Harry Keefer 79, of Sunset Lane, died Dec. 30, 1987 in the emergency room of the Chamberbsurg Hospital.
Born Sept. 1, 1908 in Letterkenny Township, he was a son of the late Grant and Mae Shadle Keefer.
In 1973, he retired from Letterkenny Army Depot where he was a warehouse supervisor. Earlier in his life, he was a farmer and worked at Chambersburg Engineering Company.
Mr. Keefer was a member of Salem Lutheran Church Pleasant Hall.
His first wife, Pauline Reeder Keefer, died on April 10, 1950.
Surviving are his second his wife, Florence R. Finiff Rife; a son, Bertis D. of Clearwater, Fl; three daughters, Bernice E. (Mrs. Richard L.) Uglow of New Franklin, Patsy A. Book of Chambersburg and Peggy L .Ott of R.R. 6; step-son Warren Reeder of Mercersburg; 2 step-daughters, Lucille (Mrs. John) Smith of Mercersburg, Louise (Mrs. Jack) Sharpe of McConnellsburg; three sisters, Dora Little of Chambersburg, Grace (Mrs. Irvin) Gayman of Orrstown and Hazel Van Scyoc of Chambersburg; 14 grandchildren,8 step-grandchildren, 19 great- grandchildren and 7 step -great- grandchildren.
Born Sept. 1, 1908 in Letterkenny Township, he was a son of the late Grant and Mae Shadle Keefer.
In 1973, he retired from Letterkenny Army Depot where he was a warehouse supervisor. Earlier in his life, he was a farmer and worked at Chambersburg Engineering Company.
Mr. Keefer was a member of Salem Lutheran Church Pleasant Hall.
His first wife, Pauline Reeder Keefer, died on April 10, 1950.
Surviving are his second his wife, Florence R. Finiff Rife; a son, Bertis D. of Clearwater, Fl; three daughters, Bernice E. (Mrs. Richard L.) Uglow of New Franklin, Patsy A. Book of Chambersburg and Peggy L .Ott of R.R. 6; step-son Warren Reeder of Mercersburg; 2 step-daughters, Lucille (Mrs. John) Smith of Mercersburg, Louise (Mrs. Jack) Sharpe of McConnellsburg; three sisters, Dora Little of Chambersburg, Grace (Mrs. Irvin) Gayman of Orrstown and Hazel Van Scyoc of Chambersburg; 14 grandchildren,8 step-grandchildren, 19 great- grandchildren and 7 step -great- grandchildren.
Harry Keefer 79, of Sunset Lane, died Dec. 30, 1987 in the emergency room of the Chamberbsurg Hospital.
Born Sept. 1, 1908 in Letterkenny Township, he was a son of the late Grant and Mae Shadle Keefer.
In 1973, he retired from Letterkenny Army Depot where he was a warehouse supervisor. Earlier in his life, he was a farmer and worked at Chambersburg Engineering Company.
Mr. Keefer was a member of Salem Lutheran Church Pleasant Hall.
His first wife, Pauline Reeder Keefer, died on April 10, 1950.
Surviving are his second his wife, Florence R. Finiff Rife; a son, Bertis D. of Clearwater, Fl; three daughters, Bernice E. (Mrs. Richard L.) Uglow of New Franklin, Patsy A. Book of Chambersburg and Peggy L .Ott of R.R. 6; step-son Warren Reeder of Mercersburg; 2 step-daughters, Lucille (Mrs. John) Smith of Mercersburg, Louise (Mrs. Jack) Sharpe of McConnellsburg; three sisters, Dora Little of Chambersburg, Grace (Mrs. Irvin) Gayman of Orrstown and Hazel Van Scyoc of Chambersburg; 14 grandchildren,8 step-grandchildren, 19 great- grandchildren and 7 step -great- grandchildren.
Born Sept. 1, 1908 in Letterkenny Township, he was a son of the late Grant and Mae Shadle Keefer.
In 1973, he retired from Letterkenny Army Depot where he was a warehouse supervisor. Earlier in his life, he was a farmer and worked at Chambersburg Engineering Company.
Mr. Keefer was a member of Salem Lutheran Church Pleasant Hall.
His first wife, Pauline Reeder Keefer, died on April 10, 1950.
Surviving are his second his wife, Florence R. Finiff Rife; a son, Bertis D. of Clearwater, Fl; three daughters, Bernice E. (Mrs. Richard L.) Uglow of New Franklin, Patsy A. Book of Chambersburg and Peggy L .Ott of R.R. 6; step-son Warren Reeder of Mercersburg; 2 step-daughters, Lucille (Mrs. John) Smith of Mercersburg, Louise (Mrs. Jack) Sharpe of McConnellsburg; three sisters, Dora Little of Chambersburg, Grace (Mrs. Irvin) Gayman of Orrstown and Hazel Van Scyoc of Chambersburg; 14 grandchildren,8 step-grandchildren, 19 great- grandchildren and 7 step -great- grandchildren.
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