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Portraits would become her specialty, and she painted portraits of family members for years. She even painted a portrait of herself which won her a prize in the Pittsburgh Art Show. Born September 30, 1924, Beatrice "Bea" Imogene Scheeren grew up as a part of the greatest generation. She was the daughter of the late Warren Everett and Ethel Toy. As a 1942 Kittanning High School graduate, the country was still at war, and FDR was president.
Thank you so much for your kindness & compassion during our difficult time. We deeply appreciate all of the help you gave us and your caring & concern. Your staff is truly professional and was a great comfort to us. Additional visitation will be from 10 AM until the time of funeral services at 11 AM on Monday, November 29, 2021, at the funeral home, with Kelli Connolly officiating.
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John married the love of his life, Beverly, on July 25,1950 and they spent 61 years together raising their five children. John retired from PPG Industries in June 1987 after 30 years of service. He worked as a maintenance man and truly loved his job. He was a contractor and did many roofing jobs with his son Randy. An avid motorcycle enthusiast, one of John’s favorite past times was riding his Honda Goldwing and taking trips across the U.S. with his son, Dennis. John was always there to lend a hand to anyone who needed his help.
Surviving are her husband of 28 years, Adam Richard; a son, Logan Richard, Kittanning, PA ... Pastor Mike Coleman, of the Edgewood Baptist Church, will officiate. Thank you for the excellent and professional job you did for Ron's funeral.
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"Patty" Barnett, whom he married on March 11, 1966. Sonny owned and operated Allegheny Heat Treatment for more than 20 years. He enjoyed socializing with friends, golfing and NASCAR racing. He was preceded in death by his parents; his daughter, Gretchen Michele Moss, who died on May 7, 1993; and a brother, Sidney S. Moss, who died on Oct. 27, 2015.
Additional visitation will be held on Saturday, June 27, 2020 at the funeral home from 10 AM until the time of funeral service at 11 AM with the Rev. Michael Bobbitt officiating. Arlene was preceded in death by her parents; a daughter, Kristen Patcyk, who died January 10, 2010; and two brothers, Andrew George "Butch" Carrano, Jr. and James DeNegris. To each and everyone who did anything to make my mother's funeral go smooth, a big thanks.
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We received many compliments on your services and we would recommend you to everyone. For 60 years Bea called Campbell Hollow her home, and was a longtime member of The First Presbyterian Church of Ford City. She loved keeping a beautiful home, loved to read, was a talented seamstress and enjoyed making some of her own clothes. Mabel was born January 1, 1930, the daughter of Walter and Margaret Nellie Mechling in Kittanning where she lived most of her life. She was formerly employed by Stull Cleaning and later was self-employed as a house keeper who cleaned for Merchants Bank and Good Brothers.
Thank you for all your help with my wife, our mother and grandmother. It gave us peace and reassurance to know that you took such great care of her. We greatly appreciate all that you have done for us. Jennifer, we want to thank you and your staff from the bottom of our heart for making my Mom's Funeral a wonderful experience for our family, my Dad especially as we said good bye to her.
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Arnie will be lovingly remembered as a caregiver who enjoyed taking care of his family and friends. Her faith, trust and love for the Lord were evident to all. She faced a diagnosis of Alzheimer's like all life's changes; she gave it to the Lord knowing he would take care of her.
Everyone worked so hard and compassionately to give my husand and children's father a beautiful send off. Thank you for your kindness, helpfullness and respect during our time of sadness. As overwhelming as things seemed to be, you were there to assist in ways never thought possible. I want to thank you for everything you did, before, during and after dad's passing.
She was born October 30, 1952, at Yale, New Haven, Connecticut, the daughter of Andrew George Carrano, Sr. and Olympia Lucille Carrano. Thank you so much for your thoughtfulness and kindness in helping us through the passing of Wayne. You were so helpful when we made the arrangements. We would like to thank you again for your help and assistance when my mom passed away last month.
In this time of great loss, we appreciated your professionalism, understanding and guidance. Built in 1907 as a private home, this building became a funeral home in 1947 when Amberson C. Bauer purchased it to establish the first Bauer Funeral Home. Modernization of the building has continued over the years but always with the goal of retaining the home's original charm and hospitality. A display and tribute center, offers many options in a wide variety of price ranges, allowing you to create a funeral or memorial service that will honor your loved one in a most personal and unforgettable way. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her brother Robert Toy, son Thomas Frederick and husband Thomas McConnell Scheeren.
You are all a first class operation and I believe dad made a wise choice in selecting your home to perform his funeral arrangements. You made us feel as though we were part of your family; you really did a fantastic job. We so appreciated all that you and the Bauer Family Funeral Services have done for our family.
During her life she worked for 422 Homes , several Real Estate companies, and also became a tax agent for H&R Block until she retired. Her passions were socializing with many friends, and being very active in politics, locally and throughout the state, part of the Democrat State Committee, and committee woman. She was recognized as Armstrong County Business Woman of the Year. She could argue her views with the best of them and convince any one of her point of view if you chose to debate an issue.
June Lukehart
The professionalism of your entire staff was evident throughout and was deeply appreciated by our entire family. For over 70 years, my family has been caring for the community and I am honored to continue the tradition of providing funerals with the greatest attention to compassion, dignity and respect. As a third-generation funeral director, I take pride in the lessons and experience gained by watching my grandfather and father serve our local families. I am honored to help my neighbors by providing meaningful tribute to their loved one's life and I hope you will trust my family to care for yours. Arnie was a member of the First Baptist Church of Kittanning where he served as a church trustee, a Sunday School teacher, and a member of the Outreach Committee.
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