OBIT/Other Data: J. Howard GOODLING, 1977, Barners Cemetery, Perry County, PA 
 
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  J. HOWARD GOODLING

    J. Howard Goodling, 59, Liverpool RD1.  Juniata County died at 11
  a.m. Monday Jan. 3 in his home following an illness of several years.
    Mr. Goodling had been bedfast in his home the past two years.
    Early in his life, he farmed with his father and later operated his
  own farm.  In 1956, he began employment with H. J. Williams Co. Inc.,
  York, retiring in 1971.  Because of ill health.  Mr. Goodling was
  born August 16, 1917, in the Richfield RD 1 area, the son of Mrs.
  Abbie Strawser Goodling.  Mount Pleasant Mills RD 1, and the late
  Daniel W. Goodling.
    In 1941, he was married to the former Ruby Marie Lyter, who
  survives.  The couple lived in the Oriental area of Liverpool RD 1.
    Mr. Goodling was a member of  Leininger's Lutheran Church and
  Sunday school, Liverpool RD 1; and the Liverpool Fire Company.
    In addition to his widow and mother, he is survived by two
  daughters, Janice at home, and Mrs. Scott Frymoyer of Port Trevorton
  RD 1; two sons, Terence R. of Millerstown RD 2, and Gerald W. of
  Liverpool RD 1; three grandchildren, four sisters, Mrs. Harry
  Phillips, Mrs. Walter Hayes and Mrs. George Troutman, all of Mount
  Pleasant Mills RD 2, and Miss Verna Goodling of Sunbury; and seven
  brothers, Norman Goodling of Dauphin RD 1, Nevin Goodling of
  Fredericksburg, Russell, Earl and Ray Goodling, all of Mount Pleasant
  Mills RD 2, Lester Goodling of Cocolamus and Glenn Goodling of
  Hummelstown.
    The funeral will be conducted at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in the George
  P. Garman Funeral Home, Liverpool  His pastor, the Rev. Thomas F.
  Livernois, S.T.D., will officiate.  Burial will be in Barner's Church
  Cemetery, Liverpool RD 1.
  
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  J.HOWARD GOODLING

    LIVERPOOL - J. Howard Goodling, 59, Liverpool RD1, Juniata County,
  died at 11 a.m. Monday in his home following an illness of several
  years.
    Mr. Goodling had been bedfast in his home for the past two years.
    Early in his life, he farmed with his father and later operated his
  own farm.  In 1956, he began employment with H. J. Williams Co. Inc.,
  York, retiring in 1971 because of ill health.
    Mr. Goodling was born Aug. 16, 1917 in Richfield RD1 area, the son
  of Mrs. Abbie Strawser Goodling, Mount Pleasant Mills RD1, and the
  late Daniel W. Goodling.
    In 1941, he was married to the former Ruby Marie Lyter, who
  survives.  The couple lived in the Oriental area of Liverpool RD 1.
    Mr. Goodling was a member of Leininger's Lutheran Church and Sunday
  school, Liverpool RD1; and the Liverpool Fire Company.
    In addition to his widow and mother, he is survived by two
  daughters, Janice, at home, and Mrs. Scott Frymoyer of Port Trevorton
  RD1; two sons, Terence R. of Millerstown RD2, and Gerald W. of
  Liverpool RD1; three grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Harry
  Phillips, Mrs. Walter Hayes and Mrs. George Troutman, all of Mount
  Pleasant Mills RD2, and Miss Verna Goodling of Sunbury; and seven
  brothers, Norman Goodling of Dauphin RD1, Nevin Goodling of
  Fredericksburg, Russell, Earl and Ray Goodling, all of Mount Pleasant
  Mills RD2, Lester Goodling of Cocolamus and Glenn Goodling of
  Hummelstown.
    The funeral will be conducted at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in the George
  P. Garman Funeral Home, Liverpool.  His pastor, the Rev. Thomas F.
  Livernois, S.T.D., will officiate.  Burial will be in Barner's Church
  Cemetery, Liverpool RD1.
    Friends will be received in the funeral home Wednesday evening.
  
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