LAKIN, Susan (Huston) 69, Class of 1958 of Wellesley, formerly of Marblehead and Harrisburg, PA, died peacefully in the comfort and care of her family at home on January 28, 2010 following a courageous five-year battle with cancer (multiple myeloma). She was the beloved wife of Robert F. Lakin and the devoted mother of Thomas C. Lakin, both of Wellesley. Sue is also survived by her twin sister, Linda H. Clement, Class of '58, of Harpswell, Maine and many nieces, nephews and cousins. 

 E. Robert "Woody" Keller passed away on Tuesday, July 13, 2010 in Hershey Medical Center surrounded by his family and friends.   Woody was born August 16, 1938 in Hershey to the late Elwood A. and Violet O. Keller. He grew up in Hummelstown and was a graduate of Hummelstown High School, class of 1956, and Shippensburg State College, class of 1960. After graduating, he worked as a teacher and coach in the Newport and Central Dauphin High School Districts before a 25 year career with IBM. Woody was an outstanding athlete, playing baseball and football throughout both high school and college. He was an avid golfer and a member of Colonial Golf and Tennis Club, and was a lifelong Penn State football fan. He also enjoyed cooking and spending time with his family and many friends. He is survived by his loving wife Michele R. Keller, "Mick" of Camp Hill and two daughters, Tracy A. Harner and husband Terry of Carlisle, Suzanne L. Heberlig of New Cumberland, two grandchildren, Abby Heberlig and Devon Harner; his sister Shirley K. Chronister and brother-in-law Jay Chronister of Palmyra, Virginia, and many nieces and nephews.

 Paul W. Zeiger, Sr., 79, passed away Friday, July 9, 2010 at his home in Hershey. He was born June 20, 1931 in Campbelltown, Pa. He was the son of the late Harry L. and Beatrice A. (Hower) Zeiger.  Paul served proudly in the USMC as a Sergeant from 1950-1953. He graduated from Hershey High School in 1949. He graduated from Hershey Junior College, Millersville State Teachers College (BS of Education), Bucknell University (MS of Education). He also attended Temple, Penn State, and Shippensburg- Postgraduate work.  His life long career in education included Education Administration, Swatara Twp. School District (Teacher), Elementary Principal at C.D. School District, Consultant for Yeshiva Academy, and Substitute Principal at Milton Hershey School, Derry Twp. Middle School and C.D. School District.  He belonged to the Bob Smith USMC League, Hummelstown; First United Methodist Church, Hershey; Derry Twp. Historical Society, and was a Life Member of the Campbelltown Fire Co.  Paul is survived by his wife, Elizabeth R. (Rohland); son, Paul W., Jr. (Patrice S.) of Annville; daughter, Susan Cranford (Todd) of Campbelltown; brothers, Kenneth (Karon) of CA and Roger (Dorothy) of SC; sisters, Beatrice Wise (Lewis) of Palmyra and Darlene Engle (Lloyd) of Campbelltown; grandchildren, Page Fox (Ken), Sarah Wickenheiser (Steve), Brandon King, Kaitlin, Dakotah, and Landry Cranford; great-grand-children, Brandy and Austyn Fox, Colton Wickenheiser; sisters/brothers-in-law, Cathy (Rohland) McGarvey, Carol (Rohland) Good (Larry), Mary Alice (Rohland) Litehizer (Paul); also many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by brothers and sister-in-laws, Harry B. (Meg) and Ronald R. (Diane).

 Wendy L. Hare, 54, Class of 1972,  of Palmyra, passed away on July 7, 2010 at the Golden Living Center, Camp Hill, PA. She was the wife of Rick Hare.   Born in Harrisburg, she was the daughter of the late John and Elizabeth Yocum Shaffer. Wendy worked as a billing coordinator for Pinnacle Health for 30 years and enjoyed fishing. She was a graduate of Central Dauphin High School, where she was a member of the band.   Surviving in addition to her husband are three children, Angela Grabuloff, Erika Wise and Amy Wise; five grandchildren, Makenna, Jaydn, Noah, Raymond, Jr. and Daisy; two sisters, Barbara Fallinger (Robert, Sr.) of Middletown and Lyeann Walker (Jim) of Maryland; and two brothers, William Knisley (Janet) and Walter Knisley, both of FL. 

 Suzanne Lenker Stirling, 70, Class of 1957 formerly of West Hanover Township, passed away Tuesday, June 29, 2010 at the Jewish Home of Greater Harrisburg.  Mrs. Stirling was born in Montclair, NJ and was the daughter of Cynthia Voss Lenker and the late William S. Lenker. She graduated from Central Dauphin High School and Penn State University, where she is a member of PSU Alumni Assoc. She was retired from Central Dauphin School District, where she was an Elementary School Teacher.  Mrs. Stirling was a member of the Colonial Park United Church of Christ, where she was a deacon, taught Sunday School and was a member of the choir. She was a member of the Harrisburg Junior League and the Harrisburg Garden Club.  Mrs. Stirling is survived by her husband of 32 years, Richard; daughter, Cynthia Lollo; her son, David Stirling, all of Harrisburg; her mother, Cynthia V. Lenker of Harrisburg; her brother, William D. Lenker of Berwyn, Pa.  A Memorial Service will be held on Friday, July 2, at 11 A.M., at the Colonial Park Church of Christ, 5000 Devonshire Road, Harrisburg. The Rev. Dr. Bonita Zobeck, officiating. Burial will be at Colonial Park Church of Christ Memorial Garden.

 Eric John Schubert, 55, Class of 1973, of Kissimmee, FL, passed away suddenly Tuesday, June 29, 2010. Eric was born in Pittsburgh, PA on December 13, 1954, the son of the late Rudolph G. Schubert. He was a member of Salem Lutheran Church in Orlando where he was a very active member. He was an office manager at Open Door, CYS, Orlando. Eric loved life and his Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Those who knew him will always remember his greatest joy was found in helping and serving others.  Eric is survived by his wife of 33 years, Diane E. Laudermilch Schubert; a daughter, Jennifer Schubert, Royersford, PA; a son, Daniel J. Schubert, Shillington, PA; his mother, Carolyn Schubert, Camp Hill; two sisters, Gretchen Schubert, Douglasville, PA and Lisa Blanc, Gaithersburg, MD. 

 David E. King, 49, Class of 1978, of Harrisburg, passed away Wed., June 9, 2010 at home, after a courageous battle with cancer. David was employed by Brenner Chrysler/Jeep of Mechanicsburg. David was the son of Christine King and the late Gordon W. King, Jr. of Hbg. Surviving are his wife, C. Anne King; son, David of Hbg; 3 step-sons, James Miller of NH, Barry Miller of DE and Joseph Miller of FL; 3 siblings, Tom King of FL, Larry King of Hbg, and Barb King Pfarr of Hbg; and 9 grandchildren. David was a dedicated family man who enjoyed spending time with his sons. He was a movie buff who enjoyed sports and worked on cars in his spare time. The King family thanks all of their friends and family for the kindness and support during this time of bereavement. 

 Tenley Ann Witmer, 53, Class of 1975, of Harrisburg passed away on May 31, 2010, in her home after a very courageous dignified battle with Breast Cancer.   She was born in Harrisburg and was the daughter of the late Berne and Doris Witmer and a graduate of Central Dauphin High School and graduate of HACC Nursing Program.  She spent over twenty five years as a Nurse in Home Health Care Service in Ft. Lauderdale and Harrisburg, and a Nurse in Cardiac Care in both Harrisburg and Washington, DC, providing compassionate care to her patients sometimes on roller skates, dressed as a cowgirl, a surf girl and so many other themes depending on her spirit of the day. Her greatest passion was her flower garden in which she hosted an English Tea party early this spring for her friends and family. She brought joy to all who knew her through her knowledge of gardening, antiques, love for animals, and her vivid imagination that anything was possible.  She is survived by her sister, Wendy Dorer and husband Don, brother Jeff Witmer, step mother Laura Witmer, step brother Brian Smith and his wife Jean, and many dear aunts, uncles, and cousins. She is also survived by her dearest lifelong friends Shenagh, Melanie and Kathy and her companion to the end, Chap. A private celebration of life will be held with the joy of knowing, Tenley slid sideways through St. Peter's gate with a bouquet of flowers in one hand and her gardening books in the other and a trail of cats behind her.

 Dana K. Foltz, 71, Class of 1957 of Middle Paxton Township (Stony Creek), passed on to the Lord after a long illness with cancer on Thursday, May 27, 2010 in the Community General Osteopathic Hospital.  She was born in the former Harrisburg Keystone Hospital March 7, 1939 and was the daughter of the late Henry D. and Kathryn L. Brown of Fishing Creek Valley, Middle Paxton Township.  Dana graduated from Central Dauphin High School in 1957. She retired from the American Red Cross, Harrisburg Chapter as Director of Disaster Services and received a Proclamation "Dana K. Foltz Day" from Harrisburg Mayor Stephen R. Reed September 23, 1988 as a compassionate leader in the critical field of disaster services. Dana established and managed shelters during Hurricanes Agnes and Eloise, and assisted victims of fires, floods and other emergencies locally and nationally.  Dana loved gardening, hiking with her husband and her beloved golden retrievers, biking, camping, singing, coaching girls softball, Youth Group Leader, and relaxing on the front porch of her log cabin at Raystown Lake. She was an Elder in Hope United Presbyterian Church, Dauphin and very active in church programs and a member of the church choir, an officer in the Dauphin Middle Paxton Historic Society, treasurer of Penn Gardens Civic Club, and a member of the Capital City Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star.  She is survived by her loving and devoted husband of 50 years, Calvin H. Foltz; a daughter, Kathy L. Garman and her husband, Jeff of Shermansdale; a brother, Gary Brown of Middle Paxton Township; a sister, Kathy Westfall of Middle Paxton Township; and many nieces and nephews.

 Sharon Sheesley Baisden, Class of 1960, died Wednesday, May 12 at her home in Williamsburg, VA after a lingering illness. She was 67. The second of three children, she was born in Harrisburg, PA in 1942 to the late Park and Irene Sheesley.  Recognized as an astute business woman, Sharon was active in business and real estate throughout her life. She began her professional career at an early age after receiving her real estate license in PA at the age of 18. During her college years she spent several summers refining her skills while working for Ben Helsel, Inc., an industrial and commercial appraiser for the State of PA.  In 1964 Sharon graduated from Penn State University with a degree in Business Administration. She was the first woman to major in Real Estate and Insurance at the University.  Licensed in DC and MD, Sharon began her career as a residential real estate broker in the Washington DC area in 1964. Drawing on her out-going personality and business acumen she formed strong relationships with her clients, many of whom were buying or selling their first house. She gave them support and helped them to navigate the bureaucracy involved in listing, financing and closure. She developed a substantial and local clientele. In 1970 she was named to the Washington Board of Realtors' Million Dollar Club. A long-time friend, Gail Raymond said "Sharon was one of the most creative and talented brokers working in the DC area at the time."   Although business was her profession, Sharon's avocation was a deep and abiding interest in the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright. During her 10 year marriage to Don Baisden, an engineer, they built a home in Huntsville, AL based on Wright's architectural philosophy.  During her life she traveled extensively in Europe, North Africa, and Asia. Although she lived in many parts of the county, Sharon considered PA to be home. She graduated from Central Dauphin High School in 1960. In the 1970's while living and working in Harrisburg she was appointed to the Suburban East Advisory Board by the Dauphin Deposit Bank and Trust Board of Directors. She was a member of the Junior League of Harrisburg.  She is survived by two sisters, Sandra Prahl of Harrisburg and Serena Burris of Oak Hill, VA, as well as nine nieces and five nephews. 

 Robert E. Wagner, Jr.  Class of 1966, 61, of Hummelstown, passed away Tuesday, May 4, 2010, at the M.S. Hershey Medical Center.  Born in Middletown on January 11, 1949, he was the son of the late Robert E., Sr. and Gladys Wagner.   Bob retired from the Mechanicsburg Navy Depot, where he worked for the Navy Ships Parts Control. He was a 1966 graduate of Central Dauphin High School. Bob was an United States Navy veteran having served during Vietnam. He was a patriotic and passionate man who served our country with pride and acknowledged the service that all veterans give. He was a lifetime member of the National Rifle Association, a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars, and a member of the American Legion. Bob enjoyed walking and world history, but he especially loved spending time with his family.  Bob is survived by one daughter, Yupha Matos, wife of Carlos R., of Harrisburg; one son, Matthew R. Wagner and his girlfriend, Candis A. Tunilo, of Hummelstown; two granddaughters, Brianna S. Clark and Xiomy K. Matos; two sisters, Dora Ann Byrd of Lewes, DE, and Robyn Korn of Virginia Beach, VA; and four nieces and nephews, Victoria Street, Eric Sebastian, Michele Lavigne and Bret Sebastian, and their families.

 Adam J. Woodruff, Class of 1997, 30, passed away Wednesday, April 28, 2010.   He was born June 18, 1979, the son of Jean DeLisle Woodruff and the late James H. Woodruff.  Adam graduated summa cum laude from the University of Pittsburgh and was employed by the PA Liquor Control Board.
He is survived by his mother, Jean DeLisle Woodruff of Harrisburg; two sisters, Alexis J. Woodruff of Harrisburg and Jeanette Smith of Brooklyn, NY; and his grandmother, Muriel B. DeLisle of Harrisburg; also sadly missed by his aunts, uncles, cousins, niece and friends.

 Preston Mackey, Class of 1970, passed away on April 28, 2010.
He was a professional photographer, having owned Allusion Photography.
He was preceded in death by his father, Cary Scott Mackey, Jr.  Surviving is his mother, Margaret Mackey of Venice, FL, and a brother Scott Mackey of Wichita, KS.

 Tammy Marie Harris, Class of 1975, 52, of Harrisburg, died Tuesday, April 27, 2010 at the M.S. Hershey Medical Center after a long battle with cancer.   Born September 16, 1957 in Harrisburg, she was a daughter of Samuel P. and Nancy L. (Szivos) Harris.  She was a 1975 graduate of Central Dauphin High School.   Surviving are her parents of Harrisburg; two sons, Christopher Scott Neenan, Jr. and Kyle Andrew Neenan, both of Enola; a sister, Cathy L. Harris and her husband William Weiss of Harrisburg; an uncle and aunt, Joseph and Wanda Molitierno, Sr. of Punxsutawney; and several cousins.

 Lester Geoffrey Jones, Class of 1958, 69, of Manheim, died on Saturday, April 24, 2010 at Hospice of Lancaster County, Mount Joy after a long history of Kidney Disease.  He was the husband of Barbara "Bobbi" A. (Gingrich) Jones. They celebrated their 42nd Wedding Anniversary last August 3.   Born in Chesham, Buckinghamshire, England and immigrated to America in 1951. He was the son of the late Frank C. and Marjorie (Godden) Jones.   He was formerly employed in management at RCA, Schick and Hasbro, Inc.  Lester graduated from Central Dauphin High School in Harrisburg and Ohio Northern University.  He served in the U. S. Navy at the end of the Korean Conflict aboard the USS Intrepid, CAN-11. Lester was active in the Austin Healey Club and bred and raced Homing Pigeons for most of his life.  In addition to his wife, he is survived by one son, Craig S. Jones, of Brunnerville; three grandchildren and one sister, Gwyneth L. Glenn, of Harrisburg, PA.

 Pamela Rice Eshenaur, class of 1972, 56, of Ormond Beach, passed away, Wednesday, April 21, 2010. A Celebration of Life will be held at Lohman Funeral Home Ormond, 733 W. Granada Blvd, on Saturday, April 24, 2010 at 7pm. The family will begin receiving guests at 6pm. Pam was born in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania on January 3, 1954 to Robert A. & Mary Lee Rice. She enjoyed spending time with her family, traveling, animals, diving in the Keys, Lake Tahoe, and the mountains near her North Carolina home. Pam was a lady full of life and adventure.  She worked in management for the Body Shop, Jared clothing store, and Daytona Beach River Cruises. She was also involved in Real-Estate for Hayward Brown and Dwight Selby. Pam made a friend in all, and lived everyday to its fullest. She was truly selfless and will be deeply missed by those who loved her, and her life will always be remembered. Pam is preceded in death by, Paternal and Maternal grandparents. Survivors include her loving husband Mark Eshenaur, of Ormond Beach; son Tim Rice and his wife Aimee, of South Lake Tahoe, California; father Robert A.; and mother Mary Lee Rice, of Ormond Beach; sisters Lori, Lisa, and Robin; sister and brother in law Jill and Jim Hutchinson, of Ormond Beach; mother and father in law Mark and Claire Eshenaur, of Ormond Beach; many nieces, nephews; cats Lovey, Zeke, Butter, and dog Chili. 

Keith Sheaffer, Class of 1984, of Harrisburg, passed away on Saturday, April 3, 2010 at his home.  He was born in Columbus, Mississippi on September 21, 1966.  Keith was a graduate of Bloomsburg University. He was the Administrative Manager for Dr. Gordon Strauss in New York City.
He is preceded in death by his grandparents, Betty Mueller, Robert Fulton, Mary and Bitter Sheaffer.  Surviving are his mother, Barbara A. Saussaman and his stepfather, Robert W. Saussaman; father, Robert W. Sheaffer and his stepmother, Cindy Sheaffer; brother, Steve Sheaffer and his wife, Dawn; nephew, Miles; two nieces, Cindy and Leann Sheaffer; many cousins, aunts and uncles.
Keith and his family would like to express never-ending gratitude to his many brothers in New York City, they loved him as he loved them; his friends throughout the United States and around the globe that brightened his days; his best bud, "Cowboy"; the staff of Starbucks at the Susquehanna Shops and CVS at Colonial Park for their kindness over the past year; his cheerleaders in Harrisburg, Kate, Carol and Joe; colleagues at HACC for sharing their prayers, love, support and dinners; a special thank you to our Compassionate Care team; and to the beautiful Becky G. at Milton Hershey Medical Center for medical, as well as spiritual, guidance and strength.

Lawrence W. Bitner, Class of 1966, of Wormleysburg, died Friday, March 26, 2010 at Harrisburg Hospital.  Lawrence is survived by his wife of 42 years, Ann (Stricker) Bitner; niece Stephanie Stricker of Santa Clarita, CA; and brother Douglas M., class 0f '68,  and wife Maureen E. Bitner of Atglen, PA. A graduate of Almeda College and University with a Business Administration Degree, Lawrence lived a life of business success and philanthropy. Then after serving in the Army Reserves, he became a force in the business world. He was a Director of both Legacy Bank (now FNB) and Eastern Insurance Holdings as well as a managing partner of Alliance Impairment Management. Starting as an Underwriter at USF&G, he held executive positions at Fred S. James and Sedgwick James before retiring as President of AmWINS Program Underwriters in Camp Hill in September 2009. Lawrence and his wife were major benefactors to the Family Support Group of Central PA, the Humane Society of Harrisburg, Frederickson Library, Cystic Fibrosis and United Cerebral Palsy. He also served on the Board of Directors of United Cerebral Palsy and Cystic Fibrosis.

 Harold F. Kauffman 77, former Principal of E.H. Phillips of Harrisburg, died Saturday, March 20, 2010, at his home.  Mr. Kauffman was born in Granville Twp., Pa. and was the son of the late Howard E. and Cora Kline Kauffman. After 33 years in education, Mr. Kauffman retired in 1990, from the Central Dauphin School District where he had been employed from 1964. His last position was Elementary Principal at E.H. Phillips School. Following retirement he became involved in Habitat for Humanity and with the American Red Cross for the Mennonite Disaster Service and Kenbrook Bible Camp, Lebanon County. He was a member of the New Hope Brethren in Christ Church.   Mr. Kauffman was predeceased by his sister, Delores Zimmerman.  Mr. Kauffman is survived by his wife of 55 years, Lois Kauffman; two daughters, Patricia Musser of Reading and Deanne Cook of Palmyra, Va.; one son, Daun Kauffman of Philadelphia; ten grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and one brother, Howard L. Kauffman of Harrisburg. 

Sandra F. Demay, Class of '63, of Middletown, passed away Thursday, March 12, 2010 .  Born in Harrisburg, she was the daughter of the late Elwood L. and Faye (Patton) Demay.  Sandra retired from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. She was a member and pianist at Paxton Church of the Brethren, and served as a pianist at Hearthstone Manor and Lebanon Valley Brethren Home.
She is survived by a brother, Larry Demay, class of '62, of Hesston; a sister, Lynne Bivens of Grantville; three nieces, Raelene Smith, Beverly Nye and Brooke Bivens; a nephew, Chad Bivens; three great-nephews; a great-niece and a friend, Paul.

Louis F. Reda, 83, former teacher at Central Dauphin High School, entered into eternal rest on Wednesday, February 24, 2010 with his loving family by his side. Born January 10, 1927 in New Castle, PA to the late Patsy Reda and Theresa Orrico Reda. Lou graduated from the New Castle High School, California State Teachers College where he earned his teaching degree in Industrial Arts and Temple University where he earned his Master's Degree. Lou served in Army Air Corps in WWII as a Sergeant-Gunner Engineer, flying in B-17, and received his honorable discharge in 1947.  Louis was a retired Industrial Arts teacher for the Central Dauphin School District where he taught at Central Dauphin High School for 33 years and he also taught at the Dauphin County Technical School in the adult education program. He owned and operated Reda Associates Heavy Timber Landscaping, drove Greyhound Bus, and was a member of the Harrisburg Chapter of the Masonic Lodge, PSEA, NEA, Past president of Keystone Capital Chorus, Past President of the Men's Sunday School Class, A former Deacon Elder and Tri-Tee of the Colonial UCC, a member of the Perseverance Lodge 21, and the American Legion Post 945. A real musician at heart, Louis loved to sing and was actively involved in the Keystone Capital Chorus for 40+ years, The Susquehanna Four Quartet and The Sanctuary Choir at the Colonial Park United Church of Christ. In addition to music, Lou enjoyed camping, attending sports games and concerts of his children and grandchildren and traveling.
Surviving are his wife of 54 years, Margaret L. of Harrisburg, son, Craig Reda, CDHS class of '76, and his wife Sis of Charleston, SC, a daughter, Lisa Reda-Collins, CDHS Class of '82, of Harrisburg, and 3 grandsons, Brian Collins, Jr. class of '06, Daniel Collins, both of Harrisburg, and Tony Reda of Charleston, SC.

Jeffrey N. Bruno, age 57, former CD School Board Director, passed away Wednesday, February, 24, 2010, at Community General Osteopathic Hospital.  Born in DuBois, he was the son of Carl R. and Elvira (Carnesali) Bruno of New Oxford.  Jeffrey's dedication to his family, children, friends, community, school district, parish, and career can best be remembered through his bright smile. His personality, advice, and friendship were addictive and inspirational. His support and dedication to his wife and two children will forever be carried on through them. His many contributions will be remembered through his service as a Sunday School teacher for St. Matthews Church in Dauphin, his active school board membership for Central Dauphin School District, and most importantly, his devotion and dedication for his love of being a salesman for Hamilton Bank, Honeywell, Industrial Controls, Trane, and B and W Inc. Jeffrey was an individual who gave his all to everyone and everything around him. He truly will be missed and remembered, yet we can all attest that he is still smiling, still inspiring, and still giving in a much better, peaceful place.
In addition to his parents, he survived his wife of 28 years, Terri Cirillo Bruno, CDHS class of '72; a son, Jason T., of Harrisburg; a daughter, Alicia C., at home; three brothers, Bruce, of Kearneysville, WV, Duane, of Denver, CO, and Marc, of Silver Spring, MD; two sisters, Jenni Lobaugh, of Aspers and Tina Bruno, of Nashua, NH; and numerous nieces and nephews.

Robert L. "Bob" Rotzinger, Class of 1966, of Millerstown, entered into rest on Saturday, February 20, 2010 at The Harrisburg Hospital. He was the son of the late Vincent G. and Betty (Coss) Rotzinger. On April 2, 1977, he was married to the former Beverly Albright, who survives. His passing breaks a marital union of 32 years.  He served in the US Army in the Vietnam war. Bob retired from the U. S. Postal Service in Harrisburg where he worked as a motor vehicle supervisor.  He was a member of the Pfoutz Valley United Methodist Church, Millerstown and was a Life member of the National Rifle Association. Additional memberships include the Millerstown Lions Club, the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 5049, Millerstown, the Liverpool American Legion, Victory Post No. 364, the North American Hunting Club, and Ducks Unlimited, Susquehanna Chapter.  Bob was an avid hunter and fisherman who enjoyed traveling and taking in the wonderful outdoor views. He was also mechanically inclined and loved to tinker with vehicles.  In addition to his wife, Beverly, he is survived by a son, Aaron J. Rotzinger and his wife, Amy of New Castle, DE and several nieces and nephews.  He was the last of his immediate family being preceded by a half-brother, Terry Livingston and by a half-sister, Gloria J. Rotzinger.

Josephine Marie (Baer) Kresge Vogelsong, Class of 1959, of Enola, died Tuesday, February 2, 2010 at the Spring Creek Rehab and Health Care Center.  Josephine was a homemaker and had previously been employed with the former Bell Telephone Company.  She enjoyed country folk art woodpainting and loved her pets.  Surviving are three daughters, Virginia Eileen Kresge and Connie Lee Kresge Limric, both of Enola, and Barbara Jane Kresge Hoffman of Florida; three grandchildren; one brother, Michael Baer, Class of ’67, of Harrisburg; two sisters, Geraldine Baer of Lebanon and Christine Baer Liddick, Class of ’69, of Virginia; and her former husband, Victor Kresge of Harrisburg.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her second husband, Glen Vogelsong.

David Edward Souders, Class of 1997, of Hummelstown, passed away Saturday, January 23, 2010 at his home.  He was born in Hershey, PA on Monday, August 8, 1978, the son of Gary E. and Carolyn T. (Tarbutton) Souders, both of Hummelstown, who survives.  Also surviving are his aunt and uncle, Carey and Debra Goodrich; four cousins, Shawn Goodrich, Karen Andrews and husband Mark; Kelly Goodrich; and Katie Spencer and husband Evan along with their two children, Kayla and Keegan. He was preceded in death by a cousin, Karey Lynn Goodrich. David was a member of Faith Presbyterian Church since 1993 and was a member of its children's choir and men's chorus. He regularly attended Sunday School, was a lay leader, and assisted with vacation bible school as well as training acolytes. He attended Camp Krisland and went to M.A.T.E for two years as part of a church mission. He attended Northside Elementary School, Linglestown Junior High School and Central Dauphin High School. During his high school years he was a member of the CD Singers as well as a member of the cast of Damn Yankees and also participated in intramural sports. While a part of the CD Singers, David went to New York City for a competition in which the singers came in first place.  After graduation, David joined the Marines and went to Paris Island for a brief time. When he returned home, he worked as security for a bank and insurance company in Strawberry Square.
David's interests were many and varied. He played T-ball and softball for several years and he was also a cub scout. He enjoyed magic, especially David Copperfield, and all kinds of music, Stephen King books, computers, movies, dogs and roller coasters.

Cheryl A. Rhodes Jones, Class of 1975, of Steelton, passed away January 8, 2010.  She was employed by Pinnacle Health; loved baking and cats.  Cheryl was predeceased by her parents, John and Helen Rhodes, sister and brother, Doris and Dusty, her memory will be cherished by husband, Lamont Jones; sister, Deborah Rhodes, class of '82; 2 nieces, Joanne and Lisa; uncle David Herr; and she will also be missed by her cat, "Socks."

Charlotte A. Glosser Holsinger, Class of 1956, fondly known as Nettie and Nanny, peacefully passed away during the early morning hours of January 9, 2010 at the Hershey Medical Center due to illness. She was 71.  Nettie was preceded in death by her loving husband of 45 years, Stanley Vaughn Holsinger, class of '57, retired Police Commissioner of Lower Paxton Township. There was not a day that went by that she did not miss her beloved husband and best friend whom she married on March 28, 1959 at St. James in Steelton. Like any marriage, theirs was full of challenges, had its highs and lows but they loved one another and their children and grandchildren unconditionally. She was also preceded in death by her Mother, Rose Marie Haas Glosser Behney and her husband Jacob Behney and her Daddy, Donald J. Glosser, as well as her infant granddaughter, Lindsay Marie Holsinger.
Nettie loved to play field hockey, basketball and softball while in school. While she had several jobs in her lifetime, she was best known as Mrs. Holsinger, the attendance secretary at Central Dauphin East High School where she worked for many years before retiring in 2001. She as a devoted Mom who sat through countless sporting events without hesitation or argument and loved her grandchildren more than anything in the world.
Nettie was a kind and gentle person with a heart of gold who found comfort in the simplest things life has to offer. An avid reader, she loved to travel to the outer Banks of N.C. where she would vacation with her family and fall asleep in the sun for hours at a time! She was a devoted wife, Mother, Grandmother, daughter, sister and friend and will be deeply missed by many.
Nettie is survived by her son, Stanley Van Holsinger, class of '80, of Lower Paxton, Township and his daughters, Heather Leann Holsinger, class of '05, of Palmyra and Lauren Michele Holsinger at home; and a daughter, Sheri Rae Collins and her husband, Kevin Matthew Collins, class of '84, daughters Taylor Elizabeth and Logan Annette Bushey and five month old son, Layton Vaughn Collins, all of Lower Paxton Township. Also surviving are her only sister, Mary Lou (Mimi) Glosser Thompson and her husband Dr. L.K. Thompson III of Carlisle and her favorite sister-in-law, Sandra L. (Sandy) Holsinger Davis, class of '60, and her companion, Lester Hand of Lower Paxton Township. She is also survived by several Nieces and Nephews, their spouses and children.

Sherry A. Basehore Roush, Class of 1964, of Harrisburg, passed away on Tuesday, January 5, 2010, at Harrisburg Hospital.
Sherry was born in Harrisburg and was the daughter of Kenneth Basehore and the late Anna Cassel Basehore. She was predeceased by her son, Rawley Roush, her sister, Brenda Basehore and her grandmother, Marie Basehore.
Sherry is survived by her husband, George; four Sons, Roger Roush and Randy Roush, both of Harrisburg, Rodney Roush of Mechanicsburg and Ryan Roush of Linglestown; four Grandchildren; her Father, Kenneth Basehore of Harrisburg; four Sisters, Mary Fleshman Windish, class of '72, of Dauphin, Darlene Fleshman Barnhart-Druschel, class of '69, of Hummelstown, Connie Fleshman Weaver, class of '71, of Harrisburg and Deb Basehore Trout, class of '74, of Linglestown.

Marvin D. Rissinger, Jr., Class of 1961, of Bressler Twp, Harrisburg, PA., died Thursday, January  7, 2010, at St. Lukes Hospital, in  Bethlehem, PA.  Marvin served in the United States Air Force during the Vietnam War.  He worked as a mail handler, in the Harrisburg Terminal of the United States Post office from 1965 to 2005.
Born in Harrisburg, he was the son of the late Marvin Rissinger, Sr., and the late Pauline (Chrissinger) Rissinger.
He is survived by his wife of 42 years, Joan Ann (Burrell) Rissinger; one daughter, Mary Ann (Rissinger) Herring, wife of George of Tamaqua, PA.; one son, Mark D. Rissinger and his wife, Kristin of Oberlin, PA.; two sisters, Roseanne (Rissinger) Tuttle, wife of James of Duncannon, PA. Marlene (Rissinger) Hubley of Frederick, MD.; one brother, Richard Rissinger of Lakeside, N.J.; three grandchildren, George D., Ashlyn N., and Alyssa; Preceded in death by a sister Pauline Blaser.       

Dawn L. Edmondson, Class of 1965, "Aunt Dawn", of Grantville passed away peacefully in the arms of her Savior on Monday, December 28, 2009, in the Carlisle Medical Center.
Dawn was born August 18, 1947, the daughter of the late Thomas and Esther Edmondson of Colonial Park. She was also a graduate the Harrisburg School of Beauty Culture and Christ for the Nations Institute, Dallas, Texas.
She is survived by her brother Thomas G. Edmondson, Jr., class of '63, her sister, Bonnie M. Snyder, adopted sister Arlene Inch-Wilson and a myriad of nieces and nephews. Aunt Dawn was a member of Agape Fellowship in Christ Church, involved in children's ministries.

Gregory L. Morrissey, Class of 1964, of Grantville, PA, died Wednesday, December 23, 2009 at his home. Mr. Morrissey was born in Hershey, and was the son of the late John and Doris Mohler Morrissey. He was a self-employed Electrical Contractor. He was a member of the American Legion Post# 910, Jonestown and the Harley Owners Group (HOG). He had previouisly served in the National Guard.  Mr. Morrissey is survived by one Daughter: Krista Semic Tarczynski, class of '87, of Hershey; one Son: Gregory L. Morrissey, Jr. of Enola; three Grandchildren; one Sister: Tara Ann Morrissey, class of '74, of Palmyra; three Brothers: Bradley John Morrissey, class of '65, of Annville, Jeffrey A. Morrissey, class of '70, of Harrisburg and John W. Morrissey III, class of '66, of Pittman.
 

Dana R. Lahr, Class of 1972, of Swatara Township, died peacefully on Monday, December 21, 2009 at Harrisburg Hospital.
Dana has always been a major part of The Sons of the American Legion Department of Pennsylvania. He has held numerous offices, including Central Section Commander 2 terms, Detachment Chaplin, and was a leading candidate for Detachment Commander. He held the office of Child Welfare Chairman for many years and was instrumental in bringing the program from infancy to the greatness it is today.
He was Adjutant for The Sons of the American Legion Post 998 as well as treasurer. He was the 19th District's Chaplin as well as past Commander for 2 terms. You would find Dana at most of the SAL's Sunday Breakfasts helping out.
Dana was married for 36 years to Allianne (Jamey) Lahr, loving father to Rebecca Hetrick and grandfather to Shayla Hetrick, who he adored. He was also well loved by his Grand-puppies Coco, Candi and Soda Pop who live with him. And his cats who he enjoyed watching their antics.
He was a valued employee for Howard Snyder at MasterClean for over 20 years, where they were his second family and he loved.
Dana was the son of Dennis R. Lahr (Pat) and the late Audrey Shardley (Weir). He was a brother to Denise Layne (Jeff), and Darrell Lahr, class of '77,(Nancy). There are numerous nieces, nephews and cousins first and second that he enjoyed the company of.
Dana was also the adopted grandfather to Kristina, Charmaine, Jasmine, Alicia, Becky, Katie, Myesha, Candy, Nicki, and many, many other girl scouts who called on him as their Girl Scout grandpa as well as his best grand-buddy Joey.
He always had a smile and helping hand for anyone he would meet. He was a man that no one could be angry with because of his heart, and he was kind and generous and was always there for the people he loved, and even those he didn't know well. He was a ten year cancer survivor and was living his life to the fullest.
Dana was the member of the Blue Moon Cruisers and owned several classic Ford cars. He was an avid hunter who enjoyed being outdoors.

Adam K. Fisher, Class of 1981, of West Hanover Twp., passed away December 18, 2009 in Hershey Medical Center.  He was the son of the late Paul E. Fisher Jr.   Adam was an employee of Karns Food Store Jonestown Rd. Harrisburg. He enjoyed hunting, fishing watching NASCAR and was a Dallas Cowboy fan.
In addition to his mother Sara Comrey Fisher, he is survived by 1 brother Paul C. Fisher, class of '75, of Harrisburg, 2 sisters, Faith Fisher  McFarling, class of '74, and her husband James of Longmont, CO, his twin sister, Laurel Fisher Wybranski,class of '81,of East Fallowfield and 8 nieces and nephews.

Philip Frank Costabile, Class of 1965, of Lemoyne, PA, passed away peacefully surrounded by his beloved family on the evening of December 14, 2009, in Pittsburgh, PA.  Born in Hazelton, PA, on May 10, 1946, he was the son of Philip A. Costabile and Angela Costabile, of Hilton Head, South Carolina. He was preceded in death by his younger brother David J. Costabile.
Philip is survived by his wife of 25 years, Katherine Ann Kurtenbach Costabile, of Lemoyne and his children: Philip A. Costabile II, sales consultant, PAC Industries Inc., and Kaitlyn Ann Costabile of Lemoyne, a junior at The Pennsylvania State University, University Park. In addition to his parents, he is survived by his sister Vincentina, class of '58, and Stuart Taylor, of Lewisberry, PA; his sister Ginger Seele, class of '60, of Harrisburg, PA; his brother Rocco A. and Marsha Costabile of Harrisburg, PA; his brother Frank and Nicole Costabile, of Harrisburg, PA; his brother Wayne and Cheryl Costabile of Holland, PA, and loving nieces and nephews.
Chairman of the Board for PAC Industries Inc., a commercial laundry enterprise headquartered in Harrisburg, Philip's business acumen and "commitment to excellence" was the drive for the company's expansion and market leadership into six states.
He attended Bishop McDevitt High School and graduated from Central Dauphin High School. He also attended Temple University, West Texas University, and the University of Pittsburgh with majors in Business Administration and Political Science.
A member of St. Theresa's Parish, New Cumberland, Philip was appointed to the Governor's Early Learning Investment Commission in 2008. Committed to fitness, he enjoyed exercise, golf, the beach, and spending time with family and friends.
The same passion and energy that he brought to his family and business prepared him for his most difficult challenge. In 1996, Phil was forced on a health odyssey where he triumphantly overcame the odds of a four-time transplant survivor. The strength, courage, and dignity he displayed to his much-loved physicians and transplant teams continue to give a wellspring of hope to hundreds of patients and families at the University Of Pittsburgh Medical Center.

Constance Reinhard Branch "Nana", Class of 1956, died December 9, 2009 at home surrounded by her family.  Connie retired from Amp Inc. in 1975, then ran a business for many years.
Survivors: son Bradley A. Branch and wife Lisa; 2 daughters: Kimberly S. Russell and Connie Diliscia and husband Dave; brother: Donald Reinhard, class of '58 and wife Ruby. 6 grandkids: Erin and Brian Branch; Anthony Kucharski; Tashia and Thomas Russell; Jessica Smith. 1 great-granddaughter Montana Rheam; 2 nieces and 4 great nieces and nephews.
Her hobbies were spending time with her family. She will be missed dearly by all who knew her.

Amedeo John "AJ" Sallusti, 55, of Harrisburg, passed away Monday, December 7, 2009.  He was employed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Office of Budget, Bureau of Audits and an elected member of the Central Dauphin School Board for 8 years, President for one.
He is survived by his children, Krista Marie Sallusti and Justin Amedeo Sallusti, both of Harrisburg; brothers, Ralph (Sandy) of Oklahoma City, Frank, Jr. (Stephanie) of Harrisburg, Charles "Chuck" (Ann Marie) of Atlanta and Phil (Coleen) of Palmyra; and sister, MaryLee (Joel) Hoffman of Phoenix.
 He was an affiliate of PIAA - Capital Area Chapter for 33 years where he officiated for high school, midget football and lacrosse. He was the heart and soul of the Holy Name of Jesus Midget Football program for 13 years.
He graduated from Central Dauphin East High School and Penn State University. He attended Albright College and HACC. He was a member of St. Catherine Laboure Catholic Church and the Lawnton American Legion, Post 998.

Bonnie R. Blain Stare, Class of 1963, of Harrisburg, passed away peacefully on Saturday morning, November 28, 2009 in the Osteopathic Community General Hospital.  She was the daughter of the late Winfield and Mary Bailets Blain.

Richard "Corky" Dengler, Jr., Class of 2000, of Harrisburg passed away peacefully at Harrisburg Hospital on Tuesday, December 1st surrounded by his loving wife Ashley Gilbert Dengler and family.
Corky, the son of Richard and Linda Dengler of Harrisburg was born on November 24, 1981, in Camp Hill. He continued his education at Plattsburg University in New York and then later transferred to local Kutztown University. Professionally, Corky served as the General Manager for C&J Catering before becoming catering manager at CRH.
Corky, whose engaging personality and tall stature of 6'9" had the rare ability to make each person he touched feel special and loved. His smile, laughter and sense of humor will be missed by all who knew him. Corky's passions in life were his longtime girlfriend and wife Ashley, spending time with family and friends, the NY Yankees and Philadelphia Eagles, and his husky dogs Dorey and Hitch.
In addition to his wife and parents and a large extended family, Corky is survived by his sisters and their families Sherry Dengler Zerbe '90 and Mark Zerbe of Camp Hill; Stacey Dengler Girard '92 and David Girard of Montclair, New Jersey; Jamie Dengler Berger '94 and James Berger of Orange Park, Florida and nine nieces and nephews. He is also survived by his in-laws Charles and Dianna Gilbert and Britney Gilbert of Lumberton, New Jersey and Danielle and Derrick Huss of Bloomsburg.
He is preceded by paternal grandparents George and Helen Dengler; Anna E. Dengler and maternal grandparents Otto and Doris Kern.
There are so many people that have been a part of Corky's journey this past year and we thank you for your continuous prayer and support. We have truly been blessed by his life.

Richard C. Atticks, Class of 1961, of Harrisburg, PA, passed away on Friday, November 27, 2009. He was the son of the late, Paul and Alice Atticks.  Richard worked as a brick mason for 42 years. and was a proud member of the football team at Central Dauphin, where they had several undefeated seasons while he was there.
Richard is survived by one brother, Bill Atticks, class of '63, and wife Elaine; one sister Marie Freeburn and husband Richard; also by 10 nieces and nephews. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by sister, Joyce L. Garrick. Richard will be sadly missed by all that knew and loved him.

Ellis Van Orman, former superintendent of the Central Dauphin School System, passed quietly into the Lord's care Nov 19, 2009. He joins his wife of 63 years, the former Elvira Smith, who joined the Lord in 2006.
He was born March 31, 1921 in Robertsdale in Huntingdon County and grew up near Hollidaysburg.  Surviving are two sons, Paul Van Orman, Class of '64, and wife Joan of Mechanicsburg and Philip Van Orman, Class of '75, and wife Margaret of Stroudsburg, and daughter Esther Van Orman Holz, Class of '67, of Houston Texas. His grandchildren are David Holz, Philip Van Orman, Jr, Charles Lanasa, Denise Tshudy and Dustin Miller. He is also survived by two brothers, Kenneth Van Orman of Hollidaysburg and Melvin Van Orman of Duncansville.
After graduating from Juniata College in 1942, he served with the Army in North Africa and Italy until discharge at the end of the war.
He pursued postgraduate work in education at the University of Pennsylvania while holding various teaching and administrative positions. He first taught in the Robertsdale Junior High School in the coal mining region for five years. He then moved into administration serving as the supervising principal of the Satillo Joint School District (later South Huntingdon County) until 1955. Thereafter he moved to Colonial Park and served as the supervising principal of the Lower Paxton Elementary Schools until the Central Dauphin consolidation absorbed these schools in 1966. At that time he became the first district assistant superintendent of the Central Dauphin School District. He retired from his career in education in 1979 after 6 years serving as Superintendent of Central Dauphin School District.
After his retirement, one of his greatest pleasures was running into former students, teachers, and district employees at the grocery store, the library, and even during his last three years while being cared for in assisted facilities. Above any awards or accolades, their handshakes and reminiscences of times spent together were a real joy to him.
His family and those close to him know that under the suit and tie that he wore for many years was a modest man who enjoyed nothing more than digging in his garden, walking the neighborhood, and roasting that perfect chicken for Sunday lunch.

Michael E. Powers, Class of 1961, of Paxtang, entered into eternal life Monday, November 10, 2009 in the Community General Osteopathic Hospital.  He is survived by his wife of 43 years, Donna (Galloway) Powers; 2 sons, Michael S. Powers and Craig E. Powers, his wife, Lisa M.; granddaughter, Mollie M. Powers; sister, Yvonne P. Rosenberger; niece, Deborah Krekstein, her husband, Gary Lysaght; and grandnephew, Ryan Lysaght, all of Harrisburg.  Mike was an LUTCF Associate Broker for The Hancock Group, New Cumberland, a US Navy veteran of the Vietnam War, and was a retired Captain of the Navy Reserves.  He was a lifelong member, Elder, Deacon, and Kirkers Sunday School Class of Paxton Presbyterian Church; past president and member of the Harrisburg Life Underwriters Association and the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors; member of the Robert Burns Lodge 464 F&AM, Harrisburg Consistory, Zembo Temple, National Association of Sojourners Harrisburg Chapter # 76; Past Patron and member of the Order of the Eastern Star, Estrellita Chapter 512; a life member and honorary chief of Paxtang Fire Co.; member of Colonial Park Fire Co., Paxtang Lions Club, Lawnton American Legion Post 998, Mercersburg VFW post 6241; and life member of the Dauphin County Volunteer Fireman's Association. He was a member of the Order of the Arrow, an Eagle Scout of the former Paxton Church Troop 59.
Michael was also a graduate of Penn State University, Class of '65, were he was a member of TKE Fraternity, and a life member of the Penn State Alumni Association. A member of the Board of Directors, and member of the Mechanicsburg Officers Club, member of the Military Officers Association of America, the Navy League, FRA Branch 106, and the Chapel of the Four Chaplains, (for saving the life of a foreign sailor).  Mike was a Lifetime Member of the CDHS Alumni Association.

Donald "Don" Loose, Class of 1965, of Beavercreek, Ohio, passed away unexpectedly Saturday, October 24, 2009.  Don is survived by a sister, Linda Loose of Melbourne, Australia; the Davis family of PA and MD; and hundreds of dear friends and musical companions around the world. Don was a true renaissance man. A scientist by training, he had a PhD in Biophysics from Ohio State University and spent his career as a Human Factors Engineer in the U.S. Air Force and later as consultant to Battelle. However Don's abiding passion was music. Raised by his family in the warm embrace of Barbershop Quartet singing, he devoted most waking moments to singing, coaching, teaching, recording and preaching to any who would listen his love of acappella vocal singing and jazz. He founded innumerable musical groups-and gave voice and heart to countless others.  A Lifetime Member of the CDHS Alumni Association, Don was a regular attendee of our annual All- Alumni Picnics, helping with set-up and clean up this year.  

Larry E. Roberts, Class of 1958, of Enhaut, PA, transitioned into eternal life October 22, 2009 at the Lebanon V. A. Medical Center.  A graduate of Central Dauphin High School and Masonry School, a U. S. Marine Corps Veteran of the Vietnam Era and a self-employed Brick Mason.
In addition to his father, Larry was preceded in death by his daughter, Juan Roberts and leaves to celebrate his life, his sons and daughters-in-law, Cleveland "Petey" Roberts of Kingston, NC, Mark and Stacey Hawthorne, Darryl and Lisa Roberts of Harrisburg and Jason Roberts of Mechanicsburg; his daughters, Tracey Roberts-Hines of Kingston, NC, Gina Riggins of East Point, GA and Jenna Roberts of Kingston, NC; his mother, Marzetta Branch Roberts of Enhaut; his brothers and sisters-in-law, William H. "Billy Bob" Roberts, class of '56, of Oberlin, Charles "Pean", class of '63, and Pat Roberts of Harrisburg, Spencer Roberts, class of '65, of Oberlin and Michael "Pickle" and Pam Roberts of Harrisburg; his 21 grandchildren; 2 great grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends.

Betty L. Shovlin, 79, of Harrisburg, passed away October 15, 2009 in the Community General Osteopathic Hospital.
Mrs. Shovlin was a retired secretary for the Central Dauphin School District, including many years at CD High School, and was a member of St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church.  She was the widow of Cornelius Joseph Shovlin. Surviving are her 3 sons, Joseph P. Shovlin, class of '70, wife, Lisa, of Clarks Summit; Gary E. Shovlin, class of '72, wife, Jo Anna, of Red Lion; and Timothy M. Shovlin, class of '80, wife, Cheryl, of Harrisburg; 6 grandchildren, Tyler, class of '01, Ashley, class of '03, Thomas, class of '06, Michael, Erin and Ryan; and sister, Frances Upperman, of Chambersburg.

Wayne R. Sebastian, Class of 1964, of Harrisburg, PA, passed away Friday, October 9th, 2009 at the VA Medical Center, Lebanon.
Wayne was self employed as an excavator and was a veteran who proudly served in the U.S. Army as an SSG in Vietnam from 1966 to 1968. 
Sympathies are extended to his three children: Eric Sebastian, class of '85, Michelle Sebastian Lavigne, class of '86 and Bret Sebastian, seven beautiful grandchildren, and his long time companion, Sally Schreiner.

John W. Metka Sr., Class of 1956 and a Lifetime Member of the CDHSAA, of Macungie, formerly of Havertown, died Oct. 9, 2009 at Lehigh Valley Hospital.  He graduated from Lebanon Valley College with a bachelor of science degree in chemistry and earned his master’s in science for secondary science education from Villanova University.  John was a chemistry teacher for the Marple Newtown School District for 35 years, retiring in 1998. He also coached softball for more than 20 years, was a member of the American Chemical Society, National Science Teachers Association, NEA, PSEA, and PSERS. John was additionally a member of Lehigh Lodge 326 F&AM, Tall Cedars, High Twelve, Harrisburg Consistory and a board member of the Harrisburg Masonic Learning Center for Children.  He was a Grand Deputy of the Rainbow Girls and honorary ambassador to Aruba.  He was also a member of The Lutheran Church of the Holy Spirit in Emmaus, as well as a member and past president of the Alumni Association at Lebanon Valley College, where he started the Alumni Ambassadors Program and was a member of the awards committee.
Survivors: Wife of 48 years, Louise B. Beistline Metka, Class of 1958 and CDHSAA Lifetime Member; son, John W. Metka Jr. of Lower Macungie Township; daughter, Deanna M. Quay of Weisenburg Township; three grandchildren.

Mark A. Snyder, Class of 1983, passed peacefully at home in Elysburg, PA on Sunday, Oct. 4, 2009.  He was the son of Gilbert and Ruth Snyder, both of Linglestown, PA.  Soon after graduation, he enlisted in the Navy and served in the Nuclear Power Propulsion Division on the commissioning crew of the U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt.
He was married to Bernadette A. Scheffey on June 14, 1986. He served six years in the Navy, but was quick to go home and grow his family.  Mark received a Bachelor of Science in Applied Science and Technology in Nuclear Engineering Technology degree from Thomas A. Edison State College in September, 2005.
He worked for Mt. Carmel Cogeneration for 20 years and was a shift supervisor at PPL Washingtonville for the past year and a half.
Mark loved riding his Harley (he was part of H.O.G., the Harley Owner's Group), sailing his boat, and going to the beach. He was a Presbyterian Lay Pastor and had a zest for sharing his faith with everyone. He and his family participated in Relay For Life on the team "Sailing Toward A Cure," and he was a Chair for the event.  Along with his parents, surviving are his wife, Bernadette, sons Luke, 21, Zach, 15, daughters Emily, 17, and Hannah, 13, all of whom he loved more than anything in the world. He is also survived by brothers Tim, class of '76,  Tom, class of '78 and Mike, class of '80.
Mark battled cancer for the past 13 years, but always maintained a positive attitude that moved everyone around him. He lived his life to the fullest, and was a living testament that cancer does not have the final word.

Joanne L. Balmer Wilt, Class of 1969, of West Hanover Twp. passed away Friday, September 18, 2009 at her home.
Born in Harrisburg, she is the daughter of Benjamin and Lois (Stoudt) Balmer of Linglestown.  Joanne was a member of Harrisburg Bible Chapel and was a former teacher in the Central Dauphin and Derry Twp. School Districts.
In addition to her parents, she is survived by her husband of 39 years, J. David Wilt, class of '67; two sons, Jeremy D. Wilt, class of '89, and his wife, Beth of Lewistown and Eric B. Wilt, class of '97, and his wife Heidi of Harrisburg; a daughter, Jennifer J. Wilt Heller, class of '91 and her husband Terry of Harrisburg; a brother Ted Balmer, class of '75, of Harrisburg and 6 grandchildren.

David W. Powley, Class of 1959, passed away on August 25th 2009. David was a 67 year resident of Dauphin, PA and a 1 1/2 year resident of New Albany, OH. After a sudden and shocking diagnosis of metastasized cancer to the brain, David was cared for at home by his loving wife JoAnn (Bucher) of 46 years, his children, their spouses and Mt. Carmel Hospice. At David's wishes, he passed from this life to the next in the peace and comfort of his own home. David often said "Family is Great" and "I have the greatest family in the world". Those family members that will live on to miss him dearly are his beloved wife and best friend, JoAnn. His forever "Daddy's little girl" Davonne Powley Beh along with her husband Douglas, their children Delaney and Tanner of New Albany, OH. Two cherished and beloved "boys", son Joseph his wife Wendy and their daughter Amanda of Halifax, Pa. Son David, class of '80, his wife Kim and their children Nathan and Abby also of Halifax, PA. Added to this is nephew Warwick Powley of Dauphin, dear cousins, aunts, uncles and many friends. David has followed to the next life father John Powley, mother Carrie Marie (Jacobs) brother John (Skip) and sister Colleen along with other family and friends too numerous to mention. David was a great musician and lover of music having his own band for over 30 years. He was an auto technician who could fix cars when no one else could. He was a lover of football and kept in close contact with his Central Dauphin Ram family to the very end. He also loved dogs, (especially German Shepherds and Rottweilers) wild life (especially birds) airplanes, riding bike and had recently taken up golf. David was in the Masonic organization for many years. He was a loyal friend, defender and strong supporter of those who God put in his path who needed help or assistance. To quote many, many people "He was a Great man".

Carol Gingelow McGullion Meyer, Class of 1961,passed away on August 24, 2009. She lived a long a fruitful life, her most coveted action, the birth of her wonderful son, Michael.  She is survived by her son, Michael McGullion and daughter-in-law Alecia McGullion of Carlisle; Dave Shomper, her long time companion and friend; sister, Ellen Gingelow Chapman, class of '69, and her husband Tom; nephew, Tommy Chapman and his wife Robin, their children Dan, Haley and Jake; niece Amy Warzinski and her husband Jeff, their son Zack, Mark and Shane McGullion; her stepsons; and Pepi, her dog. Initially Carol was employed by Sperry New Holland. This is where she learned about helping others by volunteering with the New Holland Ambulance.  She began teaching ambulance personnel Red Cross Advanced First Aid and CPR. Then the EMT course became available and she was one of the first 13 instructors of this course.  She felt she wanted to do more so she went into nursing school. When she graduated, she was hired by Community Hospital as an ER and MICU nurse.
In 5 years she decided to move on to Brandywine Hospital as an ER nurse, then she became a flight nurse on Aeromedix (now Sky Flight Care).
She became more interested in Medic 93 from Brandywine and that is where she spent many years as a MICU nurse and found out that they were "family". When she felt she was too old to jump in and out of ambulances, she transferred closer to her family and Holy Spirit Hospital's ER, where she was employed until her death. She loved playing Bingo at the Linglestown Fire Hall. She was a member of the Lawnton American Legion and VFW Post 1213 Ladies' Auxiliaries.

Wharton H. Bittle, Jr., 77, of Colonial Park, Harrisburg, died Wednesday, August 19, 2009 at the Carolyn Croxton Slane Residence following an illness of 17 months.  He is survived by his wife of 52 years, Jean M. Bittle.  He was a member of St. Mark's United Church of Christ in Cressona, a graduate of the former Cressona High School, a graduate of Penn State University with a BS and M Ed degrees, retired from the Central Dauphin School District having served as principal of Central Dauphin East Junior High School for 27 years. A U.S. Army veteran serving as an assistant personnel sergeant with the Army Security Agency in Alaska during the Korean War.
Memberships include Cressona Lodge #222 F&AM, Harrisburg Consistory, Zembo Shrine, the Cressona Legion, a life member of the Penn State Alumni Assoc., the Pennsylvania Assoc. of School Retirees, Pennsylvania & National Associations of Elementary and Secondary School Principals, Pennsylvania Dept. of Education Secretary's Certification Appeal Committee and a former member of the Pennsylvania Professional Standards and Practices Commission.
"Herb" was an avid fan of Penn State Football, Penn State Basketball and a member of the Penn State Nittany Lion Club.

Carolyn Mae Dettinger Shanahan, Class of 1962, of Wilmington, DE, died Wednesday, August 19, 2009 in the Hershey Medical Center.  Carolyn also attended Goldey Beacon Business College, Wilmington, DE. She retired from Human Resources at Dupont in Wilmington, DE.  Surviving is her husband, George R. Shanahan; two sisters, Betty L. and Shrley J. Dettinger and a brother, Joseph E. Dettinger, class of '79, all of Harrisburg.

MSgt. Chester (Chet) McCreary Jr., Class of 1960, U.S. Air Force, Retired, of Las Vegas, passed away Friday, August 7, 2009.  "Mac" was a very loving husband, father and "grampy."  He is survived by his wife, of 43 years, Cheryl; daughter, Deanne Duron; grandchildren, Alec and Sierra Duron; sisters, Jill Carroll, class of '61, Carol McCreary; and brother, Joey McCreary, class of '65.
A true Patriot, Chester dedicated over 40 years in defense of this great nation, serving in and retiring from both the U.S. Air Force and the Department of Defense Civil Service. After retiring in 2004, he worked for several years as an employee of the Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort, enjoying the camaraderie of his many friends and Paiute's patrons.

Edith M. Clemson, Class of 1966, passed away on August 5, 2009 at Liberty Nursing & Rehab Center in Allentown.  "Edie" retired as a Clerk at PennDoT, and served as the Librarian at Calvary United Methodist Church.  Her only survivors are her cousins.

Joyce L. Segda Sheaffer, Class of 1962, of Swatara Township, died July 8, 2009 in her home, after a valiant struggle with Leukemia.
She was born February 17, 1945 in Georgia to the late Dr. Walter J. and Louise Segda. Joyce was preceded in death by her younger sister, Janice Segda and is survived by her lifemate of 18 years, Thomas Kendall; three sisters, Carol Baughman, Virginia Beach, VA, Sally Ricca, Palm Beach, FL and Sharon Segda, Peabody, MA; and one brother, Layne Segda, Panama City, FL.
Joyce's interests included cooking, old movies, the arts and refinishing art and furniture. She loved both buying and selling at flea markets. Thomas and Joyce travelled extensively as this was one of their greatest passions. She cared for and collected for our troops overseas and gave generously to orphanages, because she was unable to have children of her own, which she regretted. She was a wonderful, kind and generous woman who will be sorely missed and never forgotten by her loved ones.

Norman P. Hetrick, Esquire, Class of 1961, of Colonial Park, passed away Tuesday, June 30, 2009 in the Masonic Village of Elizabethtown.  Born March 5, 1943 in Harrisburg, he was the son of the late Norman E. and Evelyn (Bitner) Hetrick.
Norm was a partner in the law firm of Eckert Seamons Cherin & Mellot, LLC, serving in Government Relations, Municipal Finance, and Estate and Trust Sections of the firm's Harrisburg office prior to his retirement in 2001 due to the advancement of Parkinson's Disease.  Prior to March 1996, he was President and Principal of the Harisburg firm of Hetrick, Zaleski & Pierce, P.C., which he co-founded in 1978.  In addition, He served two terms as Vice-Chairman and later Chairman of the Dauphin County Board of Commissioners between 1980 and 1988.
Norm was also a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and received his J.D. from Dickinson School of Law. He was a frequent lecturer on estate and municipal law for the Pennsylvania Bar Institute and various statewide associations. He represented many national corporations, associations, and local governments as a registered lobbyist before the Pennsylvania General Assembly, the Executive offices, and Administrative agencies.
Norm was a member of the National Association of Bond Lawyers and the Pennsylvania Association of Bond Lawyers for which he served as Treasurer.  He was a Trustee of the Financial Accounting Foundation representing the nation's local governments. For many years, he served as Solicitor for the Dauphin County Register of Wills. He was a member of the American, District of Columbia, Pennsylvania, and Dauphin County Bar Associations. He was admitted to practice law in Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia.
Norm served as a member of the Board of Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania from which he received the Alumni Award of Merit in 1989. During his tenure as Penn Trustee, he also served as a Trustee of the Penn Medical System and sat on the Board of Overseers of Penn's Schools of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine. Prior to his Trustee appointment, Hetrick served as President of the Class of 1965 and as President of the Organized Classes.
For more than thirty years, Norm was an active figure in local politics. He served as Chairman of the Lower Paxton Township Board of Supervisors from 1978 to 1980 when he was elected to his first of two terms as Dauphin County Commissioner. He served as a delegate to the 1992 and 1996 Republican National Conventions. In 1998, he was appointed by Governor Tom Ridge to the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority.
Throughout his life, Norm was a tireless public servant who worked on behalf of many local community organizations. He served as President of the American Lung Association of Pennsylvania who, in 2004, recognized his 36-year tenure as a volunteer by naming their new Mid-Atlantic Regional Headquarters building in his honor. In March 2009, he received the American Lung Association's first Lifetime Achievement Award and was recognized during the event by longtime friend Governor Ed Rendell who presented him with a state proclamation. Hetrick also served as President of the Dauphin County Library System, President of the Colonial Park Rotary Club, Vice-President of the Dauphin County Historical Society Board of Trustees and as a Trustee of WITF. He received numerous honors and awards from various state and local civic organizations.
Norm was an active member of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, twice serving as Senior Warden of the vestry. He actively sought to expand the St. Andrew's parish and was instrumental in the creation of St. Andrew in the Valley Church, which first held services on Christmas Eve, 1980. In 1986, his vision was realized when a formal church ediface was constructed and dedicated on the former Alexander Estate in Linglestown.
Norm is survived by his wife, Frances Sue (Lewis) Hetrick, class of '61;, his children, Demaris Page Hetrick, wife of Asian Clemente of Bloomfield, New Jersey and Norman P. Hetrick, Jr. of Colonial Park; his grandchildren, Amalia Page Clemente and Asian Brandon Clemente; his step-children, Betsy (Smith) Nagel, wife of Dr. Terry Nagel, of Blythewood South Carolina, Amie (Smith) Toohey, wife of Chris Toohey, of Blythewood, South Carolina, and Robert Smith, husband of Taryn Smith, of New Cumberland and twelve grandchildren. He is also survived by three sisters, Lora Lou (Hetrick) Hoffer, wife of Lee A. Hoffer, of Hummelstown, Diana (Hetrick) Mariano of Palm Coast, Florida, and Maryellen (Hetrick) Sellers, class of '67, wife of Joseph S. Sellers, of Shellsville; his sister-in-law, Patricia (Ryan) Hetrick of Berwyn, Pennsylvania; his step-mother, Marguerite S. Hetrick of Hershey; and his step-sister, Ann (Bartlett) Korzeniewski, wife of Gregory E. Korzeniewski, of Falls Church, Virginia, in addition to many cherished nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, his brother, David R. Hetrick, and his nephew, Adam W. Sellers.  Norm and Sue are Lifetime "Sweetheart" Members of the CDHS Alumni Association.

Jon W. Robbins, Class of 1956, of Montoursville, PA, died Thursday, June 25, 2009 in Williamsport.   He was married for 10 years to the former Andra DeHart.
Jon graduated with the first class from the new Central Dauphin High School, earned a BA from Dickinson College and attended Lehigh University.  He was a businessman owning Capitol Equipment out of Harrisburg from 1963-1982 and from Manheim until 1988.  He also owned and operated the Compass Quarry Inc. in Paradise. He retired nearly 20 years ago.
Besides his wife, he is survived by 2 sons, Jon W. Robbins, Jr. and Fred Robbins, both of Derry CT; and 2 grandchildren, Ian and Alexandra of Lancaster.  Also surviving are a brother, Julian Robbins of Oberlin, Ohio.

Darrel Paul Walborn, Class of 1961, of Harrisburg passed away on June 9, 2009 in the Carolyn Croxton Slane Hospice Residence in Harrisburg after a courageous battle with cancer.
He was born April 29, 1943 in Harrisburg to Jean A. (Thompson) Walborn currently of Elizabethtown and the late Walter W. Walborn. Darrel celebrated 47 years of marriage with Karen Lee (Habecker) Walborn, class of '62.
In addition to his wife and mother, he is survived by his daughter Lisa Walborn Kreider, class of '81; two sons, Brian W. Walborn, class of '84 and his wife, Amy Jo, and Cory J Walborn, class of '90 and his wife, Melanie; two granddaughters, Abigail Leigh Walborn and Myra Jean Walborn all of Harrisburg. He was preceded in death by his sister Susan E. Walborn, class of '67. He is also survived by an uncle, several aunts, nieces and nephews. 
Darrel retired from International Union of Bricklayers & Allied Craftworkers, Local #5, where he served as past President and also retired from the Central Dauphin School District.
He was a lifetime member of The Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame, founding President of the Paxton Athletic Association and Central Dauphin's 1961 Outstanding Male Athlete Award. He enjoyed Penn State Football and NASCAR. He was also an avid hunter and fisherman.

Martin A. Wilhelm, Class of 1960, of Newville, passed away May 18, 2009 at his home.  "Marty" was a retired Corrections Officer from the Department of Corrections, Camp Hill and a part-time Rural Letter Carrier for the Mechanicsburg Post Office. Martin was an Air Force veteran. He was a member of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, Newville, Cumberland Valley Classic Car Club, Green Ridge and Big Spring Model Railroad Club, the American Legion Post #945, and a lifetime member of the National Rifle Association.
He is survived by his wife, Mary H. Wilhelm; his son, Martin C. Wilhelm of Dillsburg; four daughters, Jennilee Wagener, Gerelyn Anderson, both of Dillsburg, Sara E. Andrade, Sarah D. Wilhelm, both of Carlisle; brother, Richard Wilhelm, class of '63; four sisters, Brenda Wilhelm Freed, class of '59, Nancy Wilhelm Stickney, class of '64, Anita Wilhelm Taleff, class of '67, Diane Wilhelm Gordon, class of '68; three grandchildren, Justin Wagener, Colin Anderson and Mallory Anderson.

Sharon L. McGee Nigro, Class of 1966, of Highspire, passed away Monday, May 4, 2009, her 61st birthday at the Harrisburg Hospital.  Sharon was a former employee of Amp, Inc. and Remax. She was a former member of St. Peters Lutheran Church, Highspire and enjoyed her cat Zoey.
Sharon is survived by her son Stephen C. Nigro and his wife Kimberly of Mechanicsburg; two sisters, Sandra K. Foultz, class of '63, and her husband Skip of Charlotte, NC and Sharlene C. Yohe and her husband Mike of Harrisburg. She also leaves behind two grandchildren, Nicholas and Alexis.

Barbara "Bonnie" L. Shocker, Class of 1959, passed away in her home in Harrisburg, PA at the age of 67 on April 27, 2009.  As a lifetime resident of Harrisburg, she retired from Weis Pharmacy and Central Dauphin School District.
She is survived by her sister, Nancy Shocker, class of '61, of Harrisburg, a brother Albert Shocker, class of '63, and his wife Barbara Miller Shocker, class of '66, of Harrisburg, a niece Heather Shocker, class of '90, nephew Colby Shocker, class of '95, and his wife Jen, as well as numerous cousins, an aunt and friends.

Harold E. "Butch" Gephart, Class of 1970, passed away at his Lower Paxton Township home on April 25, 2009.  Butch was the owner and operator of Gephart's Driving School, which was responsible for teaching many CDHS students how to drive.  Condolences are extended to his wife, Linda, sons Heath, class of '92, and Todd, class of '98, daughters Christina Fisher and Melody Wallace, his mother, and brothers, Joe and Clifford, and grandchildren.

Anthony C. "Tony" Lerch, Class of 1979, passed away on April 24, 2009 at his home in Lower Paxton Township.  He is survived by four children - Anthony, Austin, Evan and Emma - of York, PA, and brother Timothy, class of '80, and sister Roseanne Lerch Wade, class of '82.

LeRoy D. Hughes, Class of 1970, 57 of Clinton, MD entered into rest on Monday, April 13, 2009.
He also attended the University of Maryland in College Park, Maryland.
He loved to play sports football, basketball and track and excelled. Placed in (PIAA) State Track finals in long and triple jumps, played in the Big 33 & was awarded school's Outstanding Athlete of the Year. After graduating, he tried out with the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Philadelphia Phillies. He received honorable mention as an All-American defensive end and was awarded the All ACC Defensive end & received as well the A.V. Williams Athletic Achievement Award from the University of Maryland. He spent time with the New York Jets, played for British Columbia Canadian Football League and was later drafted by Kansas City Chiefs. On April 22, 2007 he was inducted into the Capital Area Chapter Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame.
He worked for the State of Maryland & later transferred to the Charles County Educational system. He was a consultant in Crisis Management serving private companies & hospitals.
LeRoy is survived by Barbara C. Hughes, his loving wife, Lauren Ashley and Simone Nicole, his daughters; Wanda H. Pritchett, Class of '75, Darlene H. Miller, Rhoda Sims, Walter Hughes, Jr., Class of '82, James Chatman of Harrisburg, PA, Florinda Morgan of Winston Salem, NC, brothers and sisters, Alice Sims grandmother of Harrisburg, Alice B. Franklin of Steelton, PA and Lou and Erma Sims of Washington DC, significant aunts and uncle and a host of family relatives.

John Vacondios, Class of 1961, died Tuesday, January 12, 2009 at his home in Melbourne, FL.  He came to Florida, Panama City Beach, in 1976 and moved to Melbourne in 1978. He spent his entire working career in the food, beverage and hospitality business. John is survived by his wife of 32 years, Joyce; step-sons, Darin and Brian Bickle; son, Matthew Vacondios and cousins in Greece.

Lita Lane Keeney,Class of 1961, formerly of LaPlata, MD, died February 7, 2009 at Mandrin Hospice House, Harwood, MD.  She was the daughter of the late Martin G. Lane Sr. and Ruth Lane.  Lita received her education at Central Dauphin High School and Maryland Medical Secretarial School, Hagerstown, PA.  She owned and operated 2 Hallmark Stores in Waldorf, MD and started the Hawthorne Country Club Swim Team in LaPlata, MD.
She was an elder, deacon and member of Annapolis First Presbyterian Church   She enjoyed spending time with her husband, children, grandchildren and friends, and playing tennis & Mah-jongg, going to the beach and shopping, and was a huge Maryland basketball and football fan.
She is survived by her husband Raymond E. Keeney, Sr., Class of '59; daughter and son-in-law, Lee Ann and Tom Madar, Wilson, NC; daughter and son-in-law, Suzanne and Rhett Hesprich, Buford, GA; son and daughter-in-law, Raymond and Natalie Keeney, Jr., Knoxville, TN; brothers, Martin Lane, Jr., Class of '56, Harrisburg, PA and William Lane, Harrisburg, PA; sister Marianne Wohlfarth, Harrisburg, PA; 9 grandchildren, Michael, Matthew and Marty Madar, Julia and Rhett Jr. Hesprich, Karson, Emerson, Reese and Ryan Margaret Keeney.

Smyra C. Gekas, Class of 1978, of Harrisburg, passed away, February 7, 2009 in the Harrisburg Hospital. She was the daughter of the late Constantine W. "Gus" and Dimitra Gekas.  Smyra worked as a Personnel Analyst for the Department of Human Resources for the PA. State Police, and a part time receptionist and secretary for OIP, of Harrisburg.
She was a member of the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral.
Surviving are 3 sisters, Valerie G., Class of '81, and her husband, James Caggiano, of Harrisburg, Elizabeth D. Gekas, and Alexandra J. Gekas; step mother, Melanie L. Gekas, all of Frederick, Md.; her friend and companion, Wallace Fowler, of Harrisburg; and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.

Dennis J. Finney, Class of 1968, passed away Tuesday, January 13, 2009 at his home on Mountaintop Road.  He was born November 7, 1949 in Coral Gables, FL and raised in Pitman and Harrisburg by the late Charles E. and Betty Hepler Finney.  He is survived by his wife of 18 years, Christine Priggins; a sister, Sharon K. Finney Griffiths, class of '75, and her husband Jim; three nephews, Christopher Griffiths and his family and Tyler and Nick.
Dennis was a Vietnam Era U.S. Army Veteran. He lived in Colorado, the Eastern Shore of Maryland and Harrisburg where he worked for a time at Wilsbach Distributors. He enjoyed outdoor sports and recreation and supported several wildlife and conservation organizations and was a long time member of American Legion Post 272, Linglestown.
Dennis was an ambassador of life and living who possessed unending strength, appeal and perseverance fueled by passion, patience and positivity.

Randall W. Minnich, Class of 1970, passed away on January 7, 2009 at the Carolyn Croxton Slane Hospice Residence in Harrisburg.  A veteran of the Army National Guard, Randy was a printer/mechanic for Fry Communications.  Condolensces go out to his survivors: sons Chuck Minnich of Enola and Brandon of Houston, TX; daughters Wendy Crawford of Harrisburg and Candy Rinehart of Shermans Dale; mother, Gloria Minnich of Harrisburg; brother Steven Minnich of Indonesia; sister, Christine Minnich Balmer, Class of '74, of Penbrook, and two grandchildren.

Barry L. Hurst, Class of 1959, of Palmyra, PA, passed away on January 6, 2009 at home.  He was married to Donna Emlet Hurst, Class of '63, and they would have celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary this coming April.  Barry was the owner/operator of Hurst Flooring.  Also surviving are his mother, Elizabeth Hurst, Son, Brian Hurst of New Cumberland, and daughters, Lynnette Holste and Kimberly Bamford, both of Hummelstown, 5 grandchildren and sister, Shirley Winter of Harrisburg.

Lorraine Smith Yetter, Class of 1963, of Susquehanna Township, passed away Friday, December 26, 2008 in her home, surrounded by her loving family.  She was preceded in death by her sister, Marjorie Frances Smith, father-in-law, Arthur R. Yetter, Sr. and her niece, Briana Smith. Lorraine is survived by her wonderful, caring husband, Barry L. Yetter; her loving children, one daughter, Melanie A. Conrad and husband Russel, Susquehanna Township; three sons, Michael J. Rudy, '83, and wife Sharon, Camp Hill, Mark A. Rudy, '85, and wife Tina, Pittsburgh, Patrick J. Rudy, '88, and wife Annie, Harrisburg; her most precious grandchildren and great-grandchildren, Chad Harlacker, Christie Harlacker, David Rudy, Erin DeLeonardo, Ryan Rudy, Robert Conrad, Alexa Conrad, Morrison Rudy, Hailey Rudy, Joshua Rudy and adopted grandson, Ian Kelly; one sister, Sheila Berkebile and husband Dale, Renova; three brothers, Robert J. Smith and wife Jeannette, Gunnison, CO, James L. Smith and wife Helen, Lower Paxton Township, Brian W. Smith, class of '61, and wife Joanne, Rutherford Heights; five nephews; seven nieces; mother-in-law, E. Jane Yetter, Harrisburg; brothers-in-law, Arthur R. Yetter, Jr. and family and Donald Yetter.

James M. "JD" Dietel, Class of 1965, of East Berlin, PA, passed away on December 20, 2008.  He is survived by his wife, Nancy, daughters Cathy Kuykendall, Sandra Guistewhite and Kimberly Patterson, and brothers John R. "Jack" Dietel, class of '70, and Robert F. Dietel, class of '68.

Audrey M. Cassel, 79, passed away on Monday, December 15, 2008.  She was a graduate of Susquehanna High School and retired as tax auditor for Central Dauphin School District. Audrey was a very devoted member of the Progress Church of God, served on the church council, and was a volunteer for Girl Scouts of America.
She was a very devoted wife, mother, and grandmother prior to her illness. Mom will hold a special place in our hearts. She will be missed very much. She enjoyed knitting, crocheting, taking Sunday drives, country music, trips to Nashville, TN and supporting her grandchildren's activities.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Victor E. Cassel, Jr., who was also employed by the CD School District.
Surviving are her two daughters: Victoria A. Devaney, class of '70, and her husband John of Elizabethtown; and Virginia K. Swank and her husband Raymond, both class of '72 of Harrisburg; two grandchildren, Kara Swank of Harrisburg and John Henry Devaney of Elizabethtown; one sister, Shirley Cassel of Penbrook; two brothers, Roy D.Knupp, Jr. and his wife Joanie and Foster Knupp and his wife Josephine, both of Harrisburg. Also surviving are several nieces and nephews.

Patricia A. Posey, Class of 1966, passed away at her parents home in Camp Hill on February 16, 1998.

Michael J. Krill, Class of 1976, of Linglestown, passed away Tuesday, December 2, 2008 at his home after a courageous battle with cancer.  Mike was the son of Frances (Zavalick) Krill with whom he lived and the late Theodore Krill. He was also preceded in death by a brother, Teddy S. Krill, Class of '70, and a niece, Mandy Krill.  He was a member of Holy Name of Jesus Roman Catholic Church, American Legion Post 272, Linglestown and the Knights of Columbus, Harrisburg.
In addition to his mother, he is survived by 2 sisters, Kimberly A. Krill, class of '71 and Deborah L. Krill Culhane, class of '73, her husband, Gary, and his son, Gary Cuhlane, class of '84, all of Harrisburg; and a nephew Keith Culhane.

Lori A. McIntyre Brown, Class of 1985, of Annville, died Friday, November 21, at Hershey Medical Center.  Lori attended Trade School Computer Learning as a Technician and was employed as a medical assistant in various doctors offices in the area.
Surviving, in addition to her parents and husband Guy I. Brown, are a step-mother, Martha McIntyre of Harrisburg; a daughter, Katelyn Brown of Lebanon; a son, Joshua Brown at home; a brother, Kenneth M. McIntyre of Lawton, OK and a sister, Cheryl McIntyre of Indianapolis, IN.

Steven B. Orsinger, Class of 1971, died Saturday, November 1, 2008 in the Reading Hospital from injuries suffered in a motorcycle accident.
Steve was employed as a mechanic for the Hershey Company with 37 years of service. He was a member of Chocolate Worker's Local #464; the Holy Name of Jesus Roman Catholic Church in Harrisburg; the Senior Softball Assn. & played for the Lebanon American Legion; a former boxer with the Police Athletic League; a Brown Belt in Ishinru Karate; and a former body builder. He was also an avid supporter of all scholastic sporting events, but most of all, he enjoyed riding his Harley & making trips with his fellow riders.
In addition to his parents, he is survived by his wife, Patricia A. (McManamon) Orsinger, class of '72; a son Steven M., class of '04 and daughter Megan S Orsinger, both at home; 3 sisters, Leta Orsinger Benedict, class of '73, Tea Orsinger Snead, class of '79 and Jada Orsinger Laganella, class of '83 all of Harrisburg; a brother, William M. Orsinger of Middletown.

Joseph C. Manmiller, 82, of West Hanover Township died October 13, 2008.  He was a graduate of Steelton High School, Lock Haven State Teachers College, and Penn State University where he received an M.Ed./Administration and did work toward his Doctorate. He was a veteran of World War II and the invasion of Normandy.  He was an educator and a school administrator for 26 years. He began teaching in an eleven year school in Dauphin Borough where he organized and coached a midget football team. He taught in a one room school in East Hanover Township prior to becoming principal of the former Enhaut Elementary School. He taught at Swatara Junior High School and East Junior High School before becoming "Director of Student Activities" in the Central Dauphin School District. As a teacher he was always concerned about the students. A strict disciplinarian, but fair.
He was well known in sports circles as a coach and as a PIAA football and wrestling official for 30 years. He coached football at Swatara High School and football, wrestling and track at Swatara Junior High School. He organized and coached the Dauphin-Middle Paxton Midget football team. He was past commissioner of the old Central Penn Midget Football League for seven years. He founded the present day wrestling officials chapters and was Secretary of the former Central Penn Football Officials for five years. He was very active in Dauphin County Republican politics.  He received the Lock Haven College Alumni Achievement Award and was inducted into the Central Penn Football Officials Hall of Fame and the District III Wrestling Coaches Associations Hall of Fame. He was inducted into the Voters Hall of Fame for 50 years of not missing an election.
Surviving are his wife, Nada (Mircheff) Manmiller; four daughters, Constance Valentine of Dillsburg, Nadine Hoover and JoLynn Stoy of East Hanover Township, Nada Coup of West Hanover Township; and four grandchildren, Alicia Valentine, Joseph Hoover, Matthew Hoover, and Sarah Hoover.

Amanda L. Lutz, Class of 1997, of Lower Paxton Twp., passed away Saturday, October 11, 2008 at Holy Spirit Hospital.  She was the daughter of Shelley L. (Robertson) Lutz, with whom she lived and the late Lee R. Lutz.  She was employed at PHEAA , attended HACC and was a graduate of Shippensburg University.  In addition to her mother, she is survived by a sister Melissa L. Lutz, Class of '94, of Harrisburg, and our sympathies are extended to both.

Jane E. Heberle Baker Drew, Class of 1964, of Luzerne, entered into eternal rest Thursday morning, October 9 at Manor Care Kingston after bravely battling a long illness.  Jane served in the U.S. Navy at the Philadelphia Navy Base. She is survived by her mother, Ada Heberle; her daughter, Robin Self; and grandson, Andrew Self of MacClenny, FL; sister, Andrea Heberle Faber, class of '66, and husband Russ of Harrisburg; brothers, Andy Heberle, Jr, class of '68 and wife Jackie of Powhatan, VA, Jeff Heberle, class of '70, and wife Kate of Hillsboro, OR, and Dave Heberle, class of '73, and wife Judy of Harrisburg.

Larry R. "Ric" Trimmer, Class of 1970, of Millerstown, passed away on Tuesday, October 7, 2008 as the result of an accident at the Pennsy Supply quarry in South Hanover Township.
Ric was a U.S. Navy Veteran, and a welder for Pennsy Supply.
At work, he was known as Larry; at home he was known as Ric, but most importantly he was a wonderful, loving Dad and husband.
Surviving are his wife, Tracy L. Trimmer; a daughter, Brooke A. Trimmer of Millerstown; his mother, Patricia M. Trimmer of Harrisburg; a sister, Wendy L. Trimmer Baldwin, class of '73 of Wormleysburg.

Karen E. Kocher Heilner, Class of 1979, of Elizabethtown, died Thursday October 2, 2008 at Lancaster General Hospital.  Karen was also a graduate of Thompson Business Institute, and a music education student at Millersville University. She became a private instructor of many flute students.
She was employed as a medical assistant and secretary at Norlanco Medical Associates of Mount Joy and at the Milton S. Hershey Medical Center. In addition, she was a reading assistant at Fairview Elementary School in Elizabethtown.
A member of Christ Church United Church of Christ in Elizabethtown, Karen was a former choir member and church instrumentalist.   Our condolences are extended to her husband, Gerald D. Heilner II; daughter, Diana M. Heilner at home; her mother, Salome M. Kocher of Harrisburg; and a brother, Karl E. Kocher, class of '76, of Lemoyne.

Daniel A. Kruger, Class of 1965, of West Hanover Twp., died Wednesday, September 24, 2008 at Community General Osteopathic Hospital, with family and friends by his side.  He was also a graduate of West Chester State Teachers College.  Dan was a health and physical education teacher in the Harrisburg School District for 30 years, teaching elementary and middle school, where he was Department Head until his retirement in June 1999. He was an avid hunter who was successful in earning the PA Triple Trophy twice. He was a member of Blue Ridge Sportsman's Club and American Legion Post #1001.
In addition to his mother, he is survived by his wife of 37 years, Joyce M. (Long) Kruger, '69; two daughters, Kimberly (Kruger) Gray '93 and her husband, Michael and Karin (Kruger) Adams '96 and her husband, Jason of Harrisburg; two granddaughters, Mason Gray and Morgan Adams.

George W. "Speed" Ebersole, 84, of Wormleysburg, passed away Wednesday, September 24, 2008 at home.  Born in Harrisburg, he was the son of the late Grace M. (Failor) and George W. Ebersole, Sr.
Speed was a member of the Colonial Park United Church of Christ, Harrisburg and was also a Worshipful Master in the Masons.  He donated his time and energies to Lower Paxton High School, Lower Dauphin High School, and principally to Central Dauphin High School. In addition, student athletes from throughout central Pennsylvania have come to him with athletic injuries and he has never turned anyone away.  A United States Navy Veteran of World War II, he worked for the Telegraph Press, later retired and went to teach at the Cumberland-Perry Vocational-Technical School for sixteen years.
Speed was survived by a niece, Cynthia Hamaker Bear '75 of Wormleysburg, PA; 2 nephews, Robert L. Hamaker '72 of Williamsport, PA and Thomas L. Hamaker '77, of Harrisburg, PA.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday, October 1, 2008 at 11 a.m., in Colonial Park United Church of Christ, 5000 Devonshire Road, Harrisburg, PA 17109. Visitation will be held from 9 a.m., until the time of the service. Burial will follow at the Shoop's Cemetery, Harrisburg, PA.
Arrangements entrusted to Zimmerman-Auer Funeral Home, Inc., 4100 Jonestown Road, Harrisburg, PA 17109. Please share your love and condolences with the family at www.zimmerman-auer.com www.pennlive.com/obits

Thomas Robert Caba, Class of 1995, of Harrisburg, died Monday, September 8, 2008 at his home.  Thom was a1997 Graduate of the Empire School of Cosmetology, a talented Artist, Hair Stylist, and Barber.  He was a member of Holy Name of Jesus Roman Catholic Church, Harrisburg. He was also an avid football fan, especially Midget football.
He is survived by his mother & ste-father, Diane & Samual Beiler of Fort Pierce, FL; his daughter, Samantha Grace of Harrisburg; a brother, Tony M. Caba of Harrisburg; sister, Tina A. Caba of Fort Pierce, FL; step-brother, David Beiler of Lancaster; step-sister, Nicole Wright of Baltimore, MD; and many Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, Nieces, and Nephews.

Darrell K. Boldosser, Class of 1968, passed away September 4, 2008 at his home in Middletown, PA.  He was the proprietor of Boldosser Photography and Videography in Middletown for over 30 years and was an Air Force Reservist.
He was also a member of the Perseverance Masonic Lodge # 21 F&AM, Harrisburg; Professional Photographers of America; Professional Photographers of Pennsylvania; Wedding Photographers International; and, during his adult life, held memberships with numerous Fire and Ambulance Associations in the area.  Our sympathies are extended to his wife, Karen (Wagner) Boldosser; brother, Donald G., class of '66 (and his wife, JoAnn) Boldosser, Owens Crossroads, AL; nieces and  nephews.

Elizabeth M. Potteiger, 91, formerly of Lower Paxton Twp., passed away Wednesday, August 27, 2008 at Holy Spirit Hospital, Camp Hill.  Elizabeth retired as a cook for the Central Dauphin School District with 29 years of service. She was an avid Philadelphia Phillies fan.  Surviving are two sons, Marlin of Florida and Samuel Jr., '58 (wife - Sandra Attick Potteiger, '60) of Harrisburg; three daughters, Geraldine Hodapp of Kansas City, MO, Linda Potteiger Wagner '61 of Camp Hill and Betsy Potteiger Ibaugh '70 of Columbus, OH ; 28 grandchildren, 76 great-grandchildren and 12 great-great-grandchildren.

Alexander C. Weaver, Class of 2005, was killed in an automobile accident on August 24, 2008.  Alex worked in the EDS Division of Sun Microsystems, Inc., and was a student at Central Penn Business College.  Heartfelt sympathies are extended to his parents, Edward A. & Susan A. Henry Weaver, and siblings, Michael & Brittany.

Charles E. Dietrich, Class of 1964, passed away on August 17, 2008 in Harrisburg.  He was a driver for the Keebler Company for 36 years and is survived by his wife, Patricia.  Our sympathies are also extended to his sister, Mary Yentzer,  and brothers, Lloyd, '61 and Levi.

Ralph W. Goodman, Class of 1963, died in Silver Spring, MD on July 14, 2008.  Ralph lived in the Washington, DC area for more than 40 years and worked at the Pentagon Federal Credit Union in Alexandria, VA.  He was a veteran of the US Army and his ashes will be interred at Arlington National Cemetery.  Sympathy is extended to his brother, Brian P. Goodman.

Frank C. Flickinger, Class of 1956, passed away on May 23, 2008 at his home in Harrisburg.  "Flick" was a Consultant Supervisor with T.W.Consultants, retired after 33 yrs. as an inspector for PennDOT.  Our condolences are extended to his wife, Mary, daughters, Maria & Andrea, and brother Donald, '57, and sister-in-law, Jeanne Lingle Flickinger, '59.

Kenneth R. Mullin, Class of 1961, departed on Jun. 7, 2006 and resided in Pitman, NJ.  After high school, he attended Drexel Institute of Technology for one year.  After graduating West Chester University in 1966, with his B.A. in Biology, he was drafted by the US Navy during the Vietnam War and served in Japan as a hospital corpsman. After being discharged, Ken returned to West Chester University to further his education and obtained 2 Master Degrees in Education.  In the late 1970’s, he secured a job at the Hospital of the University of PA School of Veterinary Medicine’s medical records department; it was while working there a student by the name of Nina caught his eye, became the love of his life and they married. Ken then taught at Gwynedd-Mercy College, Bryn Mawr for a short while. He received a BA from Temple in Health Information Management and secured a position with Underwood-Memorial Hospital -where he worked until his recent disability- as a Certified Tumor Registrar. Ken will be remembered as a prolific and talented writer; who started his own literary magazine. He enjoyed photography, composing music and gardening. Ken was a man who loved life and lived every day with humor and gratitude. He is the beloved husband of 17 years to Nina R. Beyer, V.M.D., of Pitman, and loving brother of Richard T. Mullin, '63, of North East, Maryland.

Greta M. Waltz, Class of 1971, passed away at the Hershey Medical Center on July 19, 2008.  Greta lived with her brother, Donald, and is also survived by her sister, Joyce Waltz Orth, '73.

Robert Gully, Class of 1963, passed away on July 7, 2008.  No other details are available.

Randall S. Reigel, Class of 1970, passed away on July 4, 2008 in Lebanon, PA.  Condolences are offered to his fiancee, Patricia Vines, his mother, Patricia Reigel, sister Cherle Bentley, and brothers, Ronald, Brett, Douglas, Todd, Chad, and Brandon.

Thomas E. Ensminger, Class of 1962, passed away on June 22, 2008.  After serving in the Army National Guard, Tom was an active member of the Palmyra community through the Boro Council and youth athletics.  He worked at Steiner Studios for 38 years, then at Colortech., Inc. for the past 8 years.  Our sympathies are extended to wife, Carol, his mother, Jean Coulson and son Scott Ensminger, brother Robert F. Ensminger, Jr, '60, and sister Carolyn Levinthal.

Paula Lowans McCleary Reichert, Class of 1969, passed away in a Harrisburg hospital on July 3, 2008.  She was a medical secretary who loved animals, reading, ceramics and cooking.  Paula is survived by her husband, James L. Reichert, '67, son Jon Blosser and daugher Jesse L. Reichert, 6 grandchildren and a great-granddaughter.  Deepest sympathies to all.

MandiRae Askew Bishop, Class of 2002, passed away on June 19, 2008 at her home in York Haven, PA.  MandiRae worked for the State Human Resources Department, was a self taught piano player with a perfect pitch voice and she enjoyed singing with her son, Bryson.  She is also survived by her father, Mark Askew, '77, mother LeeAnn Hansel, brothers Dylan Askew and Jimmy, Christian, Daniel and Dakota Hansel, and her aunt Sheila Askew Illiano, '82.  Our condolences to all.

Leslie Faye Neely Wells, Class of 1983, passed away on June 14, 2008 in her Jonestown, PA home.  Leslie worked as a chef for the Lickdale American Legion and had two children - Joshua and Nichole.  Our sympathies are also extended to her siblings, Mark Neely, '78, Bruce Neely '79, and Tracy Neely Essig ' 81.

John P. McDowell, Class of '58, passed away on May 7, 2008.
He was a graduate of Shippensburg University and the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg and ordained in 1965.
John served parishes in Hooversville, Emigsville, and Jonestoen, PA, Vienna, WV, and Brooksville, Fl.  He was dedicated to youth and music ministries.  John retired in 1987 due to disability from an injury sustained while serving the Luther League.  He was a volunteer firefighter for 27 years and served as a Chaplain and counselor during disasters.  John is survived by his wife, Lois; son David of Holiday, FL; daughter Marie McClung of Valdosta, GA; and 5 grandchildren.  Our deepest sympathies to all.

Major Adam Via Rabuck, Class of 1996, was killed in a car accident on May 25, 2008.  Formerly of Middletown, Major lived in Harrisburg and was an accountant for Triax, Inc.  He was the son of Donald and Brenda Via Rabuck.  Our sympathies are extended to them as well as his sister, Selena S. Smith.

Miss Sara Jane Caum, a CDHS guidance counselor with a long and distinguished career, passed away on May 24, 2008 in Mechanicsburg, PA.  Miss Caum was a graduate of John Harris High School & Syracuse University, and earned her Master's Degree from Penn State.  She received many recognitions during her years of service, was a member of both the Syracuse Univ. and CDHS Alumni Associations, and was an avid supporter of CD's wrestling teams.  Our deepest sympathies to her sister, nieces, and their children.

Gary "Doc" Brown, Class of 1972, died on May 19, 2008 at the Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia.  Gary worked at Bethlehem Steel/Arcelor-Mittal for 34 years and was the father of four daughters, Pamela, Jennifer, Kelly and Amy.  Our deepest sympathies to them, his wife, Andrea, his sister Mary Werner, and brothers Jim & Ronald.

Roger H. Prichard, Class of 1967, was killed in a workplace accident at ArcelorMittal Steel in Steelton on April 18, 2008.  Roger served his country in the Army during the Vietman War.  Our deepest sympathy to his wife, Deborah, sons Roger A. & Jaren M. Prichard, and daughter, Jill Diehl, as well as his sisters, Janet Prichard Jones, '63, and Beverly Flynn, and brother Michael Prichard.

David L. Stevens, Class of 1974, passed away on April 17, 2008 in Houston, TX.  After graduating from CD, Dave moved to Philadelphia and then relocated to Houston.  Our condolences to brother, Bill Stevens, and sisters Janet Furjanic and Mary Jacobs.

Jaren Todd Hoover, Class of 2007, was killed in an accident at his workplace on April 14, 2008, his third day at his new job.  He attended HACC and also worked at the Chocolate Cafe and Damon's Restaurant.  Our deepest sympathies go to his parents, Todd and Susan Hoover, and three brothers, Owen, Namen, and Hanlen.

Donald L. Kintz, Class of 1957, passed away on April 3, 2008 in Mechanicsburg.  He was an Army vet, retired from TRW and Chromalloy.  Our condolences are extended to his wife, Marlene, and daughters Tammy Foster and Donna M. Parks, '91.

Sandra Brightbill Peace, Class of 1968, passed away on Friday, March 14, 2008.  Sandra was most recently a computer lab technician at West Hanover Elememtary School in the Central Dauphin District.  Our sympathies are extended to her husband, Stephen, and children, Brian Peace, Class of '01 and Kelly Peace Pietuszka, Class of '99, as well as her brother, Donald Brightbill, Class of '63.

Joseph R. (Skip) Schroll, Class of 1960, passed away on February 28, 2008.  Skip was active in many of his daughter's activities, coaching her softball teams and as a leader in Girl Scouts.  He served in the PA Air National Guard and retired from Ames True Temper.  Our sympathy is extended to his family. 

Edward L Shaffner, Class of 1956, passed away on February 23, 2008 in Harrisburg.  He retired as an engineer with PA DEP and was a veteran of the Army.  Condolenses to brothers Robert '60, and Paul '65.

Staci Ann Wilbert, Class of 1988, passed away on February 13, 2008 in Beaufort, SC.  Our hearts go out to Staci's parents, Danny, '58 and Judy Sheets Wilbert, '59, and sister Wendi Wilbert Hein.  Condolences may be sent to the family address of 57 Stratford Dr., Bluffton, SC 29909k or via email to fourheins@hargray.com or dwilbert@netscape.com

Gladys Wallace Vacante, Class of 1959, passed away on January 28, 2008.  Gladys and her husband, John, owned and operated Vacante's Restaurant in Hershey for many years.  Our condolenscences to her husband, her son Jeffrey Daniels, and her sister Polly Wallace Etnoyer, Class of '58.