Obituary for Melvyn D Chandler of New Castle
Melvyn D Chandler 77 longtime New Castle resident and former San Antonio native died August 18 2016 at UPMC Jameson Hospital in New Castle He served in the US Air Force 1957 1979 with tours in Germany Missouri Vietnam Philippines and San Antonio earning the Bronze Star Meritorious Service Medal and Air Force Commendation Medal He later worked in hotel security and private security firms He is survived by his wife Barbara McGant Chandler a son Monte Chandler two grandchildren and several relatives Funeral services are set for August 26 2016 at McIlvaine Speakman Funeral Home with military rites to follow at National Cemetery of the Alleghenies Condolences may be left at mcilvainespeakman com.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvyn D. Chandler
New Castle
San Antonio, TX
UPMC
Jameson Hospital
Canonsburg
Wilson
Gladys Kelley Chandler
Chandler
U.S. Air Force
Germany
Holland
Missouri
Whiteman Afb
Vietnam
Philippines
San Antonio
Air Force
Marriott Hotel
Barbara McGant Chandler
Monte Chandler
Wilma
Shelburne Falls
MiLeon D. Chandler
Kaila Thompson
Bowie
Jessica J. Chandler
Chris Dale
Baltimore
Wilson Chandler, Jr
Elizabeth Chandler
Mcllvaine-Speakman Funeral Home Ltd
Robert K. McIlvaine
Cherry Ave
Houston
Lance B. Whitlock
National Cemetery of the Alleghenies
Cecil Township
Miriam Pete Reiber of New Wilmington dies at 75
Miriam Pete Reiber of Grange Road New Wilmington PA died Monday morning August 22 2016 at Overlook Medical Clinic New Wilmington. She was 75 born November 3 1940 in Sharon daughter of William Gladstone James and Sarah Mae Hopkins James married Clarence William Reiber in 1980 he died March 27 2007. She was a Lighthouse Baptist member and Sharon High School alumna class of 1957. Survived by two daughters Cindy Smith and Margie McFarland and son Mike Clark along with six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Interment Graceland Cemetery New Castle. Funeral details at Smith Funeral Home New Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam
Pete" Reiber
Grange Road
New Wilmington
Shenango
Mercer County
Overlook Medical Clinic
Sharon
William Gladstone James
Sarah Mae Hopkins James
Clarence William Reiber
Pete
Light House Baptist of
Bessemer
Sharon High School
Sharon Dairy Queen
Hermitage
Cindy
Tom) Smith
Poland
Ohio
Margie
Phil) McFarland
Mike
Terry) Clark
Washington
Robert Clark
Smith Funeral Home
W. Neshannock Avenue
Brian Lott
Oscar-nominated filmmaker Morton Schindel dies at 98
Mort on Schindel, the Weston Woods founder who pioneered turning illustrated pages into moving images, died at his Weston home of natural causes at 98. Scholastic, which bought Weston Woods in 1996, noted his long career producing over 300 films and 450 recordings. His technique used cameras to animate original book art, including the 1973 film Where the Wild Things Are based on Maurice Sendak’s book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston, Conn
Connecticut
Morton Schindel
Scholastic Inc
Kyle Good
Schindel
Weston
Scholastic
Weston Woods
Maurice Sendak
Orange
New Jersey
New York
Doctor Donald Henderson who led smallpox eradication dies
Dr. Donald A. Henderson, key architect of the smallpox eradication program, died at 87 in Towson Maryland from complications after a hip fracture. A former Johns Hopkins dean and later a health security scholar, he guided the global effort from 1967 to 1977 using surveillance and containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
D.A.” Henderson
Towson
Maryland
Johns Hopkins University
Henderson
Bloomberg School of Public Health
University of Pittsburgh
Center For Health Security
Baltimore
D.A. Henderson
Tom Inglesby
U.S. Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
World Health Organization
West Africa
South America
West
Central Africa
Asia
East Africa
Somalia
World Health Assembly
CDC
William Foege
Iran Russia base use ends for now in Syria strikes
Iran says Russia stopped using Shahid Najeh Air Base to refuel bombers for Syria strikes for the moment. Moscow has pulled its warplanes back to Russia, with Iran noting the use was temporary and by Russian request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russian Defense Ministry
Aleppo
Syria
Iran
Hossein Dehghan
Russia
Tehran
Foreign Ministry
Moscow
Shahid Najeh
Bahram Ghasemi
Ghasemi
Hamedan
Dehghan
Mideast
Interfax
Levan Dzhagaryan
Dzhagaryan
Britain
United Nations Security Council
Timbuktu mausoleum attacker pleads guilty at ICC
Ahmad Al Faqi Al Mahdi admitted guilt in the destruction of 14 Timbuktu mausoleums in 2012. He told judges he regretted his actions and urged Muslims to avoid similar acts. Prosecutors seek nine years. maximum is 30. Case marks ICC’s first guilty plea for cultural heritage crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Netherlands
Timbuktu
Ahmad al Faqi al Mahdi
Fatou Bensouda
al Mahdi
Palmyra
Syria
U.N. Security Council
ICC
Fadl el Abdallah
Ansar Dine
al-Qaida
Mali
Niger
U.N
Ban Ki-moon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Melvyn Douglas Chandler New
Kent
Pete’ Reiber
The
WHO Bulletin
United States
Foege
Michael Klag
Bloomberg School
Johns Hopkins
Tom Frieden
Lakewood
Nana
Leigh
Douglas
David
Dr. Donald
D.A
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!