Aaron was a graduate of Mechanicsburg High School. He was a former butcher with Konhaus Farms and served as the caretaker of Chestnut Hill, Mechanicsburg, and Mt. Zion Cemeteries. He was also the owner of Aaron L. Potteiger & Son Excavating Company in Enola. Aaron was a member of St. Stephen Lutheran Church, New Kingstown, and enjoyed gardening and tending to his property.
Aaron is survived by his wife Donna M. (Eason) Potteiger, a son Jeffrey Potteiger and wife Ellen of Michigan, three stepchildren Tammy Jo Eckert of New Kingstown, Mike J. Eckert of Mechanicsburg, and Guy A. Eckert and wife Brenda of Enola: a sister Pearl E. Brougher of Carlisle, two grandchildren Tate and Caroline Potteiger and many nieces and nephews. Aaron was preceded in death by a step-granddaughter Shannon Eckert, a sister Janet Brougher and by a brother-in-law John Brougher.
Private services will be held at the convenience of the family. Burial will take place at Longsdorf Cemetery, New Kingstown, PA.
Aaron was a graduate of Mechanicsburg High School. He was a former butcher with Konhaus Farms and served as the caretaker of Chestnut Hill, Mechanicsburg, and Mt. Zion Cemeteries. He was also the owner of Aaron L. Potteiger & Son Excavating Company in Enola. Aaron was a member of St. Stephen Lutheran Church, New Kingstown, and enjoyed gardening and tending to his property.
Aaron is survived by his wife Donna M. (Eason) Potteiger, a son Jeffrey Potteiger and wife Ellen of Michigan, three stepchildren Tammy Jo Eckert of New Kingstown, Mike J. Eckert of Mechanicsburg, and Guy A. Eckert and wife Brenda of Enola: a sister Pearl E. Brougher of Carlisle, two grandchildren Tate and Caroline Potteiger and many nieces and nephews. Aaron was preceded in death by a step-granddaughter Shannon Eckert, a sister Janet Brougher and by a brother-in-law John Brougher.
Private services will be held at the convenience of the family. Burial will take place at Longsdorf Cemetery, New Kingstown, PA.
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