OBIT: Jason T. CHARLTON, 1986, Berlin, Somerset County, PA

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  CHARLTON
  
  Jason T. Charlton, 65, of Berlin RD 3, died Dec. 5, 1986, at his
  residence.  He was born March 25, 1921, in Romney, W.Va., son of the late
  Paul and Lillie (Dove) Charlton.  Also preceded in death by a daughter,
  Shirley; son, Wade; and brother, Richard.  He is survived by his wife, the
  former Goldie Lois Smith.  Death ends a marriage union of 47 years. 
  Survived by these children: Raymond, married to Sandra Yoder, and Allan
  James, both of Stoystown; Ronald, married to Bonnie Necaise of Georgetown,
  S.C.; Mrs. Donald (JoAnn) Burkett, Ernest "Terry," married to Grace Dustin,
  and Mrs. George (Peggy) Ingrodi, all of Berlin; an adopted daughter, Mrs.
  Jeffrey (Cindy) Weigle, also of Berlin; 19 grandchildren and two
  great-grandchildren.  He was a brother of: Mrs. Catherine Isgan of Berlin;
  Mrs. Vernon (Virginia) Yoder, Somerset RD 5; Robert, married to Amelie
  Ihle, Friedens RD 1; and Donald, married to Marjorie Crum of Stoystown RD
  1.  He was a retired farmer.  He was a member of the Christian Missionary
  Alliance Church of Berlin where he served as elder, deacon and Sunday
  school superintendent.  He was a decorated Marine veteran of World War II,
  having received the Navy Cross and Purple Heart along with other numerous
  medals and citations.  He was a member of VFW-American Legion, Berlin, and
  DAV.  Family will receive friends 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Saturday at Deaner
  Funeral Home, Stoystown.  The body will lie in state at the Christian
  Missionary Allianee Church from 1 p.m. until services at 2 p.m. on Sunday
  with the Revs. Sherman Berkey and Leonard Day officiating.  Interment, Odd
  Fellows Cemetery, Stoystown.  Military rites by Berlin Post.  If friends
  desire, instead of flowers, contributions may be given to the Hospice Unit
  of Somerset Community Hospital or the Alliance Church of Berlin.
  
  Daily American, December 6, 1986
  
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