Lebanon County PA Archives Obituaries.....Deiner,  Joselyn A.    June 17, 2008
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  Published in the Lebanon Daily News on 6/20/2008
  Deiner, Joselyn A.   
   
   
  Joselyn A. Deiner Joselyn A. (Lynn) Deiner, of Lebanon, daughter of the late 
  Joseph R. and Evelyn H. (Mehler) Fick. On June 17th, she left her place here on 
  earth, traditionally surrounded by her family, to join her preceded family in 
  heaven. She was born Dec. 31, 1939. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic 
  Church of Lebanon, Pa. She attended Lebanon Catholic High School, and as a 
  teen, she played drums for the Lebanon VFW Drum & Bugle Corps. She retired 
  after 30 years of work at the Lebanon VA Medical Center, had been steward of 
  the AFGE Local 1966 for four years, and then president for 14 years. Prior to 
  that, she was secretary/treasurer of the 3rd District V.A. Council, which 
  involved traveling to seminars in different states. She was recognized by the 
  city of Lebanon for naming "Progress Park," formerly Bethlehem Steel. She was 
  an avid bingo player and craft maker. Survived by three sons, Carl, David and 
  wife Wanda, Michael and wife Christy; eight grandchildren; sisters Mary Fick 
  DeGroat, wife of Robert, and Jacqueline Fick Lawrence, wife of the late John; 
  sister-in-law Anastasia Fick; brotherin-law Robert Zimmerman; five nephews; 
  four nieces; six great-nephews; and nine great-nieces; and her loving cat, See-
  ATee. She was preceded in death by son Baby Boy Deiner, brother Nicholas Fick, 
  sisters Sandra Fick Zimmerman and Laurene Joan Fick. Funeral services Tuesday 
  at 10 a.m. from Thompson Funeral Home Inc., 126 S. Ninth St., Lebanon. 
  Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Viewing hours Monday evening 6-8, and Tuesday 
  morning 9-10 at the funeral home.
  Published in the Lebanon Daily News on 6/20/2008.  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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