Obituary: Alice Loretta (Coffman) Fordyce

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FORDYCE, ALICE LORETTA  Age 55 years of Lambert, died Saturday, January 22,
1972 at 1:55 a.m. in Uniontown Hospital after a lingering illness. She was born in
McClellandtown, a daughter of the late Frank and Etta Core Coffman, She is survived
by her husband, Claude and the following sons and daughters: C. Homes Fordyce of 
Luck, Wisconsin; Paul Fordyce and Louis Fordyce, both at home; Blaine Fordyce of 
McClellandotwn; Nevin Fordyce of Republic; Gary Fordyce of Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs.
Richard (Carol; Taylor of Minneapolis, Minn.; Mrs. Carl (Patty) Opel of 
McClellandtown; Mrs. Jerry (Brenda) Lawson of Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. Richard (Aleta)
Lawson of Smithfield; Mrs. Frank (Barbara) Chervenak of Silver Spring, Md.; Mrs.
Roger (Roma) Perriene of Silver Spring, Md.; twentyfour grandchildren; the following
sisters: Miss Elsie Coffman of Pittsburgh; Mrs. John Morris of McClellandtown; Mrs.
Carl Brashear of Footedale and Mrs. James Galdarise of Uniontown. She was 
predeceased by a brother, Glen R. Coffman. She was a member of the Lambert Union
Church and was a teacher for the Primary Sunday School Class. Friends are being 
received in the T. Leonard Sangston Funeral Home, McClellandtown, today from 
10:30 a.m. until 2 p.m., the hour of service with Rev. John H. O'Brien and Rev. Carl
Opel, officiating. Burial in Jacobs Lutheran Cemetery.