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Hempfield woman enjoyed 45-year nursing career
Judith Henry was born as the annual Veterans Day parade marched past Frick Hospital in Mt. Pleasant. Her father, a Purple Heart-decorated World War II veteran ...
School board member, teacher Alvin Stoker inspired daughters to teach
Alvin Stoker loved education so much that when he wasn't teaching, he was helping guide the operations of his home school district. His teaching career started ...
Turtle Creek woman put family first
When she was 10 years old, Anna Gavor of Turtle Creek wrecked her bike and badly injured her knee, leading to a serious infection. "The doctors ...
Greensburg man passed down love of trains to future generations
Robert "Rob" George was a hard worker with a penchant for collecting trains. "He loved trains. I mean, he built an addition on our house as ...
Greensburg man persevered through life with hope, grace, humor
Frederick Enfield was quiet and quick-witted. And he loved a good prank. His wife, Sharon Enfield, recalled the time he found a Mercedes-Benz emblem and wired ...
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Lower Burrell man's voice could be heard 'ringing out' over others
Frank Guerrini had a clean, clear voice -- the kind that could be picked out in a church choir. His melodies made people smile. "You could ...
'Everybody was family' to Mt. Pleasant woman
Margaret "Peggy" Stepansky of Mt. Pleasant loved people, whether it was her family, her cosmetology students, her co-workers at the Central Westmoreland Career and Technology ...
Ligonier Township man loved to play bluegrass at home, festivals
Herb Brown picked out tunes on his mandolin for the joy of making music, whether he shared his talent with family and friends in his ...
Unity mother remembered for her giving nature
Evelyn Stein was, as the old saying goes, a sucker for a man in uniform. Luckily for John Henry, it was his uniform. "We went to Latrobe ...
Rachelle Antonacci was the 'cookie lady' of Westmoreland Mall
Whenever Rachelle Antonacci felt sad, she packaged up a fresh batch of Belgian waffle cookies and headed to the Westmoreland Mall. Known to some as "the ...
Air Force veteran indulged his creative side
Lance Maholic was always willing to help -- especially if the help involved electrical work -- and tried to make everybody laugh. "He was the kindest ...
Justice, charity marked life of Murrysville intellectual property attorney
Daniel Abeles upheld what was just -- both in the legal cases he took on as an attorney and in other aspects of his daily ...
Homemaker Rita Hudock forged friendships on campaign trail
Rita Hudock was a meticulous homemaker who also spent days on the road supporting her husband's candidacy for statewide office. "My mother was a great supporter ...
Shirley Benner of Ligonier was dedicated nurse, church organist for more than 50 years
Shirley Benner was dedicated to her patients as a nurse and to her church community as a musician. She was organist for Calvary United Methodist Church ...
Violet Cardiff, twin had more than appearance in common
Violet Cardiff went through life knowing that her identical twin sister, Vera, was with her in spirit if not in person. "They were inseparable until the ...
Jeannette woman remembered as excellent cook, seamstress and quiet but loving mom
Colleen Murtaza didn't waste words, but her concern for others came through loud and clear in the kitchen. Carrying forward skills with food learned from older ...
Latrobe man remembered for his fondness of radios, his family and his strong faith
Russell F. Upholster Sr. of Latrobe was still a teenager when he started a home business of repairing radios and that new center of entertainment ...
Faith, trust in God helped Greensburg woman persevere
Whatever life threw at her, Shirley Clark was able to handle it with the help of her Christian faith. Mrs. Clark lost her home and ...
Former McMurray man's research made coal mining safer
Austin Cooper's work for the U.S. Bureau of Mines helped make coal mining safer for miners in Western Pennsylvania and around the world. Mr. Cooper worked ...
Caring for animals was lifelong pursuit
Rebecca Jones never met an animal she didn't like — except, maybe, a snake. Animals, particularly dogs, were a constant part of her life — at ...
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