OBIT: Josephine A. "Grandma Jo" (BLUCAS) MEHOLIC, 2001, Central City, Somerset County, PA 
  
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  MEHOLIC
  
  Josephine A. "Grandma Jo" Meholic, 90, Central City, died Aug. 22,
  2001, at Windber Hospital.  Born Aug. 29, 1910, in Pittsburgh, the
  daughter of Peter and Catherine (Kandelski) Blucas.  The oldest of 14
  children.  Preceded in death by parents, husband Henry, brothers John,
  Stanley, Joseph, Michael, Henry, sisters Catherine Blucas Nedrow and
  the late Lester Nedrow, and infant sister Victoria.  Survived by
  daughter Rosalie "Rose", wife of Carl Sprock; grandchildren:
  Michelle, wife of Kevin Bonham; Marcia, wife of Jeff Bayer; Carl Jr.,
  married to the former Jennifer Schwab; Andrea and dear friend Phil
  Beever; Andrew, married to the former Kathy Redden; Henry and fiance'
  Melissa Plyler.  Also survived by 19 great-grandchildren.  Sister of
  Edward Blucas, widowed by the late Helen (Eutin) Blucas, of Ralphton;
  Walter Blucas, married to the former Alice Phillips, of Boswell; Ted
  Blucas, widowed by the late Theresa (Dedik) Blucas, of Levittown;
  Stella, wife of L. James Bauerle, of Indianapolis, Ind.; Mary, wife
  of Michael Cook, of Howell, Mich.; Frances, widowed by the late
  Michael Zellam, of Hooversville.  Friends will be received 7 to 9
  p.m. Thursday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday in the Mulcahy
  Funeral Home where vigil for the deceased will be held at 7 p.m.
  Thursday.  Funeral mass will be concelebrated at 10 a.m. Saturday at
  Our Lady Queen of Angels Catholic Church.  Rev. Fr. William E. Mullen
  pastor and Fr. Charles Bodziak celebrants.  Committal, St. Joseph's
  Cemetery, Ralphton.  Rosary will be recited 6:30 p.m. Friday at the
  funeral home.  In lieu of flowers, the family asks donations be made
  in Josephine's memory to either Our Lady Queen of Angels Roman
  Catholic Church, Central City, or Allegheny Lutheran Social
  Ministries of Somerset.
  
  Daily American, August 24, 2001
  
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