OBIT: Anthony John "Tony" DiFEBO, 1989, Meyersdale, Somerset County, PA
  
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  DIFEBO
  
  Anthony John "Tony" DiFebo, 64, of Meyersdale, died Sept. 10, at his
  residence.  Born May 15, 1925 in Meyersdale, son of the late Dominic
  Anthony and Rose Theresa (Arnaudo) DiFebo.  Also preceded by brother
  Wedo.  Survived by wife, the former Arlene M. Nicholson and these children:
  Michael A. DiFebo, Bell Aire, Ohio; Mrs. Vicki L. Newberry, Meyersdale; Mrs.
  Robert (Joann) Shirley, Hobbs, N.M.; and Joseph J. DiFebo, Meyersdale; five
  grandchildren: Eric DeBerry, Anthony Newberry, Justin DiFebo, Holly DiFebo
  and John DiFebo.  Brother of Mrs. Wilbur (Edith) McKenzie, Salisbury; Mrs.
  John (Madeline) Deal, Meyersdale RD 4; Victor DiFebo, Mrs. Willard C.
  (Marcella) Curtis, Mrs. Ramona Taylor, all of Meyersdale; and Mrs. James
  (Palma) Rice, Alexandria, Va. and Mrs. Mary Ferraro of Boynton.  Retired
  bus driver for Meyersdale School district; veteran of the Korean War, where
  he served as a corporal with the U.S. Army 24th Infantry Division, 21st
  Regiment infantry intelligence reconnaissance.  He was a guitarist and lead
  singer with the "Keystone Mavericks."   Member of Sts. Philip and James
  Catholic Church and Meyersdale V.F.W. Post #3504.  Friends received 7-9
  p.m. Monday and 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday at the Price Funeral Home,
  Meyersdale, where rosary will be recited 8 p.m. Tuesday.  Mass of Christian
  burial 11 a.m. Wednesday, at Sts. Philip and James Catholic Church, the Rev.
  Father James F. Bunn celebrant.  Interment, Sts. Philip and James Catholic
  Cemetery.  Contributions may be made to the Somerset Chapter of the
  American Cancer Society, S. Lynn Ave., Somerset, Pa. 15501 or to the Sts.
  Philip and James Catholic Church.  Graveside military rites will be
  conducted by the V.F.W. Post #3504.
  
  Daily American, September 11, 1989
  
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