OBIT: Wanda A. (KAUFFMAN) HORNER, 2002, Hollsopple RD, Somerset County, PA
  
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  HORNER
  
  Wanda A. (Kauffman) Horner, 60, of Saylor School Road, Hollsopple RD,
  died June 8, 2002 at home.  Born Oct. 27, 1941 in Conemaugh Twp.,
  daughter of Leon W. and Edna P. (Alwine) Kauffman.  Preceded in death
  by father and father-in-law Harry L. Horner.  Survived by mother,
  Hollsopple RD; husband of 43 years, Jack C.; children: Timothy L.
  Hollsopple RD, Dr. Barry E. married to Rose (DeLaPena) Niceville,
  Fla. and Christine N., married to Steven "Mick" Jordan, Lehman Acres,
  Jerome; and grandchildren Travis, Jamie, Jennifer, and Nathan Horner
  and Dana and Eric Jordan.  Sister of Wayne, married to Carol
  Fetterman, Hollsopple RD, Norma, married to Arthur Thomas Jr.,
  Canfield, Ohio, Leland, married to Barbara Gary, Boswell RD, Ilene,
  married to Jeff Beabes, Lehman Acres, and Robbie, married to Jackie
  Allison, Bon Air.  Also survived by mother-in-law, Elvera Horner,
  Richland; sisters-in-law, Betty (Horner), married to Glenn Smith and
  Doris (Horner), married to Edmund Horner; brothers-in-law Duane,
  Donald and James Horner and Thomas Horner, married to Celine Hoffman;
  19 nieces, 28 nephews and numerous other relatives and friends.  A
  1959 graduate of Conemaugh Twp. Area High School.  Retired employee
  of medical records department of Memorial Medical Center with 20
  years service.  Enjoyed traveling, camping, hiking, biking, horseback
  riding and tending to her flowers.  Her greatest joy was her
  grandchildren, whom she affectionately encouraged and treasured,
  loving the time spent with each of them.  Was an active member of the
  Centennial United Methodist Church where she had been a choir member,
  children and youth coordinator, trustee, and served in numerous other
  capacities.  Also member of the United Methodist Women.  Friends
  received 7 to 9 p.m. Monday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the
  Hoffman Funeral Home, Route 403 and Church Road, Davidsville.  Viewing
  also from 10 a.m. until the time of service at 11 a.m., Wednesday, at
  the Centennial Church near the North Fork Dam.  The Rev. William
  Schmeling and the Rev. Dec Fontana officiating.  Interment Thomas
  Mennonite Cemetery, Thomas Mills.  Memorials may be given to the
  American Cancer Society, 168 West Union Street, Somerset, Pa., 15501,
  or the memorial fund established in Wanda's name c/o the Centennial
  United Methodist Church, 426 North Fork Road, Johnstown Pa., 15905.
  
  Daily American, June 11,2002
  
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