OBIT: Ruie (NUNEMAKER) FYOCK, 1979, formerly of Somerset County, PA
  
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  FYOCK
  
  Mrs. Ruie Fyock, 75, Ottawa St., Johnstown, formerly of Davidsville and
  Osterburg, died Aug. 12, 1979, Windber Hospital.  Born Mar. 17, 1904,
  Bedford County, daughter of Simon and Bertha (Miller) Nunemaker.  Preceded
  in death by parents; one grandson; husband, Chas. M., died Dec. 19, 1972. 
  Survived by daughter, Patricia, wife of the Rev. Gerald Deffenbaugh,
  Friedens RD 1; four grandchildren; seven great grandchildren.  Sister of
  Dr. Charles, Freemont, Ohio; Dorothy, widow of Louis Fyock, Indiana, Pa. 
  She was a charter member of the Bedford Church of the Brethren, present
  member of the Bethel United Methodist Church, Hollsopple; founder of the
  Bedford County Garden Club and first president; first vice president of
  Bedford County Council of Republican Women and long-time member of
  Agriculture Extension Executive Committee, chairman of Division of Missions
  of Bedford County Council of Churches as well as numerous activities,
  political and religious.  Coming to Somerset County 1968, was first
  president of Conemaugh Township Senior Citizens.  Member of Conemaugh
  Township Republican Club, serving as vice president and membership
  chairman.  Member of Somerset Co. Republican Women, president of Auxiliary
  of Vets of World War I, and member of the Women's Auxiliary Post 3168,
  Windber.  Member of the Allegheny Council on the Aging.  Family receiving
  friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday George E.
  Mason Funeral Home, Davidsville, where funeral services will be conducted
  at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, the Rev. Robert Callihan and the Rev. Lawrence
  Raughley.  Interment, Forest Lawn Cemetery.
  
  Daily American, August 13, 1979
  
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