OBIT: Alexandria "Alice" (KOREJWO) LEVADNUK, 2001, formerly of Somerset County, PA
  
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  LEVADNUK
  
    Alexandria "Alice" (Korejwo) Levadnuk, 94, of Chicago, Ill.,
  formerly of Jerome, passed to her eternal reward June 12, 2001, after
  many years of active life.  Born Nov. 10, 1906, in Riga, Latvia,
  daughter of Roman and Frances Korejwo.  Preceded in death by parents;
  husband, George, in 1941; sons George, Alex and Walter;
  daughter-in-law Catherine; and son-in-law Fred DeLuca.  Also
  brothers- and sisters-in-law Alphonse and wife Evette; Victor and
  wife Germaine; Felix, Adam and Tony (and wife Kay); and sister and
  brother-in-law Edith and husband John Maj.  Survived by her loving
  daughters, Olga DeLuca and Ann, wife of Mickey Skaja, both of
  Chicago; and daughters-in-law Irene Levadnuk of Florida, and Cora
  Levadnuk of Jerome.  Grandmother of 18, great-grandmother of 33 and
  great-great grandmother of four.  Also survived by sisters-in-law
  Frieda Korejwo and Mary Korejwo.  Alice and her family settled in
  Montreal, Canada, where she married in 1924.  She and her husband
  moved to the western Pennsylvania coal mining district and in Jerome,
  raised their children George, Olga, Alex, Walter and Anastasia.  After
  losing her husband at an early age, she looked after her flock through
  military service, marriage, grandchildren, sickness and death. 
  Grandma Alice, as the matriarch of so many beloved grandchildren and
  nieces and nephews, enjoyed watching and hearing about their
  achievements and struggles.  She was so very proud to be their
  grandmother and auntie.  We are sure it kept her young.  Friends
  received from 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday at Hoffman Funeral Home, Main
  Street, Boswell, where a prayer service will be held at 11 a.m.
  Monday, the very Rev. Father John W. Govrusik officiating. 
  Interment, St. Mary's Orthodox Cemetery, Jerome.
  
  Daily American, June 13, 2001
  
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