Lackawanna County PA Archives Obituaries.....CUSICK, Michael P. December 10, 1953
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  THE SCRANTON TIMES

                       MICHAEL P. CUSICK DIES UNEXPECTLY
  
       Michael P. Cusick, 1723 Jackson St., Suffered a fatal heart
  attack this morning at 5:54 am at his home. He was proprietor of
  Cusick's Cafe in West Scranton.
  
       Born in this city, a son of the late James P. and Helen Gannon
  Cusick, he was educated in local schools. Mr. Cusick was veteran of
  World War. He Was a communicant at St. Patrick's Catholic Church and
  a member of its Holy Name Society and Koch-Conley Post, American
  Legion. Mr. Cusick was a brother of Sister Mary Austin, Sisters Of
  Mercy Order, stationed in Chicago, Ill.
  
       Other survivors are his wife, the Former Gertrude P. Cannon; a
  brother Joseph M, Palo Alto, Cal., and a number of nieces and nephews.
  
        The funeral will be conducted from the Cusick Funeral Home, 217
  Jefferson Ave., at a time to be announced.
  
       Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 tonight.
  
  Additional Comments:
          14 December 1953 Final rites conducted for Michael P. Cusick
  
       Final tribute was paid this morning to Michael P. Cusick, 1723
  Jackson St. Well-known West Scranton Businesman.
  
       The funeral took place from the Cusick Funeral Home, 217
  Jefferson Ave. Mass was celebrated in St. Patrick's Church ³ Rev.
  John Casey, Rev. Harry Lewis was the Deacon and Rev. William Egan,
  Subdeacon.
  
       Casket bearers were: Eugene and John O'Malley, Joseph and John
  Moran, Thomas Gurney, James Spencer, Peter Graham and John Joyce.
  Members of West Scranton Lithuanian Club acted as flower bearers.
  Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.
  
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