In Memory Of-new
Celebrate the special memories you shared with your loved ones
David Barrett
1989 – 2021
Fentanyl Overdose
Jacob Lau
2000 – 2021
Fentanyl Overdose
Joshua Wesley Legassey
2000 – 2021
Acute Fentanyl Toxicity
Matthew Keener
1987 – 2021
Heroin overdose
Michael Louis Cubellis
1984 – 2021
Alcohol/Fentanyl Overdose
Richard A. Stough
1981 – 2021
Overdose
River Orion Miller
1997 – 2021
Fentanyl overdose
Samantha Picarelli
1983 – 2021
Fentanyl overdose
Tyler Cody Allen Merchant
1990 – 2021
Heroin/Fentanyl Overdose
Tyler Crone
1990 – 2021
Heroin/Fentanyl Overdose
Zachary T.S. Rhinehart
1987 – 2021
Overdose
Allen Stauffer
He had the biggest and brightest smile and a personality to match.
Allen was the most caring, loving baby brother that anyone could ask for and a son that any parent would be proud of. He had the biggest and brightest smile and a personality to match. Allen’s laugh was distinctive and extremely contagious and his jokes could change your mood in an instant. He could talk to anyone and make friends wherever he went. Allen LOVED the beach and wanted to work for 4ocean one day so he could be part of a team that believed in the same thing he did. Allen enjoyed life and was a big-hearted, fun-loving, beautiful person inside and out and is very much loved and missed every second of every day.
1997 – 2020
Acute combined drug combination
Austin Joseph Murphy-Legassey
1997 – 2020
Acute Fentanyl Toxicity
Bethany Noel Kurtz
1992 – 2020
Overdose
Breanna Reese
Breanna Reese or Bree as she went by was a beautiful and kind soul inside and out.
From a young age, Bree loved to express herself through art. She enjoyed sculpting, painting, and letting her mind run free through her artwork. A few years ago, she decided to take her love of art to the next level and teach classes to kids. She also loved animals! If she could rescue every shelter animal, she would. The many animals she had over the years were her pride and joy. But her love extended beyond animals, she loved her family and friends more than anything.
1994 – 2020
Heroin/Fentanyl Overdose
Jakob Ray Stedham
1989 – 2020
Fentanyl Overdose
Jon Mundis
1989 – 2020
Heroin/Fentanyl Overdose
Lonny Lee Neiman III
1981 – 2020
Methamphetamine Toxicity Hypothermia
Michael P. Lynch
1975 – 2020
Overdose
Samantha Taylor
1983 – 2020
Fentanyl Overdose
Tate Jones
1996 – 2020
Heroin/Fentanyl Overdose
Troy McGuigan
1980 – 2020
Heroin/Fentanyl Overdose
Edward Bojarski
1982 – 2019
Overdose
Emily Elizabaeth Endrizzi
1979 – 2019
Death by Suicide due to Addiction
Logan Tyler Minnich
1995 – 2019
Fentanyl overdose
Matthew Keener
1990 – 2019
Overdose
Ryan Lowery
1979 – 2019
Overdose
Theresa Linden
1979- 2019
Fentanyl overdose
Zachary Thomas
1990 – 2019
Fentanyl overdose
Chad McAllister
1978 – 2018
Overdose
Cory Allen Merchant
1992 – 2018
Heroin/Fentanyl Overdose
Donald Mack Staines
1984 – 2018
Carfentanil Overdose
Jacob Willis
1997 – 2018
Acute Fentanyl Toxicity
Justin Bink Shifflett
1981 – 2018
Heroin/Fentanyl Overdose
Kenneth Steven Gurley II
1980 – 2018
Drug related
Megan Danielle Clark
1982 – 2018
Fentanyl/Heroin Overdose
Melanie Cravener
1983 – 2018
Heroin Overdose
Michael C Kratzer
1987 – 2018
Fentanyl/Heroin Overdose
Nicole Myers
1975 – 2018
Heroin/Fentanyl Overdose
Nicole Stefanizzi
1988 – 2018
Heart Failure due to Drug Overdose
Ryan Hankinson
1994- 2018
Fentanyl Toxicity
Stefanie L. Raimer
Stefanie Louise Raimer (aka Stef, Steffie, and Steffie Lou) was a beautiful baby.
She was born on October 18,1984 with a headful of dark black hair and big dark eyes. Up until the age of 5, her hair color kept changing adding blonde, and red until it settled on a pretty brunette with a tint of red. From the very beginning, she was a very active and headstrong little girl. She was entered in a baby race when she was 6 months old because she could crawl so fast. You had to keep a close eye on her as she could disappear on you in a second; going after whatever happened to catch her interest at that time. When she was around 3, she got out of our sight for a second during her brother’s baseball practice and was found climbing to the top of one of the baseball backstops. She tried to run away when she was three but hadn’t gotten to the point of not listening yet and wouldn’t go past her boundaries, so she didn’t get far. She played t-ball for a year or two and then decided she liked gymnastics, so she did that for a couple years. In the 3 rd grade, she became very interested in the York Little Theatre and started auditioning for several of the plays. Her first play was “Oliver” and she was cast as a poor, little homeless girl. Steffie had trouble saying her “R’s” for a few years and it was the cutest when she said her line of “Please sir, may I have another?”. She started playing the clarinet in 5 th grade and continued that into high school. She participated in a Junior Miss Pageant in middle school. Once she got to high school, she joined JROTC and loved it. The structure was good for her. It kept her focused as it was difficult to hold her interest for very long. However, that enabled her to try many different things. She also had a beautiful singing voice and used to love to do karaoke. Stefanie had 4 beautiful children; Raja, Kierra, Ellianna and Jaxzen, whom she loved with all her heart. After her first two children were born, she had the forethought to want to make sure her kids were taken care of. She joined the military and was a fuel specialist in the US Navy. She was deployed on the Theodore Roosevelt and got to travel the world visiting Italy, England, and Dubai just to name a few. Stefanie loved to socialize and throw parties. Her creativity was amazing, and you could always count on her to make the party favors, do the decorating or come up with games. You absolutely knew when she entered a room. The energy she had regardless of it being positive or negative, consumed you when you were around her. Her smile was gorgeous and her laugh, contagious. Stefanie gave the ultimate gift with her decision to be an organ donor. She enabled 5 families to have the lives of their loved ones extended with her gift of life. She touched many lives in her short 34 years and is missed very much by her family and friends.
1994 – 2018
Heroin overdose
Stormie R. M. Hibshman
1994 – 2018
Overdose
Tanner Michael Kline
1994 – 2018
Heroin Overdose
Travis Shearer
1984 – 2018
Heroin laced with Fentanyl overdose
Beau Miller
1991 – 2017
Fentanyl overdose
Brandon Orr
1982 – 2017
Heroin/Fentanyl Overdose
Briana Craumer
1999 – 2017
Fentanyl Overdose
Briar L Garber
1993 – 2017
Heroin/Fentanyl Overdose
Cody Walker Mauzy
1993 – 2017
Fentanyl/Heroin Overdose
Colby M. Hewitt
We were so happy to have completed our family with a beautiful son.
Colby was born on July 12, 1989. We were so happy to have completed our family with a beautiful son. Colby was a very strong-willed child and was busy all the time. He loved playing with his best neighbor buddy, they were inseparable. They spent hours on their big wheels and racing down the sidewalk. As a teenager, Colby could be found doing things with his friends and family. He enjoyed the beach, hunting and working on cars with his dad. His greatest joy in life was when he became a Daddy to his two beautiful sons, Parker, and Malachi. The sun rose and set on his boys and the love he had for them was so evident anytime you saw them together. They were often snuggled together watching movies, playing games, racing matchbox cars or swimming. Colby was also the “fun uncle” to his nephew Robert. Robert and Colby could often be found laughing together and you could be assured that they had gotten into some sort of shenanigans. The boys had no greater hero than Colby. He loved his sister, Courtney, so much and watching the two of them together, filled their mom’s heart with such joy. They were close as children, but even closer as adults. Courtney always had some sort of adventure planned for the family. The last trip that we had together was white-water rafting in Harper’s Ferry, WV and Colby was so worried about Courtney and his mom when he would lose sight of them. You could almost count on Colby calling Courtney on Thursday evenings to see if they were hanging out on the weekend. He was fiercely protective of his family. Colby’s face would light up at a good cheeseburger or a stuffed crust pizza from Pizza Hut. Colby was a loyal friend to so many; he never had unkind words to say about anyone. Colby enjoyed work and was often touted as a man employers wished to duplicate due to his work ethic and ability to learn quickly. Colby was a jack of all trades and could learn to do anything. As a small boy he would take electronics apart, just to see how they worked. At one point, in his early childhood, he flushed a soap pump dispenser down the toilet and was overjoyed when his punishment was to take the toilet apart with dad to fix it. He watched and studied internet videos and had a wealth of knowledge few of us could ever dare to dream about. Colby had amazing faith, he would share any passages that he found particularly moving to him and that was one of the greatest gift that he could have ever given to his family. We miss Colby every second of everyday. We know that he will be there to greet us with a big hug when it is our time to leave this earth. We love you!
1989 – 2017
Fentanyl overdose
Corey Zinneman
1982 – 2017
Heroin overdose
Courtney Ashton Hollingshead
1996 – 2017
Heroin/Fentanyl Overdose
Elizabeth Loranzo
1991 – 2017
Heroin/Fentanyl Overdose
Graham Gallagher
1980 – 2017
Heroin Overdose
Hayden Hazelett
1998 – 2017
Heroin/Fentanyl Overdose
Jared Ray Lewis
1989 – 2017
Heroin overdose
Joseph Dolan
1998 – 2017
Acute Carfentanil Poisoning
Kevin Scavitti
1978 – 2017
Overdose
Lonny Baer
1990 – 2017
Heroin/Fentanyl Overdose
Michael John Burkhart
1991 – 2017
Heroin overdose
Nathan Smeltzer
1989 – 2017
Fentanyl/Heroin Overdose
Spencer Burke
1998 – 2017
Mixed Drug Toxicity
Zachary Reese
1981 – 2017
Drug overdose
Blaine Lucabaugh
1990 – 2017
Heroin/Fentanyl Overdose
Amanda Eckenrode
1989 – 2016
Heroin/Fentanyl Overdose
Brian Reed Jr.
1990 – 2016
Fentanyl overdose
Court Pavlichko
1982 – 2016
Heroin overdose
Dakota Knaub
1988 – 2016
Fentanyl overdose
DeAndre Gaskins
1995 – 2016
Fentanyl overdose
Dylan Gross
1998 – 2016
Mixed Drug Toxicity
Evan Leierer
1985 – 2016
Heroin Overdose
Irfaan Jaffer
1980 – 2016
Overdose
Jeremy Lehman
1989 – 2016
Overdose
Kevin Outen
1991 – 2016
Overdose
Mary Catherine Edwards
1993 – 2016
Fentanyl overdose
Richard VanHart
1992 – 2016
Overdose
Ryan Mallory
1992 – 2016
Heroin overdose
Aaron Bailey
1982 – 2015
Heroin overdose
Amanda Fawn Blakney
1993 – 2015
Heroin Overdose
Andrea & Mike Frick
1990 – 2015
Heroin Overdose
Brooke Chantel Florentino
1988 – 2015
Heroin Overdose
Bryanna Shanahan
She was as beautiful on the inside as the out.
I want to tell you all a bit about my daughter, Bryanna. She was the easiest child to bring up, keeping herself occupied playing by herself or with others. Her laugh was absolutely contagious and she had a heart of gold. She was smart, beautiful and very social. She and her sister were either the best of friends or worst of enemies, but they truly loved each other. She produced two beautiful, energetic boys who fill my world. Basically, she could have been anything.
1988 – 2015
Heroin overdose
Caitlin Cadden
Cait was born into a large Catholic family. She had just one older brother but many aunts’ uncles and cousins. We had family dinners, attended church, CCD classes and girl scouts. She played softball and field hockey, not being into those sports she did Cheerleading from 2nd grade until senior year of High school. She grew up in a normal loving family…
1991 – 2015
Heroin overdose
Dillon Wentz
1991 – 2015
Heroin Overdose
Heather Myers
1978 – 2015
Heroin overdose
Jozy Ferrer
1996 – 2015
Overdose
Justin Klunk
1986 – 2015
Fentanyl overdose
Randy Crone, III
1993 – 2015
Heroin overdose
Sara Mishler
1990 – 2015
Fentanyl Overdose
Stephen Tyler Stanko
1995 – 2015
Heroin Overdose
Amber Michael Hutcheson
1984/1969 – 2014
Multiple Drug Toxicity
Bob Glatfelter
1986 – 2014
Fentanyl Overdose
Colton David Kyle
1997 – 2014
Heroin Overdose
Cory Friedman
1989 – 2014
Heroin overdose
Garrison Everhart
1990 -2014
Fentanyl Overdose
Gavin Emmit Weaver
1987 – 2014
Heroin Overdose
Hunter Seelig
1990 – 2014
Fentanyl Overdose
Kyle Kerchner
Kyle was a kind hearted, loving son and brother.
He was a free spirit from the day he was born. He believed in living everyday like it was his last. He was very intelligent and always shared his views on sports, politics and life. Kyle enjoyed baseball. He was a left handed pitcher with a mean curve ball. He loved the thrill of the game. Kyle’s best trait was his ability to get along with all walks of life. He was one of the most non judgmental individuals that loved to help everyone. Kyle had an infectious smile, loved by all.
1989 – 2014
Heroin/Fentanyl Overdose
Samuel Markert
1988 – 2014
Heroin overdose
Trent McAfee
1991 – 2014
Fentanyl overdose
William Wentz
1990 – 2014
Heroin Overdose
Colton Krout
1996- 2013
Multiple Drug Toxicity
Courtney Boyer
1984 – 2013
Heroin overdose
Devin Mumper
1988 – 2013
Heroin overdose
Jason Sweigert
1975- 2013
Heroin overdose
Kristen Jackson
1987 – 2013
Heroin/Fentanyl Overdose
Sean McGolligan
1988 – 2013
Overdose
Tony Armetrout, Sr.
1976- 2013
Heroin overdose
John Ohmann
1992- 2012
Overdose
Leigh Baxter
1984 – 2012
Heroin overdose
Travis Cushman
1985- 2011
Heroin overdose
Aaron Lawrence
1990- 2010
Heroin overdose
David D.J. Wayne Kuhns, Jr
1986 – 2010
Multiple Drug Toxicity
Zachary M. Caskey
1987- 2009
Overdose
Josh Wagaman
1987 – 2009
Heroin overdose
Adam Lenzi
1985- 2007
Drug related car accident
Jeremy Michael Smith
1982- 2005
Heroin overdose
Danny Sciarretta
Dante Romulus whom we call Danny was everyone’s best friend.
His kind nature taught him to avoid conflicts of any kind. As Danny grew, his love and loyalty for his friends grew stronger. Those friends, those brothers never left Danny’s side. They called him Dante. His love for animals also grew each year. Our Labrador Sammy was Danny’s first buddy. She was here to greet Danny in 1977 when Danny joined our family. Later Danny’s love for animals transformed a stray cat named Ivy into a new member of our family. When his sister Alex was born he instantly became her guardian and friend. She was everything to him and he let everyone know. He was now the big brother in charge of keeping her safe and making her laugh. As they grew older they watched each other’s backs and covered for each other. That bond never broke. They were best friends. Alex’s son, Jax now has Danny’s middle name. Alex speaks about Danny often. Jax knows Uncle Danny. Danny loved his family and never missed a chance to show the world with hugs, pats on our backs and a daily “I love you.” When he won box seats during baseball season complete with all the amenities he added me, his dad and sister to the list of attendees. His first best friend Tommy was there that day as he was many days in Danny’s life. As buddies they went off to pre-school, T-ball, basketball and the famous weekend at River Valley Ranch. Danny’s letter to us came with tear drops drawn on the bottom of the page – thankfully it arrived after he was home. being homesick came to him naturally as I as his mom was the same as a child. I understood. As Danny and Tommy went off to different schools new friends – Brandon, JT and Courtney entered his life. When we remember Danny and celebrate his life their stories make us laugh and cry. They have remained Danny’s brothers and will carry Danny with them always. The last year of Danny’s life was happy and fulfilled. He was best man in Tommy’s wedding and fell in love with the bride’s sister. They were instantly inseparable. We envisioned a fairy tale life for Danny with his new love. But God had a different plan for Danny and our plans came to a screeching halt on May 13, 2004. Clearly that year of happiness was a loving gift from God. Danny’s love and hugs are now a precious memory that can never be erased or replaced. We live by our faith and know that one day we’ll be together again and we’ll have endless love and hugs from Danny.
1977- 2004
Heroin overdose
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Zachary T.S. Rhinehart