moyer all
of
Newport , Sandra
Rock of York and Jan
Fortenbaugh of Newport .
She was preceded in
death by a son, Kenneth
P. Wilson and his wife
Pamela.
Services will be private
and at the convenience
of the family.
Kathleen M. Dixon, 54,
of 6 Tressler Road, Loysville, died on Friday,
November 25, 2011at her Tyrone Twp. home.
Complete details will be
posted as they become available to the funeral
home.
Benjamin Leroy
Turnbaugh Jr, 72, of
Newport passed away
on Friday, November 18,
2011 in Kinkora
Pythian Home, Duncannon.
Born
February 23, 1939
in
New Bloomfield
and was the son of the
late Benjamin L. Sr. and
Ethel Stroup Turnbaugh.
He was a mechanic for
Lesh Motors and retired
from the
Newport School
District as a custodian.
He enjoyed his hobbies
which included towing
cars, hauling junk and
showing his Farmall
tractor.
Surviving are three
sons, Jeffrey Turnbaugh,
Joel Turnbaugh and
Jeremy Turnbaugh; a
daughter, Brenda Beers.
A brother, William
TurnbaughThree sisters,
Mary Smiley, Donna Stone
and Betty Wallace.. 9
grandchildren and his
faithful companion,
Cinni the Dachsund. He
was preceded in death by
a son Jamie, and two
sisters Ruth and Sarah..
Services will be held at
11 AM on Wednesday,
November 23, 2011
in the Boyer Funeral
Home, 230 N. High Street
, Duncannon. Rev. Dale
Rosenberger will
officiate. Burial will
be in Mt. Gilead
Cemetery ,
Shermans Dale.
Friends may call at the
funeral home
Tuesday evening 6-8 PM
and Wednesday one hour
prior to the service.
Ruth M. Fultz, 86
of Elliottsburg, went to
be with the Lordon
Friday, November 18,
2011 at her
Centre Twp. home.
Born
October 16, 1925,
in
Mechanicsburg,
she was the daughter of
the late John E. and
Mary (Rohr) Brownawell.
She was a Christian,
attendedNewport
Assembly of God and was
a homemaker. Her passion
was caring for and
loving her children,
grandchildren and great
grandchildren.
She also loved flowers
and enjoyed watching
birds, reading, watching
television and country
music.
She was the widow of
James M. Fultz (1979)
and is survived by four
daughters, Sandy Caley,
Nancy Kerlin, Carol Baum
all of Elliottsburg and
Sherry Smith of Newport
. 10 grandchildren and 8
great grandchildren. In
addition to her husband,
she was preceded in
death by a son, Ronald
L. Fultz and 3 brothers.
Funeral services and
burial will be private.
Thelma B. Stevens,
93, of
Spring Township ,
Elliottsburg, died
Saturday, November 12,
2011 at Manor
Care Health Services,
Carlisle .
She was born
December 18, 1917
in
Pottstown , PA
and was the daughter of
the late Paul and Edna
(Heckman) Barr.
Mrs. Stevens served as a
1st Lt. in the U. S.
Army Nurse Corps in
World War II. Her
service included two and
a half years overseas in
France , Italy and North
Africa . After the war
she met her "husband to
be" at Columbia
University in New York
and she and Lawrence
were married
December 24, 1949. For
many years she worked at
Brooklyn , NY Veterans
Hospital heading up the
tuberculosis unit and
subsequently did some
private duty nursing
before retiring in 1968.
She and her husband
moved to Spring Township
, Perry County upon his
retirement in 1985.
Surviving are her
husband of 61 years,
Lawrence G. Stevens and
a sister, Dolores Smoot
of McLean , VA.
Services, with full
military honors, will be
held at 2 PM on Friday,
November 18, 2011 at
Indiantown Gap National
Cemetery . Rev. Dr. Paul
Herring will officiate.
Memorial contributions
may be made to, The
Salvation Army, 20 E.
Pomfret St., Carlisle ,
PA
17013
Joan
F. McKelvey, 71,
formerly of Duncannon,
and for the last 2 years
a resident of
Blue Ridge Golden
Living Center,
Harrisburg died
on Sunday, November 6,
2011 at the her
residence.
Born
May 6, 1940 in
Halifax, PA she
was the daughter of the
late Charles Josiah and
Martha Washington Newman
Maneval.
Joan was
a retired Penn Dot
employee, a member of
Zion Stone United
Methodist Church,
Halifax. She was
a member of the Red Hat
Society, Red Hot
Cabooses.
She was
the widow of Thomas Eli
McKelvey who died
on November 11, 1997
and is survived by a
son, Thomas Eli II of
Etters, four daughters,
Sherry Stephenson and
Barbara
Casselberry both
of Duncannon, Martha
Bond of
Summerdale and
Donna Heck of
Loysville. Two
brothers, Albert E.
Maneval of Dauphin,
Eugene. Strine of
Williamstown; two
sisters, Geraldine
Handshaw of
Mechanicsburg and
Jean Walters of
Dillsburg. 12
grandchildren and 9
great grandchildren. She
was preceded in death by
a brother, Harvey
Charles Maneval and
three sisters, Theressa
Shields, Pauline
Furhrman and Jacqueline
Hoffman.
Services will be
held at
11 AM on Friday,
November 11, 2011
in the Boyer Funeral
Home, 230 N. High
Street, Duncannon.
Her Pastor, Rev.
Megan Pannebaker
will officiate.
Burial will be in
Zion Stone United
Methodist Church
Cemetery, Halifax.
Friends may call at
the funeral home
Thursday evening 6-8
PM and Friday
one hour prior to
the service.
Jeanette E.
Fortney, 65, of 985
Fox Hollow Road ,
Shermans Dale
died on Saturday,
November 5, 2011 at her
Carroll Twp. home.
Born
June 6, 1946 in
Gettysburg , she
was the daughter of the
late Lloyd and Frances
Downs Brantner.
She was a Registered
Nurse and had been
employed at the former
Polyclinic Hospital ,
Cumberland County
Nursing Home and Perry
Village Nursing Home.
Surviving are her
husband Richard L.
Fortney Sr., a son Jason
of Shermans Dale and a
step son, Richard L.
Fortney Jr., of
Carlisle . A
brother, James Brantner
of Gettysburg ; Three
sisters, Elaine Wright
of Gettysburg , Barbara
Cianci of
Greenville , and
Frances Schuyler of
Loveland , CO .
Two aunts, Sara Thuma
and Flora Fraker, an
uncle, Pete Thuma all of
Carlisle .
Services will be held at
6 PM on Monday, November
14, 2011 in Mt.
Gilead United Methodist
Church , Shermans Dale.
Rev.
N. Jefferson
Brewster will
officiate. Friends may
call at the church one
hour prior to the
service. Burial will be
private.
Memorial contributions
may be made to The
Kidney Foundation of
CentralPennsylvania,
4813 Jonestown Road #101
,
Harrisburg , Pa. 17109
Martha Jane McMillen,
78, of Loysville, went
to be with the Lord
on Monday, October 31,
2011. She loved
the Lord and encouraged
here children to love
and obey him as well.
Being of a gentle and
patient spirit, her warm
smile and generosity
served to endear her to
young and old alike.
Mrs. McMillen was born
February 21, 1933
and was the daughter of
the late George W. and
Rhoda Enck Strock.
Martha grew up inMechanicsburg
and was a practical
nurse at
Carlisle Hospital
. After she married she
devoted her life to
being a homemaker and
raising her family on
the farm. She was a
member of Centre
Presbyterian Church
where she taught Sunday
school and served on
various committees.
Surviving are her
husband of 54 years, J.
Clyde McMillen, a
daughter, Nancy J., two
sons, Clyde S. and Clee
L. McMillen all of
Loysville and 9
grandchildren. Three
brothers, Ralph L.
Strock of
Andover , MA ,
Clyde L. Strock and J.
Paul Strock both of
Mechanicsburg; a sister,
Mary J. Rook of
Newville. She was
preceded in death by a
daughter, Aileen K.
McMillen Stahl and four
siblings, Anna I. Strock,
George W. Strock, Robert
L. Strock and Clair E.
Strock.
Services will be held at
11 AM on Monday,
November 7, 2011
at Centre Presbyterian
Church. Rev. Arlene Dunn
will officiate. Burial
will be in the church
cemetery. Viewing hours
are
Monday, 9-11 AM
at the church.
Memorial contributions
may be made to Centre
Presbyterian Church,
3912 Freeman Hollow Road
, Loysville , Pa. 17047
or Hospice of Central
Pennsylvania,
1320 Linglestown Road ,
Harrisburg , Pa. 17110
Romaine E. Neidert, 89, a resident of
Kinkora Pythian Home, Duncannon and formerly of
Marysville, peacefully passed to eternal life
with her Lord on Thursday, October 20, 2011 at
the home. Her final years were spent at Kinkora
and she was cared for by many committed
caregivers for which the family is grateful.
Born
February 12, 1922 in Rye Twp., Perry County, she
was the daughter of the late Samuel and Blanche
(Shenk) Adams.
Mrs.
Neidert had been a member of Melrose Garden
Grace Brethren Church, Harrisburg. Over the
years she had worked at The American Grocery
Store in Marysville, a shoe factory,
Mutzabaugh's Grocery and Olivetta both in
Harrisburg. She was a member of AARP.
She was
the widow of Andrew Neidert Jr. and is survived
by a daughter Valerie Leach of Duncannon, a step
son, Kenneth Neidert of Lewisbury. 3
granddaughters, Megan Huffman of Oklahoma, Hazel
and Elizabeth Leach of Duncannon. 2 great
granddaughters, Cheyenne and Kelsey Huffman of
Oklahoma. 5 nieces, Reba Pace and Phebe Kelley
of Marysville, Virginia Mowery of Newville,
Linda Brougher of Enola and Kathy Greene of
Marysville. She was preceded in death by a step
son, Ronald Neidert and a sister, Kathrine Dice.
Services
will be held at 2 PM on Sunday, October 23, 2011
in the Boyer Funeral Home, 101 W. Main
St. New Bloomfield. Rev. Anthony C. Hill will
officiate. Burial will be in Young's Cemetery,
Shermans Dale. Friends may call at the funeral
home one hour prior to the service.
Memorial
contributions may be made to, Melrose Grace
Brethren Church, 2205 Swatara Street,
Harrisburg, Pa. 17104
 Stiles
W. Mader, 78, of Meadow Lane in Shermans
Dale, died Friday, October 14, 2011 at his
Carroll Twp. home surrounded by his family,
which was the most important thing in his life.
Born March 20, 1933 in Duncannon, he was the son
of the late Charles and Onada Mader.
Stiles was a master electrician. After many
business ventures, Bell Telephone, Mader's
Market in Marysville where he worked with his
parents, a bowling alley, gas station,
motor-cross race track, petting zoo and land
developement, he finally settled into a job
at Penn State in Middletown as an electrician.
He was a union steward for Teamsters Local # 8
and negotiator/arbitrator for Penn State. He
was an air force veteran of the Korean War and
was a member of Steelton-Swatara Masonic Lodge
F&AM 775. He enjoyed things out of doors, "Steeler"
Football, The "Yankee's", Canada. He collected
Coca Cola memorabilia and enjoyed a good cold
COKE.
Surviving are his wife of 28 years, Anna Marie
"Annie" (Smith) Mader; 2 sons, Charles R. Mader
of Marysville and Stiles "Babe" Mader of
Shermans Dale. 2 daughters, Stephanie R. Miller
and husband David of York and Heather A.
Shumaker and husband Ryan of Shermans Dale. A
sister Betty Garman of Middletown. 6
grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren and many
nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by
a brother John Toomey and several nephews.
Services will be held at 11 AM on Wednesday,
October 19, 2011 in the Boyer Funeral Home, 101
W. Main Street, New Bloomfield. Rev. Anthony C.
Hill will officiate assisted by Rev. Michael
Witmer. Burial, with full military honors
provided by VFW Post 7463, will be in Bloomfield
Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home
one hour prior to the service.
Memorial contributions may be made to, The
American Heart Association, Capitol Region
Division, 4999 Louise Drive, Suite 104,
Mechanicsburg, Pa. 17055 or Celtic Healthcare
Hospice, 220 Wilson St., Suite 100, Carlisle,
Pa. 17013 or Paw Prints Dog Sanctuary & Canine
Corps, PO Box 161, Shermans Dale, Pa. 17090 or
the charity of choice.
Allen Bohner, 78, of
1017 W. Main Street, Valley View, died on
Sunday, October 9, 2011 at his Schuylkill County
home. He was born April 20, 1933 in Hebe,
Pennsylvania and was the son of the late Josiah
and Mildred Bowman Bohner. Locally he is
survived by his wife, Shirley Bohner and
daughter, Nicole (Russell) Bernstein both of
Ellilottsburg. Services were private.
Services for Eden Hope
Jenkins, infant daughter of Thomas and Erin
Surry Jenkins who reside at 170 Dark Hollow
Road, Duncannon,went to be with the Lord on
Thursday, September 22, 2011 in Holy Spirit
Hospital, Camp Hill. Mass of the Angels
was celebrated in St. Bernard's Catholic Church
in New Bloomfield on Monday, September 26, 2011.
Rev. Robert Sharmin was celebrant. Burial
was in Dellville Cemetery.
 Clair E. "Frownie"
Frownfelter, 81,
formerly of New Bloomfield
died at 12:00 p.m. on
Wednesday, September 21,
2011 at Messiah Village ,
Mechanicsburg , PA. Born
April 4, 1930, in New
Bloomfield , Perry County .
Clair is the son of the late
Luther H. and Hazel (Warner)
Frownfelter. His wife of
over 50 years, Jane Rebecca
(Cassett) Frownfelter, whom
he married on October 13,
1951, preceded him in death
on July 9, 2005. Two
brothers also preceded him
in death during adolescence,
Lester and Wayne.
He is
survived by two daughters,
Terri Hanyok and her husband
Philip of Savanna, Georgia,
and Constance Frownfelter
Brooks and husband Dave of
Newport: two sisters,
Beatrice Weller and Pauline
Lupher and husband Charlie;
two grandchildren: Jeremiah
Trout and Kristen Johns as
well as six
great-grandchildren; Jaric
Zander, Cassett Elizabeth
and Teagan Hunter Trout, and
Brooklyn Rae, Madilynn Jane,
Kourtlynn Marie Johns.
He was
a 1949 graduate of New
Bloomfield High School and a
member of the St. Mathews by
the Sea United Methodist
Church , Fenwick Island ,
Delaware .
Clair "Frownie"
was a veteran of the United
States Army, serving as an
instructor in the
Anti-aircraft and Guided
Missiles Branch in El Paso ,
Texas . After serving in the
Army, Frownie was employed
by Carlisle Tire and Rubber
and Frownfelter's
Greenhouse, in which he
operated with his parents.
During this time he also
started a poultry business
which would become his
lifelong profession. He
expanded the operation by
purchasing several more
farms and diversifying into
raising turkeys until
retirement in 1997.
A true animal lover, horses
became a passion. Frownie
started Country Road Farms
in 1971 which became a
successful hunter jumper
stable. The stable became
home to some of the top
horses winning various
awards including horse of
the year in Pennsylvannia ,
New Jersey and New York .
Frownie and Jane relished
the time they spent with
their family in Fenwick
Island , DE and Pine Knoll
Shores , NC . He and Jane
loved the ocean, he enjoyed
fishing, boating, as well as
other hobbies in retirement.
Before Jane passed they
fulfilled a mutual dream of
traveling across the country
in their RV. Clair and his
wife Jane looped the United
States twice, as well as
traveling up the Alaskan
Highway to enjoy one of
their favorite locations,
Alaska . He was a loving and
generous husband, father,
and grandfather.
Funeral
services will be held at
11:00 a.m. Monday, September
26, 2011 at Boyer Funeral
Home, 101 W. Main Street ,
New Bloomfield with the Rev.
Bruce Miller officiating.
Burial, with full military
honors, will immediately
follow in New Bloomfield
Cemetery . Friends may call
at the funeral home one hour
prior to the service.
In lieu
of flowers memorial
contributions may be made in
Mr. Frownfelter's memory to
the Alzheimer’s Association,
2001N. Front Street, Bldg 2,
Suite 321 , Harrisburg , Pa.
17102
 Barbara D. Nulton, 50, of
East Salem, passed away
Sunday, September 18, 2011,
at her residence.
Born April 22, 1961 in
Harrisburg, she is the
daughter of David Nulton and
LaWanda Spece.
Barb is preceded in death by
her husband, Larry Pyle. She
is survived by her son, Zeke
Pyle, of East Salem, as well
as her parents David and
Peggy Nulton of Elliottsburg,
LaWanda and Terry Spece of
Ickesburg and siblings, Jeff
Nulton, Sabrina Gray, Gigi
Baker, and Dixie Minnich, as
well as numerous nieces and
nephews.
Barb was an avid crafter.
Her loves included quilting,
painting, pen and ink
drawings, Pysanky eggs,
photography, and various
other activities. She was
very involved with sport
teams from both East Juniata
and her son’s school,
Delaware Valley College.
Services will be held at the
Newport Assembly of God
Church, 253 N. 6th St,
Newport, on Saturday,
September 24th.The viewing
will be from 9-11 a.m. with
the funeral service at 11
a.m., with the Rev. Gary
Bellis officiating.
Interment will be in the New
Bloomfield Cemetery.In lieu
of flowers, donations may be
sent to the Newport Assembly
of God Church.
Lillian H. Hoffman, 85, of
New Bloomfield passed away
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
in Harrisburg Hospital .
Lillian was born June 17,
1926 in New Bloomfield and
was the daughter of Melvin
and Carrie Hartzell.
She was a life-long resident
of New Bloomfield. She was
an excellent cook and
retired as cafeteria
supervisor of West Perry
Elementary School . She was
one of the oldest members of
New Bloomfield United
Methodist Church . She had
been an active member of the
Ladies Auxiliary of New
Bloomfield Fire Co., a
member of AARP and the
Pennsylvania Association of
School Employees. She
enjoyed Sunday afternoons
playing Rummy with her
sister Grace as well as
reading and watching the
"game channel."
She was the widow of Delbert
E. Hoffman (1978) and is
survived by three sons, Gary
Hoffman and wife Twila of
Millerstown, Steven Hoffman
and wife Catherine of
Harrisburg and Reed Hoffman
and wife Barbara of Newport.
A daughter, Tracey Sudia and
husband Michael of Dauphin.
Two sisters, Grace Rice of
Duncannon and Mary Kitner of
New Bloomfield. 10
grandchildren and 14 great
grandchildren.
Services will be held at 2
PM on Sunday, September 25,
2011 in the New Bloomfield
United Methodist Church .
Her Pastor, Rev. Robert Rice
will officiate. Burial will
be in Bloomfield Cemetery .
Friends may call at church
on Sunday, one hour prior to
the service.
Memorial contributions may
be made in celebration of
Lillian's life to New
Bloomfield United Methodist
Church , PO Box 96 , New
Bloomfield, Pa. 17068
Elizabeth Kay Downey
Miller Lewis
Born March 15, 1942 – Died
September 6, 2011 (69 years old) in her home of
Mifflintown, PA.
Daughter of Verde Downey
and Oma Jean Downey (deceased).
Elizabeth grew up in Oil
City Pennsylvania-worked at Sylvania and Fischer
Price for a number of years while raising 2
children.
She
is survived by her sister Rosalyn Young, her son
Robert E. Miller and wife Kelly Stover-Miller,
and her daughter Brenda Lea
Miller-Seligman.
Grandchildren; Jessyca Jean Miller-Gray, Travis
Wice, Joseph Fizette, Jeffrey Fizette, Sean
Miller, Tawny Gardner- Vanbrussel, and Misty
Gardner- Searer.
Great grandchildren; Ashton Elizabeth
Miller-Norman, Gillian Fizette, Marrian Fizette,
Jeremy Fizette Jr. (father Jeremy Fizette
Sr.>grandchild of Elizabeth deceased), Carter
Carrier, Landon Boone, Jayden Gardner, Jacob
Fizette and Addyson Lea Miller -Gray.
Church services to be held
in Mifflintown, Pa. Friday September 9, 2011.
The family asks that in lieu of flowers
donations be made to The American Cancer Society
Ray W. Kitner, 89, of Shermans Dale went to be
with the Lord on Tuesday, September 6, 2011 at
his Carroll Twp. home.
Born November 25, 1921 in New Bloomfield, he was
the son of the late Amos and Mary (Gibbney)
Kitner.
Ray was member of the former Roseglen Brethren
in Christ Church and the Liverpool VFW. He
served his country during WWII as a Machinist
Mate First Class in the navy. His ship was
commissioned to Pearl Harbor during the invasion
and was actively involved in the battle. He
retired from the Mechanicsburg Naval Supply
Depot and enjoyed helping others, farming,
sawmilling, hunting and raising pigs.
Surviving are his wife loving wife of 65 years,
Janice Ickes Kitner. Four sons, Amos and wife
Shirley of Middleboro, MA; William and wife Leta
of Newport, Donald of Dillsburg and Steve and
wife Diann of Shermans Dale. Two daughters,
Linda Stone and husband David of Millerstown and
Barbara Goodling of Newport. 13 grandchildren
and 23 great grandchildren.
Services will be held at 11 AM on Friday,
September, 8, 2011 in the Boyer Funeral Home,
101 . Main Street, New Bloomfield. Rev. Brandon
Byler will officiate. Burial, with full
military honors, will be in Bloomfield
Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home
Thursday 6-8 PM and Friday one hour prior to the
service.
Memorial contributions may be made to The Candy
Cane Mailbox Bible Club, 12 Ridgeway Drive,
Carlisle, Pa. 17013
Paul S. Fry, 73, of
175 Dellville Road, Duncanon,
died early Monday morning
August 22, 2011 at his home.
Born September 28, 1937 in
Dellville, he was the son of
Samuel A. and Esther M.
(Ebersole) Fry.
Paul was former employee of
Harrisburg Dairies and
Harrisburg Healthcare, he
was a school bus driver and
a member of Dellville United
Methodist Church .
Surviving are his wife,
Patricia, four sons, Kevin
of Washington DC, Michael of
Carlisle, Jeffrey of Boston
and Rodney of Etters; a
daughter, Wanda Nearhood of
New Bloomfield and a step
daughter, Shannon Kroh of
Duncannon. A brother,
Charles Fry of Duncannon;
two sisters, Ruth Marie
Mullen of New Bloomfield and
Shirley Jenkins of
Duncannon. Two step sons,
Richard Minoty of Augusta,
ME and Scott Minoty of
Vasselborl , ME. 7
grandchildren and 4 great
grandchildren.
Services will be held at 11
AM on Friday, August 26,
2011 in the Dellville United
Methodist Church . His
Pastor, Rev. Kurt Herzberg
will officiate assisted by
Rev.
Keith Ingram. Burial will be
in Dellville Cemetery . A
visitation will be held one
hour prior to the service.
Arrangements are under the
direction of Boyer Funeral
Home, 230 N. High St . ,
Duncannon.
Darvin E. "DJ" Benner Jr.,
25, of 1029 Keystone Way ,
died on Monday, August 15,
2011 in Carlisle Regional
Medical Center of injuries
sustained in an automobile
accident.
He was born October 6, 1985
In Harrisburg and was the
son of Darvin E. Benner Sr.
of Newport and Kimberly
(Jenkins) Hessbruegge of
Carlisle. DJ attended West
Perry High School .
Surviving in addition to his
parents are his soul mate,
Tina Manley and their son
Gabriel Michael Benner of
Carlisle . A brother Jesse
Benner and wife Erin of
Newport, a sister Sarah
Benner of Carlisle, and step
father John Hessbruegge of
Carlisle .
Services will be held at 2
PM on Sunday, August 21,
2011 in the Boyer Funeral
Home, 101 W. Main Street ,
New Bloomfield. Burial will
be in Eshcol Cemetery .
Friends may call at the
funeral home on Sunday from
1-2 PM
Helen R. Clouser, 91, of 31 Barnett Street , New Bloomfield, went to be with the Lord on Wednesday, August 10, 2011 in The Manor at Perry Village , New Bloomfield.
Born January 11, 1920, she was the daughter of the late William and Agnes (Rhoades,) Clouser
Mrs. Clouser was a member of New Bloomfield United Methodist Church , she had been a member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the New Bloomfield Fire Co,. She was retired employee of. The Book of The Month Club and enjoyed sewing, crocheting and knitting.
She was the widow of Bert W. Clouser Sr.(1962) and is survived by a son, Bert W. Clouser Jr. and a daughter, Nancy Stahley both of New Bloomfield. and 2 grandsons, Bert W. Stahley and Jesse
C. Clark. She was preceded in death by a son, Edwin Clark Clouser, and a grandson, Danny L. Stahley; 2 brothers, John and William Rhoades and a sister, Susan Magaro.
Services will be held at 10 AM on Saturday, August 13, 2011 in the Boyer Funeral Home, 101 W. Main St. , New Bloomfield. Rev. Robert Rice will officiate. Burial will be in Bloomfield Cemetery . Friends may call at the funeral home Friday evening 6-8 PM.
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Miriam “Mim” Ebright Hindinger formerly of 4950 Linglestown Road , Harrisburg , went to be with the Lord on Tuesday Morning July 26, 2011 at her home in
Born December 25, 1921 in Altoona , PA she was the daughter of the late Alfred E. Sr. and Dora Mengle Ebright.
Mim started her career with Bell of PA in Lancaster , PA as a long distance operator. In 1957 she transfered to York , PA as an assistant long distance chief operator. In 1958 she transfered
to Clearfield as chief operator and later transfered to Harrisburg in 1963 as a chief service advisor until her retirement in 1982, with 38 years service..
On August 24, 1963 she married James W. Hindinger in Winchester , VA. They resided at their Linglestown residence from April 1964 until October 2000 when they relocated to Dade City , FL. She enjoyed traveling in their recreational vehicles. Since 1966 , when they purchased their RV, they have traveled to all 48 contiguous states. She was a member of Kamp Fire Kampers, Good Sam Club, Holiday Rambler RV Club and Family Motor Coach Association.
She was a member of the Telephone Pioneers.and was former member of the Linglestown Church Of God.
Surviving are her husband James W. Hindinger, a daughter Judith A. Betz of FL. Four step children-James W. Jr., Patricia Hindinger Gummo , Joseph E. all of Altoona PA and John C, of Pittsburgh, PA, five step grandchildren, James T., Ryan P.., Joseph E. Jr., Jessica and Christopher Cramer. A brother, Alfred E. Ebright Jr. of Reno , NV along with nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by a sister Ruth Ebright Proulx.
Services will be held at 11 AM on Monday, August 1, 2011 in the Linglestown Church of God,
Rev. Barry Stahl will officiate. Burial will be in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens , Harrisburg , Friends may call at the church one hour prior to the service
Memorial contributions may be made to Hernando-Pasco-Hospice, 12107 Majestic Blvd , Hudson , FL 34667
Arrangements are under the direction of Boyer Funeral Home, 230 N. High Street , Duncannon.
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Harry E. Smoker, 51, of
410 Upper Bailey Road, Newport died July 9,
2011at his Miller Twp. home. No services
have been scheduled.
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Robert E. Jones, 82, of 5331 Spring Road, went to be with the Lord on Thursday, July 14, 2011 in Carlisle Regional Medical Center , surrounded by his family.
Born November 18, 1928 in Shermans Dale, he was the son of the late Louis and Olive (Baum) Jones.
He was a retired employee of the former Pennsylvana Railroad, He attended Trinity United Church of Christ, New Bloomfield; he was a member of the Shermans Dale Fire Co. and the New Bloomfield Sportsmen Association. He was a 1948 graduate of the Bloomfield HighSchool and enjoyed working out of doors.
Surviving are his wife of 60 years, June Page Jones, a son Larry and wife Barbara of Shermans Dale..
4 grandchildren, Dave and wife Meagen, Alice Houser, Tanya Jones and Kim Cardounel and husband Carlos. Great grandchildren, Kyle Jones, Kaylene McMillen, Bryonno McMillen, Tyler Barlow, Tanner Barlow, Randi Holocker and Alexandria Holocker. Great great grandchjildren, Jayeclyn, Tyeler and Olivea.. He was preceded in death by a son, Lewis Stephen Jones (1984) a brother Harry Jones and a sister, Rhueybelle Smalick.
Services will be held at 11 AM on Monday, July 18, 2011 in Boyer Funeral Home, 101 W. Main Street , New Bloomfield. Rev. George Martz will officiate. Burial will be in Pisgah Cemetery . Friends may call at the funeral home one hour prior to the service. |
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Walter J. “Socky” Schubert, 64. of 132 S. 4th Street , Newport, went to be with Lord on Thursday,
June 30, 2011 at his home surrounded by his family and friends.
Born June 3, 1947 in ;Elizabeth NJ, he was the son of the late Water M. and Dorothy K. McCarron .Schubert.
He was a former employee of Service Master of Linglestown at Penn National Insurnace, Harrisburg . and was a member of Newport Assembly of God.
Surviving are his wife, Diane Schubert, a daughter, Melanie L. Schubert both of Newport . 5 sisters, Kathlene M. McCarron of NC, Veronica M. Kauffman of DE, Christine M. Mutzabaugh and Mary Elizabeth Weyant both of Newport and Judith Ann Strassman of Mt. Joy .. The are also many nieces and nephews.
Services will be held at 11 AM on Tuesday, July 5, 2011 in the Newport Assembly of God, His Pastor, Rev. Gary Bellis will officiate. Burial will be at the convenience of the family. Friends may call at the church one hour prior to the service.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Newport Assembly of God Family Life Center Fund, 253, N. 6th ST . , Newport , PA , 17074
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Grace D. Book, 75, of 451 Blain Road , achieved her life long goal of meeting her Savior face to face on Sunday, June 26, 2011 in Holy Spirit Hospital .
She was born April 24, 1936 in Blain and was the daughter of the late George F. and Mary Zimmerman Frank.
Grace was a member and permanent fixture of The Church of The Living Christ, Loysville. She was a retired driver for the Perry County Transportation Authority , a member of the Blain Senior Center . Her whole life was devoted to the cause of Christ.. She was a wonderful example of service, caring and ministry. Her great smile was contagious and was heaven-sent.
She was the widow of John E. Book and is survived by a son, Wilford Book and a brother, Nevin Rice both of Blain, and 2 grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a daughter, Carolyn Goodheer.
Services will be held at 11 AM on Thursday, June 30, 2011 at The Perry Mennonite Center, Green Park Road (RT 233).Landisburg. Her Pastor, Rev. Doran Wray will officiate assisted by Associate Pastor. Rev. Adam Williams. A luncheon will be held after the service, Followed by Burial in Blain Cemetery .. Friends may call at the Boyer Funeral Home, 101 W. Main St. , New Bloomfield on Wednesday 2-4 PM and at the church on Thursday 9-11 AM.
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Rudolph H. Davis Jr., 68, of 730 Pisgah State Road , died on Thursday, June 16, 2011 at his Carroll Twp. home.
Born January 8, 1943 in Worcester , MA he was he son of the late Rudolph H. Davis Sr. and Mildred Hodges Davis.
He was a retired employee of Norfolk Southern Railroad , a veteran of the Vietnam War and a member of Duncannon American Legion and VFW post 255.
Surviving are his wife Lily Davis; 3 sons, John A. of Duncannon, Steven N. of Marysville and Donald E. of SD; 2daughters, Christine Budreau and Gail LaPointe both of MA. 3 brothers, Glenn of CO., Michael of ID and Jeffrey of MD. A sister, Brenda Ainsworth of MA. 16 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.
Services will be held at the convenience of the family.
Arrangements are under the direction of Boyer Funeral Home, 30 N. High St. , Duncannon. PA
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Arthur W. Myers Sr., 60, of 115 Paradise Road, Duncannon, died Monday, June 6, 2011 in Carlisle Regional Medical Center .
Born May 5, 1951 he was the son of the late Lawrence G. Sr. and Margaret Myers.
Art was a gentle, quiet man who loved his family, gardening and nature. He was employed by Keystone Contractors and attended Abundant Harvest Church .
Surviving are his wife, Faye Myers. A son, Arthur W. Jr., 2 step sons, Barry Taylor Sr. and Billie J. Fox all of Duncannon. A daughter, Heather A. Salada of Alabama .
2 brothers. Paul and Richard Myers and a sister, Evelyn Wright all of Duncannon.
11 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild. He was preceded in death by 2 brothers, Lawrence W. Myers Jr. and Forest Myers.
Services will be held at 11 AM on Saturday, June 11, 2011 in the Boyer Funeral Home,
230 N. High Street, Duncannon. Dr. David Tanner will officiate. Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery , Miller Twp. Friends may call at the funeral home one hour prior to the service.
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Peter A. Theis, 59, of 1029 Clouser
Hollow Road, New Bloomfield passed away at his
home on Tuesday, May 17, 2001, surrounded by his
family and friends, after a long and courageous
battle with Cancer.
He was born June 24, 1951 in Lebanon, PA and was
the son of the late Henry and Martha (Becker)
Theis.
He was a loving, caring husband and father and
was an employee of Norfolk Southern Railroad; a
member of the Duncannon American Legion and VFW
Post 255. He enjoyed NASCAR and was a Jeff
Gordon fan. He enjoyed his time relaxing in
Deleware and Raystown and his animals Stormy,
Star and EZ.
Surviving are his wife, Cindy Theis, two
daughters, Dorty Theis of Harrisburg and Stacy
Shomper and husband Dave of Elizabethtown, a
brother, Randy Theis of Manheim, PA..
A memorial gathering and service will be held at
12 noon on Saturday, May 21, 2011 in the
Duncannon American. Rev. Anthony C. Hill will
officiate. Burial will be at the family's
convenience.
Joseph
J.
Klingman,
91,
fomerly
of
Newport,
went to
be with
the Lord
on
Friday,
May 13,
2011 at
The
Manor At
Perry
Village,
surrounded
by his
loving
family.
Joe was
born on
October
8, 1919
in
Sunbury
, PA
and was
the son
of the
late
Leroy
and Ruth
(Kimble)
Klingman.
He was a
member
of
Hilltop
Christian
Church.
He, and
his
family,
owned
and
operated
the
former
Newport
Gas Co.
from
1952
until
his
retirement
in 1977.
He was a
member
of the
VFW and
American
Legion
and was
a navy
veteran
of
WWII.
He was a
former
member
of the
Perry
County
Credit
Bureau
and had
been a
member
of the
Newport
School
Board.
He
enjoyed
traveling
in his
motor
home,
wood
working
and
working
with his
backhoe.
He was a
genuinely
nice man
who
cared
about
the
needs of
others.
He was
the
widower
of
Estella
A.
Klingman,
with
whom he
shared
59-1/2
years of
marriage;
He is
survived
by 2
sons,
Joseph
N.
Klingman
and wife
Marietta,
and
Jerrie
N.
Klingman
and wife
Susan
all of
Newport.
3
daughters,
Ruth C.
Hockenberry
and
husband
Anthony
of
Newport
, Joyce
A.
Flickinger
of
Mechanicburg
and
Linda K.
Knapp
and
husband
Mike of
Dauphin.
2
brothers,
Earl and
Clinton
Klingman
of
Sunbury
and a
sister
in law,
Marcella
Ream of
Selinsgrove.
15
grandchildren,
23 great
grandchildren
and 7
great
great
grandchildren.
Services
will be
held at
11 AM on
Tuesday,
May 17,
2011 at
Hilltop
Christian
Church,
721
Hillcrest
Drive,
Newport.
His
Pastor,
Rev.
James
Penica
will
officiate.
Burial
will be
in
Newport
Cemetery
.
Friends
may call
at the
Boyer
Funeral
Home,
101 W.
Main
Street,
New
Bloomfield,
Monday
evening,
May 16,
2011,
7-9 PM
and
Tuesday,
at the
church,
one hour
prior to
the
service.
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Charles
W.
"Chuck"
Miller,
54, of
512
Roseglen
Road ,
Duncannon
went to
be with
the Lord
on
Friday,
May 6,
2011 at
his
Wheatfield
Twp.
home.
Born
June 16,
1956 in
Harrisburg
he was
the son
of Nancy
Miller
of
Lewes ,
DE
and the
late
Charles
Miller.
Chuck
was a
service
technician
at
Bobby
Rahal
Toyota,
Mechanicsburg.
He was a
member
of
Roseglen
United
Methodist
Church
, Social
Order of
Owls of
Newport,
Millerstown
Moose
and
Duncannon
Sportsmen's
Association.
He was a
hunting,
fishing
and
"everything
out of
doors"
enthusiast.
Surviving
in
addition
to is
mother
are his
wife,
Luanne (Waizenegger)
Miller,
a
son
Brian
Miller
and wife
Sarah, a
daughter,
Staci
Miller
all of
Duncannon.
Two
brothers,
Roland
Miller
of Lewes
, DE and
Keith
Miller
of
Newport
; a
sister,
Terry
Miller
of Lewes
, DE . A
niece,
Janice
Kenee of
Claymont
, DE and
many
other
nieces
and
nephews.
Services
will be
held at
11 AM on
Thursday,
May 12,
2011
in the
Dellville
United
Methodist
Church
. His
Pastor,
Rev.
Wyatt
Taylor
will
officiate.
Burial
will be
in the
church
cemetery.
Friends
may call
at the
church
Wednesday
evening
7-9 PM
and
Thursday
one hour
prior to
the
service.
Memorial
contributions
may be
made to
Roseglen
United
Methodist
Church
,
722 New
Bloomfield
Road ,
Duncannon
, Pa.
17020
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Kensey Lynn Wiehe,
infant daughter of Kerry and Marisa Wiehe of New
Bloomfield, died May 3, 2011 in Harrisburg
Hospital. Services were private.
Layton W. Sheaffer, 76, of New
Bloomfield, surrounded by his family, entered
peacefully into his Lord's presence on Saturday,
April 16, 2011 at the home of his daughter,
Tambra Nesbit.
He is survived by his wife, Catharine (Katie)
Owen Sheaffer, with whom he celebrated his 58th
wedding anniversary in August of 2010. He was
the son of the late Layton C. Sheaffer and Edna
Gensler Sheaffer.
He was employed for 43 years in the wholesale
millwork industry. He had worked at Morgan
Millwork and Adam Wholesalers, which merged into
one company, Anderson Logistics where he retired
from in 1999. He was a lifetime member of the
New Bloomfield Fire Company and Firemen's
Club and was
Fire Chief from 1965-19977. He was a
member of the New Bloomfield, United Methodist
Church, Red Power IHC Chapter #17,
Perry County Old Iron Collectors and
Monday Night Bowling League at Perry
Lanes. He also loved Sprint Car and all forms of
Auto racing, camping, gardening and was a West
Perry Sports fan. He enjoyed restoring and
showing his antique tractors. He loved gospel
music and followed The Gabriels and The Original
Couriers since the beginning of their careers.
He is also survived by his sons, Robert W., and
wife, Lin of Shermans Dale, Charles L. and wife,
Sheila, and Richard A. Sheaffer, daughters,
Tambra L. Nesbit and Paula J. Saltzburg, all of
New Bloomfield. He is also survived by 15
grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren, one
great-great-grandchild, and a sister, Dorothy
Berrier and husband, George, also of New
Bloomfield.
A viewing will be held
6-8 PM Wednesday at Boyer Funeral Home,
New Bloomfield. The funeral will be held on
Thursday, April 21st at 11:00 AM at the
New Bloomfield United Methodist Church,
with a viewing at
10:00 AM. Burial will be in the
New Bloomfield Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to the New
Bloomfield United Methodist Church,
100 W. Main Street, New Bloomfield, PA 17068,
The New Bloomfield Fire Company,
23 West High Street, New Bloomfield, PA 17068
or Hospice of Central PA,
1320 Linglestown Road, Harrisburg, PA 17110
Starla
A.
Atwood,
41, of
Duncannon
died on
Wednesday,
April 6,
2001 in
Harrisburg
Hospital
.
She was
born in
the old
Osteopathic
Hospital
on
Freont
Street ,
Harrisburg
on
December
23,
1969.
Surviving
are her
father,
Lonnie
B.
Maxwell
of
Duncannon,
her
mother
Susan
Saul
Maxwell
of
Williamsport
. Her
paternal
grandmother,
Pearl
Maxwell
of
Duncannon.
A
sister,
LaLaina
Wax and
a
brother
Jason
Maxwell
both of
Lemoyne.
Her
children,
JesseLee,
Shania,
Sara,
Gauge,
Gunner,
Gatlin
and
Conner
and her
grandchildren,
Mason
and
Emma,
and a
companion
Jim
Sherrick
ofDuncannon.
She was
preceded
in death
by her
grandfather,
Benjamin
Maxwell.
She
devoted
her life
to her
granddaughter
Emma
with
whom she
lived at
the time
of her
passing.
A
celebration
of life
memorial
services
will be
held
from 2-4
PM on
Saturday,
April
16, 2001
in God’s
Missionary
Church
,
High
Street,
Duncannon.
Rev.
Jeremy
Fuller
will
officiate.
Burial
will be
held at
the
convenience
of the
family.
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Larry W. Fry, 72, of 2101 Middle Ridge Road , Newport , died Thursday, April 7, 2011 at his home.
Born April 19, 1938 in New Bloomfield, he was the son of the late Frank L. Sr. and Katharine Shatto Fry.
Larry was a retired real estate agent for Green Acres Realty, a member of Trinity United Church of Christ, New Bloomfield. He was a 1956 graduate of the former Perry Joint High School . He was a member of the following organizations. Life member of the Newport Fire Co., Life member of the New Bloomfield Sportsmen’s Association, Life member of the Social Order of Owls of Newport where he served as president for 12 years, Penn State Alumni Association, American Legion Post 177 of Newport, VFW Post 7463 New Bloomfield, Loyal Order of Moose International. He was a member of the Air Force Reserve and played in the 553rd Air Force Band. He attended Shippensburg University .
He loved horses and harness racing and he owned and raced horses since 1962. He was a member of the Pennsylvania Harness Horsemen’s Association, Cloverleaf Standard bred Owners Association, The National Harness Horsemen’s Association, United States Trotting Association. He was licensed as an owner to race harness horses in Pennsylvania , Maryland and New Jersey . He was the owner of late model race car # 3, Fry Stables, and raced in Pennsylvania and Maryland during the 70’s and 80’s. He was a Penn State Fan and attended the games for last 35 years. He was also a NASCAR fan and attended several races each year..
He enjoyed driving his motor home and going to car and horse races. He also enjoyed sitting on his patio and watching the deer in the fields.
Surviving is his loving wife of 51-1/2 years, Shirley Fritz Fry. 3 brothers, John and wife Phoebe of New Bloomfield, Dale and his wife Barbara of New Jersey and David and wife Arlene of Deleware. A sister in law, Faye Fry of Carlisle and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by a brother, Frank L. Fry Jr.
Services will be held at 11 AM on Monday, April 11, 2011 in Trinity United Church of Christ, High Street, New Bloomfield. Rev. George Martz will officiate. Burial will be in Bloomfield Cemetery . Friends may call at the Boyer Funeral Home, 101 W. Main St . , New Bloomfield on Sunday evening, 6-8 PM and 10-11 AM on Monday at the church.
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Marilyn
A.
Skerry
Blaine
,
67, of
134 N.
Market
Street,
Duncannon
died
early on
Tuesday,
April 5,
2011 in
Holy
Spirit
Hospital,
Camp
Hill.
Mrs.
Blaine
was born
on June
20, 1943
in
Montague
, MA and
was the
daughter
of the
late
George
and
Ethel
Dorow
Skerry.
She was
an
employee
of
Clarks
Ferry
All-American
Truck
Stop.
Her
family
was her
passion
and she
was a
caring
mother
and
grandmother.
She was
the
widow of
William
L.
Blaine
who died
in 1975;
surviving
is a
daughter,
Valerie
Blaine
Rudy,
with
whom she
lived. 5
grandchildren,
Michael,
Shane
and
Robyn
Zerbe,
Amber
Hockenberry
and
Kaytlin
Rudy. A
sister,
Arlene
McCormick.
She was
preceded
in death
by a
daughter,
Billie
Jo
Blaine
Biffart.
Services
will be
held at
noon on
Saturday,
April
10, 2011
in the
Boyer
Funeral
Home,
230 N.
High
Street,
Duncannon.
Rev.
Kris
Poontjak
will
officiate.
Burial
will be
in Union
Cemetery
.
Friends
may
call
at
the
funeral
home
on
Saturday
one
hour
prior
to
the
service
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Hazel
R.
Calhoun,
92,
of
325
Wesley
Drive
,
Mechanicsburg
and
formerly
of
Duncannon,
died
on
Thursday,
March
31,
2011
in
Forest
Park
Nursing
Home,
Carlisle
.
Born
September
30,
1918
in
Bedford
County
,
she
was
the
daughter
of
the
late
Harry
and
Gertrude
(Pee)
Claybaugh.
Mrs.
Calhoun
was
a
member
of
Christ
Lutheran
Church
,
Duncannon
and
a
1937
graduate
of
Everett
High
School
.
Her
family
was
her
passion
and
she
was
a
caring
wife,
mother,
grandmother
and
great
grandmother.
She
enjoyed
baking,
sewing
and
knitting.
She
was
the
widow
of
Ferman
R.
Calhoun
who
died
in
2009.
Surviving
are
a
son
Terry
E.
Calhoun
of
Reading
and
a
daughter,
Karen
L.
Moyer
of
Enola.
4
grandchildren,
Kristen
Hampton
and
husband
Matt;
Cory
Calhoun;
Addy
Pion
and
husband
Michael
and
Adam
Moyer
and
wife
Jamie.
2
great
grandchildren,
Avery
and
Maggie
Pion.
A
nephew,
Dennis
Claybaugh
of
Everett.
She
was
preceded
in
death
by a
brother,
Ralph
Claybaugh.
Services
will
be
held
at
11
AM
on
Monday,
April
4,
2011
in
Christ
Lutheran
Church
,
115
Church
Street
,
Duncannon.
Her
Pastor,
Rev.
David
Schreffler
will
officiate,
burial
will
be
in
Union
Cemetery
.
Friends
may
call
at
the
church
10-11
AM
on
Monday.
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Arie
E.
Stoltzfus
of
Conoco
Lane ,
Blain,
passed
away on
March
27, 2011
at her
home.
She is
survived
by her
husband,
Phares
Z.
Stoltzfus
Sr., 5
sons,
Paul,
husband
of
Fannie
Hosteter,
Amos M.
Stoltzfus,
single
at home,
Jacob,
husband
of Katie
Esh,
Stevie,
husband
of Naomi
Lapp and
Phares
Jr.,
husband
of
Rebecca
Stoltfus.
She was
preceded
in death
by a
stillborn
son and
a 4-1/2
month
daughter,
Rebecca.
Funeral
services
will be
held at
the late
home on
Tuesday,
March
29,
2011.
The
family
requests
no
flowers.
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Donald
H. Long,
79,
formerly
of
Shermans
Dale,
went to
be with
the Lord
early
Thursday,
March
17, 2011
in
Holy
Spirit
Hospital.
Born
October
4, 1935
in
Shermans
Dale, he
was the
son of
the late
Harold
and
Elizabeth
(Brown)
Long.
Don was
a farmer
and a
life-long
employee
of H.
R.Wentzel
and
Sons,
Newport
. He
was a
member
of
Mannsville
Lutheran
Church
and The
Perry
County
Old Iron
Club.
He loved
being
with the
children
at Long
Acre
Farm.
Surviving
are a
brother,
Wayne
Long and
wife
Patricia
of
Mechanicsburg;
a
sister,
Mary
Ellen
Mullen
and
husband
George
of
Shermans
Dale.
Two
nephews,
Steven
Long and
wife
Leisa of
Mechanicsburg
and
Thomas
Mullen
and wife
Debra of
Millerstown;
two
nieces,
Terry
Long of
Palmyra
and
Kathy
Wheatley
and
husband
Donald
of
Davenport,
FL.
Two
grand
nephews,
Jared
and
Josiah
Wheatley.
Services
will be
held at
11 AM on
Monday,
March
21, 2011
in the
Boyer
Funeral
Home,
101 W.
Main St.
, New
Bloomfield.
His
Pastor,
Jay Bohn
will
officiate.
Burial
will be
in
Eshcol
Cemetery
.
Friends
may call
at the
funeral
home
one hour
pior to
the
service.
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James
W.
Wilson,
79, of
Jericho
Road ,
New
Bloomfield,
died on
Wednesday,
March 9,
2011 in
the
Carlisle
Regional
Medical
Center .
Born
August
3, 1931
in Howe
Twp.,
Perry
County ,
he was
the son
of the
late
William
Edgar
and
Mabel (Moretz)
Wilson.
He was
an army
veteran
of the
Korean
War, a
member
of the
Newport
American
Legion
and was
a
retired
employee
of the
Pennsylvania
Department
of
Welfare.
He
enjoyed
wood-working.
He was
the
widow of
AnnaMae
Wilson
(Jan/11)
surviving
is a
daughter,
Vicki
Myers of
Shermans
Dale, a
son Earl
Dunkleberger
of
Newville.
A
brother,
William
E.
Wilson
Jr. of
Greenpark;
four
sisters,
Gertrude
E. "Sis"
Morrow
of
Newport,
Helen M.
Shuman
of Camp
Hill,
Ruth
Gibson
and
Ethel "Micky"
Mohler
both of
New
Bloomfield
. 6
grandchildren
and 9
great
grandchildren
and
nieces
and
nephews
Services
will be
held at
11 AM on
Monday,
March
14, 2011
in the
Chapel
at
Westminster
Memorial
Garden ,
Carlisle
.
Visitation
will be
10:30-11
AM at
the
chapel.
Burial,
with
military
honors,
will be
in the
adjoining
cemetery.
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Vincent
W.
Sledezinski,
82, of
365
Briner
Road ,
Elliottsburg,
died
early
Saturday,
February
26, 2011
at his
Spring
Township
home.
He was a
devoted
husband,
father
and
grandfather.
His
family
was his
pride
and joy.
Born
October
24, 1928
in Lake
Arial ,
Wayne
County,
Pennsylvania,
he was
the son
of the
late
Michael
and
Tefoli (Klomfas)
Sledzinski.
He was a
member
of St.
Bernard's
Cathoic
Church ,
New
Bloomfield
and held
a third
degree
in the
Knights
of
Columbus.
He was a
farmer
and
managed
the Free
Spirit
Campground.
He was
the
widower
of
Josephine
M.
Sledzinski
(2005)
and is
survived
by a
son,
Vincent
C. of
New
Bloomfield,
a
daughter,
Susan
Sledzinski
of
Elliottsburg.
Two
brothers,
Kosteck
Sledzinski
of Lake
Arial
and John
Sledzinski
of
Shermans
Dale.
Three
granddaughters,
Jamie
Sue
DeCellis,
Ashley
and
Chelsea
Sledzinski.
Mass of
Christian
Burial
will be
celebrated
at 10:30
AM on
Wednesday,
March 2,
2011 in
St.
Bernard's
Catholic
Church,
Shermans
Valley
Road ,
New
Bloomfield.
Rev.
Robert
Sharman
will be
celebrant.
Burial
will be
in
New
Bloomfield
Cemetery
.
Friends
may call
at the
Boyer
Funeral
Home,
101 W.
Main St.
,
New
Bloomfield
,
Tuesday
7-9 PM.
Recitation
of the
Rosary
will be
at
8:45 PM.
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Charles T. Rodenizer, 79, of
Spring Creek Nursing Home, died
Tuesday, February 22, 2011 in
Harrisburg Hospital.
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>He was born November 8, 1932 and was the son of
Ira T. and Marie Hensel Rodenizer.
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>He was a retired employee of
Overhead Doors, Inc and enjoyed
hunting, fishing and camping.
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>Surviving are two sons, Steven and wife Iris of
Harrisburg, and Ira and wife Dawn of Lewistown,
two daughters, Catherine Dison and husband
Robert of Evansburg, and Sue Stuck and husband
Gary of Lewistown. Twelve grandchildren, twenty
great grandchildren and one great great
grandchild.
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>Graveside services will be held at
11:30 AM on Friday, February 25, 2011 at
Juniata Memorial Park,
Lewistown.
Barbara J. Zimmerman Boak, 69, formerly of Marysville and Chandler AZ died on
Monday, February 14, 2011 in Loyalton at Creekview Senior Living Center, Mechanicsburg.
Barbara was born August 7, 1941 in Danville, PA and was the daughter of the late Lawrence and Agnes (Ayers) Zimmerman.
She was a retired manager for Highmark Blue Shield, and a 1959 graduate of Susquenita High School. A member of Duncannon American Legion and Duncannon VFW.
She was the widow of Robert K. Boak Jr. (Nov. 2010). Surviving are three brothers,
Paul Zimmerman of Orange Park, FL, David Zimmerman of Lady Lake, FL,
and Karl Zimmerman of Marysville. Three sisters, Lois Himes of Duncannon,
Marna Boyer of Shermans Dale and Beth Perkins of Marysville. Also surviving are many nieces, nephews and cousins.
Services will be held at 11AM on Saturday, February 19, 2011 in the Boyer Funeral Home, 230 N. High St., Duncannon. Rev. Anthony C. Hill will officiate. Burial will be in New Bloomfield Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home one hour prior to the service.
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Samuel
O. Davis
Announcing
the
death of
Samuel
O.
Davis,
90, of
Patio
Court,
New
Bloomfield.
Born
February
29,
1920,
died
February
2,
2011.
Survived
by his
wife
Dorothy
R.
Davis; 4
children,
9
grandchildren
and 11
great
grndchildren.
A
memorial
service
will be
held on
Saturday,
February
19, 2011
at 11 AM
in
New
Bloomfield
United
Methodist
Church, W.
Main
Street,
New
Bloomfield.
A
visitation
will be
held
from
10:30 AM
until
the time
of
service.
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Stephen
K. Hege, 62, of 172 S. Carlisle
Street , New Bloomfield, went to be
with the Lord on Sunday, January 30,
2001 in Holy Spirit Hospital, Camp
Hill.
Born November 18,
1948 in Chambersburg he was the son
of the Margie Hege who resides in
Chambersburg and the late Richard
Hege.
He was
a 1966 graduate of St. Thomas High
School , and earned his B.A. from
Penn State University and his M.A.
from
Shippensburg University .
Steve
was a well-known and respected
member of the West Perry faculty,
teaching Math and Science for 39
years until his retirement in 2010.
He also served as an Assistant Coach
for JV Baseball at West Perry.
Steve was active in the Church and
community, serving with the Lions
Club, Lions Community Theater, a
long-standing member of the Good
News Singers, a member of the New
Bloomfield UM Choir, and numerous
other ministries of New Bloomfield
UM Church.
Steve
particularly enjoyed gardening,
bird-watching, and walking the
trails at
Little Buffalo State Park.
He was also an avid
Nittany Lions fan.
Surviving in addition to his mother
are his wife, Carol Pontius Hege.
Two sons, Dr. Brent Hege of
Indianapolis, IN and Adam
Hege of New Bloomfield and a brother
Craig Hege of Chambersburg.
Services will be held at 10 AM on
Saturday, February 5, 2011 in the
West Perry Middle School ,
2620 Shermans Valley Road ,
Elliottsburg , PA.
Rev. Robert Rice will
officiate. Burial will be in
Bloomfield Cemetery . Viewing hours
will be 5-8 PM on Friday, February
4, in the
New Bloomfield United Methodist
Church .
John
C.
“Dook”
Stone,
72, of
387
Paige
Hill
Road ,
Landisburg,
died on
Wednesday,
January
26, 2011
in Holy
Spirit
Hospital,
Camp
Hill.
Born May
18, 1938
in
Spring
Township.,
Perry
County
, he was
the son
of the
late
Charles
and
Mildrerd
Hoffman
Stone.
John was
a
retired
employee
of
Knouse
Foods
Inc. of
Peach
Glen.
He was a
member
of the
Landisburg
Fire
Company
and
Ambulance
Association
and
enjoyed
hunting
and
NASCAR.
Surviving
ar his
wife,
Mabel
Crockett
Stone.
A
daughter,
Deb
Nailor
and
husband
Josh of
Landisburg.
A
brother,
Dale of
New
Bloomfield;
4
sisters,
Olive
Sherman
of
Landisburg,
Gail
Fooselman
of
Newport
, Bella
Moyer
and
Doris
Robinson
both of
Carlisle
. A
half
sister
Monora
Bunner
of Ohio
and 4
grandchildren.
Tori,
Karly,
Kelsie
and
Tyler
Nailor
He was
preceded
in death
by 2
brothers,
Gary and
David
Stone.
Services
will be
held at
11 AM on
Monday,
January
31, 2011
in the
Boyer
Funeral
Home,
101 W.
Main St.
, New
Bloomfield.
Rev.
Anthony
C, Hill
will
officiate.
Burial
will be
in
Bloomfield
Cemetery
, New
Bloomfield.
Friends
may call
at the
funeral
home
on
Sunday
evening
7-9 PM,
and one
hour
prior to
the
service
on
Monday.
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Frank
L. Fry
Jr,
of
Carlisle
and
formerly
of New
Bloomfield
died
Monday,
January
24, 2011
in Sara
Todd
Nursing
Home,
Carlisle
. Frank
was a
loving
and
kind-hearted
man,
always
helping
others
when he
could.
Born
March
28,
1931,
Frank
was the
oldest
of five
sons
born to
Frank L.
Sr. and
Katharine
(Shatto)
Fry in
New
Bloomfield.
Frank
graduated
from
New
Bloomfield
High
School
in 1949
and
enlisted
in the
army
where he
served
in the
Korean
Conflict.
Following
his
military
service
Frank
graduated
from
Penn
State
University
in 1957
with a
Bachelor
of
Forestry
Science
degree.
He
married
Faye
Romaine
Haines
on June
2, 1957
and for
their
honeymoon
they
went to
McCloud
, CA
to
accept
his
first
job with
U. S.
Department
of
Forestry
on the
Shasta
Trinity
National
Forest
. In
later
years
Frank
was
transferred
to
McCall
and
Boise ,
Idaho
. He
retired
after 35
years
service
and
returned
to
Pennsylvania
in 2005
to be
near his
family.
Surviving
are his
beautiful
wife of
53
years,
Faye
(Haines)
Fry.
Three
daughters,
Carole
Boyer of
Boise,
ID,
Barbara
Johnson
of
Cary, NC
and
Joanne
Jones of
Tacoma,
WA.
Four
brothers,
John of
New
Bloomfield,
Dale of
NJ,
David
of DE
and
Larry of
Newport.
3
grandchildren,
Sara
Boyer
Wanstrom,
Ethan
Benjamin
Johnson
and Seth
Ryan
Johnson
all of
Idaho .
He was
preceded
in death
by a
sister
in law,
Annie
Rhodes
Fry and
a
grandson,
Brett
Alan
Boyer.
Services
will be
held at
11 AM on
Tuesday,
February
1, 2011
in the
Boyer
Funeral
Home,
101 W.
Main
Street ,
New
Bloomfield.
Rev.
Galen
Russell
will
officiate.
Burial,
with
full
military
honors,
will be
in
Bloomfield
Cemetery
, New
Bloomfield.
Friends
may call
at the
funeral
home
Monday
evening
7-9 PM
and one
hour
prior to
the
service
on
Tuesday.
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Annamae
Wilson,
82, of
1796
Jericho
Road ,
died
early
Sunday,
January
16, 2011
in
Carlisle
Regional
Medical
Center .
Born
July 27,
1928 in
Centre
Township
, Perry
County ,
she was
the
daughter
of the
late
George
and
Esther
(Lowe)
Bailey.
Mrs.
Wilson
was a
retired
employee
of the
sales
tax
division
of the
Commonwealth
of
Pennsylvania
. She
was an
avid
bowler
for 40
years.
Surviving
are her
husband,
James
Wilson,
a
daughter
Vicki
Myers of
Shermans
Dale and
a son
Earl E.
Dunkleberger
of
Newville.
6
grandchildren
and 9
great
grandchildren.
Services
will be
held at
2 PM on
Thursday,
January
20, 2011
in the
Chapel
at
Westminster
Memorial
Garden ,
Carlisle
. Rev.
Alan K.
Foor
will
officiate.
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Catherine
Snyder,
83,
formerly
of
Marysville,
died
late
Wednesday,
January
12, 2011
in The
Manor at
Perry
Village
,
New
Bloomfield.
Mrs.
Snyder
was a
retired
employee
of the
Department
of Labor
and
Industry.
She was
the
widow of
Ralph R.
Snyder
Sr.
(2000)
and is
survived
by 3
sons,
Ralph
Jr. of
Duncannon,
Philip
of
Dauphin
and
David of
Marysville.
4
daughters,
Patricia
Borrell
of New
Bloomfield,
Teresa
Monaco
of
Shermans
Dale,
Mary
Hurst of
Hummelstown
and
Susan
Kaveney
of
Harrisburg
. 2
sisters,
Dorothy
Packer
and
Florence
Miller
both of
Muir ,
PA. 17
grandchildren,
11 great
grandchildren
and 2
great
great
grandchildren.
She was
preceded
in death
by a
brother.
Services
will be
held at
11 AM on
Saturday,
January
15, 2011
in the
Boyer
Funeral
Home,
101 W.
Main St.
, New
Bloomfield
. Rev.
Anthony
C. Hill
will
officiate.
Burial
will be
in
Bloomfield
Cemetery
.
Friends
may call
at the
funeral
home
on
Saturday
10-11 AM.
Memorial
contributions
may be
made to
The
American
Diabetes
Association,
PO Box
11454 ,
Alexandria
, VA
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"Martha
Charlotte
Burlington,
89,
died
Tuesday
at
her
home
in
Duncannon.
She
was
a
homemaker,
Bible
teacher,
and
volunteer
worker
in
Lake
Worth,
Florida
for
fifty
years
before
moving
to
Duncannon
in
2010.
She
was
preceded
in
death
by
her
two
husbands,
Dr
Henry
S
Burlington,
and
Mr
Ralph
Emerson,
and
by
her
sister
Mrs
Margaret
Reed.
Surviving
are
three
sons,
Charles
of
Duncannon,
James
of
Chelmsford,
U.K.
and
Philip
of
Palm
Beach
Gardens,
Florida,
and
seven
grandchildren.
She
attended
Newport
Assembly
of
God
and
was
a
member
of
Trinity
Assembly
of
God
in
Lantana,
Florida.
Services
will
be
held
at
11
AM
on
Saturday,
January
22,
2011
in
the
Boyer
Funeral
Home,
230
N.
High
Street,
Duncannon.
Rev.
Anthony
C.
Hill
will
officate.
Burial
will
be
at
the
convenience
of
the
family.
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Earle
H.
Moore
Services
for
Earle
Moore
of
Shermans
Dale,
who
died
on
Monday,
January
10,
2011,
will
be
held
at
10:30
AM
on
Tuesday,
January
16,
2011
at
Indiantown
Gap
National
Cemetery
with
full
military
honors.
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 Arlene F. McAllister, 88, 5210 Spring Road, Shermans Dale, died Tuesday, October 5, 2010 in Sara Todd Nursing Home, Carlisle .
Born October 28, 1921 in South Dakota , she was the daughter of the late Harry and Jesty (Reed)Fry.
Mrs. McAllister was a member of Mt. Gilead United Methodist Church , Shermans Dale and the Methodist Women and had retired from the former C H. Masland and Sons, Carlisle .
Surviving are her husband of 69 years, Galen McAllister; a son, Robert McAllister of Shermans Dale and a daughter, Sharlene Cormany of Carlisle . 5 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
Services will be held at 11 AM on Saturday, October 9, 2010 in Mount Gilead United Methodist Church . Rev. Karl Herman will officiate. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call at the church one hour prior to the service.
Boyer Funeral Home, New Bloomfield/Duncannon, is honored to handle the arrangements for the McAllister Family.
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 Audrey
M.
White,
86,
of
242
Juniata
Parkway
E ,
Newport
,
passed
away
on
September
22,
2010
at
Harrisburg
Hospital
.
Born
September
11,
1924
in
Akron
,
Ohio
,
she
is
the
daughter
of
Michael
Wagner
and
Esther
Bryan.
She
was
a
homemaker.
Surviving
in
addition
to
her
husband
Donald
White
are
her
two
sons,
Donn
White
and
wife
Ellen
of
Newport
and
Randall
White
and
wife
Wanda
of
Harrisburg,
four
daughters
Laurel
Elliot
and
husband
Terry
of
Newport,
Nancy
Timmons
and
husband
Russell
of
New
Hampshire,
Linda
Clay
and
Kathy
Hutson,
both
of
Ohio,
11
grandchildren,
12
great-grandchildren
and
1
great-great
grandson.
She
was
preceded
in
death
by
son
Terance
Lee
White
of
California
, as
well
as
brothers
Wilson
and
Victor
Shope.
Memorial
services
were
held
at
11
AM
on
Monday,
September
27,
2010
in
St.
Bernard's
Catholic
Church,
New
Bloomfield.
Rev.
Robert
Sharman
officiated.
Burial
was
in
Bloomfield
Cemetery.
Arrangements
were
under
the
direction
of
Boyer
Funeral
Home,
New
Bloomfield/Duncannon.
Thomas
Joseph
Midrano,
55
of
Newville
and
formerly
of
Blain,
Perry
County
,
went
to
be
with
the
Lord
on
Monday,
September
6,
2010
in
Shippensburg
Health
Center
.
Born
June
7,
1955
in
Newark
NJ
he
was
the
son
of
the
late
Lawrence
and
Deloris
(
Adams
)
Midrano.
Tom
was
a
retired,
decorated
navy
veteran.
Surviving
are
his
wife,
Susan
Weaver
Midrano;
a
daughter,
Karlee
Greene
of
Shippensburg
and
a
son,
Steven
Thomas
Midrano
of
Kansas
.
Tom
was
a
youth
development
aide
at
The
Youth
Development
Center
in
Loysville.
He,
and
his
wife
were
foster
parents
to 7
children
and
headed
an
organization
in
Perry
County
called
CASA.
(Court
Appointed
Special
Advocates)
for
abused
children.
Tom
and
his
wife
fought
for
legislation
for
the
protection
of
abused
children
after
the
tragic
death
of
their
foster
son,
Logan
Borchick,
in
1992.
Tom
enjoyed
fishing,
hunting,
boating
and
motorcycles.
Services
will
be
held
at 2
PM
on
Friday,
September
10,
2010
in
the
Boyer
Funeral
Home,
101
W.
Main
Street
,
New
Bloomfield.
Rev.
Dennis
Witmer
will
officiate.
Burial
will
be
private
and
at
the
convenience
of
the
family.
Friends
my
call
at
the
funeral
home
one
hour
prior
to
the
service.
Funeral
home
military
honors
will
be
rendered
by
New
Bloomfield
VFW
Post
7463.
 Mildred
L.
Baughman,
72,
of
1061
Sandy
Hollow
Road
,
Shermans
Dale,
died
Tuesday,
September
07,
2010
at
her
home.
Born
August
6,
1938
in
New
Bloomfield,
she
was
the
daughter
of
the
late
Frank
W.
and
Ethel
(Hall)
Smith.
She
was
a
homemaker
and
enjoyed
shopping,
hunting
and
cooking.
She
was
an
employee
of
McDonald’s
on
Route
114.
Surviving
are
here
husband,
James
W.
Baughman;
a
daughter,
Kay
L.
Henry
and
husband
Kerry
of
New
Bloomfioeld.
A
granddaughter,
Kelsey
Henry,
2
nieces,
Karen
Yugovich
and
Patricia
Cassel;
nephew,
Leo
Groff;
great
nephews,
Michael
Cassel
Sr.,
Chad
Groff
and
Matthew
Ward;
grand
nieces,
April
Gill
and
Kim
Groff,
a
great
great
niece
and
1
great
great
nephew.
She
was
preceded
in
death
by 2
sisters,
Marie
A.
Holley
and
Reba
A.
Groff.
Services
will
be
held
at
11
AM
on
Friday,
September
10,
2010
in
the
Boyer
Funeral
Home,
101
W.
Main
Street,
New
Bloomfield
.
Rev.
Gary
Daugherty
will
officiate.
Burial
will
be
in
Bloomfield
Cemetery
,
New
Bloomfield.
Friends
may
call
at
the
funeral
home
one
hour
prior
to
the
service.
 Mary
Lee
Hutchison,
78,
of
Chandra
Drive
,
Duncannon,
PA
and
formerly
of
Hollidaysburg
,
PA.
died
on
September
9,
2010
in
Holy
Spirit
Hospital
,
Camp
Hill
,
PA.
Mrs.
Hutchison
was
born
May
2,
1932
in
Sunbury,
PA.
and
was
the
daughter
of
the
late
Richard
and
Florence
(Kane)
Hutchison.
She
was
a
Catholic
and
a
graduate
of
Hollidaysburg
High
School
,
class
of
1950,
and
was
a
homemaker
until
she
moved
to
Stonebridge
Health
and
Rehabilitation
Center
In
Duncannon,
PA.
Surviving
are
a
brother,
James
Hutchinson
and
wife
Helen
of
New
Bloomfield,
PA.,
a
sister,
Sally
Peterman
of
husband
Daniel
of
Florence,
AL;
an
aunt,
Kay
Shannon
of
Patton,
PA.
also
surviving
are
nieces
and
nephews,
Jim
Hutchinson
and
wife
Linda
of
Duncannon
PA,
Holly
Rickard
and
husband
Mike
of
Florence
AL,
Shelly
Durham
and
husband
Alan
of
Harvest,
AL
Randy
Peterman
and
wife
Linda
of
Madison,
AL.,
and
Daniel
Peterman
of
Florence
AL.,
cousins,
Barbara
Weakland,
Marion
Weber,
Lois
Davis
and
husband
Nevin,
Rev.
Paul
Casie
and
wife
Beth,
William
Weakland
and
wife
Louise,
and
Lenora
Forney
and
husband
Gene.
She
was
preceded
in
death
by a
brother,
Richard.
Services
will
be
held
at 2
PM
on
Wednesday,
September
15,
2010
in
the
Plank,
Stitts
and
Stevens
Mortuary,
Hollidaysburg.
Rev.
Rembert
Weakland,
former
Archbishop
of
Milwaukee
will
officiate.
Friends
may
call
at
the
funeral
home
one
hour
prior
to
the
service.
Burial
will
be
in
Presbyterian
Cemetery
.
Arrangements
are
under
the
direction
of
Boyer
funeral
Home,
New
Bloomfield,
PA.
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