OBIT: Max. A. DeARMEY, 2002, Hollsopple, Somerset County, PA

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  DeARMEY
  
  Rev. Max. A. DeArmey, 81, of Gilbert Hollow Road, Hollsopple RD, our
  beloved husband, dad and granddad went to be with the Lord, with whom he is
  rejoicing.  April 6, 2002.  Born May 10, 1920 in Orbisonia, son of Harry J.
  and P. Eva (Varner) DeArmey.  Preceded in death by parents, sister
  Catherine Baith and brother Richard.  Survived by wife of 56 years, the
  former Helen E. Shaffer; four children Cary L., married to Hazel Works,
  Savannah, Ga., Sue, married to Jack C. Lipscomb, Smith Mountain Lake, Va.,
  Timothy J., Bristow, Va., and Mary Kay "Katie", married to Rev. D. Wayne
  Lasure, Boswell RD; nine grandchildren, Douglas Moyer, Bill DeArmey, Eric
  Lasure, Scott DeArmey, Travis De Armey, Matthew Lasure, Tarah (Lasure)
  Mauzy, Julie DeArmey, Jesse Lasure; two great-grandchildren, Taylor and
  Quinton Mayer; five step-grandchildren and 10 step-great-grandchildren. 
  Served as evangelist and pastor for 48 years including service at these
  area churches from 1964 to 1995, Listie Grace Brethren, Gray Christian and
  Missionary Alliance, and Jenners Grace Brethren.  After retirement he
  continued to serve the Lord through Christian Ministry Services.  Attended
  the Somerset Alliance Church.  Army Air Corp veteran of World War II,
  having served in the European African - Middle Eastern campaign.  Friends
  received from 2 until 9 p.m. Monday at the Hoffman Funeral Home, Route 403
  and Church Road, Davidsville.  Viewing also from 10 a.m. until time of
  service at 11 a.m. Tuesday, at the Jenners Grace Brethren Church.  The Rev.
  James E. Vandervort officiating.  Interment, Thomas Mennonite Cemetery,
  Thomas Mills.  In lieu of flowers, memorials made by given to the Jenners
  Grace Brethren Alliance Church.
  
  Daily American,  April 8, 2002
  
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