Rena G. Delp-Smith, of Gardners, entered into eternal rest January 20 in Gettysburg.
She was a daughter of the late Daniel C. George and Mabel Morrison Kotzmoyer.
Mrs. Delp-Smith was a 1957 graduate of Carlisle High School. She was member of Idaville United Brethren Church. Mrs. Delp-Smith had been employed for 15 years at the Appleton Papers in Camp Hill where she was a traffic clerk.
She was the wife of Barry E. Smith for 14 years and surviving, in addition to him, are one son, Charles D. Delp of Carlisle; three daughters, Marjorie A. Reid of Sarasota, FL, Kim E. Delp of Mount Holly Springs, and Lorena J. Wiser of Newville; one step-son, Troy D. Smith of Charleston, SC; one step-daughter, Jennifer McDanell of Orrtanna; six grandchildren; two sisters, Dolly Smith of Harrisburg and Evelyn Melisauskas of Carlisle; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by one brother; Wilbur George and one sister; Alma Wagner.
She was a daughter of the late Daniel C. George and Mabel Morrison Kotzmoyer.
Mrs. Delp-Smith was a 1957 graduate of Carlisle High School. She was member of Idaville United Brethren Church. Mrs. Delp-Smith had been employed for 15 years at the Appleton Papers in Camp Hill where she was a traffic clerk.
She was the wife of Barry E. Smith for 14 years and surviving, in addition to him, are one son, Charles D. Delp of Carlisle; three daughters, Marjorie A. Reid of Sarasota, FL, Kim E. Delp of Mount Holly Springs, and Lorena J. Wiser of Newville; one step-son, Troy D. Smith of Charleston, SC; one step-daughter, Jennifer McDanell of Orrtanna; six grandchildren; two sisters, Dolly Smith of Harrisburg and Evelyn Melisauskas of Carlisle; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by one brother; Wilbur George and one sister; Alma Wagner.
Rena G. Delp-Smith, of Gardners, entered into eternal rest January 20 in Gettysburg.
She was a daughter of the late Daniel C. George and Mabel Morrison Kotzmoyer.
Mrs. Delp-Smith was a 1957 graduate of Carlisle High School. She was member of Idaville United Brethren Church. Mrs. Delp-Smith had been employed for 15 years at the Appleton Papers in Camp Hill where she was a traffic clerk.
She was the wife of Barry E. Smith for 14 years and surviving, in addition to him, are one son, Charles D. Delp of Carlisle; three daughters, Marjorie A. Reid of Sarasota, FL, Kim E. Delp of Mount Holly Springs, and Lorena J. Wiser of Newville; one step-son, Troy D. Smith of Charleston, SC; one step-daughter, Jennifer McDanell of Orrtanna; six grandchildren; two sisters, Dolly Smith of Harrisburg and Evelyn Melisauskas of Carlisle; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by one brother; Wilbur George and one sister; Alma Wagner.
She was a daughter of the late Daniel C. George and Mabel Morrison Kotzmoyer.
Mrs. Delp-Smith was a 1957 graduate of Carlisle High School. She was member of Idaville United Brethren Church. Mrs. Delp-Smith had been employed for 15 years at the Appleton Papers in Camp Hill where she was a traffic clerk.
She was the wife of Barry E. Smith for 14 years and surviving, in addition to him, are one son, Charles D. Delp of Carlisle; three daughters, Marjorie A. Reid of Sarasota, FL, Kim E. Delp of Mount Holly Springs, and Lorena J. Wiser of Newville; one step-son, Troy D. Smith of Charleston, SC; one step-daughter, Jennifer McDanell of Orrtanna; six grandchildren; two sisters, Dolly Smith of Harrisburg and Evelyn Melisauskas of Carlisle; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by one brother; Wilbur George and one sister; Alma Wagner.
