OBIT: Darwin Alvin LOHR, 2001, formerly of Somerset County, PA
  
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  LOHR
  
  The family of Darwin A. Lohr, who passed away last September in
  Arizona, will hold a memorial service in his memory at 2 p.m.,
  Sunday, at the Somerset Christian Fellowship, located one mile east
  of Somerset on Route 31 on Collingwood Lane.
  
  Daily American, July 30, 2002
  
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  LOHR
  
  Darwin Alvin Lohr, 76, 370 Dunmyer Road, Stoystown, recently residing
  at 1832 West Taro Lane, Phoenix, Ariz., went home to be with his Lord
  Sept. 2, 2001 at the John C. Lincoln Deer Valley Hospital, Phoenix,
  Ariz.  Born Sept. 21, 1924 in Johnstown son of Forrest Alvin Lohr and
  Estella Etta Grine Lohr.  Preceded in death by parents and brothers
  Jack and Leo.  Survived by his wife, Vera Meyers Lohr to whom he was
  married more than 52 years.  They were married June 19, 1949.  Also
  survived by sons Thomas A. Lohr (Bonnie), Somerset, Blake A. Lohr
  (Ann), Etters, Pa, Craig A. Lohr, Phoenix, Ariz.  Grandchildren
  Kimberly Keim (Gregory) and Scott Lohr (Kris) Somerset, Melissa A.
  Choate (Terry), Dover, Pa., Sean A. Lohr, Colorado Springs, Colo.,
  Hilary and Dillon Lohr, Phoenix, Ariz.  Sisters Waneta Newbold,
  Stoystown; Judith Ingram, Chesapeake Beach, Md., and Betty Lou Pysher
  (Fred), Custer City, Pa.  Also numerous nieces and nephews.  He was a
  retired Postmaster of Stoystown; a veteran of World War II; a member
  of the Somerset and Stoystown Historical Societies and attended the
  Somerset Christian Fellowship.  A memorial service will be held for
  Mr. Lohr at the Otterbein United Methodist Church, Wilbur, in the
  summer of 2002.  Darwin was a kind, compassionate and generous
  husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather and will be missed
  by his loving family.
  
  Daily American, September 12, 2001
  
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