OBIT: Pauline Louise (MUSSER) POORBAUGH WILKERSON, 2003, Somerset, Somerset County, PA
  
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  POORBAUGH-WILKERSON
  
  Pauline Louise Poorbaugh-Wilkerson, 82, of Somerset, died March 23,
  2003 at Hilton Head Regional Medical Center, Hilton Head, S.C.  Born
  May 24, 1920, in the village of Roxbury Stonycreek Township, the
  daughter of Lewis H. and Sadie E. (Boyer) Musser.  Preceded in death
  by parents:  first husband Ralph Arthur Poorbaugh Jr. who died Oct.
  19, 1976; brother:  Lee M. Musser and four sisters:  Mildred Yoder,
  Elsie Kimmel, Mabel Engle and Mary Knepper.  Survived by husband
  Clinton Elliott Wilkerson; children:  Craig A. Poorbaugh of Mount
  Pleasant; James G. Poorbaugh married to the former Susan Carmany of
  Aiken, S.C.; stepdaughter Mrs. Dennis R. (Peggy L.) Beatty of
  Atlanta, Ga.; one grandson Adam Poorbaugh of Lincoln, Neb.  Member of
  Trinity Lutheran Church and its Bykota Circle.  A 1939 graduate of
  Shanksville Township High School, 1943 graduate of Indiana State
  Teachers College where she received a bachelor's degree.  Former
  board member of the Children's Aid Home, Somerset Auxiliary of the
  Johnstown Symphony Orchestra, Somerset Garden Club, longest patron
  and active season ticket holder of the Mountain Playhouse, also
  patron of Laurel Arts.  Friends received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
  Thursday at the Hauger-Zeigler Funeral Home.  A service will be
  conducted at 11 a.m. Friday at Trinity Lutheran Church, Somerset,
  with Rev. Robert L. Hoover Jr., sr. pastor, and Rev. Susan H. Yatta,
  pastor, officiating.  Interment in Jefferson Memorial Park,
  Pittsburgh, Pa.  Family suggests memorial contributions to the
  Childrens Aid Home of Somerset County, 1476 North Center Ave.,
  Somerset, Pa. 15501.
  
  Daily American, March 26, 2003
  
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