OBIT: Margaret Louise "Peggy" (REILEY) STUMPF, 1998, Somerset, Somerset County, PA
  
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  STUMPF
  
    Margaret Louise "Peggy" Stumpf, 78, Somerset, died Sept. 19, 1998
  at Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center, Johnstown.  Born Jan. 22, 1920
  in Brownsville, Pa., daughter of Henry Baker Reiley Sr., and Naomi G.
  (Kessler) Reiley.  Preceded in death by parents; and brothers, Henry
  Baker Reiley Jr.; John "Jack" Reiley; James M. Reiley and William
  Reiley.  Survived by husband, Hans Walter Stumpf, to whom she was
  married 48 years and these children:  Mrs. Anthony (Gretchen)
  Pontarelli of Temecula, Calif.; Mrs. Robert (Susannah, "Sudi")
  Cooper, West Borough, Mass.; Mrs. Robert (Johanna "Joni") Hafley,
  Yorktown, Va.; John A. Stumpf, Somerset; Peter A. Stumpf, married to
  the former Julie O'Hara, Pittsburgh; and Michael Stumpf, married to
  the former Jennifer Wilson, Gloucester, Point, Va.; nine
  grandchildren.  Sister of Mrs. Elizabeth Kimble of Sequim, Wash.; and
  Mrs. Joseph V. (Ruth) Baum, Howard, Ohio.  Member of Calvary United
  Methodist Church and Johnstown Symphony Orchestra Auxiliary; 1937
  graduate of Somerset High School; received honorary B.A. from
  Allegheny College.  Writer and co-owner of Sentinel Printing Co.  No
  viewing or visitation.  Memorial service will be conducted at 2 p.m.
  Saturday at Calvary United Methodist Church, Somerset.  The Rev.
  Raymond E. Lyon officiating.  Interment, Husband Cemetery. 
  Contributions to Mary S. Biesecker Public Library Children's Book
  Room, 230 S. Rosina Ave., Somerset, Pa., 15501 or Johnstown Symphony
  Orchestra Auxiliary, Somerset Branch, c/o Frances Langley, 320 Davis
  Ave., Somerset, Pa., 15501. Arrangements by Hauger-Zeigler Funeral
  Home, Somerset.  There will be a gathering of friends and family at 4
  p.m. Saturday, the Inn at Georgian Place.
  
  Daily American, September 21, 1998
  
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