OBIT: Pete B. FORNO, 2000, Addison, Somerset County, PA
  
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  FORNO
  
    Pete B. Forno, 62, of Addison passed away suddenly July 24, 2000 in the
  Uniontown Hospital.  He was born Nov. 30, 1937 in Lawrence, son of Rose
  Forno of Lawrence and the late Joseph Forno.  In addition to his mother, he
  is survived by his wife JoAnn Speranza Forno, three children, Yolanda
  Michelle Harman and husband Keith of Accident, Md.; Toni Glotfelty and
  husband Matthew of Accident, Md., Pete A. Forno of Stephens City, Va., one
  grandchild, Blake Harman.  A sister, Janet Cass and husband Harold of
  McDonald, and a brother, Joseph Forno and wife Carole of Monroeville. Mr.
  Forno was a member of St. Joan of Arc R.C. Church where he was a member of
  the church council and church choir.  He had been a member and Grand Knight
  with Knight of Columbus Council #9548 Great Meadows, a former member of
  Addison Water Authority and a Constable in Addison.  He was a graduate of
  Clarion University where he earned his bachelor's degree, continuing at
  Duquesne University for his master's degree and his Administrative
  Education at University of Pittsburgh.  Pete was an educator in various
  school districts, was principal and superintendent at Turkeyfoot.  He was a
  member of Addison Volunteer Fire Dept. and was active with the School
  Improvement Team at Northern High School.  He was an avid gardner [sic]
  and singer.  Enjoyed candle making and spending time with his family. 
  Friends will be received 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
  Thursday in the Donald R. Crawford Funeral Home, Farmington.  A mass of
  Christian Burial will be held Friday morning, time to be announced in St.
  Joan of Arc R. C. Church, Farmington.  In lieu of flowers donations may be
  made to St. Joan of Arc R. C. Choir Church fund, the Addison United
  Methodist Church Building Fund or St. John LCMS at the Cove Rd., Addison.
  
  Daily American, July 26, 2000
  
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