Obits: Fulcomer,George Curtis, Indiana Co, PA
  
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   Fulcomer, George Curtis - 1989		
  
  
  
  Altoona Mirror, August 28, 1989
  
  
  
  George C. Fulcomer --- Mr. Folcumer, 81, of 145G Watson Drive, Turtle Creek, 
  died Saturday, Aug. 26, 1989, at his home.      
   Mr. Fulcomer retired as a crane operator from Westinghouse, Pittsburgh.     
   He was born March 19, 1908, in Lockport, the son of Curtis George and Sarah
  [Harris] Fulcomer, and married Charlotte Barry.     
   Surviving are his wife, a daughter, Kay June Shaw of Ross Township: five
  grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.     
   Also surviving are three sisters and a brother: Alice Knarr and Verne of
  Tyrone RD 4, Irene Pitts of Warren, Ohio, and Clara Morder of Alexandria.     
   Mr. Fulcomer was a member of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church,
  Turtle Creek.     
   Friends will be received form 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the Richard H. Searer
  Funeral Home, Tyrone.     
   Services for George C. Fulcomer of Turtle Creek will be held at 11 a.m.
  Wednesday at Richard H. Serer Funeral Home, Tyrone, by Pastor John Michtly.  
   Interment at Blair Memorial Park, Bellwood.  Friends will be received from 7
  to 9 p, Tuesday at the funeral home.  
   Surviving are five grandchildren:  Benjamin Caldwell of Wayne, Keyte Marie
  Dalton of McCandless Towship, Alicia Hess of Franklin Park, Burton Caldwell
  of Owego, N.Y., and Matthew Caldwell of Ocean City, N.J.  He was preceded in
  death by a sister and a brother.