David H. Wallett was a plant controller for Amsted Rail in Camp Hill.
Wallett, 66, of Mechanicsburg, died July 11 at Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center.
He was a graduate of Mount Union High School and received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Penn State University.
He previously worked as an accountant at DuPont/FCI/Berg Electronics.
His family said he enjoyed home projects, working in the yard, music, lifting weights and taking family vacations to Wildwood.
“He excelled at trivia and sports facts. He could talk to anyone,” his family said.
Surviving are his wife, Janet C. Wallett; two daughters, Laura Lehman, wife to Dillon Lehman and Amy Wallett; son, Ryan Newmoyer, husband to Crystal Newmoyer; five grandchildren, Caleb and Lilah Lehman and Miles, Eva and Owen Newmoyer; and a brother, Robert Wallett.
From his guest book:
- “A great gardener - was blown away when I first visit their beautiful home, what an amazing garden.”
-- Wing Chung Leong
- “He was a kind and caring man who adored his family.”
-- Candice M. Conley
- “Paw Paw was such a kind, loving and sweet man. He was always sweet to me when I saw him at family gatherings. I love how he would take his grandchildren on amazing adventures. I will see you on the other side my friend.”
-- Lori Thomas
- “I worked with Dave in the accounting dept. during my 4+ years at the Emigsville site/FCI. What a nice person. I am shocked and my heart is saddened.”
-- Diane Davis
- “Dave was a sweet and humble man. We had a lot of fun times with Janet, Dave and the family. He was a wonderful family man. I will truly miss his little chuckle.”
-- Michele Whitin
- “Debbie and I have been neighbors with the Walletts for a long time. Over the years Dave and I had many conversations while taking a break from yard work. They covered many topics, Penn State football among them. He was a great neighbor who was always willing to lend a hand. We will miss him sorely. His memory will not be forgotten.”
-- Gary and Debbie Yocca
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