OBIT: Louella M. (ROBERTS) NAUGLE, 2001, Stoystown, Somerset County, PA
  
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  NAUGLE
  
  Louella "Lou" M. (Roberts) Naugle, 66, of White Tail Lane, Stoystown RD,
  formerly of Laughlintown, died Nov. 18, 2001 at UPMC Montefiore Hospital,
  Pittsburgh. Born May 12, 1935 in Hollsopple. Daughter of George A. and Beda
  E. (Stiffler) Roberts. Preceded in death by parents, eight brothers and two
  sisters. Survived by husband of 47 years, Clyde A.; children: Clyde E.
  married to the former Debbie Palmer of Latrobe; Karen R. of Boswell; Timothy
  D. married to the former Carla Reed of Laughlintown; Jess A. married to the
  former Marianne Swihura, and Rhonda R. married to William Swihura, both of
  Stoystown RD. Eleven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Also sisters
  Mona Leighty, Central City; Emma married to Fred Weimer, Boswell RD; Nancy
  married to George Haggedus of Brook Park, Ohio; Dorothy Kissell of Ligonier,
  and Delores Strickler of Waterford. She was a past employee of the former
  Dorfman and Hoffman Garment Factory, Boswell, and until her illness was
  employed by the Eastwood Inn, Ligonier for 35 years. Luella devoted her life
  to her husband, children and grandchildren. A private interment will be held
  at Jenner Cross Roads Cemetery. However family and friends are invited to a
  memorial service at 11 a.m. Friday at the Christian Community Church, about
  two miles east of Jennerstown along Route 30. Revs. Charles T. Kelly and
  Robert Rowe officiating. In lieu of flowers, donations in Luella's name may
  be sent to North Star Youth Outreach, 320 Allegheny St., Boswell, Pa. 15531
  or the Ligonier Valley Youth Network, P.O. Box 303, Ligonier, Pa. 15658.
  Arrangements by Hoffman Funeral Homes, Boswell.
  
  Daily American, Nov. 20, 2001