OBIT: Thomas H. SHEELER, 2001, Jenners, Somerset County, PA
  
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  SHEELER
  
    Thomas H. Sheeler, 60, of High Street, Jenners, died Aug. 7, 2001
  at Windber Hospice.  Born March 24, 1941 in Jenners.  Son of Elmer E.
  and Florence M. (Ludy) Sheeler.  Preceded in death by parents; sister,
  Phyllis Gohn; brothers, George and Robert and Gert's granddaughter,
  Lisa Eppley.  Survived by wife, the former Mary "Gert" G. (Costic)
  Eppley; Gert's sons, Craig S. Eppley, married to the former Roxann
  (Sipe) Greeley, Somerset; Gregg "Butch" A. Eppley of New Castle; and
  Douglas M. Eppley, married to the former Michelle Meyers,
  Jennerstown; Gert's grandchildren: Nichole Hampe, Justin, Jill and
  Zachary Eppley; and special nephew, Rick Sheeler of Friedens. 
  Brother of Edna Sheeler, Somerset; Dwight, married to the former
  Dorothy Ogline, Somerset; Mary Jean "Toots," married to Daniel
  Truscott, Boswell RD; and William, married to former Sandy Ginger of
  Jenners.  1959 graduate of the former J.B.J. Joint Schools,
  Boswell.  Army veteran of the Vietnam War.  Member of the American
  Legion Post 461, Boswell; New Baltimore Sportsmen's Association;
  Jenner Rod and Gun Club and Laborers International Union of North
  America Local 910.  Retired employee of Somerset Steel Erection. 
  Friends received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Hoffman
  Funeral Home, Main Street, Boswell, where service will be held at 11
  a.m. Friday.  The Rev. Michael A. Dunlap officiating. Interment,
  Christ Casebeer Cemetery.  In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions
  may be sent to the Regional Hospice at Windber, 600 Somerset Avenue,
  Windber, Pa., 15963.  Graveside Military Rite by Menoher Post 155 VFW.
  
  Daily American, August 9, 2001