The Valley Independent Friday, December 27, 1968 CHARLES L GLENNON Charles L GLENNON, of 606 Walnut St, Donora, formerly of Webster, died at his home yesterday at 7 15 pm. Mr GLENNON was born Aug 16, 1914 in Trenton, NJ. He was a resident of the Donora-Webster are for most of his life. He was the son of the late Charles F GLENNON and Stella (Lloyd) GLENNON, who survives. He was a graduate of Donora High School with the class of 1932. He was a veteran of World War II serving with the US Air Force. He was employed in the storeroom of Christy Park Works of US Steel in McKeesport. He was formerly employed at the American Steel and Wire Co in Donora. Survivors include his widow, Helen (Brown) Glennon; his mother; a sister, Mrs Wilmer H (Minnie) STEINMEYER of Country Club Rd. Friends will be received at the Lawson-Rabe Funeral Home, Donora, after 7 pm on Saturday. MRS.ANTOINETTE ANDRICK Mrs Antoinette ANDRICK, 69, who made her home with a daughter, Mrs Charles (Anna) LEICHLITER of 916 Meadow Ave, Charleroi, died yesterday at 12 10 pm in Monongahela Memorial Hospital. She had been ill two months. Mrs ANDRICK was born in Lithuania on Jan 2, 1899, the daughter of the late George and Mary DRANSITE. She had lived in Monongahela for 58 years. She was a member of Transfiguration Roman Catholic Church, Monongahela. Surviving besides Mrs LEICHLITER are another daughter, Mrs Robert (Bernice) ORNDOFF of Waldorf, Md; four sons, Stanley of Baltimore, Md, Joseph and Anthony of Monongahela, William of Valparaiso, Ind; 10 grandchildren; a brother, Stanley DRANSITE of Oklahoma, Pa. Friends will be received at LM Frye Funeral Home, Monongahela, after 10 am tomorrow. Interment Monongahela Cemetery. ANDREW VALKO Andrew VALKO, 60, of 449 Walnut Ave, Clifton Heights, Alden, Delaware County, Pa, formerly of Webster, died at home early yesterday. Born Sept 25, 1908, at Daisytown, he was the son of the late John and Anna VALKO. His father died March 18, 1932 and his mother, June 3, 1953. Mr VALKO was a retired major with the US Army Ordinance. Surviving are his widow, Helen M VALKO; four brothers, John of Monessen, William of Canoga Parr, Calif, Martin of Ridgeview Terrace, Monongahela RD 1 and Joseph of Donora Community Center. A sister, Mrs Nellie Lillian CSUCHRAN of Webster, died on Feb 12, 1959. Friends will be received in the Cavanaugh Funeral Home, Chester Pike and Garfield Ave, Norwood, Pa, Sunday evening only. In lieu of flowers, it is suggested memorials be sent to the widow. MRS CAMILLE T SMITH Mrs Camille T SMITH, 66, of Sweeney Plan, Belle Vernon RD 2, died at Westmoreland Hospital at Greensburg yesterday at 4 55 pm after a lingering illness. Born in Pittsburgh on Sept 10, 1902, she had lived in Rostraver Twp, 47 years. Mrs SMITH was a member of Rehoboth Presbyterian Church, Belle Vernon RD and Rostraver Grange No 919. Surviving are her husband, Frank D SMITH; three sons, F RODNEY of Belle Vernon RD 3, Blair J of Griffin, Ga, Deane L of Belle Vernon RD 3; a daughter, Mrs Carol KOLODZIEJ of Webster; one sister, Mrs Rose KOGER of Pittsburgh; thirteen grandchildren. Friends will be received at the James C Stump Funeral Home, Sweeney Plan, Belle Vernon RD 2, after 2 pm tomorrow. MRS ANGELITA SUAREZ Mrs Angelita SUAREZ, 64, of Anmoore, W Va, died today at 12 30 am in Monongahela Memorial Hospital. She had been ill a year. Mrs SUAREZ was born in Spain on Dec 20, 1904. Surviving are her husband, Edward; a son, Floreal of Sarasota, Fla; four brothers, Emilio, William and Ben BARBAO, all of Anmoore, Joseph BARBAO of Donora; two sisters, Mrs Victor GARCIA and Mrs Gia LORENZO, both of Donora; four grandchildren. Friends will be received at 7 pm tomorrow at Phillip L DiRenzo Funeral Home, Donora. Interment Monongahela Cemetery. MRS EMMA MARIE COLIGAN A New Eagle native, Mrs Emma Marie COLIGAN of Cecil, died Tuesday in St Clair Hospital at the age of 72. Mrs COLIGAN was born Aug 28, 1896, in New Eagle, the daughter of Siro and Maria FARRARI FURIGA. She was a resident of the borough for many years before moving to Cecil. Her husband, Emil, died June 27, 1957. Surviving are: a daughter, Marlene LEONARD of Bridgeville; five sons, Ernest, William, John and Wallace, all of Cecil, and Donald of Pittsburgh; 14 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; four sisters, Margaret APPOLONIA, Lucy NICCOLAI and Martha REALE, all of New Eagle, and Anne DIPAOLO of Monongahela; three brothers, Joe and Frank FURIGA of New Eagle and William FURIGA of Monessen. MRS GERTRUDE KISKI Mrs Gertrude (Jennie) KISKI of Van Voorhis died Thursday. Born in Lithuania Sept 22, 1893, she had spent the greater part of her life in the Bentleyville, Ellsworth, Van Voorhis area. She is survived by four sons, George of Washington RD 2, Pete of Bentleyville, Alex of Ellsworth and Richard of Van Voorhis; 10 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Her husband, George KISKI Sr, one daughter, Tessie HARHAY and one son, John are deceased. MRS FRANCES E MAY Mrs Frances E MAY, 82, of Sheakleyville, Pa, died Wednesday at 7 20 am in Spencer Hospital at Meadville following a six months’ illness. Mrs MAY was the widow of Frank L MAY and had lived on Oakland Ave in Charleroi before moving to Sheakleyville in 1930. Surviving are two sons, Lawrence of Butler and Franklin of Bethel Park; four daughters, Clara at home, Mrs Thomas (Bernice) WELDON of Charleroi, Mrs John (Eloise) MCCALL of Greenville, Mrs Frances HENDRICKSON of Cambridge Springs; a brother, Lawrence FOSBAUGH of McMurray; two sisters, Mrs Mary MALLOY of Finleyville and Mrs Ann MILLER of St Clairville, Ohio; twenty-five grandchildren and twenty-five great-grandchildren. Mrs MAY will be brought to St Jerome Roman Catholic Church in Charleroi tomorrow for viewing from 9 to 10 am, an hour before the funeral mass. Interment will be in Calvary Cemetery in Charleroi. MRS ELIZABETH BOOKER Mrs Elizabeth BOOKER, 78, formerly of Third St, California, died Tuesday. She was born in Coal Center Sept 6, 1890, the daughter of Fred and Ann FRENCH KILLIUS. She was a member of the California Presbyterian Church. Her husband, Thomas C BOOKER, died Jan 13, 1960. Survivors include one son, Thomas; one daughter, Mrs Virginia BOOKER MILLER, Carlisle, Pa; and two grandchildren. JOSEPH F TIMKO A retired California, Pa funeral director, Joseph F TIMKO, 76, of South Fourth St, Jeannette, died Wednesday in Monsour Hospital, Jeannette, following a short illness. Mr TIMKO had been a mortician in California for 40 years prior to his retirement in 1960. He was member of the First Catholic Society, Daisytown; Hungarian Beneficial Society, Walkertown and the Polish National Alliance, California. Survivors include four children, William, Poland, Ohio, Mrs Anna SCHULTE, Troy, Mich, Robert, Utica, Mich, and Mrs Frances BOGNAR, Poland, Ohio; a brother, Charles, and two sisters, Katherine and Ann TIMKO, all of Warren, Ohio; and four grandchildren. His wife, Mrs Anna KOSKO TIMKO, died Oct 21, 1961. Also preceding him in death were two brothers and two sisters. WILLIAM R PATTON William R PATTON, 76, of Venetia RD 1, died Wednesday at the home of this daughter, Mrs Ronald ANTHONY of Eighty Four RD 1. Among his survivors is a son, William R Jr of New Eagle.