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1932
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2018
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Ruth Vranesevich Obituary
Inkster - died January 4, 2018 peacefully at home.
Ruth was born in Somerset County, PA on August 31, 1932, daughter of the late Henry (Orlen) and Ruth (Crise) King.
Survived by beloved husband Joseph Vranesevich; daughter Sherry (John) Pretari, Flat Rock, MI; son Peter (Stephanie) Vranesevich Livonia, MI and grandson Jason Pretari, Troy, MI; sister Sue Hahto, Allyn, WA: brothers Orlen (Sonny) King, Leechburg, PA; David King, Lonaconing, MD; Keith King, Freeport, PA; Roger King, Ford City, PA; Mark King, Apollo, PA. Preceded in death by siblings Dolores King and Thomas King.
Ruth's competitive nature came through when playing card games with family and friends. Watching sports provided hours of entertainment which lead to spirited family discussions.
Her love of family shined through every day. Our love for her will live on in our hearts forever.
A Private Family Celebratory Service will be held.
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Eboni Williams
January 10, 2018
To my dear sweet Ann. It was a pleasure being apart of your life in such a short time. You are truly missed hun and I will forever keep you in my heart. You gave me a reason to smile when I came to work. I always knew to come check on you. You were my favorite. Rest peacefully sweetie. Always, Eboni.
Carol Sirwell
January 9, 2018
I remember Ruth Ann when I knew her back in the 1960s'. At that time she lived in New Kensington, PA. She had a lovely home & was a very kind & friendly person. My deepest sympathy to her husband, children & grandchildren as well as her sister Sue, and brothers, Sonny, David, Keith, Mark & Roger & all the King families. May God comfort you in your grief. In sympathy, Carol Rishel-Sirwell..
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