William R. "Bill" Gabler was a son of the late Clarence and Emma Stine Gabler.
He was an active member of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, in which he served in many leadership capacities, including most recently, The Venerables, and also as Head Usher.
During World War II he served in the Army Air Corps, and during the Korean Conflict served in the US Air Force. Mr. Gabler was a budget analyst with the US Government.
He was a member of Burt J. Asper Post 46 American Legion; AMVETS Post 224; Charles M. Nitterhouse Post 1599 Veterans of Foreign Wars; Lutheran Brotherhood Service Club, Branch 8090, for which he was treasurer; Greene Township Lions Club; BPO Elks 600; and the American Association of Retired Persons, Chapter 2287.
He was a volunteer at Chambersburg Hospital, Lutheran Brotherhood Branch 8090 Brown Bag Program, Tax Aide for the Elderly, and for the Red Cross Blood drives. He travelled with the Chambersburg GO Club.
He was an active member of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, in which he served in many leadership capacities, including most recently, The Venerables, and also as Head Usher.
During World War II he served in the Army Air Corps, and during the Korean Conflict served in the US Air Force. Mr. Gabler was a budget analyst with the US Government.
He was a member of Burt J. Asper Post 46 American Legion; AMVETS Post 224; Charles M. Nitterhouse Post 1599 Veterans of Foreign Wars; Lutheran Brotherhood Service Club, Branch 8090, for which he was treasurer; Greene Township Lions Club; BPO Elks 600; and the American Association of Retired Persons, Chapter 2287.
He was a volunteer at Chambersburg Hospital, Lutheran Brotherhood Branch 8090 Brown Bag Program, Tax Aide for the Elderly, and for the Red Cross Blood drives. He travelled with the Chambersburg GO Club.
William R. "Bill" Gabler was a son of the late Clarence and Emma Stine Gabler.
He was an active member of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, in which he served in many leadership capacities, including most recently, The Venerables, and also as Head Usher.
During World War II he served in the Army Air Corps, and during the Korean Conflict served in the US Air Force. Mr. Gabler was a budget analyst with the US Government.
He was a member of Burt J. Asper Post 46 American Legion; AMVETS Post 224; Charles M. Nitterhouse Post 1599 Veterans of Foreign Wars; Lutheran Brotherhood Service Club, Branch 8090, for which he was treasurer; Greene Township Lions Club; BPO Elks 600; and the American Association of Retired Persons, Chapter 2287.
He was a volunteer at Chambersburg Hospital, Lutheran Brotherhood Branch 8090 Brown Bag Program, Tax Aide for the Elderly, and for the Red Cross Blood drives. He travelled with the Chambersburg GO Club.
He was an active member of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, in which he served in many leadership capacities, including most recently, The Venerables, and also as Head Usher.
During World War II he served in the Army Air Corps, and during the Korean Conflict served in the US Air Force. Mr. Gabler was a budget analyst with the US Government.
He was a member of Burt J. Asper Post 46 American Legion; AMVETS Post 224; Charles M. Nitterhouse Post 1599 Veterans of Foreign Wars; Lutheran Brotherhood Service Club, Branch 8090, for which he was treasurer; Greene Township Lions Club; BPO Elks 600; and the American Association of Retired Persons, Chapter 2287.
He was a volunteer at Chambersburg Hospital, Lutheran Brotherhood Branch 8090 Brown Bag Program, Tax Aide for the Elderly, and for the Red Cross Blood drives. He travelled with the Chambersburg GO Club.
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