OBIT: Harold Edward "Mutt" KUHLMAN, 2003, Somerset, Somerset County, PA
  
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  KUHLMAN
  
  Harold Edward "Mutt" Kuhlman, 92, of Somerset (Bakersville) died Jan.
  29, 2003 at his residence.  Born Feb. 14, 1910 in Windber, a son of
  Norman Richard and Ivy Edna (Bruner) Kuhlman.  He is preceded in
  death by his parents; and brother Lloyd W. Kuhlman.  Survived by
  wife, the former Jennie Micklavish to whom he was married 71 years;
  children: Mrs. Luis (Joan) Gonzalez of Johnstown; Harold E. Kuhlman
  Jr. and wife Elke of Seattle, Wash.; William H. Kuhlman and wife
  Shirley of Somerset; seven grandchildren: Dr. Luis Gonzalez Jr. and
  wife Stephanie of Johnstown; Mrs. Carter (Jo Ellen) Flatt of
  Hartford, Conn.; Mrs. Kenneth (Ann) Gibson of Johnstown; Miss Daphne
  Kuhlman of Seattle, Wash.; Mrs. Karen Black of Crafton; Roger L.
  Kuhlman and wife Deborah of Morrestown, N.J.; Steven M. Kuhlman of
  Glenshaw and 12 great-grandchildren.  Brother of Mrs. John Paul
  (Maude) Gallagher of Johnstown.  Member of Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
  where he was on church council for many terms, life member of
  Bakersville Fire Department.  He was a self-employed trucker from
  1930 - 1960; owned Kuhlman's Texaco Station in Bakersville from 1948
  - 1960.  A Jefferson Township Supervisor for 30 years and Road
  Foreman for 16 years prior to retirement in 1976.  Friends received
  from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at the Hauger-Zeigler Funeral Home
  where service will be conducted 1 p.m. Saturday with the Rev. Elisa A.
  Osman officiating.  Interment Somerset County Memorial Park. 
  Contributions may be sent to Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, 3093 Glades
  Pike, Somerset, Pa. 15501 or Bakersville Fire Deportment, 1711 Glades
  Pike, Somerset, Pa. 15501.
  
  Daily American, January 31, 2003
  
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