OBIT: Romeo M. "Romey" SABELLA, 1974, of interest in Somerset County, PA
  
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  SABELLA
  
  Romeo M. "Romey," 68, 1403 Chestnut Ave., Barnesboro, died Feb. 8,
  1974, at home.  Born May 10, 1905, in Altoona, son of Nicholas and
  Elizabeth (Sembiante) Sabella.  Preceded in death by parents and
  daughter, Dolly.  Survived by widow, former Carmella Kelly
  (Caliguri), and these daughters:  Elizabeth "Honey," wife of Louis
  Chervenak, Jennerstown; Mary Lou "Tootsie,: at home; Dolores, wife of
  Harold R. Hoover, Patton RD; Carolyn "Chubby," wife of Daniel Ceccoli,
  Butler; Theresa "Terry," wife of John Golias, Johnstown; also four
  grandchildren.  Brother of James, Armond, Anthony and Mrs. Julia
  Mastran, all of Barnesboro; Mrs. Bernice Lippolis and Mrs. Sandy
  Veccaro, both of Vandergrift; Carmen, Cherry Tree; Atty. William and
  Robert, both of Miami; and Mrs. Mae Agnello, Johnstown.  Former
  secretary of Local Union 617, UMWA, and member of Local 1269, UMWA,
  Bakerton.  Member of Barnesboro Sons of Italy.  Long record of
  employment for Barnes & Tucker and Sterling Coal companies.  Retired
  employe of State Department of Environmental Resources, Bureau of
  Mines.  Friends were received Saturday and Sunday at James J. Long
  Funeral Home Barnesboro where prayer service was held at 8 p.m.
  Sunday.  A Concelebrated White Mass was said at Our Lady of Mount
  Carmel Catholic Church in Barnesboro Father Joseph Zuinn, T.O.R. was
  Principal Celebrant.  Father Mark Reifel, T.O.R. of Holy Name Church
  in Ebensburg and Father John Golias of St. Stephen's Church in
  Cambria City, Johnstown assisted.  Father Sylvester Bendzella of
  Central City also participated in the Mass.  The choir of St.
  Stephen's Church in Cambria City directed by Sister Matthew, Organist
  sang the Mass.  Three of the grandchildren Dana and Michael Hoover and
  Angela Ceccoli presented the gifts at the Altar at the eucharist of
  the Mass.  Pallbearers were employees of the Department of
  Environmental Resources: Frank Skupien, Jack Domenick, Bob Garanich,
  Pete Spinelli, Roger Weyandt, Ron Lightner.  Interment was Monday,
  February 11, 1974 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Cemetery.
  
  
  Daily American, 19 February 1974
  
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