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Lee was a Captain of the West Taylor Volunteer Fire Company. He loved to be outdoors fishing and hunting. He enjoyed snowmobiling and working on his cars. Lee was a true American hero who ran head first into danger to help people. "When fear is standing in front of you tell it to get the hell out of your way"

My husband ~ he meant the world to us and I know we were his. You gave the ultimate sacrifice and though we are left with the shattered pieces, I will stand proud and represent you the way you deserve. My love, my pilot, my hero...when I said forever, I meant it. Forever yours my love!

Ron was a Tribune-Democrat reporter known for his loving devotion as a father and son, affable personality and commitment to the Johnstown area. He was friendly, compassionate, intelligent, hard-working. He loved his job and he loved his community, and he was proud that he was doing work that could make a difference in his community.

Gary loved life and lived it to the fullest. While he always kept his wife on her toes, he loved her more than anything and their partnership was indestructible. There have never been two people better suited to share their life story together. He was a fabulous role model for his two sons and provided a true example of how to be a husband, father, friend and citizen. He always knew the right thing to say and provided the best advice. In his later years, Gary’s grandchildren became the light of his life. There is nothing he enjoyed more than their sporting events, fantasy football matchups, dinosaur battles, princess playing and watching all five of them play together.More than anything, Gary loved people. He was the textbook definition of a great friend. He appreciated the best in everybody with whom he associated and learned from every personal interaction. He truly cherished the numerous relationships that he formed through the years and realized that they all had a part in shaping him into the person that so many grew to love.

Loving husband,father,son,brother and friend