George Frederick Bordner, 35, Berks Tech. graduate
Charles E. Donley, Sperry worker, baseball player
Kathleen L. Evans, 64, worked in food service
Myron L. Fasnacht, 74, former teacher, athlete
Lester M. Houck, 96, vet, Frank Ix & Sons retiree
Helen P. Cazillo Lonas, 85, Akron
Jay Scott Martin, 51, was Realty One founder, auto dealer, DOVE youth advisor
Luis M. Rodriguez, 71, former NYC police officer
JoAnne M. Sheetz, antique dealer, foster care provider
Linda L. Stewart, active member of veterans clubs
Mary M. Lilley, 90, Ephrata, receptionist, avid golfer
Ralf G. Lohrenz, 56, Navy veteran and woodworker
Marion R. Lorah, 80, baked at former Akron Restaurant
Leroy G. Weber, 69, truck, bus driver, woodworker
Leroy G. Weber, 69, of Reinholds, entered into his eternal reward Saturday, May 11, 2013, as a result of natural causes.
He was born on Aug. 12, 1943 to the late Amos S. Weber and Anna Mary (Good) Weber. He is survived by his wife: Mary (Zimmerman) Weber of 49 years and 10 months; sons: David Lee Weber, husband of Cindy (Martin) Weber, Robesonia; and Dalton L. Weber, husband of Lisa (Schnupp) Weber, Bradford; daughters: Delphine L. (Weber), wife of David Burkholder, Reinholds; Darlene L. (Weber), wife of Gregg Wentzel, Denver; D. Kelly (Weber), wife of Melvin Miller, Catlett, Va.; 16 grandchildren; a sister: Dorothy White, wife of Carl, Lancaster; brothers: Lester Weber, husband of Ruth, Atmore, AL and Amos Weber, husband of Mary, Sarasota, Fla.
Leroy was a member of the Mount Pleasant Mennonite Church where he was very involved in the mission and activities of the church. After retiring from driving truck at age 62, he then began driving bus for Ideal Coach of Martindale. He was well known for his passion for "driving" specifically "the bus" in fact his last bus drive was completed on Thursday, May 9, 2013.
When he had no driving responsibilities, you could find him in his wood-working shop building, repairing and refinishing all types of wood projects for others. He was a generous man, always wanting to help people in any way he could.
A viewing will be held May 15 from 2 to 4 p.m. and 5 to 8 p.m. at the Pleasant Valley Mennonite Church, 140 Pleasant Valley Road, Ephrata. An additional viewing will be held at the Pleasant Valley Mennonite Church, Thursday, 9 to 10 a.m., followed by funeral services at 10 a.m. with officiating ministry Larry Garman, Larry Weaver, Cleason Sensenig and Vernon Fox. Interment will take place in the Pleasant Valley Mennonite Church Cemetery.
Arrangements by Roseboro Stradling Funeral & Cremation Services, Inc., Denver. Online condolences can be given at roseborostradling.com.
Virginia J. DeVeaux, 86, Woodstream retiree, hiker
Joseph S. Lintner, 54, Boose supervisor, restored cars
Frances E. Reinhart, 73, Dr. Herr dental hygenist
Harry A. Slabach, 95, WWII vet, Basehore carpenter
Edwin W. Wise, 87, WW II vet, Haldeman plumber
Gilbert M. Wolf, Vietnam vet, WE and AT&T retiree
Heaven gained a bearded angel May 7, 2013.
Gilbert M. Wolf, 69, was the husband of Virginia L. "Ginny" (Foster) Wolf for 43 years.
He was a Vietnam War Army veteran and retired from Western Electric, Pittsburgh, and AT&T, Reading. An avid Steelers fan, he enjoyed hunting, camping and time with family and friends.
Gibby was the adoring father of Kristin (Dan) Labezius, Lancaster; and Andrea Wolf, partnered with Bert Dutt, Reading; doting Pap Pap of Katie, Abby and Jake Labezius; brother of Karen Atkinson, Pittsburgh; and loving uncle of many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, Gilbert A. and Rose A. (Bodine) Wolf.
The family wishes to express appreciation for the loving care and devotion provided by doctors Jon and Chris Brabazon and the staff of DAVITA Dialysis, Denver Health & Rehab. and Reamstown Ambulance.
Funeral services were held May 11, 2013 at Good Funeral Home & Cremation Centre, Reamstown, with Rev. Pam Fischer officiating. Burial was in Mt. Zion Evangelical Cemetery, Akron.
Rather than flowers, donations to Transitional Living Center, 105 E. King St., Lancaster, PA 17602.