OBIT: Marlyn L. MORT, 1997, Hooversville RD, Somerset County, PA
  
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  MORT
  
    Marlyn L. Mort, 67, of Plank Road, Hooversville RD, died Aug. 15,
  1997, at home.  Born Sept. 12, 1929, in Acosta, son of Harry and Rose
  (Weimer) Mort.  Preceded in death by parents; sister, Alma Powers; and
  brothers, Francis and William.  Survived by wife, the former Betty G.
  Ream; and children: Jerry "Sam" of West Virginia; Ronald, married to
  Patricia Grace, and Jeffrey, married to Mylene Henry, both of
  Hooversville RD; Regina, wife of Charles Garrett, Ovett, Miss.; and
  Sgt. John, married to Melissa Moore, U.S. Army, Newport News, Va.;
  also 15 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.  Brother of
  Rosetta Leach, Benson, Ariz.; Kenneth, Jefferson, Pa., and Dale,
  Carrollton, Texas.  Member of Holy Family Catholic Parish,
  Hooversville.  Avid fisherman and Army veteran of the Korean
  conflict.  Retired mine foreman.  Observed 47th wedding anniversary
  on Nov. 26, 1996.  Complete arrangements, in charge of Hoffman
  Funeral Homes, Boswell, in Monday's paper.  Memorials to the Regional
  Hospice at Windber, Windber, Pa.; 15963, would be appreciated.
  
  MORT
  
    Marlyn L. Mort, 67, of Plank Road, Hooversville RD, died Aug. 15,
  1997, at home.  No visitation.  Cremation at St. Clair Crematory,
  Greensburg.  Funeral Mass at 10 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 30, 1997, at Holy
  Family Catholic Church, Hooversville, Rev. Father Romulus Rosolowski
  O.F.M. Conv. celebrant.  Graveside service and interment at Somerset
  County Memorial Park at the convenience of the family.  Memorials to
  the Regional Hospice at Windber, Windber, PA 15963 would be
  appreciated.  Arrangements in the charge of Hoffman Funeral Homes,
  Boswell.
  
  Daily American, August 18, 1997
  
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