OBIT: Carmen A. TROVATO, 1995, Windber, Somerset County, PA
  
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  TROVATO
  
  Carmen A. Trovato, 65, of Windber died Jan. 23, 1995, at Lee Hospital,
  Johnstown.  Born Aug. 9, 1929, in Johnstown.  Son of Rosario and Josephine
  (Casa11a) Trovato.  Preceded in death by parents.  Survived by his wife of 44
  years, the former Pearl J. Lorenc, and these children: Cynthia, wife of
  Larry Hudson, Windber; Susan Lorene, Herndon, Va.; Carmen A. Jr., married
  to the former Connie Spinos, Windber.  Also grandchildren Jennifer Purbaugh,
  David and Lisa Trovato and great-grandson Angelo Purbaugh.  Brother of
  Josephine Coppola, George, married to the former Valerie Yurcevich, Mary
  Ann, wife of Patrick Romano, and Rosalie, wife of Vincent Saccone, all of
  Johnstown.  Retired supervisors in the former freight car division of
  Bethlehem Steel.  Former member of Windber Borough Council, having served
  six years.  Founding member of Windber Community Building Board on which he
  served five years.  Served four years on the Somerset County Redevelopment
  Authority.  President of the Windber Library Board.  Member and past
  president of Windber FOE 1633 and current district director for FOE
  District 6.  Member of the board of directors of Somerset County RSVP.
  Member and past president of Windber Polish Education Association.  Member
  of St. Casimir Society, Windber VFW Post 4795 and member of St. John
  Cantius Ushers Club.  Member of St. John Cantius Catholic Church, Windber,
  where funeral Mass will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday.  The Rev. Leonard E.
  Voytek officiating.  Interment, church cemetery.  Friends received 7-9 p.m.
  Tuesday and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday at the William Kisiel Funeral Home,
  Windber, where vigil service will be held Wednesday afternoon.  In lieu of
  flowers, Carmen requests that donations be made to the Windber Public
  Library or St. John Cantius Building Fund.
  
  Daily American, January 24, 1995
  
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