Sullivan Funeral Home

Sullivan Funeral Home We are a full service funeral home offering traditional funeral services as well as cremation and memorial services.

We offer at no cost to the families we serve a memorial video, tribute candle, and memory portrait of their loved one. Planning a loved one's funeral is not an easy task. We find ourselves trying to work through the grieving process while preparing to properly memorialize our loved one. Having a caring and compassionate professional guide you through this difficult time eases the pain you may be e

xperiencing. Our funeral home staff of directors and caregivers will help you make sound decisions that will offer a wonderful and lasting tribute to your loved one. Like our slogan says, we are "Lighting your way", and will make every effort to do so. At Sullivan Funeral Home we know it is often the little things that make a big difference, and we offer a variety of services to ensure that every detail of planning a funeral or memorial services is as effortless and straightforward as possible. Our unique approach to memorial services allows our families to celebrate the lives of their loved ones in a variety of different ways. We invite you to combine our services with your own ideas to create a memorable funeral service for your loved one.

In our experience, there is a special depth of empathy in those people who have had a painful loss.
06/02/2026

In our experience, there is a special depth of empathy in those people who have had a painful loss.

Constance Ann (Pryor) Bower of Hummelstown, Pennsylvania passed away peacefully on Wednesday, May 13, 2026 at the age of...
06/01/2026

Constance Ann (Pryor) Bower of Hummelstown, Pennsylvania passed away peacefully on Wednesday, May 13, 2026 at the age of 78.
Connie was born on April 4, 1948 in Harrisburg Hospital and was the daughter of William Harry Pryor Sr. and Josephine Ann (Bostic) Pryor.
She is survived by her loving partner of 34 years, Richard Wert.
Connie was preceded in death by her parents and her brothers William H. Pryor, Jr. and Gene S. Pryor. She is survived by her children Joseph Bower and his wife Mary, Julie Shearer and her husband Jeff, and Joshua Bower and his wife Mandy. Connie cared deeply for her eight grandchildren who called her Nana, Jeremiah Bower and his wife Riley, Jonah Bower, Spencer Fawbush, Jonathan Bower, Laurel Blymire, Hunter Shearer, Cassie Blymire, and Kainan Bower.
Connie graduated from John Harris High School where she was an active member of the Pioneers Bandfront.
Connie worked as a Lieutenant at Dauphin County Prison.
Connie was an avid gardener; she loved plants but loved being outdoors in the sun more. She learned how to sew from her grandmother (also known as Nana) and spent many hours over the years making clothes, drapes, stuffed animals, and all manner of sewing crafts for friends and family. She enjoyed travelling with Richard and participating in activities with the Hershey Region Antique Auto Club of America.
Connie volunteered her time as a Troop Leader with the Girl Scouts of America. She was involved for many years in organizing fairs and fundraising with her children’s Parent Teacher Organizations.
The Sullivan Funeral Home is honored to serve the Bower family.
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06/01/2026
Richard L. Wieger Jr., also known as Dickie or Pete, 67, of Dauphin passed peacefully surrounded by his family on May 20...
05/26/2026

Richard L. Wieger Jr., also known as Dickie or Pete, 67, of Dauphin passed peacefully surrounded by his family on May 20, 2026 at UPMC West Shore Hospital.

Dickie was born August 19, 1958 in Harrisburg. He worked as a self contractor, handyman, and farmer. He was well known around the area and helped out many people in every way that he could. He loved spending time and making memories with his grandchildren whether it was being out in the woods hunting and fishing or being in the garden teaching them how to grow food.

Dickie was preceded in death by his parents Richard L. Wieger Sr., and Jean Wieger, and his brother, William Wieger.

Dickie is survived by daughter, Ashley Richardson, son-in-law Dylan Richardson, and 4 granddaughters Ryleigh, Kaelee, Bellamie, and Charlee Richardson of Dauphin, PA. Sisters; Tina (Ken) Oakley, of Middletown, PA, and Dianne (Robert) Clark, of Point Pleasant, WV, and many nieces and nephews.

A visitation will be held Saturday, June 20, 2026 from 10AM to 11AM at Sullivan Funeral Home located at 51 N. Enola Dr. Enola PA 17025.

The Sullivan Funeral Home is honored to serve the Wieger family.

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