OBIT: Roseline (LATLIP) DiPASQUALE, 2000, Meyersdale, Somerset County, PA
  
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  DIPASQUALE
  
    Roseline DiPasquale, 78, beloved wife, mother and grandmother, died May 
  29, 2000, at Meyersdale Medical Center, Meyersdale, of complications due to 
  pneumonia.  Roseline was the adored wife of the late Alfred "Freddie" 
  DiPasquale, former owner of DiPasquale Bros. Flowers and partner in 
  DiPasquale Garden Apartments of Meyersdale.  Born June 19, 1921, in 
  Charleston, W. Va., the twin daughter of David and Marion Latlip.  Preceded 
  in death by her twin sister, Madeline Bonario of Tampa, Fla., and sisters 
  Virginia Picozzi, Ida May Dent and Rita Latlip, and her brother, David 
  Latlip, all of Charleston.  Roseline was the loving mother of four children: 
  Louis Fred DiPasquale and Diane DiPasquale, both of Meyersdale, Mary D. 
  Snyder of Somerset and Marion D. Shuttle of Rockwood.  She was the doting 
  and proud grandmother of eight grand-children: Freddie, Steven, Nick and 
  Tony DiPasquale, Brian and Michael DiPasquale, all of Meyersdale and Angela 
  and Kristen Snyder of Somerset.  Prior to her marriage, Roseline enjoyed a 
  thriving career in show business with her family in the entertainment 
  industry.  As a child, she performed a trapeze, acrobatic and high wire act 
  on her father's 24 railroad car traveling show and circus.  As an adult, she 
  performed in a nightclub act with her two sisters, Madeline and Ginger, and 
  played throughout the east coast in noted nightclubs such as the Stork Club 
  in New York City and the Diamond Horseshoe in Miami.  During WWII, Roseline 
  and her sisters entertained the troops in USO shows throughout the United 
  States and Canada.  The successful singing act thrived until 1945 when 
  Roseline married the love of her life, "Freddie" DiPasquale and moved to 
  Meyersdale where they raised their family.  Friends will be received from 2 
  to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday (today) at the Price Funeral Home, 
  Meyersdale.  Funeral Mass will be held 11 a.m. Thursday at SS. Philip and 
  James Catholic Church, Meyersdale with Father Donald W. Dusza celebrant. 
  Committal service in SS Philip and James Cemetery, Meyersdale.
  
  Daily American, May 31, 2000
  
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