OBIT: D. George NERI, 1980, Boswell, Somerset County, PA

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  NERI
  
  D. George Neri, 57, Boswell, RD 2, died Oct. 8, 1980, at Memorial Hospital,
  Johnstown. Born May 4, 1923, in Jenner Township, Somerset County, son of
  Antonio and Maria (Bignardi) Neri. Preceded in death by parents; two sisters,
  Jennie, died in 1918, and Mrs. Angeline Brescia, died in 1960.  Survived by
  widow, former Anabelle Montgomery; two sons: Richard G., married to former
  Kay Johnson, Boswell RD 2; Dennis L., married to former Marcia Hay, Somerset
  RD 2; four granddaughters: Cynthia, Jennifer, Heather and Michelle; also
  mother-in-law, Mrs. Grace Montgomery, Gray. Brother of: Pearl, wife of 
  Jorund Oldren, Woodcliff Lake, N.J.; Estelle, wife of Henry Coppola, Park
  Ridge, N.J.; Archille, married to former Helen Urban, Jennerstown; Jean, wife
  of Roy Thompson, Park Ridge, N.J.; Lewis, married to former Esther Pocolana,
  Jennerstown; Dwight "Bunny" and Anthony, married to former Joyce Owen, both
  of Friedens RD 1. Member of Mt. Laurel United Church of Christ.  Current
  church treasurer.  Member of building committee and past council member.
  General contractor for current church building to be dedicated Sunday, Oct.
  19.  Also member of American Legion Post 181, Somerset; Jenner Rod and Gun
  Club; and Laurel Ridge Sportsmen's Association.  Navy veteran of World War II.
  President of the Municipal Water Authority of Jenner Township. Friends were
  received Thursday evening and will be received until 9 p.m. Friday at
  Hoffman Funeral Home, 409 Main St., Boswell.  Body will be removed to Mt.
  Laurel Church near Gray to lie in state from 10 a.m. Saturday until time of
  service at 11 a.m., the Rev. Joseph M. Beer.  Interment, Somerset County
  Memorial Park. No viewing at church.  In lieu of flowers, family requests
  donations be made to the church building fund.
  
  Daily American,  October 10, 1980