OBIT: Ralph CEBRON, 2005, of interest in Somerset County, PA
  
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  Cebron, Ralph  07/29/05  Daily American
  
  Ralph Cebron, 75, Central City, formerly of St. Albans, Vt., passed away July
  25, 2005, after a courageous battle with cancer. Born May 5, 1930, in
  Rockingham, the son of Joseph and Rose (Cermel) Cebron. Preceded in death by
  parents; beloved wife, Jackie; sister, Sally; brothers, Harry, Joe and Ed; and
  two infant sisters, Angeline and Mary. Survived by daughters, Tommie Ann
  Lussier, Highgate, Vt.; Lisa Rose, wife of Alan Pelletier, Templeton, Mass.;
  grandchildren, Matthew Lussier, Burlington, Vt.; Renee (Pelletier) Elwood and
  husband, Jason, Highgate, Vt.; Ryan Pelletier, Templeton, Mass; and a number of
  nieces and nephews. Brother of Rose Fuessler, Alice Lawson and Josephine
  Marquis. Ralph retired from the Air force as a technical staff sergeant after
  serving his country fro 20 years. He had various tours of duty, which included
  Greenland, South America, France, Spain and Vietnam. It was during this time
  that he met and married his loving wife of 41 years, Violet Jacqueline (Warner)
  Cebron. He retired to St. Albans, Vt., where he continued to raise his family.
  He was employed as a Franklin County sheriff and a corrections officer at
  Northwest Correctional Facility. He retired for the second time after serving
  20 years as an immigration officer with U.S. Customs. Ralph moved to Central
  City in 1197, where he was very active in the community . He was proud to be a
  lifetime member of the American Legion and VFW, of which he served on the
  board. He was president of the Shade-Central City Lions Club, served on the
  Central City Water Authority and was a borough council member. Friends will be
  received 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at the Mulcahy Funeral Home, where a
  wake service will be held Friday evening. Funeral Mass will be celebrated 10
  a.m. Saturday at Our Lady Queen Of Angels Chapel. The Rev. Father Joseph
  Maurizio officiating. Committal Richland Cemetery. Graveside military rites by
  Central City American Legion Post. In lieu of flowers, the family asks
  donations be made to the American Cancer Society in Ralph's memory.