OBIT: Jean Elizabeth (SNIDER) QUILICI, 2002, native of Somerset County, PA
  
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  QUILICI
  
  Jean Elizabeth Snider Quilici, 84, of El Paso, Texas, formerly of
  Meyersdale, passed away Feb. 19, 2002 at Fort Bliss William Beaumont
  Army Medical Center.  Born April 13, 1917, in Meyersdale, she was the
  daughter of the late Harry and Jesse Snider of Meyersdale.  She was
  preceded in death by her sister, Louise S. Atwell, also of
  Meyersdale.  She is survived by her husband Leo J. Quilici; a son,
  Captain Leo. J. Quilici II, USN; daughter Louise Wickliffe and Mary
  Quilici; granddaughter Heather Boykin and great-granddaughter Emily
  Boykin.  Jean attended Duke University and graduated from Temple
  University in the First Class of Medical Technologists in 1939, and
  retired from Civil Service in 1981.  She was a resident of El Paso
  for over 40 years.  She was a loving, caring and generous woman who
  will be missed by all.  In lieu of flowers, the family requests that
  donations be made to the Franciscan Missions.
  
  Daily American, February 26, 2002
  
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  JEAN ELIZABETH SNIDER QUILICI 
  April 13, 1917 - February 19, 2002
  
    Jean Elizabeth Snider Quilici, 84, of El Paso, Texas, formerly of
  Meyersdale, passed away Feb. 19, 2002, at Fort Bliss William Beaumont
  Army Medical Center.
    Born April 13, 1917, in Meyersdale, she was the daughter of the
  late Harry and Jesse Snider of Meyersdale.  She was preceded in death
  by her sister, Louise S. Atwell, also of Meyersdale.
    She is survived by her husband Leo J. Quilici; a son, Captain Leo
  J. Quilici II, U.S.N.; daughters Louise Wickliffe and Mary Quilici;
  granddaughter Heather Boykin and great-granddaughter Emily Boykin.
    Jean attended Duke University and graduated from Temple University
  in the First Class of Medical Technologists in 1939, and retired from
  Civil Service in 1981.
    She was a resident of El Paso for over 40 years.  She was a loving,
  caring and generous woman who will be missed by all.
    In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to
  the Franciscan Missions.
  
  The New Republican, March 1, 2002
  
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