Lebanon County PA Archives Obituaries.....Keller, Norman E.  December 5, 2009
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  Published in the Lebanon Daily News on 12/8/2009
  Keller, Norman E.    
   
   
  Norman E. Keller MOUNT JOY Norman E. Keller, 84, went home to Jesus, his Lord, 
  on Saturday, December 5, 2009, at 3 p.m. at Hospice in Mount Joy, surrounded by 
  his loving family, following a chronic health condition. He was the husband of 
  Arlene Schlosser Keller, to whom he was married to for 60 years on June 12, 
  2009. Norman was born to Mark Bucher Keller and Stella Eshelman on October 28, 
  1925, in Buffalo Springs, Lebanon County. After the early death of his father, 
  Norman faithfully assumed the responsibility of President of Keller Brothers 
  ford in Buffalo Springs, Lititz, and Lebanon for more than 50 years. He loved 
  the work and touched many lives while serving customers, employees, and the 
  community. At the age of 16, Norman earned his private pilot's license from 
  Harrisburg Airport. He often shared his passion for flying by giving many 
  children and adults their first plane ride from his backyard at Keller Brothers 
  Airport in Buffalo Springs. He was a member of the Pennsylvania Chapter of the 
  International Flying Farmers and Experimental Aircraft Association. He was a 
  selflearner and could repair and build almost anything. His commitment to peace 
  and reconciliation were goals for his life. Attending Midway Church of the 
  Brethren all his life, he ministered as a deacon, treasurer, Sunday school 
  teacher, youth advisor, and served on the Atlantic Northeast District Men's 
  Cabinet. He also served on the Board of Trustees at Elizabethtown College, 
  Elizabethtown, and Bethany Seminary, Elgin, Ill. Surviving, in addition to his 
  wife, are four children, Cindy Keller (Dale) Wittenberg of Lititz, Thom (Susan 
  Klein) Keller of Newmanstown, Dan (Suzy Lynn) Keller of Rexmont, and Jane 
  Keller of Lancaster; three brothers, Nathan E., husband of Myrl, Monroe E (late 
  Ruth) Keller, and Titus E. (late Pearl) Keller, all of Buffalo Springs; a 
  sister, Rachel E. Keller, wife of Dr. Carl Spease of Hummelstown; sister-in-
  law, Eileen (wife of late Mark, Jr.) Keller; three grandchildren, Benjamin 
  (Lauren Raudenbush) Wittenberg of Lancaster, Danielle Keller and Caleb Keller 
  of Rexmont; and Ted Klein, brother of Susan Klein Keller. Norman was preceded 
  in death by his brother, Mark Jr., and a grandson, Andrew Wittenberg. Relatives 
  and friends are respectfully invited to attend Norman's Life Celebration 
  Service at the Midway Church of the Brethren, 13 Evergreen Road, Lebanon, on 
  Saturday at 10:30 a.m. with the Rev. Charles Ilyes and the Rev. Carl L. 
  Brubaker officiating. A viewing will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. on Friday at 
  Midway Church of the Brethren. Family and friends are invited to the cemetery 
  burial service at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Midway Church. Following the Life 
  Celebration, a meal will be served in the church's Family Life Center. Clauser 
  Funeral Home, Schaefferstown, is handling is handling the arrangements.
  Published in the Lebanon Daily News on 12/8/2009  
  

  
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