OBIT: Donald A. WILLIAMS, 1997, native of Somerset County, PA
  
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    Donald A. Williams, 56, Kittanning Township, Armstrong County, died
  Jan. 30, 1997, in Veterans Administration Hospital, Pittsburgh.  Born
  Sept. 7, 1940, in Jenners, son of Arthur J. and Ethel (Reckner)
  Williams.  Survived by wife, the former Suella Gober; parents, of
  Stoystown; three daughters, Rebecca S. Williams, Kittanning; Mrs.
  David A. (Deborah A.) Reefer, Kittanning; and Mrs. Robert J.
  (Elizabeth) Hepfl Jr., Adrian RD 1; one brother, Larry Williams,
  Boswell; one sister, Mrs. Joseph (Judith Ann) DeBlase, Boswell;
  grandchildren, Tabitha R. Reefer, Derrick A. Reefer, Sarah D. Hepfl
  and Robert J. Hepfl III; several nieces and nephews.  Graduate of
  Boswell High School in 1958.  Owner operator of Don's Rt. 422 Auto
  Sales near Kittanning for three years.  Had been manager of the
  Kittanning Jamesway department store and district manager of Jamesway
  for New Jersey, Pennsyvlania, New York and Ohio for 27 years. 
  Previously served as a department manager for J.C. Penney store in
  Somerset in 1966 and had been employed by the former Highway
  Supermarket in Ferrellton.  Veteran of the Vietnam War.  Received
  Good Conduct Medal.  Member of the Pa. Auto Dealers Association, past
  president of K.E.S.S. Little League Association and a past member of
  Kittanning Rotary Club.  Actively attended Christian Missionary
  Alliance Church of Route 422, Kittanning.  Friends received from 2-4
  and 7-9 p.m. Sunday at Bauer Funeral Home, Kittanning.  Visitation
  from noon to 1 p.m. the time of service, Monday at Christian
  Missionary Alliance Church.  Rev. Ronald Lithgow and Rev. Wesley V.
  Myers officiating.  Interment Kittanning Cemetery.
  
  Daily American, February 1, 1997
  
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