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Jan 16 2009 Post-Gazette PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 2009 WWW.POST-GAZETTE.COM B-4 LOCAL NEWS EAST Church, Brookville extend homeless shelter agreement An agreement between a church that shelters homeless people and the borough of Brookville has been extended through March 20. First Apostles Church a federal lawsuit against the Jefferson County borough in November, saying the municipality had violated the rights by prohibiting it from allowing homeless people to stay in the parsonage. The suit was after Brookville cited the pastor for a zoning code violation, claiming that he was violating a rule that prohibited group housing. However, within days of action being taken in federal court, the two sides reached a temporary agreement that permitted the church to continue its homeless ministry while both sides negotiated how the church would be used. The original agreement allowed for as many as 10 people to stay in the three-bath parsonage.

The new agreement, yesterday in federal court, allows for as many as 30 people to stay in the facility, which is attached to the 111-year-old church. Excela Health to lay off 70 Greensburg-based Excela Health announced yesterday it will lay off 70 employees, part of an effort to cut costs as care expenses rise, the company said. The 70 cuts are to and staff and will represents less than 2 percent of 5,000 employees, spokeswoman Robin Jennings wrote in a statement. Total cost cutting measures, which include reducing some hours, holding or eliminating vacant positions, and reducing the use of temporary workers, will save the company $6 million in expenses, she said. hospital admissions, outpatient volumes and earnings from investments are down while uncompensated care expenses are Ms.

Jennings wrote. financial management in this unprecedented economic downturn is essential to long-term growth and Eligible employees will be offered severance based on their length of service. Parkway East lane to close tomorrow morning A single lane closure will occur on the inbound Parkway East (Interstate 376) east of the Penn Hills interchange (Exit 11) tomorrow morning for bridge inspection work, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation announced. The closure will occur from 6 to 11 a.m. to allow consultant crews to continue inspection activities on the bridge that carries Jefferson Heights Road over the Parkway East.

It is a regularly scheduled routine inspection. Motorists were advised to use caution, slow down and be prepared for changing traffic patterns in the area. CITY Mayor resists return of suspended fireman Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl is resisting a decision by firefighters to return one of their colleagues to work despite a drug test failure. John Connors, 52, a firefighter since 1999, was subjected to drug tests following a 2007 arrest and subsequent guilty plea for drug possession. After he failed a drug test, according to documents obtained by the Post-Gazette, he was suspended from Nov.

7 through Dec. 13, pending termination. But the mayor fire a firefighter without a trial approval, according to a state law that governs personnel matters in Fire Bureau. The board consists of three firefighters. A trial board concluded on Dec.

8 that the city did not follow the letter of its contract when it conducted the drug test. Mr. Ravenstahl, though, disapproved of the findings on Tuesday, thrusting the matter into legal limbo. Another trial board may be convened. Trial boards are chosen through a process that gives the accused a lot of say.

First, the public safety director and the accused each choose the names of 25 firefighters of rank equal to, or higher than, the accused. The names are placed in a box, and seven are drawn. Each side can strike two, leaving three to decide the case. In Mr. case, the three awarded him back pay for nine missed days, plus holiday pay.

Neither the administration nor the firefighters union would comment this week. Mr. Connors declined to comment until he checked with union officials. City overseer owes former partner $717,000, court rules The head of one of state fiscal overseers must pay his former partner $717,000 as a result of a lawsuit related to their 2004 corporate divorce, the state Superior Court has ruled. Henry V.

Sciortino, of Philadelphia, is executive director of the Intergovernmental Cooperation Authority, which approves or rejects Pittsburgh budgets and can withhold some revenue. He was previously a partner of Rodney Johnson in two businesses, Fairmont Capital Advisors and Fairmont Asset Management. In 2006, a jury found and the Superior Court this week agreed that Mr. Sciortino shifted $244,000 from a joint account with Mr. Johnson into one he alone controlled; that he spent $248,000 in Fairmont funds on things including his home driveway and car lease payments; and that he interfered with Fairmont contracts to the tune of $225,000.

Mr. Sciortino could not be reached for comment yesterday. Though one of the contracts in dispute is Mr. pact with the ICA, the decision appear to alter his role with that agency. Reilly, Rudiak announce run for council seat Patrick Reilly, of Brookline, and Natalia Rudiak, of Carrick, have announced their intentions to run for the City Council seat now held by Jim Motznik.

Mr. Reilly, 26, is the community outreach coordinator for state Rep. Chelsa Wagner. Ms. Rudiak, 29, runs a small business helping nonprofit and community groups.

Both are Democrats. Mr. council term ends this year. He is expected to announce a bid for district judge today at 2 p.m. The primary is May 19.

Dowd curtails mailing A $3,000 mailing that Pittsburgh Councilman Patrick Dowd had planned to issue will now be curtailed amidst concerns that it may be viewed as a use of city funds to advance his possible mayoral bid, he said yesterday. would like to mail it out, but worried that if I do, I could be accused of using city money to promote my he said. Mr. Dowd said Monday that he might try to unseat Mayor Luke Ravenstahl. The four-page, color mailer includes the photo on the first, second and fourth pages.

It highlights instances in which he worked with Mr. Ravenstahl like their collaboration on bicycle-and-pedestrian improvements and times clashed. It notes that Mr. Dowd voted for campaign contribution limits that Mr. Ravenstahl vetoed, and that the councilman that the administration tear down burned-out Polish Hill buildings.

The report also advertises his in-district to meetings, and says he the effort to block a backroom deal for the largest without using tax dollars for his lawyers. Initial intentions to bulk mail it to every household in his district are canceled, said Mr. Dowd, replaced by a plan to print out 2,000 copies for around $300 in city money and maybe them in coffee shops, but still worried that be accused of mixing politics and Man found dead outside Mount Washington home Pittsburgh police are investigating the death of a 78-year-old man whose body was found outside a Mount Washington home yesterday. Foul play is not suspected in the death of Andrew Kostelnik, who lived in the 1000 block of Fritz Street, where his body was discovered just before 2 p.m., the Allegheny County medical office said. Mr.

Kostelnik was pronounced dead at the scene. A witness told police he saw Mr. Kostelnik about 11:30 a.m. Thursday across the street from his house and asked if he was OK. Mr.

Kostelnik him off as if he wanted the witness to leave him according to police. When the witness returned yesterday, he found the man dead and called police. An autopsy is scheduled for today. NORTH Government seeks gag order in case of FBI death The federal government yesterday filed a motion objecting to the many news interviews given by attorneys who have represented Christina Korbe, the woman accused of killing FBI Special Agent Samuel Hicks. In a six-page motion, Assistant U.S.

Attorney Troy Rivetti said that both John Elash, who now represents Ms. Korbe, and Sumner Parker, her previous attorney, repeatedly made comments to the media that are likely to materially prejudice ongoing judicial Mr. Rivetti accused both men of talking about evidence that they should know would be inadmissible at trial, as well as discussions on Ms. character. Specifically, he cited an interview Mr.

Elash did with KDKA- TV on Thursday following his arraignment. In that interview, Mr. Elash referred to a number of recorded phone calls Ms. Korbe had with relatives from the county jail that were used against her during a detention hearing. Parking deal may advance North Hills school expansion The North Hills school board has reached an agreement to lease land from Christ Lutheran Church to provide additional parking at Highcliff Elementary School.

Renting property from the church for as long as the next 100 years would eliminate the need to get a steep- slope variance from the Ross zoning hearing board. District officials hope the move will put their plans to expand and renovate Highcliff back on track. Modernization of the school on Peony Avenue is part of a multiyear plan to replace seven existing elementary schools with four buildings of approximately equal size. Highcliff expansion plans still must be reviewed by the township planning commission and approved by commissioners before any work can begin. SOUTH California U.

of Pa. convocation center California University of Pennsylvania has won approval for a $54 million convocation center. The State System of Higher Education yesterday approved funding for the center, which has been part of the master plan since 1992. University officials envision the building as a regional resource, noting that the arena in the center will be the largest indoor venue between Pittsburgh and Morgantown. Building plans include about 9,000 square feet of classroom space.

Ground breaking is planned in late spring. Cont. from Previous Page Cont. on Next Page CLASSIFIED OBITUARIES DEERY RAYMOND E. On Wednesday, January 1 4, 2 009, of South Side.

Husband of he late Anastasia Deery; fath er Judith (Marc) Dudjak, Patric ia Richard) Hatfield, James Josep Donald) Deery and the lat aymond H. Deery; brother of th ate James Deery and Madelyn yba; uncle of Ralph Dyba; als urvived by 11 grandchildren, 1 5 reat-grandchildren and tw reat great-grandchildren riends received at the JOHN J. MITER FUNERAL HOME LTD 1 19 S. 15th South Sid unday from 2-4 6-8 pm uneral Prayer on Monda orning at 9. Mass of Christia urial in St.

Adalbert Churc rince of Peace Parish at 10 am Send condolences at DiBUCCI PAUL DAVID Age 84 of Bloomfield, ednesday January 14, 200 9. Beloved son of th late Paul and Ros (Dougherty) DiBucc i. Loving brother Arthur, Vincen Albert, Ronald, Joyc iBucci, Virginia Lindenfelse lvira Stamos, the late Josep a nd Robert DiBucci, Mary Buzze lli a nd Rose Chippich rother-in-law of Peg, Hele omaine and the late Car ol iBucci. Cherished uncle of man ieces and nephews. Paul was a ecorated World War II Vetera ith Service in the Europea heatre where he received th urple Heart.

Friends receive aturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7 -9 at WINTER FUNERA OME, PC 4730 Friendship Av e. uneral Monday 8:30 am. Mass of hristian Burial 9:30 am a I mmaculate Conception Church. Send condolences at FEATHER DIANE M. (SHERBON) On Thurs.

eve. Jan. 15, 200 9, iane 55, of Hampton Twp ormerly of Springdale, belove ife of Harry C. Feather of 2 4 ears. Dear mother of Adam a nd Allison R.

Feather; devote ister to Michael D. Sherbo aughter of the late Michael an lorence (Sieracki) Sherbo riends family will be receive a the BURKET-TRUBY UNERAL HOME CREMATIO ALTERNATIVE SERVICE I NC 421 Allegheny Ave akmont Sat. 7-9 Sun 2-4 7- 9. ass of Christian Burial Mo n. 1 0am St.

Victor Catholic Churc airdford. EVERYONE PLEAS EET AT THE CHURCH. Fami ly uggest memorials to Make a ish Foundation or Susan omen Association. Send condolences at FEDELE SOPHIA (SOFILKANICH) Age 84, of Braddock Hills, hursday, January 15, 200 9. eloved wife of the late Georgi o.

other of Maria Brown, Patric ia izzo, Linda Musacchio, Georg r. and Marlon G. Fedele. Als urvived by 13 grandchildren an 2 1 great-grandchildren. Aunt of ichard and George Sofilkanic onald Graziano, Bernic arnahan and the late Maryann Huck.

Friends received in the WILLIAM F. GROSS FUNERAL Huck. Friends received in the WILLIAM F. GROSS FUNERAL OME, LTD, 11735 Frankstow oad (at Rodi Road) Penn Hills, ONDAY ONLY 2-4 7-9 pm uneral Prayers Tuesday 9:30 am ass of Christian Burial in t. aurice Church 10 am.

Send condolences at FRATANGELO NICHOLAS W. Age 58, of Penn Hills, hursday, January 15, 200 9. eloved husband of Barbar a Hoel). Father of Steven an uliana Fratangelo. Brother of ouis Fratangelo.

Uncle ichael and Maria Fratangel o. ick was a businessman in th hadyside Area and in Sale wp. Friends received in th ILLIAM F. GROSS FUNERA OME, LTD, 11735 Frankstow oad (at Rodi Road) Penn Hill UNDAY ONLY 2-4 7-9 pm uneral Prayers Monday 9:30 am ass of Christian Burial in t. artholomew Church 10 am.

Send condolences at GORZOCH MARGARET (SICHAK) Margaret (Sichak) Gorzoc orn December 30, 1918 in ittsburgh, Pa, passed away anuary 14, 2009 in State Colleg a. Loving mother to Edwar orzoch (deceased), formerly of awrenceville, GA, Ellen Hacko of ountain Inn, SC, and Thoma orzoch of State College, PA other-in-law to Doris Gorzoc Lawrenceville GA, Stephe acko of Fountain Inn, deceased) and Diane Felte orzoch of State College. a. randmother to Jesse Gorzoc ebbie Reid, Amy Combs, Gre orgo, Dawn Borgo, Brian Borg ennifer Klauss, Tyler Gorzoc a nd Emily Gorzoch-Phillip s. reat-grandmother to Kinsey an acy James, Jacob and Emm a ombs, David Edwards, Ryan an atie Borgo, Conner and Maxwe ll lauss, and Griffin Breon.

Lovin ister of Helen Kitik of Pittsburg and sisters (all decease d) A nna Kolinsky, Julia Sherba, Ma ry cNavage, John Sichak, Christin rchak.A private memori al ervice to be held on Saturda anuary 17 at 12:30 at th arriott Hotel Parkway West. Send condolences at GRAFFAM DAVID A. Age 80, of Jefferson Hills, riday, January 16, 2009. Dav as owner of Graffam Floors he North Side which was in usiness for 48 years. He was a ember of Brentwoo resbyterian Church, South Hil ls ountry Club and the Downtow iwanis Club.

Beloved husban Helen J. Graffam; belove ather of Janet Graffam Joyc William) Graffam Lloyd irginia; grandfather of Daniel ennifer Lloyd; Brother of Stephe (Carolyn) Graffam; uncle of tephen David Graffam usan Wright. Service was he ld rivately with family A rrangements by STEPHEN LATER FUNERAL HOM Large) Jefferson Hills. Send condolences at GRENZIG GRACE M. (LeJEUNE) Age 73, of the North Hill assed away on Thursda anuary 15, 2009.

Beloved wife of he late Ronald R. lovin other of Michele (Rober t) atezalo, William (Ilona), Nichola (Heather), Linda and Cheri (Matthew) Noto; proud (Heather), Linda and Cheri (Matthew) Noto; proud randmother of Stacey, Ronal ophia, Ian, Karsten, Henr athan and Lauren; sister of onald (Carole) LeJeune. Grac as a devoted member of t. ohn Neumann Church, an activ olunteer in the community, an ill be deeply missed by he any friends. Friends will eceived on Saturday and Sunda 2 -4 7-9 pm H.P.

BRAND UNERAL HOME, 103 2 erry Ross Twp 4 12-364-4444. A Mass hristian Burial will be held in t. ohn Neumann Church onday at 11 am. Contribution ay be made to America ancer Society, 320 Bilmar Driv ittsburgh, PA 15205. Send condolences at HAGENLOH MARTHA BROWN 95, former Pittsburgh residen eloved mother, friend of a ll, arnest co-worker, and devote hristian, was carried home od on Thursday, January 1 5, 2 009.

Funeral services will 1 0:30 am Monday, January 1 9, 2 009, Broadway Mortuar hapel. She is preceded in dea th her first husband, Gilbert eschenthaler; second husban aul Hagenloh; brother, Willia rown; and sister, Nell Brow n. urvivors: son, Gil (Alind a riedman) Reschenthale aughters, Doris (Hartmu t) berfell, Jennie (Paul) Sprenge ane (Marcus) Schmidt; step-so ichard (Faith) Hagenloh tep-daughters, Carol (Joh n) eacat, Nancy Roddy, an argaret (Ken) Golden; man randchildren an reat-grandchildren. In lieu of lowers, a memorial has bee stablished with Cal Farley 's anch and Affiliates, PO Bo 1 890, Amarillo, TX 79105-998 5, the charity of your choic e. end condolences a ww.cozinememorial.com.

ervices by BROADWAY ORTUARY, Wichita, KS Send condolences at HAMLER NORINA A. (PIERRO) Age 55, of Bethel Park, hursday, January 15, 200 9. oving mother of Christina; sist er Lois, Lou, Rose and her tw in ister Norine; significant other of ony Broccolo; daughter of th ate Louis Eleanor Pierro; als urvived by nieces and nephew s. riends will be received onday from 1-4 6-9 pm at th EFFERSON MEMORIA UNERAL HOME, 30 1 urry Hollow Pleasant Hill here a Blessing Service will eld at 11 am on Tuesda y. I nterment Jefferson Memori al ark.

www.jeffersonmemorial.b iz Send condolences at HARTAGE DIANA Age 58, of the North Side. Bo rn uly 22, 1950 to L. C. and Donn ie ae Hartage, Diana went hom lie in the bosom of the Lo rd esus Christ on January 15, 200 9. A lthough her voice has falle ilent from our ears, it ill orever echo in our hearts.

Dian a as preceded in death by he arents, granddaughter Jazmyn a nd nephew David. She leaves to mourn her passing, but celebrate her life, her beloved daughters: mourn her passing, but celebrate her life, her beloved daughters: ianne, Tamara (Gary) Marci inika (Andre) and Shalace; lovin a nd devoted sister, Gloria J. artage; grandchildren: Dura eRhon, Anthony, Antoni aylor, Nolin, Nigel, Thaile alaya, Rainah; two grea randchildren: Duron an arijanay; nephew, Jayma artage, along with a host of ther relatives and friend s. A rrangements are private bu desire was for everyon remember her as she wa s. A RRANGEMENTS BY WALTE ZALEWSKI FUNERAL HOM Lawrenceville) Send condolences at HIRSH WILLIAM P.

Of Bethel Park at hom urrounded by his family hursday, January 15, 2009, ag 8 0. Beloved husband for 54 yea rs Dorothy. Father of Patric enneth, Susan (John) Kuisi illiam (Vera) and Dougla s. rother of Robert, Thoma onald and the late John, Ca rl a nd Ralph. Grandfather of Caitli A shley, Lindsay, Kellie, Jessic a a nd Morgan.

Bill was a U.S. Arm eteran during the Korea onflict. Visitation Saturday 6 -8 and Sunday 2-4 and 6-8 pm at he DAVID J. HENNE UNERAL HOME, 6364 Libra ry d. (Rt 88) Library.

Mass hristian Burial Monday 10 am in t. Valentine Church. Send condolences at KACZMAREK THOMAS DAVID Age 79, of Plum Boro, former ly Penn Hills. On Thursda anuary 15, 2009. Husband of ver 45 years to Maureen (Ritte r).

ather of John (Lori) and Micha el (Karen). Grandfather of Sara a nd Bryan. Brother-in-law of athleen R. (William) Nicotra. or ver 35 years he proudly worke chemical advancements fo estinghouse Center.

as an avid stamp collector an oved spending time in is arden. Friends received Sunda 1 -4 pm at SOXMAN FUNERA OMES, CHAPE 7 450 Saltsburg Rd. (at Univers al Penn Hills. Mass of Christia urial Monday 10:30 at Our Lad Joy Church. Entombment at hrist Our Redeemer Cemetery.

Send condolences at KIDD JOYCE A. (CONLEY) Age 72, of Scott Twp. uesday, January 13, 200 9. urvived by husband George, so ichael Kidd and daughte rs ichele Feeney and Lori Kid a lso one sister, Carolyn Harb in a nd one brother, Regis Conle y. isitation 2-4 7-9 ATURDAY ONLY at HENNEY RADWELL NIRELL A UNERAL HOME, 52 4 ashington Carnegi here Blessing Service will eld Tuesday at 10:30 am.

In ieu of flowers memori al ontributions may be made to he Humane Society. Send condolences at MARINCE MICHAEL EDWARD Age 84, of Hopewell riday, January 16, 2009 at We st ills Nursing and Rehabilitatio enter. son of the late Micha el a nd Mary (German) Marinc eloved husband of Hele Holesh) Marince, loving father of ary (Mary Kay) Marince of Moo PA, Bryan (Heidi) Marinc Moon PA, Robe rt arince of Hopewell PA laine (Greg) Palochak of Nor th ills, PA and Marcie (Mike) Pap ik Mars, PA. Loving grandfath er thirteen; brother of Fre arince of Ohio and sister of oris (Andy) Kondisko ockhaven, PA. Friends will eceived Monday, January 1 9, 2 009 from 2 to 4 p.m.

and 6 to 8 at the DARROCH EMORIAL CHAPEL, 2640 ill treet, Aliquippa, PA 1500 1 ww.darrochfuneralhome.com here prayers will be held uesday, January 20, 2009 at 9:3 0 a followed by a Mass hristian Burial at 10:00 a.m. at ur Lady of Fatima Cathol ic hurch. Interment will be privat e. I lieu of flowers memori al ontributions can be made to th niversity of Pittsburgh Diabete I nstitute in care of Jim Sismou 8 084 Forbes Towers, Forbes an eyran, Pittsburgh, PA 15213. Send condolences at MAYKRANZ PATRICIA ANN (BAGUET) Of Mt.

Lebanon, on Frida anuary 16, 2009, after a length i llness; cherished mother of acqueline (Eric) Kraeutler, Ti William) Matheson, Mark (Kim ric, Amy, Laurie (Nichola s) reeman Mollie (Thoma s) uddath Jr. Loving sister acqueline B. Baguet devote randmother of Matthew aroline, Zachary, Kaylee, A li, aylor, Alexandra, Nathalie homas. Predeceased by he arents George Ann Bague er brother Jay Baguet two of er loving children Jill d. riends may call at LAUGHLIN EMORIAL CHAPEL 22 2 ashington Rd.

Mt. Lebanon onday 2-4 6-8 PM. Service wll be held in Trinity Cathedral on Tuesday at 11:00 AM. In lieu of McNAVISH SOPHIA T. (MAZUR) Age 95, formerly of Carnegi Wednesday January 14, 200 eloved wife of the late John F.

cNavish; loving mother enneth, Gerald and Joh cNavish; also survived randchildren and grea randchildren; Friends receive aturday 2-4 7-9 pm a HARLES W. TRENZ FUNERA OME, 11110 Frankstow oad, Penn Hills; Mass hristian Burial at St. Bernadet te hurch, Monroeville, Monda 1 0:30 am. Send condolences at MURRAY BETTY LOU On Wednesday, January 1 4, 2 009, Betty, age 79, of Kenned wp. after a long and courageou attle with Wife of th ate William Murray Jr other of John (Su) Maley, Ru th David) Carosone, Donna (Jame s) ancosh, Janet (James) Oblinge athleen (Patrick) Witcop, Willia Valerie) Murray III; sister of arbara Black; prou randmother of Michelle ichael, Christopher, Dominiqu eghan, Loretta, Christian, Trici arah and Evan; great-gran other of Taylor and John Dea n.

riends received ANTHONY USMANNO FUNERAL HOM 7 00 7th McKees Rock s. uneral Mass in St. John of Go arish, the Church at St. Mary Monday at 9:30 am isitations Saturday 6-8 pm unday 2-6 pm. Memori al ontributions may be made to LC Cancer Caring Fund We st enn Hospital Foundation, 481 9 iberty PA 15224.

Send condolences at PARKHILL BRYAN LASHER Age 34, of Destrehan, LA fo he past 17 years, formerly of ilmington, DE, on Tues. Jan. 1 3, 2 009. Born June 8, 1974 in elaware, son of Daniel an anice (Lasher) Parkhill. Fiance of aioa de Urquiza; brother of arrie (Brian) Leaumont and Col in arkhill; grandson of Gale L.

asher and Winifred McGowa arkhill and the late Carme la (Manfred) Lasher and th ate Clifford Parkhill. Bryan was a rocess Operator with Valer ance Corporal with the arine Corps; member of t. Lutheran Church. Friend ill be received 9 am onday, Jan. 19 at th NYDER-CRISSMAN FUNERA OME, Cowansville, PA ollowed by Services 1 pm at t.

Lutheran Church in Adrian. Rev. Arlyn Eisenbrandt officiating. The family invited you HUGHEY VIOLA LEE (WINSTEAD) Age 81, on January 15, 200 9. eloved wife of John, lovin other of Raylan L.

(Cleoria ohn Larry (Pearl), Bever ly McClain, Joanne Russe ll Robert) and Khadija uhammad (Abdullah); sister of A da Davis and Dolore hompson; also survived by 1 7 randchildren, 18 grea t- randchildren and one gre at reat grandchild, other relative a nd friends. Visitation Monda 4 -8 pm at Calvary AME Churc 6 th Braddock, where th ervices will be held Tuesday 1 1 a m. Interment Restland Memori al ark. Arrangements entrusted to A LDRICH FUNERAL HOME 4 31 E. 9th Munhall.

Send condolences at wll be held in Trinity Cathedral on Tuesday at 11:00 AM. In lieu of lowers, memorials may be mad either Trinity Cathedral, 32 8 6 th Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 1522 2 to The St. Clair Hospit al oundation, 1000 Bower Hill Rd ittsburgh, PA 15243. Send condolences at.