OBIT: Justin James "Tony" HEIPLE, 2008, Somerset, Somerset County, PA
  
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  HEIPLE, Justin James "Tony" 02/01/08  Daily American
  
   Justin James "Tony" Heiple, 17, lost a brave and courageous fight with leukemia on Jan.
  30, 2008. Born March 10, 1990, in Somerset, he is the son of Deborah (Konieczny) Heiple,
  Somerset, and the late James M. Heiple II. He is also preceded in death by his paternal
  grandparents, James M. and Irma (Snyder) Heiple; and maternal grandmother, Helen
  (Studinary) Konieczny. He is survived by his mother; brothers and sisters, Becky Lynn
  Heiple, Redlands, Calif.; Josh Konieczny and wife, Amanda (Walker), Berlin; Johnathan
  Heiple and beloved friend, Jessika Thompson and Amber Heiple, both of Somerset; maternal
  grandfather, John Konieczny, Jerome; uncles and aunts, Irma Walker and husband, Blair;
  Joan Walker and husband, Clarence; Jesse Heiple and wife, Tina; Jeanne Custer and
  husband, Dale; Jackie Melnick and husband, Joseph; Larry Konieczny and wife, Janine;
  Bruce Konieczny and wife, Margaret; and Jeffrey Konieczny and wife, Mary Beth; special
  niece and nephew, Alexis and Gavin Konieczny; and many cousins, including Nathan and
  Bailey Phillips and Ed Walker, all of whom loved him beyond words and will miss him
  dearly. Tony was a senior at Somerset Area High School where he participated as a
  wrestler on the varsity team and coached in the youth wrestling program, of which he 
  was an alumnus. He was an avid fisherman and eBay watcher. He enjoyed his antique
  Studebaker cars and parts, and assisted his mother in the running of the family
  business, J.M. Heiple Studebaker Salvage. He was attending the Somerset Career
  Technology Center in auto mechanics, and had recently become an adult member of the
  Faith Lutheran Church located near his home. Friends will be received from 3 to 9 p.m.
  Saturday at Miller Funeral Home, Somerset. A service will be held 2 p.m. Sunday at Faith
  Lutheran Church. The Rev. Kenneth Diable officiating. There will be one hour visitation
  prior to the service. Interment at Will's Cemetery.