OBIT: Rev. George Edward BOWERSOX Jr., 1989, Somerset, Somerset County, PA
  
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  BOWERSOX
  
  The Rev. George Edward Bowersox Jr., 73, West Church Street,
  Somerset, died Jan. 24, 1989, in his home.  Born Feb. 26, 1915, in
  Allentown, Pa., son of the late George E. and Anna (Hankey)
  Bowersox.  Survived by his wife, the former Virginia Donaldson; 2
  children:  G. Edward Bowersox, III, Somerset RD 2; and Marjorie
  Fiebinger, Vienna, Austria; 4 grandchildren:  Daniel and Marsha
  Bowersox of Somerset RD 2; and Dora and Friedo Fiebinger of Vienna,
  Austria; a sister, Anne (Bowersox) McLean of Niagara Falls and
  Chautauqua, N.Y.; and a brother, Glen H. Bowersox of San Francisco,
  Calif.  He was a graduate of Leechburg High School, Gettysburg
  College and Gettysburg Theological Seminary.  He served Lutheran
  parishes in Uniontown, Maryland and Salisbury, Pa.  He was a retired
  executive director of Camp Sequanota, Jennerstown, having served 23
  years.  Presently, interim associate pastor of Trinity Lutheran
  Church, Somerset.  He was first vice president of American Lung
  Association of Southern Alleghenies, past president of Western
  Pennsylvania American Camping Association, and past president and
  member of Salisbury Lions Club.  Friends will be received 2-4 and 7-9
  p.m. Wednesday in Robert H. Halverson Funeral Home.  Graveside
  services Thursday at the convenience of the family in Salisbury
  Cemetery.  Memorial services Thursday at 2 p.m. in trinity Lutheran
  Church, Somerset, with Pastor James H. Meyers, Bishop Gerald Miller
  of the Allegheny Synod and Pastor David Fetter officiating.  Family
  requests memorials may be made to Sequanota Mortgage Fund, a Lutheran
  church or a cause of your choice.
  
  Daily American, January 25, 1989
  
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