OBIT: William F. SHAULIS, Sr., 2001, native of Somerset County, PA
  
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  SHAULIS
  
  William F. Shaulis Sr., 74, of Grasonville, Md., died Sept. 1, 2001
  at Anne Arundel Medical Center of cancer.  He was born July 24, 1927
  in Somerset.  He is preceded in death by a daughter Rose R.
  Stevens.  He is survived by his wife, Emily M. Shaulis.  They would
  have been married 55 years on October 14.  He is also survived by a
  son, William F. Shaulis, Jr. of Centreville, Md., three daughters:
  Sandra K. Shaulis of Annapolis, Md.; Ella M. Angstadt of Columbia,
  Md. and Wilma L. Phoebus of Brandywine, Md.  One brother, James
  Shaulis of New Jersey, four sisters: Evelyn Mack of Ohio, Betty
  Hamer, Mary Enos, and Emma Moore all of Pa.  Twelve grandchildren and
  fifteen great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.  He worked
  for David W. Taylor Research & Development (DWTNSRDC) in Annapolis,
  Md. as a test mechanic until his retirement in 1990.  After moving to
  the Eastern Shore in 1984, Mr. Shaulis went to work for "Big Daddy's"
  Texaco in Chester, Md. where he worked for the last 16 years.  He was
  a past member of the Moose Lodge in Annapolis, Md. before moving to
  Grasonville, Md.  He held the office of governor two times and
  secretary three times and belonging to the fellowship.  Mr. Shaulis
  loved gardening and made beautiful wood art.  He also enjoyed raising
  his chickens (150).  People came from all over to get eggs. 
  Visitation from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the John M. Taylor
  Funeral Home, Inc., 147 Duke of Gloucester St., Annapolis, Md., where
  funeral service will be held at 9:30 a.m. Friday.  Immediately
  following service, burial will be at the Md. Veterans Cemetery,
  Crownsville, Md.
  
  Daily American, September 5, 2001
  
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