Ross Andrew Spencer, 62, was called home to be with the Lord on Wednesday, March 26, 2026. Ross passed peacefully in his sleep at his home in Dallas.
Born in Kingston on Feb. 9, 1964, he was the son of Geraldine and Willard Spencer.
He was a graduate of Dallas High School, Class of 1982. He holds a Doctorate of Chiropractic from Life University, Class of 1990. He was also very involved with Fellowship Church and the Worship Team as the "Sound Guy."
Ross spent his early years dreaming up new skateboard ramps and cruising on his board in his childhood home in Dallas. His love of the sport was seen from Dallas to Danville and eventually down to Ocean City, Md., where he spent countless summers throughout his life.
Anyone who knew Ross could find him caring for his patients at Ross Spencer Chiropractic, and he was affectionately known as "The World's Most Friendliest Chiropractor." He could also be found spending time taking care of his family or helping someone in need. Most of all, Ross was known for his love of Jesus Christ, which he would show to any and all who crossed his path. He would show Christ's love in his life to anyone who was in need and through his various roles in the ministry at Fellowship Church. His love for family extended beyond to his friends and his patients, whom he also treated as part of his family.
He is preceded in death by his father, Willard Spencer, 2021, and Geraldine Spencer, 2023.
Surviving are his wife of 30 years, Kim Spencer; children, Marilyn and Mindy Spencer; sister, Lori Rhubright Spencer and her husband, Wes Rhubright, of Harrisburg; and niece, Emilee Bowers (Rhubright).
Those who were closest to him will remember him as a loving husband, father, son, brother, brother-in-law, uncle, friend, and much, much more.
A celebration of life will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday in Fellowship Church, 45 Hildebrandt Road, Dallas. Friends may call from 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at Snowdon Funeral Home, 140 N. Main St., Shavertown.
In place of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Fellowship Church Benevolence Fund.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
Rita Marcantonio
April 2, 2026
I´m truly sorry for your heartbreaking loss, Kim, Marilyn and Mindy, I wish I could have been there for you. Sending love prayers and hugs
Kathy and Bill Martino
April 1, 2026
Dear Kim, Marilyn and Mindy,
Bill and I are so sorry for your loss. An unexpected and sudden death has to be the hardest to come to terms with. Our hearts go out to you as you move through this difficult time.
We saw Ross as our chiropractor and he was a God sent to us. He helped me back from a time when I was out of options with the medical community- in horrible pain and unable to walk without a walker. He restored me to a manageable pain level and maintenance with him gave me back my mobility. I am forever grateful for him.
We pray Gods love and comfort in the coming days.
Bill and Kathy Martino
Ann and Michael Trischetta-Morgan
April 1, 2026
Dear Kim, Ross was our chiropractor for many years,including the time when you worked in the office. We are so very sad to have just learned of his sudden passing. We send you,Marilyn and Mindy our deepest condolences at this heartbreaking time. We always felt Ross was more than just our chiropractor..he was our friend and will be greatly missed by so many people. May God's love surround you all, and bring comfort, strength and peace in the days ahead.
Deborah Ropraz
April 1, 2026
I am so sorry for your loss. I had the privilege of knowing Ross through chiropractic care and he was truly a very special person and will be missed by many....
Deborah Ropraz
Peter j. Isbitski
April 1, 2026
As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.
Margarita Langdon
March 31, 2026
Dear Kim and daughters,
My mom Rita and I want to express our deepest condolences for your sudden loss of Ross.
I had just seen him last Monday at Weis's . We are still having a hard time believing this happened.
Mom and I are going to miss him. No one knew how to correct our spines like Ross did.
As my mom tells people, it takes time to heal. You will all be alright.
He's probably either skateboarding with Jesus riding with him or driving Jesus around in a Volkswagen up in heaven. Mom agrees.
Take care of yourselves.
Beaty Rosser
March 30, 2026
He will be surely missed... he had ministered to me thru his chiropractic care for many years.. moving to the west coast left a huge void in my chiropractic care as I never found anyone like him... or even close.. my condolences to you his precious family.
Beaty Rosser
Debbie Kintner
March 30, 2026
I am so sorry to hear this. Kim and your family are in my prayers . Dr Spencer was a wonderful man
Jason
March 29, 2026
Still can´t believe this is real & will miss the time & help every week that has shown to me & my health. Our talks about sports.. won´t find a friendlier man & helpful as him! R.I.P! Ps..... prayers for the family!
Judy and Boyd Sweinberg
March 29, 2026
So sorry for your loss. He will be missed by all. Find comfort in knowing that he is home. God bless.
Debbie Taylor
March 29, 2026
Kim
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Tracey Chappell
March 29, 2026
May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. Dr. Ross was an amazing person and anyone who knew him loved him.
Sandy Tingley
March 29, 2026
May God be with you at this time. He was a GREAT Guy and Chiropractor! He diffently will be MISSED! So sorry for your loss!
Jean Hillard
March 29, 2026
So sorry to hear of Ross passing. My thoughts and prayers to his family and loved ones.
Chris Lawrick
March 29, 2026
My deepest condolences to the Spencer family. Ross was my chiropractor, and I always enjoyed talking with him about his love of Volkswagens during our sessions.
Cyndi Musser
March 29, 2026
Ross was our chiropractor, but he felt more like a close friend/member of the family. My daughter has a condition requiring super careful chiropractic care to keep her out of the hospital, which is rough on a teenager. We visited Ross at least once a week and sometimes twice. We joked that we might just rent a room. He connected with all of us like old friends, remembered specific details and would always ask and check in on things. My daughter loved to bring in her projects and art work to show him and several times he brought in art supplies from his daughter Mindy for her. My boys could always be found chatting away about sports teams and he always remember who they liked, as well as asking them about their latest hunting adventures. He´d always check in about our dog and share tales of their two fur babies, and we frequently talked about his family whom he loved so deeply, and he´d always update us on what the girls were up to, he was so so proud of them! We always looked so forward to our visits and our minds still cannot wrap around this tragedy. It is so hard to picture life without him in it, how does the sun even keep shining? Our hearts are breaking for Kim and the girls, the officer girls as well as Dr Norm and countless others who knew and loved him. This is a hard loss! Our prayers and thoughts are with you all as you grieve and try to heal and figure out where life goes from here.
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