OBIT: Charles B. "Stormy" ARMAGOST, 1993, Hooversville, Somerset County, PA

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  Charles ARMAGOST
  
  Charles B. "Stormy" Armagost, 70, of Hooversville died Jan. 27, 1993, at
  Conemaugh Hospital, Johnstown.  Born Aug. 8, 1922, in Hooversville.  Son of
  the late Blair and Ruth (Wilt) Armagost.  Survived by his wife of 47 years,
  the former Betty Zeigler, and these children; Charlene, married to Joseph
  Potochar, and Gayle Maschue, both of Hooversville, and Karl, married to the
  former Susan Parsel of Evergreen, Colo.  Grandchildren: Raynice and Casey
  Maschue and Damon Armagost.  Brother of Betty Blough, Sykesville, Md.;
  Geraldine Wagner of Las Vegas, Nev., Jerry and Rodney, both of Panama City,
  Fla., and Rev. Larry of Fort Walton Beach, Fla.  Retired from Bethlehem
  Steel.  He was also a retired colonel and battalion commander of 103rd
  Armored Division, Pennsylvania National Guard.  Army veteran of WWII and
  Korean Conflict.  Lifetime member of Hooversville United Methodist Church,
  where he served as a trustee.  He was president and former secretary and
  longtime memeber of Hooversville Lions Club.  A Melvin Jones Fellow.  Former
  deputy district governor of Lions District 14 M.  He was Hooversville
  Citizen of the Year recipient in 1985.  Former North Star School Board
  member.  Member of the VFW, Water Authority, Rescue Squad and POS of A
  Cemetery Board, all of Hooversville, and Oakbrook Golf Course, He was also
  a Red Cross volunteer.  Family will receive friends from 4-9 pm Friday at
  Deaner Funeral Home, Hooversville.  There will be viewing from 9am at
  Hooversville United Methodist Church until time of service at 10am
  Saturday, Rev. Larry Fink.  Interment, POS of A Cemetery, Hooversville.
  Instead of flowers, memorial contributions may be given to Hooversville
  United Methodist Church or Hooversville Lions Club in Stormy's memory.
  
  Daily American Jan 28, 1993
  
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