OBIT: Rev. George A. CLARK, 1995, formerly of Boswell, Somerset County, PA

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  CLARK
  
  Rev. George A. Clark, 79, 2030 2W. Ave., E. Moline, Ill., formerly of
  Boswell, died unexpectedly Jan. 15, 1995, in Illinois.  Born July 2, 1915,
  in Jersey Shore, son of William H. and Isabella (Lupton) Clark.  Preceded
  in death by parents; first wife, the former Maxine C. Reitz, on June 21,
  1982; infant daughters, Maxine and Miriam; daughter, Rebecca Rae; son, G.
  Allan; and one brother.  Survived by wife, the former Hope Friedline, and
  children, Judith, wife of Donald Replogle, Everett RD; and Rev. David W.,
  married to former Tara Reighard, Biglerville; grandchildren: Kathy
  (Replogle) Weschler, Charles Replogle, and Christy and Nathan Clark; and
  great-grandson, Joseph Weschler.  Brother of Rev. Robert R., Middletown.  A
  1938 graduate of Susquehanna University and a 1941 graduate of Gettysburg
  Lutheran Seminary.  Ordained in 1941 in the United Lutheran Church in
  America.  Pastored for 54 years, serving parishes in Karthus and Keywaydin
  (Clearfield County); Jerome-Boswell, Paradise (Thomasville); Shiloh (York);
  and St. Paul's, Mundys Corner.  Retired in 1980 and served as vice pastor of
  Williamson-Upton (Pa.) parish.  Later was a visitation pastor with his son
  in Waynesboro.  Most recently, was emeritus pastor at Holy Spirit Church,
  East Moline.  His hobbies and interests included fishing and music, having
  played the cornet, piano and organ.  Friends received from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
  Friday in St. Andrew's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Boswell, where service
  will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday.  Bishop Gregory R. Pile and Pastors
  Clarence C. Moore and Michael H. Tamorria officiating.  Interment, Maple
  Spring Cemetery near Jerome.  Memorials to Holy Spirit Church, East Moline,
  would be appreciated.  Arrangements in charge of Hoffman Funeral Homes
  Boswell.
  
  Daily American, January 18, 1995
  
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