OBIT: Ann B. (STETZ) GALICZYNSKI PIPTA, 1977, Jerome, Somerset County, PA
  
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  GALICZYNSKI-PIPTA
  
  Ann B. Galiczynski-Pipta, 58, of 93 School Avenue in Jerome, died Dec. 21,
  1877, at home.  She was born Dec. 11, 1919, in Jerome, a daughter of
  Michael J. and Helen Kostival Stetz.  She was preceded in death by her
  parents; infant daughter; brothers Michael and George, who was killed in
  World War II; first husband, John Galiczynski; and an infant
  granddaughter.  She is survived by her husband, Charles Pipta, Jr.; a
  daughter, Barbara, wife of Nick Mastillo of Holsopple RD 1; and two sons,
  Richard Thomas and Mark Andrew, both at home; also these step-children: 
  Edward Pipta of Belleglades, Florida; Mrs. Felicia Kuna of McHenry,
  Illinois; and Mrs. Laura Mull of Folsom, California; nine
  step-grandchildren; and two grandchildren.  She was a sister of:  John A.,
  married to the former Elizabeth Phillips; Paul J., Sr., married to the
  former Almeda McDaniel; Helen E., wife of Leo Baranik; and Mary K., wife of
  Steve Skero, all of Jerome; and Steven M., married to the former Helen
  Fendessy of Hamburg, New York.  She was a member of:  S.S. Peter and Paul's
  Byzantine Catholic Church in Jerome; auxiliary to Jerome American Legion;
  auxiliary to Jerome Fire Company; Greek Catholic Union Lodge 574 and First
  Catholic Slovak Union 524.  Friends will be received from 1 to 9 p.m.
  Saturday and from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday at Joseph H. Hoffman Funeral
  Home, 227 Allegheny Street, in Boswell, where prayer service will be held
  at 8:15 a.m. Monday; followed by funeral mass at 9 a.m. at S.S. Peter and
  Paul's Church in Jerome with the Rev. Thomas Gran officiating.  Interment,
  church cemetery.
  
  Daily American, December 23, 1977
  
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