Kristin Runyon’s legacy lives on through nursing scholarships

Kristin Runyon’s Legacy Through Nursing Scholarships

Kristin Runyon’s compassion and commitment to nursing inspire future caregivers through a memorial scholarship established in her name. Her life and promising nursing career were tragically cut short in 2010.

Remembering John

John enjoyed golfing, music, watching the Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Orioles, eating crabs especially, and spending time with his dog, Sadi.

Rick’s Career and Life

Rick worked operating and managing cranes in Ohio, Arizona, and New Mexico, and was a dairy farmer in Pennsylvania.

Clair’s Family Dedication

Clair cherished spending time with and feeding his family and friends. He was a member of Greencastle Church of God.

Deb’s Passion for Food and Connections

Deb was a partner in a food distribution company and had numerous friends who were both suppliers and customers, reflecting her love of cooking and people.

Patricia’s Compassion

Anyone familiar with Patricia knew her as a loving, caring, and compassionate person who would do anything for those she knew.

Betty’s Simple Joys

Betty found happiness in life’s simple pleasures and crocheting. She was a devoted wife, mother, and homemaker.

Ron’s Barber Shop Legacy

Ron owned and ran Pete’s Barber Shop in Chambersburg for over 50 years, where his shop was more than just a place for a haircut.

PA Treasury Partners with Special Olympics

Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity announced an expanded partnership between the Pennsylvania Treasury’s PA Achieving a Better Life Experience Savings Program (PA ABLE) and Special Olympics Pennsylvania (SOPA).

"Kristin Runyon’s compassion and dedication to nursing continue to inspire future caregivers through a memorial scholarship established in her name."

Summary: The memories of Kristin Runyon and others live on through meaningful contributions to their communities, from nursing scholarships to lifelong personal legacies and impactful partnerships.

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Franklin County Free Press Franklin County Free Press — 2025-11-07

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