OBIT: Henry Kimmell FLUCK, 1989, Somerset, Somerset County, PA
  
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  HENRY KIMMELL FLUCK
  
    Henry Kimmell Fluck, Lt. Gen. (Retired), 77, Somerset, died Sept. 18 in
  Somerset Hospital.  Born Sept. 2, 1912, in Ralphton, son of the late Gut
  Brallier and Emily Julia (Kimmell) Fluck.  Also preceded in death by
  brother Franklin D.  Survived by his wife, the former Mabel Ann Dunlap,
  children Mrs. Frederick (Carole Ann) Fatzinger, Mechanicsburg, and Henry
  Kimmell Fluck Jr., El Paso, Texas, also four grandchildren.  Brother of
  Jack D. Fluck, Pebble Beach, Calif., Mrs. Edmond F. (Rosalind) Long,
  Somerset, and Guy B. Fluck Jr., Hemet, Calif.  Retired commander of the
  28th Division Pa. National Guard.  Member of First Christian Church,
  Somerset.  Among the organizations he served in were:  American Cancer
  Society, former state chariman; Somerset County Historical and Genealogical
  Society, vice president; Sons of the American Revolution; Somerset Rotary
  Club, past president; American Legion Post 181; V.F.W. Post 554; Last Man's
  Club of Berlin; Pennsylvania National Guard Advisory Board and  Somerset
  Borough Planning Commission.  Friends will be received 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.
  Wednesday and 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday at Hauger-Zeigler Funeral Home. 
  Service is 1:30 p.m. Friday at First Christian Church with the Rev. William
  J. Sleasman, the Rev. Father Terry Johnson and Chaplain Harold H. McConnel
  officiating.  Interment, Somerset County Memorial Park.  Full military
  graveside services will be conducted by the 28th Division, Pa. National
  Guard.  Family requests contributions to the Pa. National Guard Foundation
  For Emergency Relief, Building S-0-47, Fort Indiantown Gap, Annville, Pa.,
  17003; or the First Christian Church; or the American Cancer Society.
  
  Daily American, September 19, 1989
  
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