OBIT: Wilma (Phillippi) MORIARTY, 2006, Confluence, Somerset County, PA
  
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     MORIARTY, Wilma Phillippi  03/10/06  Daily American
  
     After a long and vibrant life, Wilma Phillippi Moriarty, 89, Confluence, passed away
  peacefully Wednesday evening, March 8, 2006, with her family by her side at the
  Marquis House, Uniontown. She was born Dec. 30, 1916, in Fort Hill, a daughter
  of Martin and Isalena (Tressler) Phillippi. Her parents, husband, Carl Moriarty; brother,
  Cloyd Phillippi; sister, Beatrice Anglers; and an infant daughter, Ionne Yvonne Niner,
  preceded her in death. Surviving are her devoted daughter, Shirley Niner Conaway and
  husband, Dick, Uniontown; grandchildren, Denise Benyak, Annapolis, Md.; Deborah Conaway,
  Uniontown; Attorney Debi Henry Costelnock and husband, Judge Paul Costelnock, Mount
  Pleasant; John R. Conaway III and wife, Jeanne, Uniontown; step-daughter, Marilyn
  Campbell and husband, Harry, Josephine; grandchildren, Jillian and Erick Benyak,
  Annapolis; Tyler, Caitlyn and Jake Conaway, Uniontown, Alex and Asa Costelnock, Mount
  Pleasant; as well as several step grandchildren, great-grandchildren and
  great-great-grandchildren. Wilma was a lifelong resident of Confluence with her deep
  faith rooted in the Nazarene Church for more than 30 years. During her working life,
  Wilma drove school bus, and was a Raleigh dealer for 20 years, receiving many awards for
  outstanding performance. She traveled extensively, was chairperson for the American Red
  Cross in Somerset County and was a member of the Three Rivers Senior Citizens and the
  Confluence Senior Citizens. Wilma will be sadly missed by her family and friends. The
  family would like to give special thanks to the Marquis House, Robin Newhouse and her
  staff, for the four years of tender, loving care Wilma received as a resident there, as
  well as a special Thank You to Medi Home Hospice and their staff for the excellent care,
  love and compassion they gave to our loved one. During her final hours, the Marquis Staff
  and the Medi Home Hospice provided unequaled care and support to Wilma and her loved
  ones. Friends will be received 7 to 9 p.m. Friday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday and
  Sunday at the Humbert Funeral Home, Confluence. A funeral service will be held 10:30 a.m.
  Monday at the Confluence Church of the Nazarene. The Rev. Ronald Schaeffer and the Rev.
  Howard Foust officiating. Interment will follow in Somerset County Memorial Park,
  Somerset.