Lebanon County PA Archives Obituaries.....Harter,  Jack L.    February 5, 2009
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  Published in the Lebanon Daily News on 2/7/2009 
  Harter, Jack L.   
   
  Jack L. Harter, 74, of 11 Endress Road, Lebanon, died Thursday, February 5, 
  2009, in the Good Samaritan Hospital. He was born November 8, 1934, in Lebanon, 
  son of the late James Donald Harter and Charlotte Elizabeth Zimmerman Harter 
  Reese. He was a member of Lebanon Church of the Brethren. He had worked at 
  Cleaver-Brooks as an engineer liason, and gave numerous tours of the plant. He 
  then was manager of the Radio Shack, where he earned the Leader's Club Award 
  and an impressive Gold Diamond Ring for his efforts. He was a member of the 
  Lebanon Jaycees, where he served as president and regional vice president. He 
  received the Outstanding Director Award in 1966, James W. Ladd III Outstanding 
  Vice President Award in 1967, Donley J. Parr Outstanding Jaycee Award in 1969, 
  and recipient of the Jaycee International Senator Award, the highest that a 
  chapter can bestoy on a member. He was an avid Penn State football fan, and 
  member of the Nittany Lions Club. He was a life member of the Lebanon Valley 
  Senior Center, served on their board of directors, an active volunteer, and 
  enjoyed shuffleboard, pool and golf. Surviving are his wife, Janet D. 
  Brightbill Harter of Lebanon; son Joel Harter of Lebanon; and daughter Jonelle 
  Harter Eshbach, spouse of David Eshbach of York; brother James Harter of 
  Lebanon; and five grandchildren. Visitation is scheduled for Wednesday, 
  February 11, 2009, from 10-11 a.m. at Lebanon Church of the Brethren, 400 
  Locust Street, Lebanon, followed by services at 11 a.m. No viewing Burial will 
  be at Grand View Memorial Park. Memorials can be sent to Lebanon Community 
  Library, 125 N. Seventh Street, Lebanon, PA 17046; or American Lung Association 
  of Central Pennsylvania, 3001 Old Gettysburg Road, Camp Hill, PA 17011.  
  Published in the Lebanon Daily News on 2/7/2009  
  
  
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