OBIT: Theodore Edward HORNER, Jr., 1999, Friedens, Somerset County, PA
  
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  HORNER
  
  Theodore Edward Horner Jr., 73, Friedens, formerly of Stoystown, died
  Aug. 7, 1999 at Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center.  Born July 5, 1926
  in Johnstown, son of Theodore Edward Sr. and Margaret (Page)
  Horner.  Preceded in death by parents, daughter-in-law, Hazel M.
  (Uphouse) Rininger, grandaughter, Angela S. Weigle, and nephew Mearl
  Horner Jr.  Survived by his wife, Ruth "Sis" (Shaffer)
  Rininger-Horner; son, Ray Rininger and wife, Edna, Akron, Ohio;
  daughter, Janet (Rininger), married to Clyde Davis, Somerset;
  grandchildren; Robert, Randy and William Rininger, Pam (Davis)
  Colflesh, Donna (Davis) Swaner, and Gail (Davis) Robertson;
  great-grandchildren: Heather Weigle, Matt, Jarod and Danny Colflesh,
  Brandon and Courtney Lohr, Joshua Boozer, Colin Robertson, Deena,
  Robert Brittany and Hunter Rininger.  Brother of Robert Horner and
  wife, Wilma, and Neal Horner and wife, Pat, of Johnstown; Faith,
  married to Raymond Housel, Vermillion, Ohio, and Mearl Horner, and
  wife Carol, Davidsville.  Also survived by nieces and nephews: Debbie
  (Horner) Gehlman, Robert, Greg, Tracy, Dawn and Douglas Horner, Sheri
  (Horner) Zambanini, Tammy Richter, Randy, Lori, Michael and Lynette
  Housel.  Retired from Bethlehem Steel, Johnstown.  World War II Navy
  Veteran.  Member of Mostoller United Methodist Church, where he
  served as treasurer for 35 years.  Volunteer at Somerset Food
  Pantry.  Family will receive friends from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m., Monday at
  Deaner Funeral Home, Stoystown.  Viewing from 1 p.m. until service at
  2 p.m., Tuesday at Mostoller United Methodist Church, Rev. William
  Blair and Rev. Wilma Horner.  Interment, church cemetery.  Memorial
  contributions may be given to Mostoller U.M. Church, Stoystown, Pa.,
  15563.
  
  Daily American, August 9, 1999
  
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