OBIT: Mary (LENUSKY) MOLNAR, 1999, Windber, Somerset County, PA
  
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  MOLNAR
  
    Mary Molnar, 88, 305 6th Street, Windber, died Sept. 24, 1999, at
  the Church of the Brethren Home, Windber.  Born June 10, 1911, in
  Windber, daughter of Gabriel and Mary (Sofelkanik) Lenusky.  Preceded
  in death by parents; husband, John in 1980; and brothers and sisters,
  Wesley, George and John Lenusly; Helen Miller and Anne Wozny. 
  Survived by children, John M., married to former Laura Lesch, West
  Chester, Pa.; Joseph C., married to former Anne Rabel, South
  Portland, Maine; Peggy A., wife of Rev. Gary Mosorjak, Mt. Airy,
  Maryland; and Mary A. Molnar, Windber, with whom she resided.  Loving
  grandmother of Christine (Molnar) wife of Andy Johnson, Swampscott,
  Mass.; Susan (Molnar) wife of George Gruber, Charlotte, N.C.; Patti
  Molnar and fiance [sic], Harold McKinnon, Melrose, Mass.; Angela and
  David Molnar, West Chester, Pa.; Michael Molnar, Collegeville, Pa.;
  Christian Mosorjak, Windber; Michele Mosorjak, Moxham; Mark Mosorjak
  and fiancee Michele Jacoby, Johnstown; and Naomi, Kary and Amanda
  Mosorjak, Mt. Airy, Md.  Also survived by one great-grandchild
  expected to arrive in October.  Sister of Olga, wife of Joseph Kovach
  and Agnes, wife of Donald Flynn, all of Windber.  Mary was a lifelong
  resident of Windber and lifelong member of St. Mary Byzantine
  Catholic Church, where she was a former member of the church's choir,
  Ladies Guild and Rosary Society.  She was an avid crocheter and soap
  opera fan.  She enjoyed her 12 grandchildren very much.  Since March
  of 1983, Mary had been confined to a wheelchair due to a disabling
  stroke.  Divine Liturgy will be celebrated at 10 a.m., Tuesday at the
  St. Mary Byzantine Catholic Church, Windber, Rev. Daniel Loya.  The
  family will receive friends from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at
  Hugh W. Marron Funeral Home, Windber, where Rosary will be recited
  and Panachida will be held at 7:30 p.m., Monday.  Interment, church
  cemetery.  Our mother and grandmother gave us many happy memories we
  will forever cherish.
  
  Daily American, September 27, 1999
  
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