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      Sadie Crucis

   Sadie "Sedovina" Crucis, 93,- of
   Homer City (Roberts Addition) died
   Monday, Nov. 10, 1997, at the Fair-
   ù view General Hospital in Cleveland,
   Ohio.
   Born in Paris, France, on Aug. 15,
   1904, she was the daughter of Battis-
   ta and Louisa Rocci Senor.
   She was raised in Piemonte, Italy,
   by her paternal grandparents, Cia-
   como and Medelena Guiglardi Se-
   nor. She had lived in Homer City
   since 1924.
   Surviving are these children:
   Louisa and husband Lee Clay, Tuc-
   son, Ariz.; Carina andhusband
   Angelo Ballachine, Brook Park,
   Ohio; Frank Crucis and wife Do-
   rothy, Cleveland, Ohio, and Robert
   Crucis and wife Marlene, Kendall
   Park, N.J.; 11 grandchildren; 15
   great-grandchildren and four great-
   great-grandchildren.
   She was preceded in death by her
   parents; her husband, August Cru-
   cis; one daughter, Irma; one broth-
   ù er, Marcello; one sister, Vera Sacco,
   and one grandson, Robbie.
   Friends will be received from 2-4
   and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday at the C.
:  Frederick Bowser Funeral Home in
   Homer City. A prayer service will be
I  held at 11 a.m. Thursday with Broth-

:  er Dominick J. Aimino officiating,
   assisted by Fred J. Aimino. Inter-
   ment will be in the Greenwood
:  Cemetery in Indiana.


Sadie Crucis
A tree will be planted
;          in living memory for