Herbert L. “Roy” King Jr., 77 of Forksville, died Monday, Oct. 15, 2018 in his home.
   Born July 17, 1941 in Williamsport, he was a son of the late Herbert L. Sr. and Edith M. (Davis) King. He and his wife, Karen (Higley), celebrated 59 years of marriage on Sept. 4, 2018. 
​   Roy spent his early years working and logging in the beautiful hills of Sullivan County with his horses. He was well known in Sullivan County for his horse pulling at the county fair. In 1976, Roy graduated from a meat cutting trade school in Toledo, Ohio. He and Karen owned and operated R&K Meat Packing for the next 30 years. He was also active in his community.  He served as an Elkland Township Supervisor for 11 years and was a member and past president of the Sullivan County Fair Association.  

     While surrounded by loved ones, Randy Lee DeVinney, 58 of Barbours, Pa., was called home to the Lord Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2018 from the Gatehouse in Williamsport.
   Born Oct. 13, 1959 in Bellefonte, Pa., Randy was a son of Barbara (Keller) Mills of Centre Hall, Pa. and the late Charles DeVinney. He was a 1977 graduate of State College High School and received an Associate’s degree in Forestry from the former.  WACC in Williamsport,  Randy enjoyed his career as a self-employed lumber broker.  He was married to the former Sherry Hunter on Aug. 3, 2002 at their home.
​    Randy will be lovingly remembered as a thoughtful and reserved person who sometimes kept to himself. He drew strength by spending time in the woods that he knew so well. Randy was also a devoted family man who cherished his children and grandchildren. His hobbies included woodworking, hunting, NASCAR’S Dale Earnhardt Sr., the Pittsburgh Pirates and Los Angeles Rams. He was proud of his home, kept his yard immaculate and enjoyed listening to music, especially The Doors and George Thorogood. 

   Kenneth T. Dunbar, 51, of Elizabethtown, Pa. passed away after a long courageous battle with Glioblastoma, brain cancer on Monday, Oct. 8, 2018 at the Reading Hospital. He was the loving husband of Sherry L. (Najarian) Dunbar. The couple married Oct. 4, 1996 and had 31 happy years together.  
​   Ken was born Oct. 2, 1967 in Sayre, Pa., son of Duane H. “Butch” and Donna J. (Lenox) Dunbar of East Smithfield, Pa. He was a 1985 graduate of SRU High School, attended Elizabethtown College, and graduated from Mansfield University in 1990. Ken finished his career in Information Technology with Armstrong World Industries. He played soccer in high school, enjoyed astronomy and sky watching, and was a passionate Disc Golf enthusiast. Ken was United Methodist by faith.

    A memorial service to honor Rose Harley will be held at the Austinville Church, 2977 Austinville Road, Troy, PA, October 6 at 11:00.
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  Mary L. (Kilgore) Fethers, 72 formerly of the Troy area passed away Tuesday, October 2, 2018 at the Robert Packer Hospital. 
​   Mary was born September 8, 1946 in Troy, daughter of the late LaRue & Joyce (Kent) Kilgore. She was a graduate of Troy High School and had previously worked at the Edgewood’s as a baker. She was a member of the Coryland Church and enjoyed reading, crocheting, spoiling her children and grandchildren.

     Barbara J. Shanley, 90, of Troy Pa. passed away Saturday, Sept. 29, 2018 at the Bradford County Manor.
    Born July 17, 1928, Barbara Jane was a daughter of the late Floyd Donald and Muriel Belle (Morgan) Thomas.  On Apr. 23, 1949, she married Alvin “Lefty” Shanley in St. Aloysius Catholic
Church in Ralston. Lefty and Barb owned and operated Shanley’s General Store in Ogdensburg for several years.  She also worked as a home health aide for Bradford County Home Health, for a time, and later worked at Milky Way Farms Restaurant near Troy.  
    Barbara was a member of Canton’s St. Michael’s Catholic Church and their Alter and Rosary Society, Bradford County Daughters of the American Revolution, Canton’s Garden Club and the Canton Red Hatters. She enjoyed many interests including cooking, entertaining and flower arranging. Barbara and Lefty loved to travel and especially enjoyed their trip to Ireland.

  During the first few minutes of Tuesday, Sept, 25, 2018, Kenneth Eugene Brown of Canton passed away unexpectedly at Troy Community Hospital.  He was 66 years of age.  Born Apr. 26, 1952 in Troy, he was the son of James D. Walburn and Susie Brown.  
    Kenny was a man blessed with a strong work ethic.  Throughout his adult life, he was a tractor-trailer driver, construction worker and a farm hand until a disability necessitated his early retirement.      
    Kenny was a quiet man with the patience of a saint.  He made friends easily and was always ready for some good-natured ribbing.  He was also fond of sports on television.  Among his favorites were Yankees baseball, Giants football and NASCAR.  He was an avid fan of the late Dale Earnhardt Sr.  ​

  Joy A. Teeter, 73, of Lake Wynonah, passed away Tuesday, Sept. 25, at her residence. Born in Troy, Dec. 4, 1944, she was a daughter of the late James & Loretta Adams and the wife of Fred L. Teeter. The couple was together 50 years.
    Joy had been employed at Craftex Mills, Auburn. She also accompanied her husband when he worked as a truck driver, and, in later years, she drove truck by herself. Joy delivered newspapers in Lake Wynonah for 18 years. 
    In addition to her husband, she is also survived by three sons: Kevin Ayers & wife, Lori, Canton, Kent Ayers & wife, Cathy, Schuylkill Haven, & James Teeter & his companion, Deborah Hahn, Pine Grove, a step-son, Fred L.Teeter, II, Hernando, Fla., six grandchildren: Ty, Adam, Brent, Sarah, Heather, & Nicole, three great-grandchildren: Kairi, Sean, Trent,, two sisters, Donna Shedden, Granville, & Judy Sandor, Canton, Pa., and two brothers, James Adams, Canton, & Joel Adams, Schuylkill Haven.