Thomas Wallace Jr. 79 New Castle Obituary
Thomas Meats Wallace Jr. 79 of New Castle died July 29 2015 at Jameson Hospital He was born July 26 1936 in New Castle to Thomas Wallace Sr and Axie Payne Wallace He worked for Johnson Bronze Co and in construction He was a member of Ellis Lawrence Lodge 18 He was married to Lillie Mercer who preceded him in death He is survived by his sister in law Margie Wallace and multiple nieces and nephews Visitation is 11 am to noon Tuesday at J Bradley McGonigle Funeral Home Service at noon Tuesday conducted by Rev Norman H Hunt Interment Greenwood Cemetery Condolences at McGonigle Funeral Home and Crematory site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Wallace Jr
New Castle
Jameson Hospital
Thomas Wallace Sr
Axie Payne Wallace
Johnson Bronze Co
Ellis Lawrence Lodge
Lillie Mercer
Papa Meats
Margie Wallace
Willie
Sterling
Theodore
Herman
Bo) Wallace
Thelma Wallace
J. Bradley McGonigle Funeral Home Inc
W. Falls St
Norman H. Hunt
Second Baptist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
McGonigle- FuneralHome
Crematory.com
Bruce E Hamilton 91 of Sarasota dies after life of service
Bruce Eldridge Hamilton 91 of Sarasota Florida formerly of New Castle Pennsylvania died July 23552055 He was born in New Castle graduated high school in 1941 served in the Pacific Theater 1941 1945 and earned a degree from Tri State University He worked as an accountant at Rockwell International retiring in 1980 Survived by wife Ethel sisters and many relatives He was active in St Paul Lutheran Church the Boy Scouts Salvation Army and local clubs A memorial service is set for August 5 at St Paul Lutheran Church Burial will follow at Sarasota National Cemetery Contributions may be made to the St Paul Lutheran Church memorial fund
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Robert P
Suzette Black Hamilton
Tri-State University
Angola
Ind
Bruce
Rockwell International
Ethel Hamilton
Anita Jackson
Chesterton
John
Janet) Welther
Alice Welther
Doug
Diane
Kirk
Shirley
Brian
Lucy) Hamilton
Orlo Jackson
Jill John Kerchner
John Welther Jr
Annie Stertzbach
Robert
Vi Stertzbach
Jeanita
Dave) Fritz
Craig Jackson
Neil Stertzbach
Ringling Bridge
Ethel
Village Gardens
Boy Scouts
Salvation Army
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Hamilton
Clen Moore Presbyterian Church
Masons
Consist
Rose Garden singer Lynn Anderson dies in Nashville
Lynn Anderson, famed for the hit Rose Garden, died at 67 in Vanderbilt University Medical Center Nashville Tennessee. The cause was cardiac arrest per a family statement. She rose to fame on The Lawrence Welk Show from 1967 to 1969 and won a Grammy and CMA female vocalist of the year in 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Lynn Anderson
Rose Garden
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Nashville
Tennessee
Anderson
Lawrence Welk
Columbia Records
Welk
Associated Press
Country Music Association
Vietnam
Teens Missing After Massive Coast Guard Search Ends
Coast Guard ends seven day search for two teenage fishermen Perry Cohen and Austin Stephanos near Ocean Reef Florida amid private planes and boats continuing to scour the water. Families vow to keep looking as donations reach about 340000 dollars. Captain Mark Fedor calls the decision excruciating while stressing survivability limits. The teens are 14 years old and neighbors from Tequesta Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opa-Locka
Fla
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Perry Cohen
Austin Stephanos
Mark Fedor
Austin
Perry
Nick Korniloff
Tequesta
Florida
Roddy Piper and Hulk Hogan defined 1980s wrestling clashs
Piper and Hogan headlined major bouts with Mr. T against Piper and Paul Orndorff at WrestleMania I in Madison Square Garden on March 31, 1985. Piper, known as Hot Rod, starred in Piper's Pit and They Live, earning WWE Hall of Fame status in 2005. Piper’s feud with Hogan, MTV War to Settle the Score, and iconic line from They Live cemented his high profile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piper
Hogan
Mr. T
Paul Orndorff
Madison Square Garden
Jimmy “Superfly
Snuk
WWF
WWE
Vince McMahon
Hot Rod
World Wrestling Federation
Albano
John Carpenter
Rowdy Roddy Piper
WWE Hall of Fame
Universal City
Calif
Doctor who pioneered IVF in U S dies at 104
NORFOLK VA AP Dr Howard Jones a pioneer of in vitro fertilization in the United States died at a Virginia hospital at 104 Eastern Virginia Medical School said he died of respiratory failure He and his late wife Dr Georgeanna Jones helped birth the nation's first IVF baby in 1981 and the Jones Institute at EVMS bears their name The couple hosted Mother's Day celebrations for families aided by the clinic which has helped about 4000 IVF births over the years He wrote 12 books including a memoir released last fall titled In Vitro Fertilization Comes to America The IVF breakthrough faced ethical objections when first introduced worldwide
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Howard Jones
United States
Virginia
Eastern Virginia Medical School
Jones
Georgeanna Jones
EVMS
Jones Institute For Reproductive Medicine
Joneses
Richard Homan
School of Medicine
Institute
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas ‘Meats’ Wallace Jr
Bruce Eldridge
Sarasota, Fla
Bruce E. Hamilton
Singer
Lucille Ball
Bing Crosby
John Wayne
Tom Jones
Nixon
Ford
Carter
Reagan
Roddy Piper
Atl
NEW York
Wrestling
Roderick ‘Bombs
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Cohen
Stephanos
Jupiter
CMA
Tenn
U.S
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!