As 2019 came to a close, the band Cledus Snow Mother Truckers rocked out at The Garryowen Irish Pub.
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.
Ken Mott said his friend Bruce Boenau had the bearing of a very considered, careful man.
Jim Kennedy said his friend Junie Noel was a “great guy and a leader of men.”
Cornelius C. “Con” Knorr said his wife was the smartest woman he ever met.
He is remembered by some as a father, a character with a bright humor, even as Santa Claus, albeit a skinny one.
Lew and Jean Frank were both born in Lancaster, in 1924 and 1926, respectively.
Brothers James R. “Jimmy” Jones and Lee F. Jones died within seven months of one another. They were close all their lives and even followed similar careers in carpentry and racing. Lee was also a musician, amongst his many other talents.
Donnie Miller was practically a cornerstone in the northern Adams County borough of York Springs.
Friends and family alike said Ellie Sheen was one-of-a-kind and will be missed.
Years ago, the media took to calling him “the Gentleman Coach,” and the name stuck.
Mary Lynn Martin, owner of the Hickory Bridge Farm Restaurant, said her dad, Fairfield physician James Hunter Hammett, MD, had a real calling to take care of people.
The cold, dusty surface of Mars lies peppered with craters from meteorite impacts. Some of them are huge, some more modest.
Tina M. Grim was only 57 when she died at her home in York Springs August 9.
IN MEMORY — Zachary Miller, 10, was killed in an ATV accident in May. His parents are keeping his memory alive through Zingers for Zach, a nonprofit organization that will help youth in need participate in sports, camps, and other outdoor activities. (Submitted Photo)
