OBIT: Violet B. (MOORE) COCHRAN, 2000, Somerset, Somerset County, PA
  
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  COCHRAN
  
  Violet B. (Moore) Cochran, 82, of Somerset died March 7, 2000 at Somerset
  Hospital.  Born Sept. 26, 1917 in Milford Township.  Daughter of Jesse and
  Ruth (Mosholder) Moore.  Preceded in death by parents, husband William
  Cochran and grandchildren Robert and Kimberly Beener.  Survived by these
  children: Carol, wife of Lynn Custer; Donald and wife Ann; Darleen, wife of
  George Beener, and Robert and wife Janeen.  Also these grandchildren: Sheri,
  wife of Johnnie Bodden, Brett Custer, Mindy and Shawn Cochran, Kerry and
  wife Julie Beener, Kevin Beener, and Natosha and Jeremy Cochran.
  Great-grandchildren: Nathaniel Custer, Zachary and Arianna Bodden, Ashley,
  Cassidy, Chelsea and Cole Beener, Sister of Mary E. and husband Milton
  Weighley, Anna M. and husband William McQuade, Florence R. and husband
  Harry Maust, Mildred R. and husband William Ringler, and Ida M. and husband
  Roy Schmuck. Former employee and partner in Farm Equipment and Cochran Farm
  Equipment Co. for 65 years.  One of the better known women in the farm,
  logging and construction industries, and was admired for her knowledge of
  and memory for equipment parts, and her dedicated, loyal service to her
  customers.  A 1934 graduate of Somerset High School.  Member of the
  Brothersvalley Church of the Brethren where she served as deacon and held
  various positions.  Friends will be received 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday
  and Friday at Miller Funeral Home, Somerset.  Church service will be held at
  11 a.m. Saturday at the Brothersvalley Church of the Brethren, Brotherton,
  Rev. Timothy Resh officiating.  Viewing one-half hour prior to service.
  Interment, Somerset County Memorial Park.  A luncheon will follow at the
  church.  Memorial contributions may be made to the Brothersva11eyChurch of
  the Brethren Violet Cochran Memorial Fund. 
  
  Daily American, March 9, 2000
  
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