OBIT: Blake A. "Buzz" BOTHELL, Jr., 2001, formerly of Somerset County, PA
  
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  BOTHELL
  
    Blake A. "Buzz" Bothell Jr., 82, of San Angelo, Texas, formerly of
  Somerset, passed away May 10, 2001.  Preceded in death by his
  parents, Blake A. Bothell Sr. and Ida Elizabeth (Siters) Bothell;
  infant son, Charles; 2 brothers, James (Hoot) and Roy; 3 sisters,
  Dorothy, Bertha and Betty.  Survived by his wife, Edna Florence
  (King) to whom he was married Feb. 2, 1940.  They spent 61 years
  loving and caring for each other.  Also survived by sons: F. Eugene
  Bothell and wife, Patty, of Windsor and Roger Bothell of San Angelo,
  Texas; 5 grandchildren, Kenton Bothell of Arizona, Michele Pollack of
  Dallastown, Lance Bothell and wife, Lora of Richmond, Texas, Heather
  Irwin and husband, Larry of League City, Texas and Dallas Bothell and
  wife, Jennifer of Bayview, Texas; 7 great-grandchildren, Megan
  Morrison of Dallastown, Ashley and Jenna Bothell of Richmond, Kyrie
  and Morgan Irwin of League City, and KaSara and Kobie Marie Bothell
  of Bayview.  Also survived by 2 brothers, William Bothell and wife,
  Margaret (Peg) of Coatesville, and Eugene Bothell and wife, Elizabeth
  (Lib) of Longwood, Fla.; 2 sisters, Leota Browne of Berlin and Dolores
  Doran of Chicago, Ill.  Retired from General Telephone Co. of
  Pennsylvania as a construction supervisor with 33  years of
  service.  Served in the U. S. Army for 6 years before and during
  World War II.  Member of the Somerset Volunteer Fireman, Masonic
  Lodge #358, Shrine of Altoona, Consistory and Somerset County Shrine
  Club.  He was a Little League baseball coach and Boy Scout leader. 
  His hobby was wood carving and he was a member of the Somerset County
  Woodcarvers.  A Masonic service and viewing will be held from 7 to 9
  p.m. Monday at the Hauger-Zeigler Funeral Home, Somerset, where
  funeral service will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday.  Burial will follow
  in Husband Cemetery.  A luncheon will be held after the burial. 
  Pastors Roger Forry and Susan Yatta will be officiating and Frank
  Stinebiser, a very dear friend and fellow woodcarver will deliver the
  eulogy.  Members of the Somerset Volunteer Firemen will serve as
  pallbearers.  In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the
  Somerset Fire Dept. or Masonic Lodge #358.
  
  Daily American, May 14, 2001
  
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