Walter 'Butch' Hostetter, Jr., 65, of York, died on January 27, 2010, at his residence. He was the husband of Lucy I. (Beck) Hostetter with whom he celebrated their 46th wedding anniversary on March 17, 2009.
Mr. Hostetter was born March 27, 1944, in York, the was the son of the late Walter, Sr. and Alverta (Crone) Hostetter.
He was a manufacturing engineer with York International (now Johnson Controls) for 30 years and then worked for the Newark Paper Board Co.; a graduate of Dallastown H.S. Class of '62 and had also attended William Penn H.S.; had an associates degree in Manufacturing Engineering and Tool & Dye Maker from Penn State York; member of St. Stephens U.C.C.; life member of the Girard A.A., Yankee A.A., Vigilant Social Club, Rooster Club and the Victory A.A.; member of the Laurel, Rex, Vigilant and Eagle Fire Companies, the York Fireman's Relief Association and the York International 25 Year Club. He enjoyed hunting, was an avid golfer and a Green Bay Packers fan.
Mr. Hostetter is survived by his wife; a daughter, Kimberly A. and husband. Arthur 'Oss' Harman of York; two grandchildren, Arthur H. Harman and Nicole L. Harman; and a brother, Wilson N. Hostetter of York. He was preceded in death by a son, Walter Hostetter III; a brother, Frank Hostetter; and a sister, Judy Fetrow.
Burial will follow in Dover Bethany Cemetery.
Published in the York Daily Record & York Dispatch on 1/29/2010
Mr. Hostetter was born March 27, 1944, in York, the was the son of the late Walter, Sr. and Alverta (Crone) Hostetter.
He was a manufacturing engineer with York International (now Johnson Controls) for 30 years and then worked for the Newark Paper Board Co.; a graduate of Dallastown H.S. Class of '62 and had also attended William Penn H.S.; had an associates degree in Manufacturing Engineering and Tool & Dye Maker from Penn State York; member of St. Stephens U.C.C.; life member of the Girard A.A., Yankee A.A., Vigilant Social Club, Rooster Club and the Victory A.A.; member of the Laurel, Rex, Vigilant and Eagle Fire Companies, the York Fireman's Relief Association and the York International 25 Year Club. He enjoyed hunting, was an avid golfer and a Green Bay Packers fan.
Mr. Hostetter is survived by his wife; a daughter, Kimberly A. and husband. Arthur 'Oss' Harman of York; two grandchildren, Arthur H. Harman and Nicole L. Harman; and a brother, Wilson N. Hostetter of York. He was preceded in death by a son, Walter Hostetter III; a brother, Frank Hostetter; and a sister, Judy Fetrow.
Burial will follow in Dover Bethany Cemetery.
Published in the York Daily Record & York Dispatch on 1/29/2010
Walter 'Butch' Hostetter, Jr., 65, of York, died on January 27, 2010, at his residence. He was the husband of Lucy I. (Beck) Hostetter with whom he celebrated their 46th wedding anniversary on March 17, 2009.
Mr. Hostetter was born March 27, 1944, in York, the was the son of the late Walter, Sr. and Alverta (Crone) Hostetter.
He was a manufacturing engineer with York International (now Johnson Controls) for 30 years and then worked for the Newark Paper Board Co.; a graduate of Dallastown H.S. Class of '62 and had also attended William Penn H.S.; had an associates degree in Manufacturing Engineering and Tool & Dye Maker from Penn State York; member of St. Stephens U.C.C.; life member of the Girard A.A., Yankee A.A., Vigilant Social Club, Rooster Club and the Victory A.A.; member of the Laurel, Rex, Vigilant and Eagle Fire Companies, the York Fireman's Relief Association and the York International 25 Year Club. He enjoyed hunting, was an avid golfer and a Green Bay Packers fan.
Mr. Hostetter is survived by his wife; a daughter, Kimberly A. and husband. Arthur 'Oss' Harman of York; two grandchildren, Arthur H. Harman and Nicole L. Harman; and a brother, Wilson N. Hostetter of York. He was preceded in death by a son, Walter Hostetter III; a brother, Frank Hostetter; and a sister, Judy Fetrow.
Burial will follow in Dover Bethany Cemetery.
Published in the York Daily Record & York Dispatch on 1/29/2010
Mr. Hostetter was born March 27, 1944, in York, the was the son of the late Walter, Sr. and Alverta (Crone) Hostetter.
He was a manufacturing engineer with York International (now Johnson Controls) for 30 years and then worked for the Newark Paper Board Co.; a graduate of Dallastown H.S. Class of '62 and had also attended William Penn H.S.; had an associates degree in Manufacturing Engineering and Tool & Dye Maker from Penn State York; member of St. Stephens U.C.C.; life member of the Girard A.A., Yankee A.A., Vigilant Social Club, Rooster Club and the Victory A.A.; member of the Laurel, Rex, Vigilant and Eagle Fire Companies, the York Fireman's Relief Association and the York International 25 Year Club. He enjoyed hunting, was an avid golfer and a Green Bay Packers fan.
Mr. Hostetter is survived by his wife; a daughter, Kimberly A. and husband. Arthur 'Oss' Harman of York; two grandchildren, Arthur H. Harman and Nicole L. Harman; and a brother, Wilson N. Hostetter of York. He was preceded in death by a son, Walter Hostetter III; a brother, Frank Hostetter; and a sister, Judy Fetrow.
Burial will follow in Dover Bethany Cemetery.
Published in the York Daily Record & York Dispatch on 1/29/2010
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