OBIT: Norman A. KRUMENACKER, Jr., 1998, of interest in Somerset County, PA
  
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  KRUMENACKER
  
  Norman A. Krumenacker, Jr., 74, of Westmont, died Dec. 2, 1998, in
  Johnstown.  Born Jan. 29, 1924, in Johnstown, son of Norman and Mary
  Alice (Roudabush) Krumenacker.  Preceded in death by his parents and
  sister, Leola Mellott.  Survived by his wife of 45 years, the former
  Dorothy Stutzman.  Also survived by these children: Honorable Norman
  A. III, married to Debra Nunemaker, Johnstown; Debra Krumenacker,
  Pittsburgh; Claudia, married to Robert Strack, Johnstown; Kelli,
  married to Frank Shelton, Martinsville, Va.; grandchildren: Norman A.
  IV, Patrick and Kendra Krumenacker; and Bradley and Ashley Strack. 
  Also brother, John Krumenacker, married to Eleanor (Burr) and sister,
  Tracie, married to Lawrence O'Hara, both of Ebensburg.  Graduate of
  St. Francis College and T.C. Williams School of Law University of
  Richmond, Virginia.  Member of Pa. and Cambria County Bar
  Associations.  Admitted to practice before the Pa. Supreme Court,
  Federal District Court for Western Pa. and the United States Supreme
  Court.  Admitted to Pa. Supreme Court and began practice of law
  1950.  Formed Laurel Development Company, which developed malls and
  shopping centers in four states.  Resumed practice of law in 1981
  with son, the Honorable Norman A. Krumenacker III.  Co-founder of
  Indian Lake golf club, member of Bachelors Club and Sunnehanna
  Country Club.  World War II Navy veteran, USS Fiske and received
  Purple Heart.  Member of Westmont Church of the Brethren where
  friends and family will meet for funeral service at 11 a.m. Saturday,
  Pastor Roger Knepper.  Friends received from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. and 4-9
  p.m. Friday at Frank Duca Funeral Home, Westmont Chapel, 1622 Menoher
  Blvd.  In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Westmont
  Church of the Brethren, Sunshine Avenue, or Penn's Woods Council,
  Boys Scouts of America, Tire Hill, Pa.  Entombment, Grandview
  Mausoleum.
  
  Daily American, December 4, 1998
  
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