Gilbert Parthemore

A good man and friend. Brings good memories when I see his name brought up for something. Will miss seeing him if ever I get back to New Cumberland and enter the door(s) to Parthemore's. Prayers go out to the family.

I remember Gil through my ex-husband,Ed Erlsten. Whenever we saw him he was always in good spirits and ready to joke around(unless it was a funeral). He always seemed kind and thoughful to me and helped me when I wanted to make burial plans. I really liked him and will miss him. I know the rest of the family will miss him for quite some time but, God will help heal all wounds in missing him. R. Eileen Erlsten

Gil will be sorely missed by family and friends. He was a good man who was always there to help others as needed. Will miss his smile and friendship that we had for over 30 years. God has blessed him throughout the years and now he is with the man himself watching over things from above. He will always be remembered in our hearts.

To the entire family - I am so sorry for your loss. He was a great man and will truly be missed. PS - my dad, Gabe Conte, couldn't ever say enough nice things about your dad and your family.

To all the family, We are so sorry for the loss of a great man. He and the whole family have wonderful to many families over the years. He will be greatly missed by all. Andy and tom Reynolds Dee and David keffer

Parthemore Family, Sorry to hear of your loss, our thoughts and prayers are with your family. With Deepest Sympathy,

Parthemore Family, I can't remember ever not knowing Mr. Parthemore! I loved the playful interaction he and my Dad had over the years. I just know they are both in heaven insulting each other and laughing. My condolences to your family. He was a wonderful man and he will be greatly missed.

So Sorry for your loss, I will always remember the memories of Gilbert, his sons. I knew the family from the time his son's were little. Your family are in my prayers during this time

So sorry for your loss. I had the pleasure of having Mr. Parthemore as a baseball coach for NCYB. I also enjoyed seeing him play the Trombone for the West Shore Symphony. So sad to see another icon of New Cumberland pass away. V/r, John Kelly