OBIT: Lewis MORANDUZZO, 2003, Hollsopple, Somerset County, PA
  
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  MORANDUZZO
  
  Lewis Moranduzzo, 89, of Hollsopple died June 29 at Conemaugh
  Memorial Medical Center, Johnstown.  Born Sept. 16, 1913 in Mineral
  Point, Cambria County, son of Georgio and Clorinda (Ghezzi)
  Moranduzzo.  Preceded in death by parents; stepfather, Basil Petet;
  wife the former Mary Brown; son, Robert Lewis; grandson, William;
  brother Albert and sisters Lena Moranduzzo and Elda Lichvar. 
  Survived by these children: Edward married to the former Judith Bycz,
  Delmont, Pa., Mary Ann married to Thomas Shaw, Cairnbrook, Bonnie
  married to William "Skip" Jones, Hollsopple, Linda married to Jerry
  Jarosick, Davidsville and Alan married to the former Susan Kimmel,
  Ferndale, daughter-in-law, Carol Maust Moranduzzo.  Also survived by
  seven grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.  Brother of Rose Eash
  and Lawrence Petet, both of Hollsopple and Emma Good, Davidsville. 
  Also survived by many beloved nieces and nephews.  He was a member of
  Maple Spring Church of the Brethren, Conemaugh Township Lion Club, a
  life time member of Hollsopple Volunteer Fire Company, Arbutus
  Ramblers, a member of the old time Fiddlers Association of
  Pennsylvania and a life member of NRA.  He retired from Island Creek
  Coal Company and was a member of UMWA Local 998 Tire Hill.  Family
  receiving friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
  Wednesday at the George E. Mason Funeral Home, Inc. Davidsville where
  Connumach Lions Memorial Service will be held 6:45 p.m. Wednesday. 
  Funeral service will be held Thursday 11 a.m. at Maple Spring Church
  of the Brethren.  The Rev. William Wenger officiating.  Interment,
  Maple Spring Cemetery.
  
  Daily American, July 1, 2003
  
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