August 09, 2025

I grew up next door to the Meshey’s.
And like children will do I learned how to be an adult by observing and asking questions of adults. And when Mr. Meshey came to fix  our television set I had a lot of questions. Mr.Meshey moved me back 2 feet so he could work, and proceeded to answer all my questions . Mr.Mesthey used an electronic meter and other tools from his tool belt, ( a belt hung with tools, how cool is that.) He explained that a  bad vacuum tube caused the television to stop working.
When Mr.Meshey later returned with a new vacuum tube I helped fix the television by keeping a 2 foot distance.
Mr.Meshey was a man to look up to, and when he installed a television antenna on our home, I had to look way up, because I was not allowed to follow him up the ladder. 
Mr. and Mrs.Meshey bought a camper, my father also listened to Mr.Meshey so he bought a camper also. Our family’s would sometimes go camping together.
Thank you Mr and Mrs.Meshey demonstrating what it is to be a good person.
Thank you Mr.Meshey for demonstrating what it is to be a good man.
   Jimmy Booth
 

August 07, 2025

Shirley, Our deepest sympathies to you , Bryan, Beverley and the children. Patsy and Don Gabel

August 06, 2025

I had the pleasure of caring for Red whom come to find out was my Grandfather’s (Russell “Muscles” Rohrer) boss at Armstrong up until I had to have back surgery. Never a dull moment. He was so sweet he’d send up the stair chair after he rode it. Always charging me a nickel. I always told him to put it on my tab. I will miss his humor and those beautiful blue eyes . Kimberly Shultz

August 06, 2025

My condolences to Shirley,  Bryan , and. Beverly..  
Sincerely Karen Hawkins 

August 06, 2025

Many memories of knowing and working with you. RIP, my friend. Mike Stetler

August 06, 2025

In the 1970’s in Delta, PA I was blessed to meet and spend time with Red and Shirley at their cabin!  The memories flood my mind with the smell of homemade caramel corn, Red patiently stirring the magical mixture at the stove, the smell of the woodburning stove, hot cocoa and laughter.  They loved their cabin and we loved them and of course Bryan riding his 4 wheeler, tearing up the gravel roads and swimming and fishing in the pond.  Our heartfelt sympathy to your entire family.
Terry Riker