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"TT D-6 PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE FRIDAY, APRIL 2 1 2000 mm STATE Bus service to extend into Butler County Mfiyor lashes out ailicad of city's historic foundation MURPHY FROM PAGE B-l with existing merchants. Proponents of that plan, including the Golden Triangle Community Development Corp. and three City Council members, have said $224 million in private dollars would support the program, but the investors haven't been publicly identified. In comments to be broadcast on the weekly news show at 11 am. Sunday on KDKA-TV Murphy said Main Street proponents haven't put "one dollar of private investment on the table.

And we have, on the other hand, over $400 million of private investment from one of the most respected developers in the country, Urban Retail Properties." Murphy then launched into his criticism of Ziegler and the foundation's $23 million sale of the Lawrence Paint building and surrounding Station Square property to Harrah's Casinos and Forest City Enterprises of Cleveland. Forest City has since bought out most of Harrah's stake, but the casino has an option until 2007 to develop the property if the state Legislature legalizes riverboat gambling. Ziegler was unavailable for comment, but the foundation's director of operations, Cathy Broucek, said the group worked for years on its own and with Forest City to renovate and save the paint company building, and met with Murphy to tell him of their plans. Forest City has since decided rehabilitating the building would be too costly. Broucek said the foundation's record on behalf of preservation at Station Square and elsewhere "speaks for itself" and called Murphy's claims about Ziegler "horrendous." "It amazes me that if Ziegler expresses an opinion, it engenders a personal attack.

That's very discouraging," she said. Murphy guessed his plan has a "50-50" chance of getting City Council approval next month. "This is about the political will. This is about whether we as a community have the will to put Pittsburgh in a global, competitive position," he said. turphy's Market Place at Fifth and Forbes proposal would demolish more than 60 buildings in the heart of the Downtown business district and replace them with upscale shops, restaurants and theaters.

About a dozen facades of old buildings would be saved. Murphy unveiled his proposal in the fall. It has been approved by three city agencies, and City Council likely Jibld final deliberations in the next few weeks. In. February, the Pittsburgh History Landmarks Tbiindatibn released an alternative plan that was similar to" the' mayor's plan with new shops, housing and the need for taking properties by eminent domain but wdiild raze only 38 properties and add a building in Mar- ket Square, among other differences.

But more recently Ziegler has joined in calls for an in- "Main Street" approach to revitalizing the corridor, which would preserve properties and work next month. The buses won't start running to and from Cranberry until September so schedules and stops can be finalized and so union drivers have an opportunity to select their routes as provided in their labor agreement The state Department of Public Welfare and Federal Transit Administration are each providing $1 million, with $276,000 earmarked for the Beaver County Transit Authority for service it plans to inaugurate to Cranberry through the Ohio River Valley corridor. The Three Rivers Workforce Investment Board, a Pittsburgh-based organization that aims linking employers and employees, estimated as many as 700 jobs requiring little technical skill but with pay above minimum wage are available in Cranberry. The one-way cash fare from Downtown to Butler County is expected to be $1.95 to $2.30. Bell suggested some Cranberry area employers looking to fill vacancies "might want to subsidize jobs by buying transit passes" that reduce the cost of commuting and provide tax benefits under a special employer program.

Where top executives answer to you. Sunday Business Jlittflbargl) JJout-tfia icttc Stay Posted. OBITUARIES Navy veteran of WW II; a 50 year member of the New Kensington Musical Society, Local 630 Americans Federation of Musicians. Visitation Thursday 7-9 pm and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 pm at the VINCENT V. RODG-ERS FUNERAL HOME, 805 Pennsylvania Irwin, PA 15642 where funeral services will be held on Saturday at 1 pm with the Rev.

Shawn Lyons officiating. Interment Plum Creek Cemetery. KOSSLER ANNE A. Age 91, on Tuesday, April 18, 2000; beloved wife of the late Edward L. Kossler; loving mother of Maureen Luber, Patricia Knavish, Judith Calabrese, James Kossler and Christine Keith; also survived by 15 grandchildren and 9 greatgrandchildren.

Friends received on Thursday, 7-9 and Friday 2-4 and 7-9pm at PAUL L. HENNEY MEMORIAL CHAPEL INC. 5570 Library Rd, BETHEL PARK, where a Blessing Service will be held on Saturday atlOam. Interment will follow atSt. Martin's Cemetery.

Ambridge as payment equivalent to a base fare. BCTA also would honor weekly and monthly Port Authority passes as a base fare. The agreements with the Westmoreland and Beaver county transit agencies are to go into effect May 1 for a one-year trial. All three systems will retain the revenue they collect from selling transfers. Riders using buses beyond base zones will have to pay the difference.

Port Authority Chief Executive Officer Paul Skoutelas viewed the agreements as a precursor to developing a 25-year regional transportation plan over the next two years. "These are our transportation partners," he said. "We need to work with surrounding counties to promote transportation initiatives and improve access that benefits all of us." Port Authority has operated limited service into Westmoreland and Beaver counties since 1964, when 34 private bus lines were amalgamated into Allegheny County's publicly supported transit system. The new "13 series" bus service to Cranberry is its first foray into another county since then. 1 The Butler County commissioners are expected to authorize the Port Authority's service expansion War.

Friends received at the BRUS-CO-FALVO FUNERAL HOME, 214 Virginia Mt. Washington. Due to the Easter Holy Week schedule, a Blessing Service will be held at the funeral home on Saturday at 12 noon. Visitations will be held on Thursday Friday 1-9 pm. McCarthy LOUISE F.

Age 82 of Mt. Lebanon, on Wednesday, April 19, 2000, beloved wife of the late Cornelius Stephen McCarthy; loving mother of Mary Stephen Martin V. and Martha A. McCarthy; sister of Constance Griffin; grandmother of Stephen Katie Laura C. and Andrew C.

McCarthy. Mrs. McCarthy was an early graduate of the Baccalaureate Program at Du-quesne University School of Nursing. She dedicated her life to Nursing Education working for Mercy Hospital for over 15 years and was a Nurse for St. Bernard School.

After her retirement she was a volunteer instructor for the American Literacy Council. Friends received Friday 3-5 7-9 p.m. at BEINHAUER, 2630 West Liberty Pittsburgh, (412)531-4000 where a blessing service will be held Saturday at 9:30 a.m. Entombment Queen of Heaven Cemetery. Family suggests memorial contributions to Duquesne University School of Nuring, CO Dean Mary de Chesnay, 600 Forbes Pittsburgh, PA 15282.

Woodruff Family Services, LLP. McGARRITY RITA B. (SCHUCK) Age 73, on Tuesday, April 18, 2000, of Swissvale, wife of the late Richard mother of Susan and her husband John Burch of VA, Richard and his wife Linda of Penn Hills, and Russell of Swissvale; grandmother, of Jennifer Clark, Heather Tolson, Michael Fulmer and Ryan McGarrity; great-grandmother of Joshua Tolson; sister of Marie Scott of Bloomfield; daughter in-law of Vivian McGarrity; loving sister in-law of Joan Gardell, Pat Granny, Betty Bitner; also nieces and nephews. She will also be missed by her dog and companion, Molly. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9pm Saturday and Sunday at the THOMAS L.

NIED FUNERAL HOME, INC. 7441 Washington Swissvale. Mass of Christian Burial, Monday, 11am, Word of God Parish, St. Anselm Church, Swissvale. MENDICINO PATRICK "BANJO" Of Sewickley, at home on April 20, 2000; husband of Betty Maruna; father of Peter Allen of Pittsburgh and Patrick of Sewickley; brother of Anthony of FL, Ross and Albert of Sewickley.

Friends received Friday 2-9 pm at the RICHARD D. COLE FUNERAL HOME, 328 Beaver Sewickley where a blessing service will be held on Sat. at 10 am. I nterment Sewickley Cemetery. NADALIN ROBERT J.

PhD. Age 77, of Penn Hills, on Tuesday, April 18, 2000, beloved husband of Margaret (Grandill) Nadalin; father of John M. (and wife Jo Anne) Nadalin of Evergreen, CO and Richard R. Nadaline of Chicago, IL. After graduating from Ohio State University in 1943 with a BS Degree in Chemistry he was hired to work on The Manhattan Project in Tonawan-da, NY; after WWII he returned to Ohio State and earned a PhD.

in Chemistry; he was a mamberof Phi Lambda Upsilon Sigma Xi Honorary Chemical Societies and Pi Kappa Alpha Social Fraternity. He worked for Westinghouse Research in Churchill Boro for 27 years as a Senior Research Chemist and was credited with a number of Patents Publications. He was a former Chairman of the Society of Analyti1 cal Chemists of Pittsburgh and was active in the Pittsburgh Chemist Club, the American Chemical Society and the Pgh. Conference on Analytical Chemistry and Applied Spectroscopy. Friends received Satur- BUSES FROM PAGE B-l fastest-growing job centers, as part of a state-subsidized "welfare to work" program.

Buses would travel nonstop, via Interstate 79 and Interstate 279. The route would be useful to commuters, too, since the transit agency would take over a 106-space park-n-ride lot now owned by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation in Marshall, off 1-79 at Brush Creek and Warrendale-Bayne roads. Extending and restructuring the existing 13A North Hills Express route so those buses, too, would serve the same stops in Butler County as the new 13K route, including Cranberry Mall. Authorizing an agreement whereby the Port Authority and Westmoreland County Transit Authority would accept transfers from each other's system in New Kensington as payment equivalent to a base fare, thereby making transit more convenient and attractive for riders. Authorizing an agreement whereby the Port Authority and Beaver County Transit Authority would accept transfers from each other's systems in Aliquippa and sister of Ruth Tutek; also the late Allison Plutt.

Visitation Friday 2-9 pm and Saturday 9-11 am at STEPHEN M. BRADY FUNERAL HOME, 920 Cedar Ave. at Tripoli St. (Across from All. Gen.

Hosp.) Funeral Blessing Friday evening. LYNN SARAH G. Age 79, of Wellsburg, WV, formerly of Jefferson Heights Road, Penn Hills, PA, died Wednesday, April 18, 2000 at Valley Haven Geriatric Center, Beech Bottom, WV. She was born November 8, 1920 in Mitchell, Indiana, daughter of the late William and Craigie Quigley Coleman. She was Presbyterian by faith, a homemaker, and mother; Surviving are, her husband, William "Jack" Lynn, at home; one son, William and his wife, Carol J.

Lynn, Wellsburg, WV; one sister, Helen Fletcher, Mitchell, IN. Friends will be received April 20, 2000 from 7-9 pm. and April 21, 2000 from 2-4 7-9 pm at the CHAMBERS FUNERAL HOME, 1030 Main St. Wellsburg, WV where funeral services will be held, April 22, 2000 at 11:00 am with Rev. Arby Conn Officiating.

Interment to follow in Franklin Cemetery, Wellsburg, WV. LYONS JOHN P. (RED) On Wednesday, April 19, 2000, John P. (Red) Lyons, age 82, of Mc-Kees Rocks; beloved husband of Sara C. (Green) Lyons; father of John K.

Lyons, Rev. James M. Lyons and Nancy A. Lvons-Rzeznik; grandfather of Amy, Patrick, Jennifer, Jamie, Michael and Lauren; also survived by 4 greatgrandchildren; brother of the late Beatrice Wimler and Patricia Gol-lick. Friends welcome at MCDER-MOTT FUNERAL HOME, 334 Forest Grove Kennedy Twp.

(Family owned operated since 1886) Saturday, 7-9 pm and Sunday, 2-4 8. 7-9 pm. Funeral Monday. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Malachy Church at 12 noon.

MALONEY ROBERT P. Age 68, on Wednesday, April 19, 2000, of Swissvale; beloved husband of 33 years to Marguerita Killeen; father of William R. of Swissvale and Suzanne Moloney Briggs and her husband Tony of Forest Hills; grandfather of Lily; brother of Helen Sawyer of TX, Edward Moloney of Pittsburgh's South Hills, Catherine Moloney of Pittsburgh's South Hills and the late James, John, Joseph, Regis and William; nephew of Margaret E. Moloney; also nieces and nephews. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 pm Saturday and Sunday at the THOMAS L.

NIED FUNERAL HOME, INC. 7441 Washington Swissvale. Mass Monday at 9 am St. Anselm Church, Word of God Parish. Memorials to Word of God Grade School Tuition Fund, 7436 McClure Swiss-valle, PA 15218.

MARINO ANTHONY 'TONY' On Tuesday, April 18, 2000, husband of the late Doris; father of Nicholas (Nancy) Marino of Philadelphia, Anthony II of FL, James (Karen) Marino of Pgh. 8 Lori Haley of KY; brother of Rafaella Cife-lli, Theresa Pugliano Joseph Marino; son of the late Nicholas 8. Mary Ruggiero Marino; also survived by one grandchild many nieces nephews. Tony was the the original 'Singing' Bartender at the former Viking Restaurant Lounge on Banksville Rd. He worked at various hotels most recently for the Allegheny Club 8 the Igloo Club.

Mr. Marino served in the U.S. Navy during World War II the Korean 7 day only 2-4 7-9 p.m. at CHARLES W. TRENZ, FUNERAL DIRECTOR PRE-NEED COUNSELOR.

11110 Frankstown Road, Penn Hills. There will be no visitations Easter Sunday. Funeral Mass of Christian burial in St. Bartholomew Church, Monday 10 a.m. Friends please meet at the Church.

Contributions may be made to The National Kidney Foundation. OGURCHAK JOSEPH P. Of Glassport, Age 86, died April 19, 2000 Jefferson Hospital. He was the son of the late Andrew and Anna Shimko Ogurchak. A retired Foreman, Copperweld, Glassport.

First wife the late Erma Kola Ogurchak; survived by his wife Rita Will Stein Ogurchak; one sister, Bertha Stevens; nieces and nephews. Visitation 2-9 WOJCIECHOWSKI FUNERAL HOME, 640 Vermont Glassport. Blessing Service will take place 11 :00 am at the Funeral Home. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Port Vue. OLSON GUNNARW.

On Wednesday, April 19, 2000, of Swissvale, WWII Army Veteran; husband of the late Terry Gesualdo Olson; father of June Rodgers of Oakton, VA, Janice Olson of Swissvale; grandfather of Stephanie Alexis Rodgers; brother of Freda Harvey, Gertrude Olson and the late Arnold Olson; also nieces and nephews. NO VISITATION. Friends may gather at the THOMAS L. NIED FUNERAL HOME, INC. 7441 Washington Swissvale 1 hour prior, to Service.

Blessing Service Saturday, 9:30 am at the Madonna Del Castel-lo Church in Swissvale. Memorials to Alzheimers Research. OLYARNIK MARGUERITE A. Of McKeesport, on April 19, 2000. Wife of the late Cyril 01-yarnik.

Mother of Kurt, Mark, Suzanne Olyarnik and Caroline Wirth; sister of Marion Riebel; four grandchildren; two nieces, two nephews. Mrs. Olyarnik was a former secretary for Westinghouse Electric retired from the Registrar's office of Penn State, McKeesport campus. Friends will be received Fri. 2-4 7-9pm at the JENNIFERS.

JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, INC. 1638 Lincoln Way, White Oak, PA 15131, 412-672-6322. Services Sat. 10 am in Concordia Evangelical Lutherqn Church, McK. EVERYONE PLEASE MEET AT CHURCH.

Interment Monongahela Cemetery, Braddock Hills. The family requests memorial contributions to Concordia Evangelical Lutheran Church, Evans 8e Baldwin McKeesport, PA 15132 REED ETHEL E. Of Brookline, age 91, on Wednesday, April 19, 2000; wife of the late William; beloved mother of Evelyn Shock (William) of Mt. Lebanon and William Reed (Sarah) of Granville, OH and the late David Reed; sister of Ralph Bakey, Florence Haskins, Dolores Rickard and the late Harry, Earl, Kathryn, John, Albert Bakey, Mildred Kress and Ruth Sheridan; also eight grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren. Friends may call at FRANK F.

DE BOR FUNERAL HOME, INC. 1065 Brookline 412-561-0380 Saturday April 22, 2-4, 7-9 pm and EASTER SUNDAY APRIL 23, 7-9 PM ONLY, where services will be held Monday atll am. Interment wilt follow in Jefferson Memorial Park. Memorial contributions may be made to Allegheny County Adult Services-Area Agency on Aging, 441 Smithfield St. 2nd fir.

Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Cont. onPagsB-7 Cont. from Page B-S GIAMMATTEO DANIEL On Wednesday, April 19, 2000, Daniel of Penn Hills; beloved husband of Dorothy (Romango) Giammatteo of 63 years; father of Dolores, Lucia, Dianna Aubele and Daniel J. Giammatteo; brother of the late Michael, Anthony Rosella andlncarnata Santimauro; grandfather of Frank Manie Lucia, Daniel Giammatteo Johnny Aubele; great-grandfather of Gabrilla Lucia and Jordan Aubele. Friends and relatives may call BURKET-TRU8Y FUNERAL HOME, INC.

421 Allegheny Pakmonf, Friday, 7-9 and Saturday 2-4 8( 7-9. Family requests no visitation Easter Sunday. Christian Fu-fterai Mass Monday, 10am St. Jo- seph Church, Verona. GLIES ALICE A.

April 19, 2000 of Ross wife Robert mother of Gary Ronald Glies; sister of Mariorie Ver.ngu Virgnia I rich, Jean Duffy. late Ida Behring; er of Travis, Lauren, Daniel, Wendy Matthew. Visitation Thurs. Fri. 2-4 7-9 NEELY'S 2208 Mt.

Royal Service Sat. 11 ami Memorials suggested to American Caricer Society. JONES GARRET P. On Monday, April 17, 2000, Garret of Kennedy husband of Lihdd Profeta; father of Garret and Jason Jones; son of Paul Jones Sr. and.

Mary Louise Jones; brother of Adair, Paul Jones Jr. and -Tim-Jones. Friends received at the ANTHONY M. MUSMANNO FUNERAL HOME, 700 Seventh Mc-." Kees. Rocks.

Funeral Mass in St. Matachy Church on Monday, at 10 am; Visitation Saturday and Sunday, 2-4 and 7-9 pm. UiV! KADEL Raymond f. On Apr. 19, 2000, Raymond of Ingram; beloved husband of Margaret; father of Raymond F.

Kadel Janet Williams, Peggy Nancy Schriver and Suzanne Shumek; also 16 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; brother-: of Thelma K. Jones. Friends received at FUNERAL HOME. 70 Noble Crafton, Friday: pm. Funeral Service in theCJlntted Presbyterian Church in 30 W.

Prospect Ingram, Saturday at 10:30 am. KNAKE ELIZABETH T. "BETTY" Age 91, of Dormont, on Wednesday, April 19, 2000; wife of the late Walter P. Knake, Sr; mother of Mqry Ann Pavlic, Carole Cortes, Dorothy Magallon, Dr. Walter P.

Jr, Pegi Wright, Kathleen Harrison, James Knake, Beth Knake the late Jack Knake; sister of Mary Alice Weidner; also survived by'17 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren. Friends may call at LAUGHLIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL, INC. 222 Washington Mt. Lebanon, SATURDAY SUNDAY, 2-4 7-9 pm. Mass of Christian Burial will be offered in St Bernard Church on Monday at 10:00 am.

Entombment Queen of Heaven Mausoleum. IN LIEU OF FLOWERS, ii'was Betty's wish that memorials be made to St Bernard Church Angel Fund or to Covenant House, 346 West 1 7th New York, NY 10011; KONKUS CHARLES Of North Huntingdon, PA, age 77, on 19, 2000. Born in Fort Palmary? A Dec. 16, 1922 the son of the laielf rank and Mary Naugle fiusband of Audrey Ritter Konkus; father of Charles T. (Juliette) Konkus of Manor; brother of Frank Konkus of Agnes Sechoka of Plum Boro; grandfather of Joshua M.

Konkus. Mr. Konkus was a construction worker for Pittsburgh Construction Local 373; U.S. (Nogal) of the S.S.; wife of the late Thomas; beloved mother of Henry Rodman Saralou Ford; dear grandmother of Renee Cowell, Hal Rodman Jacqueline Yee; sister of Steve Nogal, John Nogal, Alfred Nogal, Florence Wagner Clara Meyer. Friends received SAT.

MON. 2-4, 7-9 pm at the JOHN J. GMITER FUNERAL HOME, INC. 119 S. 15th St.

(S.S.). Funeral Prayers Tues. 9 am. Mass of Christian Burial St. Adalbert Church, Prince of Peace Parish at 10 am.

LEDERER GEORGE C. Age 68 of Plum, on Tuesday, April 18, 2000; beloved husband of Roberta father of Denise Stewart, Georgeann Glunt and Amy Led-erer; brother of Lois Scanlon, Jean Langham, Cookie Mc-Nevin and the late James "Buddy" Lederer; grandfather of Cory, Monica, Connor, Mitchell and Delaney. Mr. Lederer was a Korean War veteran serving with the Marine Corps. In lieu of flowers, donations to American Heart Association.

Friends received Thursday and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the SOXMAN FUNERAL HOMES ROTH CHAPEL 7450 Saltsburg Road (at Universal Rd.) Penn Hills, where services will be held Saturday at 10:30 a.m. LONG PASTOR PHILIP D. On Thursday, April 20, 2000, Philip D. Long; beloved husband of Genevieve A.

Long; father of Jennifer D. and Justin P. Long; grandfather of George R. and Stella V. Long; brother of Diane Long of Madisonburg, Pa.

A Memorial Service will be held on Sunday evening at 7:30 pm in East Liberty Lutheran Church. Friends will be received at 7 pm prior to the Service. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions to East Liberty Lutheran Church. Arrangements by McCABE BROTHERS, INC. 1 LONG ROBERT D.

Of Monroeville, on Wednesday, April 19, 2000, age 76; beloved husband of Bertha E. (52 years); father of Robert D. and wife Shirley of Indiana; grandfather of David, Michael and Stephanie; brother of Norma Sibrava of Moon Lois Courtney of New Providence, NJ, Mary Anne Carlson of West Newton, and Paul of the North Hills, the late Donald and Richard; also nieces and nephews. He was retired from U.S. Steel, A member of North American Martyrs Church.

The family would like to express its appreciation to family, neighbors, friends, physicians, nurses and other ctfregivers who have rallied at Mr. Long's side over the years. Each one of you made a difference. The family requests that memorials be made to the charity of the donors choice. Friends received at GENE H.

CORL FUNERAL CENTER OF MONROEVILLE. 4335 Northern Pike (1 block east of Mosside 48). Visitation 7-9 p.m. Thursday, 2-4 7-9 p.m. Friday.

Blessing Services in North American Martyrs Church, Saturday at 1 p.m. CORL FAMILY DIRECTORS, 412-372-2100. LUBANSKI ELVA (PLUTT) On Wednesday, Apr. 19, 2000, of Troy Hill; wife of the late Joseph Lubanski; beloved mother of Elaine Salo of West Deer and the late Daniel Lubanski; grandmother of Brian and Christopher Salo; loving I 1 VVZ KRATOVIL ROBERT H. Of Princeville, Hawaii, on Friday, April 14, 2000, age 86; beloved husband of Rose O'Brien Kratovil of Garland, TX the late Agnes Fallon Kratovil; father of Robert O.

(Nancy) of Princeville, Hawaii, James T. (Bonnie) of Charles Town, WV; grandfather of Patrick A. of Charles Town, WV; step-grandfather of Nicholas Senn of Glenwood Springs, CO, Cassandra Vaira of Charles Town, WV; one step-greatgrandchild, Samuel Vaira; brother of Eileen Walko, of Monroeville; the late Mary Brammel, Joseph Frank Kratovil. He was a resident of Monroeville from 1935-1996. He was a member of North American Martyrs Church, an avid gardener, vintner, he was very active in the community, many years of dedicated service as an Officer Member of Monroeville Lions Club, a member of the Board of Directors of the Senior Citizen, member of Westing-house Steelers Hardhat Club.

He was a Veteran of WWII served in the South Pacific. He retired from Westinghouse and also owned operated Community Hardware on Wiliam Penn Highway. Friends received at GENE H. CORL FUNERAL CENTER OF MONROEVILLE. 4335 Northern Pike (1 block east of Mosside 48).

Visitation 2-4 7-9 pm, Saturday 7-9 pm, Sunday. Mass of Christian Burial North American Martyrs Church, Monday, 10:00 am. Rev. Francis Murhammer officiating. Interment Good Shepherd Cemetery, Monroeville.

Memorial contributions may be made to the National Cancer Foundation, The Mon-roeville Lions Club or the Blanchette Rockefeller Neuro-science Institute, co West Virginia Foundation, 3168 Collins Ferry Road, Morgantown, WV 26506 CORL FAMILY DIRECTORS, 412-372-2100 KROPP ANNA M. Age 87, formerly of Braddock, on April 20, 2000; dear mother of Gary R. Kropp and Elaine, Joseph L. Kropp and Katherine; grandmother of Lauren Kropp and Marissa Kropp. Blessing Services at GENE VAN HORN Monroeville, Golden Rule Member Firm Funeral Home, Beatty Rd.

at Route 48, on Saturday at 10:30 am. KUCZMA Marie On April 19, 2000, Marie 'V t'.