George W. Fehr, 59, of 131 South Hull Street, Sinking Spring, was killed Monday morning when the pickup he was riding in was struck by a Conrail freight train at a crossing located in the block where he resides.
Born in South Heidelberg Township he was a son of the late Milton J. and Daisy (Reber) Fehr.
Fehr was employed by Goodwill Industries of Mid-Eastern PA, Shillington. He formerly was employed in the foundry of Hoffman Industries Inc, Sinking Spring, for 38 years before the foundry closed in 1987.
Surviving are two brothers; Vernon C, Schaefferstown and Richard D, West Lawn, and a sister, Evelyn Fehr, Sinking Spring.
Lamm and Witman Funeral Home, Wernersville, is in charge of arrangements.
Born in South Heidelberg Township he was a son of the late Milton J. and Daisy (Reber) Fehr.
Fehr was employed by Goodwill Industries of Mid-Eastern PA, Shillington. He formerly was employed in the foundry of Hoffman Industries Inc, Sinking Spring, for 38 years before the foundry closed in 1987.
Surviving are two brothers; Vernon C, Schaefferstown and Richard D, West Lawn, and a sister, Evelyn Fehr, Sinking Spring.
Lamm and Witman Funeral Home, Wernersville, is in charge of arrangements.
George W. Fehr, 59, of 131 South Hull Street, Sinking Spring, was killed Monday morning when the pickup he was riding in was struck by a Conrail freight train at a crossing located in the block where he resides.
Born in South Heidelberg Township he was a son of the late Milton J. and Daisy (Reber) Fehr.
Fehr was employed by Goodwill Industries of Mid-Eastern PA, Shillington. He formerly was employed in the foundry of Hoffman Industries Inc, Sinking Spring, for 38 years before the foundry closed in 1987.
Surviving are two brothers; Vernon C, Schaefferstown and Richard D, West Lawn, and a sister, Evelyn Fehr, Sinking Spring.
Lamm and Witman Funeral Home, Wernersville, is in charge of arrangements.
Born in South Heidelberg Township he was a son of the late Milton J. and Daisy (Reber) Fehr.
Fehr was employed by Goodwill Industries of Mid-Eastern PA, Shillington. He formerly was employed in the foundry of Hoffman Industries Inc, Sinking Spring, for 38 years before the foundry closed in 1987.
Surviving are two brothers; Vernon C, Schaefferstown and Richard D, West Lawn, and a sister, Evelyn Fehr, Sinking Spring.
Lamm and Witman Funeral Home, Wernersville, is in charge of arrangements.
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