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 Rev. George E. Hufnagel, 66, of Carlisle,
PA, went to be with the Lord on Friday, June 20, 2014, at Holy Spirit Hospital, Camp Hill. He was born on March 23,
1948, in Pittsburgh, son of the late Charles W. and Gladys Hufnagel. George
served in the US Army from 1968 to 1974 and earned the National Defense Service, Good Conduct and the Army Commendation Medals.
He graduated from Westminster College in PA with a Bachelor’s degree in Physics. He then earned his
Master’s in Divinity from the Western Theological Seminary in Portland, OR. George served 34 years in the ministry
with the Christian Missionary & Alliance Church. Since 2011, George has enjoyed being the Chaplain for Chapel Pointe
at Carlisle. He previously served 24 years as Senior Pastor at the Sunnyside Alliance Church in Secretary, MD.
He also served churches in Sparta, NJ, and Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada. George was an avid fan of the
Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Orioles.
He is
survived by his loving and devoted wife of 37 years, Anne “Babs” Hufnagel; his daughter, Stacey L. (husband, John
Oesch) Hufnagel and their son, Brayden Oesch of Columbia, MD; two sons, Robert J. (wife, Lauren) Hufnagel and their daughter,
Adele Hufnagel of Westminster, MD, and David C. (wife, Emily) Hufnagel of Baltimore, MD. He was predeceased
by his sister, Jane Hufnagel. A memorial service
will be held on Saturday, June 28, 2014, at 1 p.m. in the Henry Chapel at Chapel Pointe, 770 S. Hanover St., Carlisle, PA
with Rev. Walt Frankenberry, Rev. Fred Yearsley and Rev. Dr. Bob Hower officiating. Burial will be private. A
time of fellowship will immediately follow the service at Chapel Pointe. Ewing Brothers Funeral Home, Carlisle, is in
charge of arrangements.
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words can not express my mixed emotions on the passing of George. I am sad
that my friend and coworker will not be here and I will miss him. I rejoice that he is with God and his body is healed,
he is happy and watching over us. Thank you for this opportunity to know and love him too.
Michelle Shaffer
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Words
can not express my mixed emotions on the passing of George Hufnagel. He was truly a wonderful and caring man. He will be
greatly missed. He was an inspiration to me. We would always cheer on the steelers and when he did not get the chance to
see a game I would fill him in. I also remember one day when he was in a middle of a sermon and my daughter was in high school
and was going to go to college as an English major. He would say I need to watch my english or grammar or I will be corrected
and he chuckled as he looked at my daughter Ashley. My sympathy goes to his wife and children. Just know that he is no longer
sick. My prayers are with all of you at this time. If you all need anything please do not hesitate to call.
Harriet
Corbett
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Our thoughts and prayers are with
you and your family, Babs... Pastor George will be sincerely missed!
Cheryl and Joe Cotton
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Our thoughts and prayers go out to you.
Janet, Gary,
& Lauryn Seeds
_____________ Our thoughts and prayers are with your family during this difficult time. May the peace of our Lord
and Savior Jesus Christ be upon you!
Norman
and Susan Dukes _______________
Please know that our prayers go out to the Hufnagel family!!! May God always give you peace &
comfort in the wonderful memories we all share of Pastor George & his love for the LORD. He was a big part of our lives
& we will miss him dearly. We thank God for the time He gave us with him.
Jeff & Louise Harding
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We are thinking of all of you and keeping
you in our prayers as you mourn the loss of George. Such a delightful man; he will be missed.
Ann, Tom, and
Vera
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Dear Babs,
The
news of George's home going has reached us here in Burkina Faso. We send our deepest sympathy and prayers.
with
love,
Andrew & Esther Schaeffer
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Pastor George was a honorable and respectable
man of God. He will be truly missed!
Missy Robey
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Babs, our short time together
in Cranbrook was full of joy and Brenda and I will always remember you both. Our love and prayers to you, your children and
grandchildren.
Sean and Brenda Campbell
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I met George in 1973 at Ft. Riley Kansas.
We worked together as company clerks and became friends. I was one of the first person's he told about his decision
to follow Christ. I always felt like it was a divine appointment that we were to meet. I know that our heavenly Father was
pleased to tell him "Well done, good and faithful servant". Someday in the not too distant future I look forward
to sitting down with you and catching up. Rest In Peace my friend
Chuck Warren
_______________ Dear Babs. So sorry to hear of George's passing. I was searching for you to have you consider joining
us in Cranbrook for our 70th Church Anniversary in June/July of 2018 when I came across the news. You were both so memorable
in our lives here in the Kootenays and we thank you (again) for your service. Gary & Shirley gstoyota77@gmail.comGary Toyota _____________ Your message of condolence will appear here.
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