OBIT: Paul Eugene "Tucker" HAUSE, 2002, Somerset, Somerset County, PA
  
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  HAUSE
  
  Paul Eugene "Tucker" Hause, 74, of Somerset, died July 22, 2002.  Born Oct.
  16, 1927 in Somerset, a son of Harry K. and Olive Mae (Engel) Hause. 
  Preceded in death by parents; brother, Clarence Elwood "John" Hause; and
  sisters Shirley Costea and Kathryn Osborne Palencher.  Survived by wife of
  49 years, the former Ganelle A. Gordon; son Shawn T. Hause of Pflugerville,
  Texas; stepson, Lee McKensie Gordon, Meyersdale; special nephew Dean
  Osborne, Somerset; and grandchildren, Kelly Hause and Christopher Hause. 
  Brother of H. Kenneth Hause of El Paso, Texas and Mrs. Carl (Virginia)
  Walpusk of Coraopolis.  A 1946 graduate of Somerset High School, U.S. Army
  veteran of World War II, retired conductor for the Chessie System Railroad.
  No viewing or visitation.  A private service will be held at the convenience
  of the family.  Arrangements by Hauger-Zeigler Funeral Home.
  
  Daily American, July 30, 2002
  
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  HAUSE
  
  Paul Eugene "Tucker" Hause 74, of Somerset, died July 22, 2002.  Born Oct
  16, 1927 in Somerset, a son of Harry K. and Olive Mae (Shumate) Hause. 
  Preceded in death by parents; brother, Clarence Elwood "John" Hause; and
  sisters Shirley Costea and Kathryn Osborne Palencher.  Survived by wife,
  the former Ganelle A. Gordon; son Shawn T. Hause of Pflugerville, Texas and
  grandchildren, Kelly Hause and Christopher Hause.  Brother of H. Kenneth
  Hause of El Paso, Texas and Mrs. Carl (Virginia) Walpusk of Coraopolis.  A
  1946 graduate of Somerset High School, U.S. Army veteran of World War II,
  retired conductor for the Chessie System Railroad.  No viewing or
  visitation.  A private service will be held at the convenience of the
  family.  Arrangements by Hauger-Zeigler Funeral Home.
  
  Daily American, July 25, 2002
  
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