Lebanon County PA Archives Obituaries.....Leuschner, Karl W.  June 3, 2010
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  Published in Lebanon Daily News  on June 6, 2010 
  Karl W. Leuschner 
  
  Karl W. Leuschner LEBANON Karl William Leuschner, 79, died Thursday, June 3, 
  2010, at Good Samaritan Hospital. He was the husband of Shirley Minnig 
  Leuschner for 16 years. Born in Tower City, on April 22, 1931, he was the son 
  of the late Albert "Bob" and Dorothy Leuschner. Karl was a graduate of Tower 
  City High School, class of 1949, as well as a 1951 graduate of The Williamson 
  Free School of Mechanical Trades in Media. He retired as a Major of the U.S. 
  Air Force after serving 20 years, with several tours in Southeast Asia. He then 
  worked for 18 years as a Sergeant for the Pennsylvania Capitol Police in 
  Harrisburg. He was a member of Zion of Iona United Methodist Church and a 
  member of the Masons. Karl was an avid car enthusiast and enjoyed spending time 
  with his grandson, also named Karl William. Preceding him in death was his 
  first wife of 12 years, Mary "Toni" Antoinette Wilkins. Surviving, in addition 
  to his wife, Shirley, are his daughter, Carrie Machamer of Lebanon, wife of 
  Craig Machamer, and their son, Karl. His three surviving stepchildren are Alan 
  Minnig, husband of Dr. Melissa Burke of Schuylkill Haven, Ellen Reigel, wife of 
  Kenneth I. Reigel of Ephrata, and Neil Minnig of Reading. Also surviving are 
  his five stepgrandchildren, Billy and Sara Grace Minnig of Schuylkill Haven, 
  Steven Shuey, husband of Rebecca Shuey, Kerilee Shuey, and Kristen Sauder, wife 
  of Jason Sauder, all from Ephrata. A memorial service is being planned by the 
  family and will take place at Zion of Iona United Methodist Church in Lebanon. 
  In lieu of flowers and cards, memorial contributions may be sent to The 
  Williamson Free School of Mechanical Trades, 106 S. New Middletown Road, Media, 
  PA 19063. 
  Published in Lebanon Daily News on June 6, 2010 
  
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