OBIT: C. David BRANT, 2001, Berlin, Somerset County, PA
  
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  BRANT
  
    C. David Brant, 56, of Berlin, died peacefully at home on May 25,
  2001.  Born Dec. 23, 1944 in Somerset.  Son of Josephine (Luteri)
  Brant of Berlin and the late F. R. "Red" Brant.  Survived by his wife
  of 19 years the former Judith (Thames) Cover; and these children: 
  Karen, married to Duane Schafer and Michael, married to the former
  Angie Bowman, both of Meyersdale and Joseph, married to the former
  Amber Prince of Baltimore, Md; a step-daughter Susan, married to
  James Kimball, Lititz; granddaughters Jessica, Chelsey and Heather
  Schafer and Hannah Brant.  A 1962 graduate of Meyersdale High
  School.  A Marine Veteran of the Vietnam War.  He received his
  Associate of Arts Degree from Allegany Community College, Somerset. 
  He was the postmaster at Garrett and former postmaster at
  Markleton.  Member of Jennerstown United Methodist Church, Berlin
  American Legion Post 445, Berlin VFW Post 7295 and Garrett Volunteer
  Fire Department.  No viewing or visitation at Dave's request.  A
  memorial service will be held at a later date.  Arrangements by
  Deaner Funeral Home, Berlin.  Instead of flowers memorials may be
  given to He's Alive Radio P.O. Box 540 Grantsville, Md. 21536,
  Birthright 133 W. Main Street, Somerset Pa. 15501, New Day Inc., 137
  Missoura St., Somerset, Pa. 15501 or In Touch Hospice 1590 N. Center
  Ave. Somerset, Pa. 15501.
  
  Daily American, May 26, 2001
  
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  BRANT
  
    C. David Brant, 56, Berlin, who died May 25, 2001, will be
  remembered in a graveside service at 10 a.m. Saturday at Somerset
  County Memorial Park.  Military honors by Berlin American Legion, VFW
  and Somerset County VVA, along with the U.S. Marine Corps.  A memorial
  service will follow at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Jennerstown United
  Methodist Church with Rev. Ron Geisler and Rev. John Guerre
  officiating.  Arrangements by Deaner Funeral Home, Berlin.
  
  Daily American, June 6, 2001
  
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