OBIT:  Jack E. DULL, 1998, New Centerville, Somerset County, PA
  
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  DULL
  
    Jack E. Dull, 71, of New Centerville Borough, went to be with the 
  Lord April 18, 1998 at his residence.  Born Feb. 16, 1927 in Somerset.  
  Son of the late Perry and Elva (Henry) Dull.  Survived by his wife of 40 
  years, the former Betty Barclay, a son Kirk E. Dull, married to the 
  Sylvia Sedlmeyer, Berlin; daughter Mrs. James (Kathy) Yarris of Cranberry 
  Township and grandchildren Angela, Kimberly and Jennifer Yarris, Ashley 
  and Maxwell Dull.  Brother George "Bill" Dull (identical twin), New 
  Centerville; Mrs. James (Marjorie) Weaver of Pittsburgh; Betty Ann Runner 
  and Doris Brant, both of Somerset; an aunt, Margaret (Dull) Mickey, 
  Somerset and 9 nieces and nephews.  He and brother Bill owned and operated 
  Dull Brothers Heating and Air Conditioning for 45 years.  Member of 
  Somerset Church of the Brethren.  Charter member of the New Centerville 
  and Rural Volunteer Fire Co.  Charter member of the Laurel Hill Lions 
  Club.  Member of Lodge 358 F.& A.M.  Somerset, Harrisburg Consistory and 
  Jaffa Shrine of Altoona.  A 1977 Milford Grange Citizen of the Year.  
  Served several terms on the Rockwood Area School Board.  Served on the 
  Somerset County Planning Commission.  Friends were received Sunday and 
  will be received 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Monday at the Wilbur D. Miller Funeral 
  Home, Somerset.  Funeral service will be conducted at 11 a.m. Tuesday 
  at the Somerset Church of the Brethren.  Rev. Roger Forry officiating.  
  Interment, Somerset County Memorial Park.  Family suggests memorial 
  contributions be given to the In-Touch Hospice 651 South Center Ave., 
  Somerset, or the Somerset Church of the Brethren Building Fund.
  
  Daily American, April 20, 1998
  
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