OBIT: Dorothy Mildred (BOYER) BRYANT, 2000, native of Somerset County, PA
  
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  BRYANT
  
    Dorothy Mildred Bryant, 89, Palo Alto Road, Hyndman, died March 20,
  2000 at Sacred Heart Hospital, Cumberland, Md.  Born March 6, 1911 in
  Southampton Township, Somerset County, she was the daughter of the
  late Charles Sr. and Mae (Shroyer) Boyer.  She is preceded in death
  by first husband, Gideon C. Werner, second husband, Walter O. Bryant
  and longtime companion Kenneth Shroyer Sr., who died April 13,
  1999.  Also a son Earl W. Werner, step-grandson Donald Wayne Hott,
  brothers, Roy and Charles Boyer Jr. and sisters, Freda Kennell and
  Alma Kennell.  Survived by children: Mary Elizabeth (Werner), widow
  of Alfred E. Queer, Berlin; Robert Werner, married to Shirley
  (Gibbner), Glencoe; Johnny W. Werner, married to Yvonne (Johnson),
  Kennells Mill; Bill Bryant, married to Alice (Bridges), Kennells
  Mill; and Harry Bryant, married to Juanita (Nelson), Corriganville,
  Md.  One granddaughter, 11 grandsons, one step-granddaughter and a
  step-grandson.  Seven great-granddaughters, seven great-grandsons,
  three step-great-granddaughters and two step-great-grandsons.  One
  great-great-grandson, one step-great-great-grandson and one
  step-great-great-granddaughter.  Sister of Patricia, wife of Lester
  Bittner, Kennells Mill and Hazel, wife of Irvin Weimer Jr.,
  Hyndman.  Also survived by foster children, Jeanie Wilhelm and
  Charles Fetters, both at home, and Kenneth Shroyer Jr., Kennells Mill
  and Rosella Shroyer, Hyndman.  Mrs. Bryant was owner/operator of the
  former Twin Pines Restaurant.  She also operated a boarding house in
  Hyndman for many years.  She served on the Election Board for
  Southampton Township for more than 50 years.  She was a member of the
  Comps Church and a former member of the former Kennells Mill
  Sportsman's Ladies Auxiliary.  Friends will be received from 2 to 4
  and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at the Harvey H. Zeigler Funeral Home,
  Hyndman, where service will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, the Revs. Ed.
  Shockey and Roger Hoffman.  Interment, Madley Cemetery.
  
  Daily American, March 23, 2000
  
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