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Thomas Shamberger Obituary

Thomas Shamberger After a ten year battle with cancer, Thomas "Tom" Shamberger passed away the morning of June 17, 2019. A graduate of Towson High School (1954), Tom spent his life outdoors, pursuing fishing, photography, and trapshooting where he won numerous state and local competitions. Tom, a master mechanic, loved fixing up cars and was an eleven year veteran of the US Air Force. Happiest outside, watching the O's, and spending time with his family, Tom will be deeply missed.He has donated his body to science in service to others with cancer. He is survived by his wife (Nina), daughters (Stacy and Julie), sister (Barbara), grandchildren (Dutton and Alex) and several nieces and nephews Online condolences may be made at https://www.remembr.com/thomas.shamberger

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Published by Carroll County Times on Jun. 19, 2019.

Memories and Condolences
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Keith Baron

June 13, 2021

Tom and Nina are and always have had a special place in my heart when thinking of loved ones.

Elaine Small

June 21, 2019

Love to you and your family Nina.Tom was a fabulous person,happy,great father and husband.Sad for you and the family.Love Lainey and kids

Zev Gerstein, Caplan Bros.

June 20, 2019

Tom was a thoughtful gentleman who was always pleasant. His creative innovations are still in use today, making everyone's job easier. I think of him whenever I go out on the lake at Codorus State Park.

Deborah Colman

June 19, 2019

Sending our love and thoughts to all. Uncle Tom was a wonderful man. He was a master at all. I have many dear memories from a very early age. Hold your memories close. Love, Debbie & Gene

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