OBIT: Delmont C. HEARN, 2004, Somerset, Somerset County, PA
  
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  DELMONT C. HEARN
  
  Delmont C. Hearn, 67, Somerset, passed on Jan. 20, 2004, at Somerset
  Hospital.  Born Feb. 9, 1936, in Quemahoning Township, he is the son of the
  late Charles and Anna (Dimpfl) Hearn.  He is preceded in death by his
  parents and brother Richard Hearn.  He is survived by his wife of 43 years
  Elizabeth "Betty" (Hewitt) Hearn; son Charles, and fiancee Julie Thompson
  of Somerset; daughters Amy, wife of Alan Angermeier and Mary Ann Hearn both
  of Somerset; and grandchildren Amanda and Adam Angermeier of Somerset.  He is
  the brother of Lois, wife of Victor Pacifico of Newton Falls, Ohio,
  Patricia, wife of Charles Maurer of Hamilton Square, N.J., Robert "Butch"
  Hearn of Somerset, Barbara, wife of Donald Stanton, Frostburg, Md.,
  Eleanor, wife of Elwood Gilbert of Youngstown, Ohio, Arnold, married to the
  former Lois Jean Sheeler, Somerset, Larry, married to the former Sherayn
  Mosholder, Friedens; William married to the former Connie Schmuck and
  Phyllis, wife of Robert Cane, both of Somerset.  He is also survived by
  sister-in-law Shirley Hearn of Bedford.  He was of the Protestant faith and
  was the owner of Delmont Hearn Grain/Feed & Trucking which he operated for
  45 years.  He was a member and past officer of the Somerset County Trucker's
  Association and a member of the Somerset County Farm Bureau.  Friends are
  invited from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Miller Funeral Home,
  Somerset.  A service will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at the Geiger Church of
  the Brethren.  The Rev. Gerald Deffenbaugh officiating.  There will be a one
  hour visitation prior to the service.  Interment Somerset County Memorial
  Park.  Memorial contributions are suggested to the American Heart
  Association, 400 Luray Ave., Johnstown, Pa. 15904-2538.
  
  01/22/2004  Daily American