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He was born in Oil City, PA on May 20, 1927 to Harold L. and Barbara ( McCoy) Sigworth.
Harold Graduated from Titusville High School and was in the US Navy During WWII.
He was a member of New Virginia United Methodist Church. He enjoyed high school sporting events, fishing, camping, bowling and most of all spending time and supporting his family. He was a life member of the Sharon VFW and a member of Sampson WWII Navy Veteran.
Harold was married to Dorothy (Cashdollar) Sigworth on June 16, 1951, and she preceded him in death on December 8, 1991.
Harold is survived by: Son, Scott (Francine) Sigworth of Clark, PA, A grandson, Scott M (Candice) Sigworth of Cochranton, PA; granddaughter, Melissa (Tony) Gagliardi of Hubbard, OH. His great grandchildren, Tegan Sigworth, Anthony Gagliardi, Adalay Sigworth, Everly Sigworth and Claire Gagliardi.
Harold was preceded in death by: Spouse, Dorothy(Cashdollar) Sigworth; Father, Harold L. Sigworth; Mother, Barbara (McCoy) McGuigan and a Half sister, Barbara Reno
Online condolences can be given on Harold's memorial page at Flynnfuneralhome.com
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