OBIT: Edward S. BARNICK, 2001, Jennerstown, Somerset County, PA
  
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  BARNICK
  
    Edward S. Barnick, 74, of East Pitt Street, Jennerstown, formerly of
  Boswell RD, died Feb. 19, 2001 at his home.  Born Aug. 15, 1926, in Jenner
  Township, son of Steve and Mary (Nagy) Barnick.  Preceded in death by
  parents, sister Pauline Hemminger and brother George.  Survived by wife,
  former Annabelle Rager; sons Keith E., married to the former Bobbie J.
  Ripjack, Boswell RD, and Alan J. married to the former Michele M. Kowalczyk
  of Boswell; five grandchildren, Heather Stek, Thomas, Andrew, Amy and Chris
  Barnick, two great-granddaughters Taylor and Bryn Stek, brother John L.,
  married to the former Betty Jane Adams, Boswell RD, sister Minnie M.,
  married to Robert J. West, Romeo, Michigan; sister-in-law Marjory Barnick,
  Boswell RD; also numerous in-laws, nieces and nephews.  Member of Laurel
  Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, Jennerstown, where he was an usher,
  the Friday night mixed bowling league, the Terrace Lanes, Somerset, and the
  U.M.W.A.  A U.S. Army veteran, retired heavy equipment operator for the
  former Fetterolf Coal Company, and was a self-employed farmer.  Would have
  observed 49th wedding anniversary today, Feb. 20, 2001.  Friends received
  from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Hoffman Funeral Home, Main Street,
  Boswell. Viewing also from 1 p.m. until time of service 2 p.m. Thursday at
  Laurel Trinity Church, the Rev. James A. McCormick Jr., officiating. 
  Interment, Mt. Zion cemetery.  In lieu of flowers, memorials may be sent to
  Laurel Trinity Outreach Committee, Box 185, Jennerstown, Pa. 15547 or "In
  Touch" Hospice, 1590 N. Center Avenue, Suite 111, Somerset Pa, 15501.
  
  Daily American, February 20, 2001
  
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