OBIT: Clarence H. RODDY, 2008, Somerset, Somerset County, PA
  
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  RODDY, Clarence H.  02/17/08  Daily American
  
    Clarence H. Roddy, 77, Somerset, went to be with the Lord, Feb. 15, 2008. Born April
  29, 1930, in Gray, the son of the late Morris and Nora (Meyers) Roddy. Also preceded in
  death by his wife, Rachel (Watkins) Roddy; sisters, Ethel Roddy, Ruth Roddy, Mary
  William, Edna Black; brother, John D. Roddy; and grandson, Bradley Meyers. Survived by
  son, David C. (Roddy) Ream and wife, Debbie, Portage; and a daughter, Joyce Meyers and
  husband, Paul, Somerset; grandchildren, Benjamin Meyers and wife, Emily, Piscataway,
  N.J.; Melissa Meyers, Somerset; Gregory Ream and wife, Theresa, Loretto; Holly Karageanes
  and husband, Ronald, Johnstown; and David Ream, Pittsburgh; two great-grandchildren, Tyler
  and Abby; sisters, Dorothy Hartman, Windber; and Bernadine Sterner and husband, Warren,
  Rockwood; and brother, James Roddy and wife, Sue, Dayton, Ohio. Member of Somerset
  Alliance Church and life member of VFW Post 554, the American Legion, Jenner Rod & Gun
  Club and UMWA Local 1742, with 50 years of membership. Retired from G.M. & W. Coal Co.,
  having been a coal miner and farmer most of his life. He was a U.S. Army veteran of the
  Korean War, operating engineers, aviation battalion, having served in England. He enjoyed
  reading his Bible, talking to friends and giving out "goodies" to others. Friends received
  from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Monday in the Robert H. Halverson Funeral Home, Somerset,
  where service will be held 10:30 a.m. Tuesday. The Rev. James E. Vandervort officiating.
  Interment in Mizpah Cemetery. Somerset County Honor Guard will conduct military rites.