Agnes Deleuze Obituary
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Agnes was born on December 1, 1920 in South Fayette Township, a daughter of the late Martin and Cornelia (Ursitz) Dolence.
Agnes was an avid bowler, bowling well into her 90's. She was even a contestant on Bowling for Dollars. She also enjoyed playing dart ball with her friends and cards at Senior Citizens Life. Agnes was a member of the SNPJ and the Eastern Star. Agnes also spent time working at the Record Outlook and enjoyed crocheting in her free time.
Mrs. Deleuze was an angel on Earth. She was the kindest lady you would ever meet and she cared for every person that crossed her path. Her faith was very important to her. Agnes loved attending church services at Noblestown United Presbyterian. One thing Agnes was always know for was gifting everyone she knew angel pins.
She loved her family and was so fortunate to see her family grow for as long as she could. Agnes was blessed with 104 years and her family was so lucky to spend those wonderful years with her. Her love was special and always just what everyone needed. She will surely be missed by all that knew her. All those angel pins are just that much more special now.
Surviving is her daughter, Patricia "Patty" George, grandchildren, Dana (Alex) Yu, William "Jook" (Tammy) George II, Debbie (Doug) Buchanan, Shelly (Greg) Duran and Heather Sparks, great grandchildren, J.J., Kayla, Catalina, Derek, Ben, Reba, Aleksandr, and Kadence, and several great-great grandchildren.
Along with her parents, Agnes is preceded in death by her loving husband, Morse "Porky" Deleuze, son, Morse "Mouse" Deleuze III, and son-in-law, William "Jook" George.
The family would like to give a special thanks to Danile & staff at her current residence and Heartland Hospice, especially to her primary nurse, Melissa.
All arrangements are private and entrusted to Thomas-Little Funeral Service, Inc., 314 W. Lincoln Ave., McDonald (724-926-2800). Interment will be held privately at Robinson Run Cemetery.
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