Hilda was the daughter of the Curvin and Cora Schaffer Eckert.
She and her husband operated the Prosperity Dry Cleaners in Gettysburg before retiring in 1977. The business was known as J. C. Cleaners at the time of her death.
In addition to her husband, James A. "Jack" Knox, she is survived by sons, James A. Knox Jr of Hollywood, FL, and Michael R. Knox of Dillsburg; five granddaughters; sisters, Mabel Powers of Souderton, Esther Runk of Hanover; and a number of nieces and nephews.
She and her husband operated the Prosperity Dry Cleaners in Gettysburg before retiring in 1977. The business was known as J. C. Cleaners at the time of her death.
In addition to her husband, James A. "Jack" Knox, she is survived by sons, James A. Knox Jr of Hollywood, FL, and Michael R. Knox of Dillsburg; five granddaughters; sisters, Mabel Powers of Souderton, Esther Runk of Hanover; and a number of nieces and nephews.
Hilda was the daughter of the Curvin and Cora Schaffer Eckert.
She and her husband operated the Prosperity Dry Cleaners in Gettysburg before retiring in 1977. The business was known as J. C. Cleaners at the time of her death.
In addition to her husband, James A. "Jack" Knox, she is survived by sons, James A. Knox Jr of Hollywood, FL, and Michael R. Knox of Dillsburg; five granddaughters; sisters, Mabel Powers of Souderton, Esther Runk of Hanover; and a number of nieces and nephews.
She and her husband operated the Prosperity Dry Cleaners in Gettysburg before retiring in 1977. The business was known as J. C. Cleaners at the time of her death.
In addition to her husband, James A. "Jack" Knox, she is survived by sons, James A. Knox Jr of Hollywood, FL, and Michael R. Knox of Dillsburg; five granddaughters; sisters, Mabel Powers of Souderton, Esther Runk of Hanover; and a number of nieces and nephews.
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