OBIT: George LEVADNUK, Jr., 1994, Boswell, Somerset County, PA
  
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  LEVADNUK
  
    George Levadnuk Jr., 68, 422 Allegheny St., Boswell, died Feb. 20,
  1994, at home.  Born March 23, 1925, in Jerome, son of George Sr. and
  Alexandria (Korejwo) Levadnuk.  Preceded in death by father; wife, the
  former Kathryn A. Downie, May 17, 1993; infant daughter, and brothers,
  Alexander "Cecil" and Walter "Deamer."  Survived by mother, Bartlett,
  Ill., and son, James G., married to Sharon M. Tucker, Woodstock,
  Ill.  Brother of Olga, widow of Fred DeLuca, Crystal Lake, Ill.; and
  Anastasia "Nancy," wife of Mickie Skaja, Bartlett, Ill.  Also
  sisters-in-law, Irene Levadnuk, Orange City, Fla.; Cora "Sis"
  Levadnuk, and Beatrice (Downie), wife of Stephen Gironda, both of
  Jerome.  Numerous nieces and nephews.  Member of St. Stanislaus
  Catholic Church, Boswell, where he had served as an usher.  Life
  member and past commander of Central City Post 449, American
  Legion.  Also a member of the Johnstown Chapter of the D.A.V.  U.S.
  Navy veteran of World War II, having served on the USS Iowa, South
  Pacific theater.  Employed by Hoffman Funeral Homes, Boswell, for
  many years.  Friends received from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday and 2 to 4
  and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at Hoffman Funeral Home, Main Street, Boswell,
  where Wake service will be held Friday evening.  Mass of Christian
  Burial at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Stanislaus Church, the Rev. Father
  Blase Wegierski, O.F.M. Conv.  Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery,
  Jerome.  Graveside military service in charge of the Menoher Post
  155, VFW, ritual team.  Memorials to the American Heart Association,
  Broad Street, Johnstown, 15906; American Cancer Society, South Lynn
  Avenue, Somerset, 15501, or the Windber Hospice, Windber, 15963,
  would be appreciated.
  
  Somerset Daily American, February 22, 1994
  
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