OBIT: F. Glen BRUNER, 2002, Rockwood, Somerset County, PA
  
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  BRUNER
  
    F. Glen Bruner, 97, Rockwood, died April 20, 2002 at Somerset
  Hospital. Born June 27, 1904 in Milford Township, son of Park Lloyd
  and Dora Bell (Brugh) Bruner.  Preceded in death by parents; first
  wife, the former Lillian Lucille Hamilton, who died September 22,
  1973; second wife, Bessie Irene (Reese) Peck -Bruner who died Dec.
  17, 1998; brothers, Meade and Wade Bruner; and sister, Mrs. Robert
  (Lena) Bingman Sr.  Survived by these children: Mrs. Joyce Meyer of
  Brandywine, Md.; Donald H. Bruner, married to the former June
  Schweitzer of Berlin-Plank Road, Somerset; Harold Bruner, married to
  the former Kathy Doucette of Hackberry, La.; Ronald Bruner, married
  to the former Betty Derencin of Trent Road, Rockwood; grandchildren:
  Ms. Sandra Laughlin of Frederick, Md.; Richard Meyer of Brandywine,
  Md.; Brain D. Bruner and wife, Brenda of Williamsburg, Mich.; Mrs.
  Steve (Connie) Pletcher of Markleton; Gary Bruner and wife, Anne of
  Hackberry, La.; Mrs. Chris (Donna) Mouton and Craig Bruner and wife,
  Donna, both of Lake Charles, La.; Jeffrey Bruner and wife, Stephanie
  of Des Moines, Iowa; Gregory Bruner and wife, Christina of Anderson,
  S.C.; 19 great-grandchildren; three great-great-grandchildren;
  stepchildren: Ted Peck, married to the former Audrey Shepler of
  Somerset; Joseph W. Peck, married to the former Mardelle Shepler of
  Rockwood; Mrs. Elwood (Georgia) Ansell of New Lexington and Reed
  Peck, married to the former Charlotte Harrison of Baltimore, Md.;
  eight step grandchildren and 15 step great-grandchildren.  Member of
  St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Barronville.  Was an automotive
  salesman for Saylor Motor Co. and Woy Brothers, retiring in 1969. 
  Friends received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the
  Hauger-Zeigler Funeral Home, Somerset, where services will be
  conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday.  Rev. Marlin A. Miller officiating.
  Interment Rockwood I.O.O.F. Cemetery.  Contributions may be made to
  the Somerset Humane Society, PO Box 182, Somerset Pa., 15501 or Stray
  No More.
  
  Daily American, April 22, 2002
  
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