OBIT: Dean S. HAY, 2007, Rockwood, Somerset County, PA
  
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  HAY, Dean S.  12/11/07   Daily American
  
    Dean S. Hay, 83, Rockwood, passed on December 9, 2007, at Conemaugh Memorial Medical
  Center,  Johnstown. Born July 20, 1924, in Milford Township, he is the son of the late
  James O. and Hazel (Speicher)  Hay. Preceded in death by his parents; brother, James B.
  Hay; an infant sister; and grandson, Jason Rosemeier. Survived by his wife of 58 years,
  Agnes  (Svonavec) Hay; daughters, Linda Hoppa and husband, James, Townsend, Tenn.; Sharon
  Schrock and friend, Phil Kowal,  Somerset; Leslie Miller and husband,  Richard, Rockwood;
  Mary Ann Nist and husband, Joseph, Rockwood;  grandchildren, Cory Rosemeier, Nikki
  Klawitter, Krista and Derek Schrock, Lori Banks, Tammy Smith, Nathan and Matthew Miller,
  and Joanna and Amy Nist; great-grandchildren, Shawnna, Ethan and Caroline Rosemeier, and
  Alayna Hoskin. Also  survived by brother, Morris W. Hay and wife, Marcella, Morris, Ill.;
  sisters, Lillian Kaufman and husband, Ray, Chambersburg; and Rose Marie Keichel and
  husband, Harold, Cleveland. He was a World War II veteran of the U.S. Army, a retired
  partner in Svonavec  Coal Co., and a longtime farmer in  Milford Township. He loved
  hunting, collecting tractors, gardening, bowling,  and watching local sporting events.
  Also, he was a great Pirates and Steelers fan. He was a member of St. Peter's Roman
  Catholic Church.  Friends will be received 1 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, with the vigil for
  the  deceased at 1 p.m., at Miller Funeral Home, Somerset. Funeral Mass will be held 10
  a.m.  Thursday at St. Peter's Church. Monsignor Samuel Tomaselli, celebrant. Committal at
  Somerset County Memorial Park with full military rites accorded by the Somerset County
  Honor Guard.  Memorial contributions may be made to St. Peter's Church School, 433 W.
  Church St Somerset, PA.  15501.