OBIT/Other Data: Willard Jesse HOCKENBROCH, 1966, Barners Cemetery, Perry County, PA 
 
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  WILLARD JESSE HOCKENBROCH

    Willard Jesse Hockenbroch, 64, of Mt. Pleasant Mills R. D. 2,
  Juniata County, Susquehanna Township died very suddenly Monday
  morning, November 28th at 2:10 o'clock at his residence.  Death was
  due to a heart attack and was totally unexpected as Mr. Hockenbroch
  had been enjoying good health.
    He was born on September 28, 1902, at Liverpool, R. D. 1, the son
  of the late Calvin and Annie Kerstetter Hockenbroch.
    His entire lifetime was spent in Juniata County, where he farmed
  and worked periodically at various public works including the
  Mechanicsburg Naval Supply Depot, and the Pennsylvania Power and
  Light Company.  Following World War II, he became engaged in the
  poultry and egg business at his home, retiring in 1963.
    On February 10, 1923 he was united in marriage with the former Ruth
  Strawser, of Richfield R.D.  The ceremony was performed by the late
  Rev. Rauch, then pastor of the Richfield EUB Charge and was
  solemnized in the parsonage at Richfield R. D.
    Mr. Hockenbroch was a member of the Oriental Church of the
  Brethren, and its Sunday School, Juniata County.  He was also a
  township road supervisor for Susquehanna Township.
    He is survived by his wife; three sons, Palmer W., of Richfield
  Star Route, Woodrow C. of Liverpool R. D. 1, and Carl L. of Mt.
  Pleasant Mills R. D. 2; four grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Ruth
  Diehl, of Harrisburg; two brothers, Delvin Hockenbroch and Paul
  Hockenbroch, both of Liverpool R. D. 1; and a foster sister, Sarah
  Gibson, of Selinsgrove.  In addition to his parents, he was preceded
  in death by one brother, Maynard Hockenbroch.
    Funeral services were conducted on Thursday at 10:30 a.m. from the
  Garman funeral home, North Front Street, Liverpool with his pastor,
  Rev. John Zellers officiating and assisted by Rev. Ira Brandt, a
  former pastor who is currently serving in Elizabethtown.  Interment
  was made in Barner's Church Cemetery, Liverpool.
  
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  November 28, 1966