As 2019 came to a close, the band Cledus Snow Mother Truckers rocked out at The Garryowen Irish Pub.
Phyllis Netherland’s daughter described her as a “a go-getter” who never sat down. She was somebody who was always seeking new experiences. She loved art, travel, her grandchildren, and was accepting of people from all walks of life.
He was a good dancer, a great dad and husband, worked at his own pace, loved to sing, and was a big fan of Elvis and Johnny Cash.
It was six years ago Douglas Wayne “Doug” Livelsberger closed his iconic shoe repair shops in Gettysburg and Hanover and moved to the tiny town of Gouldsboro, Maine.
Ken Mott said his friend Bruce Boenau had the bearing of a very considered, careful man.
Charles “Chuck” Caldwell lived a long life full of adventures and artistic accomplishment, but his most treasured possession was a battered helmet that he wore during the 30 months he spent stationed in the Pacific with the United States Marine Corps in WWII.
Jim Kennedy said his friend Junie Noel was a “great guy and a leader of men.”
Jen Livelsberger of Diversified Cuts barbershop in Hanover said Rosyanny Sanchez Restituyo’s absence is very much felt at the shop where the petite woman worked.
Cornelius C. “Con” Knorr said his wife was the smartest woman he ever met.
Barbara Tully said she and her husband Jack were married for 47 years.
