Harry E. Haugh
Harry E. Haugh, 68, Parker, died
Tuesday morning, May 27, 2003 in
Butler Memorial Hospital after an
illness.
Born Sept. 18, 1934, in Perry
Township, Clarion County, he was
the son of Harold Wade and Cora
Mae Cooper Haugh.
He was honorably discharged
Aug. 20, 1957, from the U.S.
Army.
Mr. Haugh began a 36-year career
in 1960 as a custodian in the
former Parker High School. When
the new elementary school was
built in Parker, he was given the
custodial position in that building.
He retired in 1996 from the Allegheny-
Clarion Valley School District.
He was recognized in 1992 by
the Parker City Volunteer Fire Department
for 20 years of continuous
service. He also served with the
Fire Police in Parker City for decades
until health prevented his
participation.
Mr. Haugh was a Protestant.
He was married to the former
Dora “Dode” Hottel, who survives.
Also surviving are two sisters,
Mrs. Ray (June) Hovis of
Belleview, Fla., and Mrs. Roy
(Mary) Kriebel of Wheatland; two
brothers, Harold “Bud” Haugh and
wife, Sara, of Petersburg, Ohio,
and William Haugh and wife,
Freda, of Southgate, Mich.; and a
number of nieces and nephews.
Mr. Haugh was preceded in
death by his parents; two sisters,
Nancy Haugh and Cleta England;
and two brothers, John Haugh and
Leroy Haugh.
Friends were received in the H. Jack Buzard Funeral Home,
Wayne Street, Parker.
Funeral services were held in the
funeral home.
Interment is in Parker Presbyterian
Cemetery.
LaVon “Bonnie” Tonks
LaVon “Bonnie” Tonks, 92, formerly
of Foxburg, died at 7:50 p.m.
Sunday, June 8, 2003, in Clarview
Nursing & Rehabilitation Center,
Sligo.
Prior to moving to Clarview she
had resided at Emlenton’s Laurel
Manor for several years.
Born Sept. 12, 1910, in Foxburg,
she was the daughter of James Lee
and Bessie Louella Ellenberger.
She was a graduate of Parker
High School.
In her early years, Mrs. Tonks attended
the Foxburg United Methodist
Church.
She was married in Clarion April
18, 1931, to James M. Tonks, who
died April 5, 2003.
Mrs. Tonks and her husband
raised beagle show dogs. They also
were employed in the pro shop at
St. Jude Country Club in Chicora.
She also worked in the high
school cafeteria in the Karns City
Area School District.
Mrs. Tonks was a homemaker
and enjoyed making afghans and
cooking.
She was a Protestant.
Surviving is a sister-in-law, Vera
Ellenberger of Troy, Pa.
Mrs. Tonks was the last surviving
member of her immediate family.
In addition to her parents and
husband, she was preceded in
death by a brother, Victor
Ellenberger, who was killed during
World War II, and a sister, Ruby
Kuzniers.
Private funeral services were officiated
by the Rev. Edward S.
Lowrey, vicar of the Memorial
Church of Our Father, Episcopal,
in Foxburg.
Interment was at the Foxburg
Cemetery.
The Christopher M. Hile Funeral
Home, St. Petersburg, was in
charge of the arrangements.
John M. Kingsley
John M. Kingsley, 90, of Big
Bend area of Emlenton, passed
away at 9:25 am Thursday morning,
June 12, 2003., at Trinity Living
Center in Grove City, Pa. after
an illness.
Born in Scrubgrass Township,
Venango Co., Pa. on July 15,
1912, he was the son of William
W. and Clara Morrison Kingsley.
Mr. Kingsley retired after
thirty-five plus years of service as
a fireman-boilerman with Quaker
State Refining Company in
Emlenton.
He also owned and operated a
farm in the Big Bend area most of
his adult life.
Mr. Kingsley was a member of
the Big Bend Untied Methodist
Church.
He is survived by his wife:
Grace Palm Kingsley whom he
married on March 16, 1936; two
daughters: Mrs. Robert (Bonnie)
Crawford of Las Vegas, NV. and
Mrs. Lou (Judy) Caldwell of
Antioch, TN.; four sons: Gary
Kingsley of Emlenton, James
(Jim) of Oil City, Jeffrey of
Clintonville, and Gregory of Volant;
one sister; Eleanor
McGlaughlin of Grove City, Pa.;
14 grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren,
and 4 great great grandchildren
and a number of nieces
and nephews.
In addition to his parents, he
was preceded in death by one
grandchild and four sisters.
Friends were called at the
H.Jack Buzard Funeral Home,
Main St., Eau Claire. Funeral Services
were held in the Funeral
Home with the Rev. Thomas
Gomola, a family friend, officiating.
Burial was in the Big Bend
Cemetery.
Robert D. Montgomery
Robert D. Montgomery, 63, of
Eau Claire, died Saturday, June 7,
2003 in the Veterans Administration
Medical Center in the Oakland
section of Pittsburgh after an extended
illness.
Born June 17, 1939, in Higgins
Corners, Butler County, he was the
son of Helen Dillamen Montgomery
of Eau Claire and the late Joseph
D. Montgomery.
Mr. Montgomery served in the
U.S. Air Force as an aircraft mechanic
at Barksdale Air Force
Base, Louisiana.
He retired in 2000 as an assembler
at Cooper-Cameron, formerly
Cooper Energy, in Grove City.
Mr. Montgomery was a member
of Bethel United Methodist Church
in Eau Claire.
He also was a member of Parker
City-Allegheny Valley Lodge No.
521, F&AM, and the New Castle
Consistory.
Surviving, in addtion to his
mother, are his wife, Pearl A.
Douglass Montgomery; one
brother, William Montgomery of
Eau Claire; two sisters, Gail
Petrone of Pittsburgh and Mrs.
John (Carol Joyce) Mayes of
Kennerdell; and a number of nieces
and nephews.
Members of the Parker City-Allegheny
Valley Lodge No. 521,
F&AM held a memorial service for
their departed brother in the H.
Jack Buzard Funeral Home.
Friends were received in the H.
Jack Buzard Funeral Home, Main
Street, Eau Claire and in Bethel
United Methodist Church in Eau
Claire. Funeral services were held
in the church with the Rev.
Kathleen Soltis, pastor, officiating.
Interment will be in Eau Claire
Cemetery.
Hazel Conley
Hazel Conley, 84, of Wildwood,
Fla. passed away Thursday morning
(6-5-03) at Butler Memorial Hospital
following an illness.
She was born Oct, 15,1918 in
Esther, Missouri to Isaac and Meta
Keel Garner.
She was a member of Silver Lake
Community Church in Wildwood.
She was a frequent visitor to Butler
to spend many visits with her stepdaughter,
Judy Tinker who survives.
Also surviving are an adopted daughter,
four sons, one sister and one
brother as well as nine grandchildren
and seven great-grandchildren.
There was no visitation, and burial
will be made at the convenience of the
family. Arrangements were completed
by H. Jack Buzard Funeral Home, Eau
Claire.
Edna Kelly
Edna Kelly, 89, of Eau Claire,
Pa. passed away Monday morning
(6-9-03) at 9:27 a.m. at
United Community Hospital in
Grove City after an illness.
Born in Venango Township,
Butler Co., Pa. on Aug. 26, 1913,
she was the daughter of Theodore
and Annabelle Storey Kelly.
She had been a member of the
Eau Claire United Presbyterian
Church much of her adult life.
There are no known surviving
relatives.
Burial was in the Eau Claire
Cemetery. Arrangements were
made by H. Jack Buzard Funeral
Home in Eau. Claire.
Harry W. Anchors
Harry W. Anchors, 84, of
Okeechobee, Florida. passed away
on June 13, 2003.
Born May 15, 1919 in Foxburg,
he was the son of Henry J and Margaret
Anchors.
Mr. Anchors served in the army
for 4 years as an engineer on the
railroad. He retired from the B&O
Railroad after 43 years of employment
as an engineer.
He is survived by his wife,
Delores and 4 children, Howard,
Vicki, Jeffery and Cindy, and one
sister, Helen Hatch.
In addition to his parents, he was
preceded in death by two brothers,
Howard and Warren, and two sisters, Elsie and Marie.
A memorial service will be held
later in Okeechobee.
Irene Lep1ey Koch Emery
Irene Lep1ey Koch Emery, 84, of
Shreffler Road, Emlenton, Richland
Township, Venango County,
died at 6:10 a.m. Monday, June 23,
2003, in UPMC Northwest,
Franklin. Born July 15, 1918, in
Franklin, she was the daughter of
Roy E. and Mabel Mae Mangel
Lepley. She was a 1936 graduate of
Emlenton High School. Mrs. Emery
was a member of the Emlenton
United Methodist Church, the Emlenton
Civic Club and Daughters of
the American Colonists. She also
was a member and regent of Fort
Venango Chapter DAR, and was a
member of the Order of Eastern
Star in Parker. She enjoyed researching
family history, collecting
salt and pepper shakers and the
company of her dog, Ginger. She
was first married on July 10, 1936,
Dienard D. Koch, who died July 5,
1956. She then was married Sept.
25, 1957, to Ralph Emery Jr., who
died Nov. 11, 1979.
Surviving are three children and
their spouses, Anna Mae and
Russell Rinker of Franklin, Rose
Marie and John Ritchey of Emlenton
and Dienard “Bud” and Verna
Koch of East Liverpool, Ohio;
seven grandchildren; Randy
Lemmon and wife Deb; Bonnie
Gilbert, Kathy Kaufman and her
husband, Bill; Kelly Trimble and
her husband, Bob; Karen Levy,
Shane Koch and his wife, Ronnie;
and Shannon Koch; nine great
grandchildren, Spencer and.,
Aaron Lemmon; Nicole
Schrecengost, John Kaufman,
Karly Kaufman, Maria Levy and
Tabitha, Abigail and Michael
Koch; two step-grandchildren,
DiAnne Wessell and husband, Joe,
and Daniel Rinker and wife,
Sharyn; and two step-great-grandchildren,
Rob Rinker and Mande
Edwards.
Friends called Thursday, June
26, 2003 in the Christopher M. Hile
Funeral Home, Emlenton. Funeral
services were held at 1 p.m. Friday
in the funeral home with the Rev.
Kenneth Duffee, pastor of the Emlenton
United Methodist Church,
officiating.
Memorials may be made to the
Emlenton Area Ambulance Service,
P.O. Box 346, Emlenton,
16373.
Doris M. Delavern
Doris M. Delavern, 79, of
Kennerdell, died June 22, 2003 at
Grove Manor in Grove City after
an extended illness.
Having moved here from Erie,
she has resided in Kennerdell since
1981.
Born July 31, 1924 at Franklin.
She was the daughter of Nellie
Eakin Fellner.
She was married October 14,
1941 to the late Roy W. Delavern
who passed away June 14, 1983.
She attended school in Clinton
Township, Venango County.
She was a devoted housewife and
mother.
She was a member of the Rankin
Chapel Untied Methodist Church.
She was a former member of the
Scrubgrass Senior Center and Senior
Center in Oil City.
She enjoyed reading, puzzles,
and her family and grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her
husband and mother, two sisters,
Mrs. Earl “Bernice” Riddle and
Mrs. Vera Graham and one infant
daughter, Virginia.
Mrs. Delavern is survived by six
children, Mrs. John “Connie M.
Olszewski of California, Mrs.
“Nancy L.” Matson of California,
Mr. William R. Delavern of Erie
and his wife Becky, Mr. James F.
Delavern of Erie and wife Regina,
Mr. David G. Delavern of Emlenton,
Mrs. Timothy E. “Bonnie S.”
Dye of Kennerdell.
Two sisters survive; Mrs. James
“Erma” Stubbs of Rockland and
Pauline Warner of Cranberry, Pa.
A memorial service was held on
June 23, 2003 at the Larry E.
McKinley Funeral Home,
Clintonville, with the Rev. Anthony
Catullo of the Union Presbyterian
Church, Clintonville officiating.
Internment was at Hickory Grove
in Grove City.
Memorials may be made to the
charity of your choice.
Bertha SALUSKY
Bertha SALUSKY, 91, of
Emlenton, Pa., formerly of Pittsburgh,
Pa. passed away at 2:42 PM
Monday (07-14-03) afternoon at
Sunnyview Home in Butler following
a short illness. Born in
Greenville, Pa. on June 12, 1912,
she was the daughter of Vant and
Rella Stitt Henderson. She was affiliated
with Bethel United Methodist
Church of Eau Claire. Mrs.
Salusky was a graduate of the West
Penn Hospital School of Nursing
in Pittsburgh where she became a
registered nurse. She was employed
by West Penn for twelve
years Following graduation. She
later became employed for many
years as nurse in the office of Dr.
Boda, MD, in Pittsburgh. She was
a member and past worthy matron
of Order of Eastern Star Chapter in
Homestead Park in Pgh.
Surviving are a daughter: Mrs.
Louise Farren of Sun City, CA.;
three sons: Dolphin Stalker of Eau
Claire, Delmar Stalker of Sun City,
CA, and Gaylord Stalker of
Livingston, TX; thirteen grandchildren
and ten great-grandchildren;
one brother, Byron “Hank”
Henderson of Eau Claire; two sisters,
Doretha Kohls of Wheatland,
Pa. and Ruth Robb of West
Middlesex; along with numerous
nieces and nephews is a special
nephew Mike Salusky and wife
Karen of Emlenton. Friends may
call from 7-9 PM Wednesday at H.
Jack Buzard Funeral Home, Main
St., Eau Claire. Funeral services
will be held at 10:00 AM Thursday
in funeral home. Interment in
Jefferson Memorial Park in Pittsburgh,
Pa.
GILBERT H. “GIBBY” SMITH
GILBERT H. “GIBBY” SMITH, 57, of Oneida Valley
Road, Emlenton, Pa. passed away
Sunday morning (07-13-03) at
West Penn Hospital in Pittsburgh,
Pa. following a lengthy illness.
Born on Nov. 13, 1945 in Pittsburgh,
Pa., he was the son of
Harold and Ruth McLaughlin
Smith. He was employed for over
twenty years in the foundry department
at USX in Braddock, Pa. He
served with the United States Army
from 1963 to 1965 in the infantry
serving in Germany. Mr. Smith
served as a council member and
later as president of Cherry Valley
Borough Council. He was a member
of I.O.O.F. Lodge #278 of Butler. He enjoyed hunting and fishing
as long as health permitted. Mr.
Smith was a member of St.
Alphonsus Catholic Church at
Murrinsville. Surviving are his
wife: Lynn Kristy Smith; one
daughter: Mrs. Russ (Melissa
“Missy”) Stroup of Eau Claire; one
son: Bert Smith at home; one sister:
Naomi Gregory of Beaver
Creek, Ohio.
Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-
9 PM Tuesday at H. Jack Buzard
Funeral Home, Main St., Eau
Claire. Mass of Christian Burial on
Wednesday at St. Alphonsus
Catholic Church, Murrinsville at a
time to be announced. Burial in
Eau Claire Cemetery.
RAYMOND G. YUNK Sr.
RAYMOND G. YUNK Sr., 72,
of Sandy Point Rd., Emlenton,
Pa. passed away at 3:15 AM Saturday
morning (07-12-03) at his
residence of natural causes. Born
in Pittsburgh, Pa. on Feb. 1, 1931,
he was the son of Albert Lewis
and Minnie Krepley Yunk. Mr.
Yunk had been employed as a
carpenter in the construction industry
for a number of years. He
later was employed as a pipe fitter
at H. J. Heinz Co. of Pittsburgh
He was employed as maintenance
co-coordinator at Peaceful Valley
Campground near North Washington, Pa. until ill health prevented
his employment. He
served in the United States Marine
Corps from Jan. of 1951
through Jan. of 1954 being honorably
discharged as a Staff Sergeant.
He was an avid television
viewer. Surviving are his wife:
Olive Cook Yunk; two sons:
Raymond G., Jr. and Curt Yunk,
both of Pgh., Pa.; four daughters:
Elaine Nichols of North Carolina,
Earlene Faloney, Kimberly Winter,
and Shelly Taylor, all of Pgh.,
Pa.; fourteen grandchildren and
two great-grandchildren also survive.
In addition to his parents,
two sisters preceded him in death.
There will be no public visitation.
Interment will be private at convenience
of farnily.
H. Jack Buzard Funeral Home
of Eau Claire, Pa. is in charge of
arrangements.
Agnes A. Guiste
Agnes A. Guiste, 89 of 4282
State Route 208, Emlenton Pa resided
there since 1960. Passed
away Saturday, July 26, 2003 at
10:30 P.M. at the Laurel Manor
Emlenton, Pa. after an extended
illness.
Born in Apollo, Pa., Armstrong
County, April 19, 1914 the daughter
of Charles R. and Retta
McCullough Rearick.
Married to John C. Guiste June
4, 1938 in ApoIlo, Pa. and he
passed away on Sept. 19, 1972.
Agnes last worked up at Polk
Center, Polk, Pa. as a Clerk III
until her retirement in 1979. She
owned and operated the Dairy
Wheel-Soft Ice Cream outside of
Clintonville for a number of years
along with her family helping. She
had been a licensed real estate
agent for a number of years with
the Stroudt Reality Company in
the Venango and Butler County
area.
She was a committeewoman
for a number of years in Clinton
Twp. She was a Den Mother for
the Cub Scouts in Clintonville and
worked up at the 4-H in Franklin,
Pa helping the children. She enjoyed
China Painting-on small
dishes.
She was on the Victory Joint
School board in Irwin Twp,
Venango County.
She was a devoted housewife
and mother where she enjoyed
gardening, flowers and her family.
She was a member of the Union
Presbyterian Church,
Clintonville, Pa. of which she was
an Elder of the church and one of
the original “Over 50 Year” members.
She belonged to the Baird-
Simcox Missionary Society and
the Fidelity Bible Class of the
church. She was a member of the
Order of Easter Star in Parker, Pa.
She is survived by 5 sons: Mr.
William A. and wife -Elizabeth A.
“Betty” Guiste of Emlenton, Pa.,
Mr. Stanley E. Guiste of
Kennerdell, Pa., Mr. Terry L. and
wife M. Paulette Guiste of Mt.
Pleasant Pa., Mr. John N. Guiste
and Mr. Malcolm L. and wife
Sandy J. Guiste of Emlenton. Pa.
11 Grandchildren, 11 Great
Grandchildren and I Great-Great
Grandchild survives.
She was preceded by her parents,
husband, and 4 brothers:
Hugh, Roy, Gilbert and Vernon
Rearick and one sister: Gwenda
Adkinson.
Family received friends at the
Larry E. McKinley Funeral Home
7-9 on Tuesday evening July 29,
2003 and from 10:00 A.M. until
time of services at the church on
Wednesday.
Services were held at the Union
Presbyterian Church’ 409 Emlenton
Street, Clintonville, Pa. at
11:00 A.M. on Wednesday-July
30, 2003 with the Rev. Anthony
Catullo-pastor will officiate.
An Eastern Star service was
held at the funeral home on
Wednesday evening at 9:00 P.M.
Committal and interment services
were held at the Clintonville
Methodist Cemetery, Clintonville
Boro, Pa. The family suggests memorial
contributions be sent to the
Union Presbyterian Church, 409
Emlenton St. Clintonville, Pa.
16372.
Beatrice M. Crawford Wolfe
Beatrice M. Crawford Wolfe, 85,
formerly of RD 1 Polk passed
away on September 1, 2003 12:15
pm at Orchard Manor, Grove City.
Mrs. Wolfe, daughter of Arnett
and Hannah Hale Crawford, was
born August 15, 1918 in Emlenton,
PA.
She was married in 1954 to Richard
B. Wolfe, who preceded her
in death.
Mrs. Wolfe was a LPN for Polk
State School. She was a member of
the Baptist Temple of Franklin and
the Minnie Rebecka’s club.
Survived by her two sons; John
C. Mayes of Kennerdell and
Norman L. Mayes of Emlenton,
PA, two daughters; Mrs. James C.
(Mary E.) Moore of Stoneboro and
Cindy Wolfe of Lancaster, Texas,
three stepdaughters; Dixie Clark of
Franklin, Wanda Semple of Grove
City, and Joyce Fellner of
Clintonville. Also surviving are
nine grandchildren and eight great
grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her
parents, husband; Richard B.
Wolfe, one brother; David Crawford,
one sister; Mary Livingston,
and one step daughter; Mary Lou
Fife.
Family received friends at the
Robert W. Gardinier Funeral
Home, Inc. on Thursday, September
4, 2003. Funeral services were
held on Friday, September 5, 2003
at the funeral home with Rev.
David Foote of Baptist Temple of
Franklin officiating.
Interment was held at the Emlenton
Cemetery.
Ruth M. Boyer
Ruth M. Boyer, 82, of the
Clintonville Apartments since 1985
and being the last original resident,
died September 14, 2003 at 7:30 am
at the Caring Place, Franklin, Pa, after
an extended illness.
Born April 14, 1921 in Clinton
Twp., she was the daughter of Thomas
C. “Cooley” Cassedy and Melda
M. Rankin Cassedy.
She was married on April 2, 1938
to Virgil V. “Bill” Boyer who died
June 26, 1985.
She was a devoted housewife and
mother as well as an excellent seamstress.
Mrs. Boyer attended Pine Hill Elementary
School, Clinton Twp and
attended Clintonville High School,
Clintonville, Pa.
She enjoyed cooking, baking, sewing,
crocheting, reading, crafts and
crossword puzzles.
She is survived by 5 children: Mrs.
Kenneth “Shirley A.” Sires of
Kennerdell, Mrs. Carol E. Hutchison
of Franklin Mr. Kenneth E. Boyer and
wife Kathryn of Pensacola, Fl., Mrs.
Jack D. “Nancy L.” Graham of
Kennerdell, Mr. Thomas L. Boyer
and wife Carolyn of Kennerdell. One
Brother: Mr. L. “Jack” Cassedy and
wife Grace of Kennerdell, 14 grandchildren
and 20 great grand children.
Several nieces and nephews and one
great great grandchild.
Mrs.Boyer was preceded in death
by her parents and husband, one infant
son Larry L. Boyer, one sister,
Mrs. Norman M. “Anna Margaret”
Hoffman who died July 23, 1982, one
grandson Eric J. Graham and one
great granddaughter Tiffany Fay
Matthews.
Friends were received at the Larry
E. McKinley Funeral Home, 109
Emlenton Street, Clintonville on
Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2003.
Funeral services were held at the
funeral home with the Rev. Anthony
Catullo of the Union Presbyterian
Church of Clintonville Officiating.
Internment was at the Clintonville
Methodist Cemetery.
Family suggests contributions be
sent to the American Heart Association
of Western Pa., 174 E. Bissell
Ave, Oil City, Pa. 16301 and to the
American Cancer Society, Oil City,
Pa. 16301.
JAMES K. (Jimmy) HILLIARD
JAMES K. (Jimmy) HILLIARD,
Jr., 42, of Eau Claire, Pa. passed
away suddenly Wednesday
evening (09-24-03) at his residence
of natural causes.
Born in Butler, Pa. on Sept. 30,
1960, he was the son of James K.
Hilliard, Sr. of Eau Claire and
Karen Altmire Hilliard of Butler.
He attended Moniteau High
School and was Protestant by faith.
He had been employed as a
painter at Bob’s Sales and Service
in Eau Claire for a number of years.
He was well known in the area for
his ability to restore automobiles of
a wide variety and well known for
his proper painting techniques in
that field.
He enjoyed cooking, and was
widely known for his cooking and
hosting outdoor barbeques.
In addition to his parents, he is
survived by his companion:
Beverly Griggs; four daughters:
Karen and Kristine Funkhouser of
Butler, Tabitha and Jamie Hilliard,
both at home; two sons: Corey and
Cody Hilliard, both at home; one
sister: Mrs. Tony (Doreen)
Lominski of Parker; two brothers:
Rick Hilliard of Eau Claire and
Patrick Hilliard of Washington
Twp., Petrolia; three granddaughters
and a number of nieces and
nephews also survive.
He was preceded in death by one
grandson.
Friends were received on Saturday,
September 27, 2003 at H. Jack
Buzard Funeral Home, Inc., Main
St., Eau Claire.
Funeral services were held at
2:00 PM Sunday in the funeral
home with Rev. Kathleen Soltis,
pastor of Bethel United Methodist
Church in Eau Claire, officiating..
Burial was in the Eau Claire
Cemetery.
The family suggests memorials
to the Jimmy Hilliard Children
Trust Fund, c/o Farmers National
Bank, Eau Claire, Pa. 16030.
SETH THOMAS ACE and
NOAH DAVID ACE
SETH THOMAS ACE and
NOAH DAVID ACE, twin infant
sons of Clint Edward and Heather
Rachele Fox Ace of Emlenton, Pa.
passed away Tuesday evening (09-
23-03) at UPMC - Northwest in
Franklin, Pa. at birth.
In addition to their parents, they
are survived by: maternal grandparents:
David and Billie Fox of
West Freedom, paternal grandparents:
Thomas and Melissa Ace of
Emlenton; maternal great grandmother:
Wilma Weckerly of
Perryville, paternal great grandparents:
Ronald and Myrna Kellerman
and Donald and Frances Ace, all of
Emlenton; maternal great, great
grandmother: Esther Weckerly of
Tionesta; paternal great, great
grandparents: Raymond and Helen
Kellerman of Emlenton.
Also survived by an aunt and an
uncle.
Private funeral services were
held Friday, September 26, 2003 at
10:00 AM in the H. Jack Buzard
Funeral Home, Inc., in Eau Claire
with Rev. Bessie Maihle, retired
United Methodist Minister, officiating.
Interment was in Scrubgrass
Cemetery.
