OBIT: James R. WEBRECK, 2002, Berlin, Somerset County, PA
  
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  WEBRECK
  
  James R. Webreck, 73, Berlin, died Aug. 26, 2002 at Somerset
  Hospital.  Born March 21, 1929 in Brothersvalley Township, he was the
  son of Robert D. and Lula (Leydig) Webreck.  He was preceded in death
  by his parents.  He is survived by his wife of 52 years, Barby
  (Coughenour) Webreck; children, Sandra, married to Martin Grenke,
  Fairhope, James R. Jr., married to the former Pamela Landis,
  Somerset, Margie, married to James P. Zorn, Tawnya, married to
  Richard Zorn, Tina, married to Albert Foy, all of Berlin;
  grandchildren, Christopher Grenke and wife Rene, Dawnyel Grenke,
  Heather Grenke and fiance Matthew Foor, Shawn Grenke, Erin and Andrew
  Webreck, Jenna and Samuel Zorn, Jeremy and Jacob Zorn, Joshua and
  Jeremiah Foy; brothers, William and wife Bernie, Richard and wife
  Rose Ann, both of Berlin; brothers-in-law, Donald and wife Carol
  Coughenour, Newark, Del., Carl and wife Betty Coughenour, Hollsopple,
  and faithful companion "Spike."  He Was a self-employed farmer and a
  retired postmaster, last working in the Fairhope and Hyndman post
  offices.  He was a member, former deacon, treasurer and Sunday school
  teacher at Trinity United Church of Christ, Berlin.  A Navy veteran of
  World War II.  Member and past commander of American Legion Harry
  Fisher Post 445, Berlin, Hyndman Lodge 589 F & AM, Scottish Rite,
  Cumberland; Berlin Fireman's Association; former 4-H leader and
  graduate of Berlin High School class of 1946.  He enjoyed gardening,
  reading, crossword puzzles, and watching his grandchildren in
  sporting events.  Family will receive friends from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9
  p.m. Tuesday at Deaner Funeral Home, Berlin, where a service will be
  held at 2 p.m. Wednesday with Rev. James Hughes officiating. 
  Interment with military honors provided by the Berlin Legion and VFW
  in Berlin IOOF Cemetery.  Family requests that memorial contributions
  be sent to Trinity United Church of Christ, PO Box 86, Berlin. Pa.
  15530.
  
  Daily American, August 22, 2002
  
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