OBIT: Stanley B. GROSS, 2003, formerly of Somerset County, PA
  
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  STANLEY B. GROSS
  
    Stanley B. Gross, 72, North Ridgeville, passed away September 4, 2003, at
  his home, after a short illness.
    He was born in Aliquippa.  He was preceded in death by his parents, James
  and Ruth Gross and his brother, Charles Daniel Gross.
    He is survived by his wife of 50 years, Felicia; two daughters, Dee Ann
  Scheider, Perrysburg, OH; Delite Gross, North Ridgeville; and two
  grandchildren.
    He resided in North Ridgeville for the last 50 years, wintering in
  Bellview, FL, since 1989.  He had previously lived in Meyersdale.
    Mr. Gross received his certification from Egani Neo Sign Making School in
  New York City and was a graduate of General Motors Electrical Engineering
  Institute.
    Her [sic] served in the U.S. Army with the 79th Engineers Battalion-
  Construction-B Compound, during the Korean War.  He received the Army of
  Occupation of Japan Medal, the Korean Service Medal, with four Bronze
  Service Stars, and the Purple Heart Medal.  He was a charter and life
  member of the VFW Post 9871 in North Ridgeville.  He was a member of the
  Eagles Post 4251 in Belleview, FL and was a former member of the Fields
  United Methodist Church in North Ridgeville.
    He retired from General Motors Parma Chevy Plant in 1987, after 34 years
  of service, where he was a maintenance supervisor.  He also was a State
  Certified Electrical Inspector for the City of North Ridgeville in the
  early 1970's.
    Mr. Gross was an avid outdoorsman and loved "do it yourself" projects.
    The family received friends Sept. 7 in the David Bogner Family Funeral
  Home in North Ridgeville.  Funeral services were held Monday, Sept. 8 at
  noon at the funeral home.  Reverend C. Michael Gibson, Pastor of Fields
  United Methodist Church officiated.  Burial was in the Fields Cemetery,
  North Ridgeville.  The VFW Post 9871 conducted full military honors at the
  graveside.
    Memorial contributions may be made to Heifer Project International, P.O.
  Box 8058, Little Rock, Arkansas 72203, www.heifer.org.
  
  Daily American, September 11, 2003
  
  [G1134-35]
  
  STANLEY B. GROSS
  
    Stanley B. Gross, 72, North Ridgeville, passed away September 4, 2003, at
  his home, after a short illness.
    He was born in Aliquippa.  He was preceded in death by his parents, James
  and Ruth Gross and his brother, Charles Daniel Gross.
    He is survived by his wife of 50 years, Felicia; two daughters, Dee Ann
  Scheider, Perrysburg, OH; Delite Gross, North Ridgeville; and two
  grandchildren.
    He resided in North Ridgeville for the last 50 years, wintering in
  Bellview, FL, since 1989.  He had previously lived in Meyersdale.
    Mr. Gross received his certification from Egani Neo Sign Making School in
  New York City and was a graduate of General Motors Electrical Engineering
  Institute.
    Her [sic] served in the U.S. Army with the 79th Engineers Battalion -
  Construction - B Compound, during the Korean War.  He received the Army of
  Occupation of Japan Medal, the Korean Service Medal, with four Bronze
  Service Stars, and the Purple Heart Medal.  He was a charter and life
  member of the VFW Post 9871 in North Ridgeville.  He was a member of the
  Eagles Post 4251 in Belleview, FL and was a former member of the Fields
  United Methodist Church in North Ridgeville.
    He retired from General Motors Parma Chevy Plant in 1987, after 34 years
  of service, where he was a maintenance supervisor.  He also was a State
  Certified Electrical Inspector for the City of North Ridgeville in the
  early 1970's.
    Mr. Gross was an avid outdoorsman and loved "do it yourself" projects.
    The family received friends Sept. 7 in the David Bogner Family Funeral
  Home in North Ridgeville.  Funeral services were held Monday, Sept. 8 at
  noon at the funeral home.  Reverend C. Michael Gibson, Pastor of Fields
  United Methodist Church officiated.  Burial was in the Fields Cemetery,
  North Ridgeville.  The VFW Post 9871 conducted full military honors at the
  graveside.
    Memorial contributions may be made to Heifer Project International, P.O.
  Box 8058, Little Rock, Arkansas 72203, www.heifer.org.
  
  New Republic, September 11, 2003
  
  [G1136-37]