Lebanon County PA Archives Obituaries.....Speck, James A., Jr. October 15, 2010
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  Published in Lebanon Daily News on October 19, 2010
  James A. Speck, Jr. 
  
  James (Jim) A. Speck passed away October 15, 2010 in Lebanon, Pa. He was the 
  husband of Megan (Alleman) Speck. Jim & Megan were married on September 11, 
  2006. Jim was born in Lebanon on February 27, 1981. He was a graduate of Cedar 
  Crest High School in 1999. He was employed at Dechert Dynamics in Palmyra, Pa 
  as a machinist for 7 years. In addition to his wife, he is survived by his 
  mother - Karen (Gensler) Steiner, step-father - Henry M. Steiner, Father - 
  James A. Speck, Sr, step-mother - Karen Speck, brother - George A. Speck, III, 
  sister-in-law - Nicole Speck, step-sisters - Rachael & Heather Speck, step-
  brother, Matthew Steiner, Grandparents - Dorothy Gensler of Orlando, Fl, Arlene 
  Speck of Lebanon, George and Gloria Speck of Jonestown. In-laws - Gary and Sue 
  Alleman of Manheim, Aunts & Uncles - Kathy & Craig Steiner, Lynn & Charlie 
  Heffner, Clarence & Mary Jane Wolfe, David & Michael Gensler of Orlando, Fl, 
  Cousins - Josh & Brian Steiner, Mary Farrell, John & Sam Wolfe, Vickie, David, 
  Ginger, Lauren & Nikki Gensler of Orlando, Fl. Nieces and Nephews - Elijah, 
  Georgia Belle & Aurora Speck. He was preceded in death by Grandfather, Irvin 
  Gensler, Jr. of Orlando. Fl, Great-Grandmother Florence Speck of Jonestown, Pa. 
  Let’s not forget Jim’s dog “Millhouse” who misses his daddy. Jim enjoyed 
  movies, working on his car, motorcycle riding, visiting his grandparents in 
  Florida and most of all, spending time at home with the two loves of his life, 
  his wife Megan and his dog Millhouse. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions 
  can be made to LI Bulldog Rescue, P.O. Box 239, Stony Brook, NY 11790 
  
  Published in Lebanon Daily News on October 19, 2010 
  
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