OBIT: Donald Jay SARVER, 1998, native of Somerset County, PA
  
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  SARVER
  
    Donald Jay Sarver, 69, St. Thomas, died Nov. 13, 1998, at
  Chambersburg Hospital.  Born June 13, 1929, in Listie.  Preceded in
  death by parents, Edward H. and Jennie (Watkins) Sarver; two sisters
  Pearle Foust and Luella M. Kimmel; and five brothers, Glenn, Russell,
  Howard, Robert and George Sarver.  Survived by his wife, former
  Johanna Mayak, whom he married on July 11, 1954; and these children,
  Kathy Leese and Donald E. Sarver, both of Chambersburg; two
  granddaughters, Jennifer Sarver of Greencastle; and Ashley Belin of
  Edenville; three sisters, Theda Bertoldi of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio;
  Elsie Ankeny of Somerset; Louise Speelman of Friedens; and one
  brother, Guy D. Sarver of Friedens.  From 1961 to 1965 he worked at
  the U.S. Naval Shipyard in Brooklyn, N.Y.  Upon its closing he
  transferred to Letterkenny Army Depot, where he worked until his
  retirement in January 1988.  He retired as a supervisor of Depot
  facilities in charge of roads and grounds.  Since his retirement he
  has been employed by Oliver Oil Co. as a part-time cashier at their
  Wayne Avenue facility.  Navy veteran of Korean War, serving from
  1948-52.  He attended Corpus Christi Catholic Church in
  Chambersburg.  Member of the Landis McLeaf Marine Corp League in
  Chambersburg, where he was a lifetime member and the American Legion
  in Greencastle.  Funeral service will be at 10 a.m., Tuesday at the
  Kelso-Cornelius Funeral Home Inc., 6492 L.W.W., St. Thomas, Pa., with
  the Rev. Daniel Lawler officiating.  Family will receive friends from
  7 to 9 p.m. Monday at the funeral home.  The door is open from 2 to 9
  p.m. for the convenience of friends.  Internment, Corpus Christi
  Cemetery.
  
  Daily American, November 16, 1998
  
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