OBIT: Sara J. (DILL) YOUNG, 2004, Hollsopple, Somerset County, PA
  
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  SARA J. (DILL) YOUNG

  Sara J. (Dill) Young, 63, of Somerset Pike, Hollsopple RD, went home to be
  with the Lord March 17, 2004, at the Regional Hospice, Windber.  Born July
  29, 1940, in Johnstown, daughter of the late Steve "Hard Rock" and Margaret
  (Telenko) Dill.  Survived by husband of 43 years William L.; children William
  D., married to Patricia Drumetski, Yardley, the Rev. Frank R., Somerset
  Pike, Patricia L., married to Daniel Smith, Baltimore, Md., Catherine M.,
  married to Gregory Conjelko, Windber, and Annette L., married to Paul
  Hofecker, Somerset Pike; and grandchildren Josh Smith and Billy and Georgia
  Young.  Sister of Stephen Dill of Georgia, Margaret Lefchick, Richland
  Township, Susan Shaffer, Birdsboro, Cathy Hartless, Jennerstown, and George
  Dill, Davidsville.  A 1958 graduate of Conemaugh Township Area High School,
  Davidsville.  Member of St. Anne Catholic Church, Davidsville, and also
  attended Tire Hill Church of the Brethren, where she participated in Bible
  study.  Enjoyed daily prayers to our Lord and was a devoted and loving wife,
  mother and grandmother.  Also enjoyed spending time in her kitchen, where she
  cooked and baked for family and friends.  Was a true friend to all who knew
  her.  Friends will be received from 1 to 3 and 6 to 8 p.m. Friday and from
  noon until the time of service, 1 p.m. Saturday, at Hoffman Funeral Home,
  Rt. 403 and Church Road, Davidsville.  Her brother-in-law the Rev. John B.
  Shaffer officiating.  Entombment Grandview Mausoleum.  In lieu of flowers,
  memorials to Regional Hospice 600 Somerset Ave. Windber, Pa. 15963 or to
  New Day Inc., 109 South Street, Johnstown, Pa., 15901 would be appreciated.
  
   03/19/2004 Daily American