OBIT: Weldon M. "Bob" SANNER, 2000, of interest in Somerset County, PA
  
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  SANNER
  
    Weldon M. "Bob" Sanner, 90, of Connellsville died Jan. 10, 2000 in
  the Highlands Hospital, Connellsville, a son of the late Jacob N. and
  Lucille Dahl Sanner.  In addition to her parents, he was predeceased
  by a brother Leslie Sanner and a sister Goldie, and two half-brothers
  James and Roy Tressler.  He is survived by: his wife of 70 years,
  Gwendolyn F. Wiltrout Sanner; his sons, Arlen R. Sanner and his wife
  Nancy of Connellsville and Terry E. Sanner and his wife Merry of
  Greensburg; his grandchildren Arla Huff and her husband Richard,
  Robert Sanner and his wife Diane, Timothy Sanner and his wife Beth,
  Lynda Prolenski and her husband Duane, and Caerleigh Sanner; his
  great-grandchildren, Lori Basinger, Kelly Huff, Deanna Sanner, Robert
  Sanner Jr., Jared Prolenski, Timothy Sanner Jr., Heath Prolenski, and
  Matthew Sanner, and a great-great-grandchild Ethan Mulhorn, two
  sisters, Nelva Etling and her husband George of Connellsville, and
  Deannie Borden and her husband James of Fla. and a brother Jess "Bud"
  Sanner and his wife Ezzie of Fla.  He was a life-long resident of
  Connellsville and prior to his retirement in 1974, he worked as a
  carman and wreck master for the B&O Railroad for 33 years.  He was a
  member of the First Baptist Church in Connellsville where he had
  served as a Deacon of the church, a choir member and as a Sunday
  school teacher.  Friends will be received from 4 to 9 p.m. Tuesday
  and 2-9 p.m. Wednesday in the Brooks Funeral Home Inc. 111 Green St.,
  Connellsville, where funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday,
  Rev. Larry Hellein officiating.  Interment, Green Ridge Memorial Park,
  Pennsville.
  
  Daily American, January 11, 2000
  
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