OBIT: Bernard L. LENHART, 2001, Garrett, Somerset County, PA
  
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  LENHART
  
    Bernard L. Lenhart, 66, formerly of Red Lion and Dover, Pa., went
  to be with the Lord April 2 at his home in Garrett.  Mr. Lenhart was
  born July 4, 1934 in Garrett.  He was the son of the late William
  McKinley and Clara (Moyle) Lenhart.  He was preceded in death by
  three brothers: Rodger, Andrew William and Richard.  He was a former
  employee of Cole Stell and Zell Brothers in Red Lion.  He was a
  former member of the Springvale United Methodist Church softball team
  and a member of the Elk Lick Hunting Club, Salisbury.  He was an avid
  hunter and fisherman.  He was also a member of the Center Church,
  Garrett, and was involved with the Recreation Program in Garrett. 
  Mr. Lenhart was the beloved husband of Alice (Yoder) Lenhart.  He is
  survived by three sons: John Lenhart and Daniel Lenhart, both of Red
  Lion, and William Lenhart of Dallastown; four daughters, Alice Rainey
  of East Prospect, Ann Ness of Manchester, Caroline Spahr and Nan
  Louise Markel, both of Dallastown; three stepchildren, Linda Torres
  and Callista Thomas of New Jersey and Mary Franklin of West Virginia;
  six brothers, James Lenhart of Dover, Robert Lenhart of Lancaster,
  Glenn Lenhart of Rockwood, Walter Lenhart of Garrett, Terry Lenhart
  of York and Stanley Lenhart of Manchester; three sisters, Dorothy
  Yoder of Warren, Ohio; Vivian Ludden, Meyersdale, and Bess Christner
  of Lykins; 23 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. A memorial
  service will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at the Center Church, 171
  Center Church Rd., Garrett.  There will be no viewing.  Officiating
  at the service will be the Rev. Tim Shivler, Pastor of the Center
  Church in Garrett and Pastor Al Valentine from Summit Mills Grace
  Brethren Church.  Leckemby Funeral Home is in charge of
  arrangements.  Memorial contributions may be made to In Touch
  Hospice, 1590 North Center Ave., Suite 111, Somerset, Pa. 15501.
  
  Daily American, April 4, 2001
  
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