OBIT: Charlotte (CLUTTON) FRIEDLINE, 2003, of interest in Somerset County, PA

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  CHARLOTTE CLUTTON FRIEDLINE
  
    Charlotte Clutton Friedline, of Falcons Landing, Sterling, Va., died
  Wednesday, Mary 28, 2003, at Reston Hospital, Reston Va.
    She was the beloved wife of the late George Jonathan Friedline, LTC USAF
  (Ret.) and mother of Jonathan Friedline of Oak Hill, Pa. and Scott
  Friedline of Scottsdale, Ariz.
    She is also survived by her sister, Mary Clutton Colvin of Medford, J.J.
  and six grandchildren: Jonathan Buy Friedline, Christopher Scott Friedline,
  Scott M. Friedline J., Maggie Ann Friedline and Marcin Bakalarz.
    Mrs. Friedline's father, Paul D. Clutton, was a former resident of
  Slippery Rock.  He was former Superintendent of Schools in Meyersdale, and
  served in the House of Representatives in Pennsylvania in 1923-24. 
    Her mother, Mary Magee Clutton, was a direct descendent of Stephen and
  Nathaniel Cooper, original settlers of Slippery Rock, and she was owner of
  the Magee farm on Water Street that was later owned by Emma Guffy Miller, a
  State Senator.
    Mrs. Friedline married George Friedline of Jennerstown, in 1941. Her
  husband was a Command Pilot in the US Air Force. They were married 59
  years. 
    She was active in church work and taught piano privately. She and her
  sister, Mary Clutton Colvin, made 100 acres of the original Magee farm
  available to the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy in 1980.  It is known now
  as the Wolf Creek Narrows.
    At the time of her death, she was owner of Cliff Haven Cottage, adjacent
  to the Woodlands.
    Memorial services will be held at 9:00 a.m., at Grace Episcopal Church,
  3601 Russell Rd., Alexandria, Va. on Tuesday, July 1, 2003.
    Graveside services will follow at 11:00 a.m., at Arlington National
  Cemetery.
    Memorials may be made to Grace Episcopal Church, 3601 Russell Rd.,
  Alexandria, VA 22305.
    Arrangements by Loudoun Funeral Chapels, Leesburg, Va.
  
  The New Republic, June 18, 2003
  
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