OBIT: Clark R. KALTENBAUGH, 1982, Stoystown, Somerset County, PA

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  KALTENBAUGH
  
  Clark R. Kaltenbaugh, 62, of Stoystown RD 1, died Jan. 12, 1982, at VA
  Medical Center, Altoona.  Born July 15, 1919, in New Florence, son of
  William and Olga (Geist) Kaltenbaugh.  Preceded in death by parents; first
  wife, the former Violet Covitch, who died Aug. 22, 1972; infant son, Clark
  Raymond; sister, Verna Benshoff.  Survived by widow, former Doloris Angelo;
  these children: Mary Frances, wife of Andrew Hollan, Tire Hill; Patricia,
  wife of Richard Hanes, JoAnn, wife of Michael Blucas; Carol, wife of Joseph
  D. Caola, all of Boswell RD 1; William, married to former Ruth Barron,
  Stoystown RD 3; Betsy, wife of Ronald Druist, Sipesville; Daniel, married
  to former Marsha Petrilla, Hooversville; step-children: Teresa Kelly,
  Hooversville; Thomas Brewer, at home; 12 grandchildren.  Brother of:
  Dorothy Lanier of Dunedin, Fla.; William, Ohio; James, Ligonier; Leora
  Young, Schellsburg; Hazel Ewing, Baltimore, Md.  Member of St. David's
  Lutheran Church, Davidsville; Boswell Post 461, America Legion; Hollsopple
  Post 8861 VFW F.O.E. Aerie No. 2391, Kingwood W.Va.; Jerome Nest 556,
  Polish Falcons of America.  Life member of L.O.O.M. Lodge 598, Buckhannon,
  W.Va.  Disabled Marine Corps veteran of World War II, having distinguished
  self for bravery with First Marines, Fifth Division during various battles
  in South Pacific.  Second most decorated enlisted man of World War II. 
  Friends received from 7-9 p.m. Wednesday and until 9 p.m. Thursday at
  Hoffman Funeral Home, 409 Main St., Boswell, where service will be held at
  11 a.m. Friday, the Rev. Harry W. Bassett.  Interment, Mt. Carmel
  Cemetery.  Graveside military service by local veterans' organizations.
  
  Daily American, January 13, 1982
  
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