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Samuel Litvaney Obituary
SAMUEL A.
Suddenly, on June 20, 2003; beloved husband of Lida; loving father of Lynne (Dennis); son of the late Hilda and Sam Litvaney; brother-in-law of Edna Becker. Mr. Litvaney served in the U.S. Army during World War II and was the recipient of a Purple Heart. He was employed by Alcoa and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Funeral Arrangements by BEINHAUERS, Friends welcome at 2828 Washington Road, Peters Twp. (724) 941-3211, Mon. 7-9pm, where Funeral Service will be held Tues. at 11am. Military Honors will be accorded at Queen of Heaven Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to the National Kidney Foundation.
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for Samuel Litvaney
Marcie Lamark
June 24, 2003
I didn't know Sam very well, but he always smiled and said "Hello" when I saw him. I have been hearing a lot of nice stories about him lately. My prayers and thoughts are with Sam's family.
Michael Whitelock
June 23, 2003
Mr. Sam, as I respectfully referred to him will always remain in my thoughts. His kindness, his laughter and his artistic talents will linger with HUD and many others for eternity. Alex Haley once said "Find the Good and Praise it". Mr. Sam was one of the Good Ones. My sympathy goes out to the Litvaney family. The Whitelocks
Sharon Weber
June 23, 2003
My sympathies. Sam was a nice man.
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raymond hluska
June 23, 2003
My sympathies on Sam's death.
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Kristina Becker
June 23, 2003
My deepest condolences to Ne Ne and Lynne. You are in my thoughts.
JoAnn Burton
June 23, 2003
Sam was an early riser and was usually the first one in the office. So in the winter in the worst weather conditions, Sam was usually the one who turned the lights on and made the office a bright place to begin your day.
JoAnn Burton
June 22, 2003
Sam was a good friend that I will remember for ever. I will miss him.
Roxanne Oertel
June 22, 2003
I was so shocked and saddened to hear about Sam's passing. He was such a nice man to work with. He was always smiling and thoughtful. I remember all the road trips Sam took us on and he taught me how to inspect a building and what to look for. We had wonderful lunches out and he even remembered where my sister worked and took me out to lunch there since I hadn't seen her in a long time. Sam will be truly missed!!
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