George R. “Dick” Earhart, 90, of Elizabethtown, PA, passed away on Tuesday morning, October 27, 2026 at Abbeyville Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Lancaster following a lengthy decline in health. Born in Maytown, he was the son of the late Harry B. and Mary (McCurdy) Earhart. He was the husband of Joan S. (Brosey) Earhart for 39 years on December 19.

Dick was a 1954 graduate of the former Maytown High School and a member of Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church in Elizabethtown. During the Korean War, he served his country in the United States Army. Upon returning home, he embarked on a 41-year career with the former AMP, Inc. before retiring in 1998 from the Harrisburg location as a director of manufacturing. In his retirement, he was employed as a bus driver by Milton S. Hershey School and by Wenger Feeds where he worked in the parts department.

Dick served his local and international community through membership in the Lions Club of Elizabethtown and the Rotary Clubs of Elizabethtown and Donegal. In addition to volunteering his time at the Veterans Medical Center in Lebanon, he enjoyed working with wood and stained glass.

In addition to his wife, Dick is survived by a daughter, Kathy J., wife of Scott Bamberger, of Elizabethtown; two grandchildren, Jimmy, husband of Nicole Bamberger and Janae, wife of Nate Houtz; two stepchildren, Larry L. Coble of Elizabethtown and Deb, wife of Chuck Fox, of Elizabethtown; two step-grandchildren, Luke (Renae) Fox and Grace (Tyler) Good and their children, Marlowe and Graham. He was also preceded in death by two brothers, William A “Bill” Earhart and John H. Earhart.

The time and date of a memorial service at Christ Lutheran Church, 125 East High Street, Elizabethtown, PA 17022 will be announced in the near future. There will be no public viewing. The family will receive guests one hour prior to the service. Interment will be in Elizabethtown Mennonite Cemetery with military honors rendered by Red Rose Veterans Honor Guard. If desired, contributions may be made to Christ Lutheran Church. To express a condolence with the family or for additional information, visit www.spencefuneralservices.com.