Robert A. Bartley
PARKER - Robert A. Bartly, 86, died at his Parker RD 1 home Monday morning (March 31, 1958). He was a retired coal miner and a former resident of Monterey RD 1.
Mr. Bartley is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Eva Biddle, West Monterey, Alta Booher, Kittanning; Mrs. Bernice Stahl, Karns City; and Mrs. Lula DeHart, Parker RD 1.
Thirteen grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren also survive, along with a brother, Liberton Bartley of East Brady.
Friends are being received at Fred S. Bowser funeral home here, where funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday by Rev. Merwin Schaub, pastor of West Freedom Methodist Church. Burial will be made in West Monterey cemetery.
* Robert spent his last days in the home of his daughter Lula Belle. I was there just a few months before he died and remember my father picking me up and holding me over the bed so I could meet my great-grandfather. You could tell he was in desperate pain but he still managed a smile and seemed happy to see yet another of his great-grandchildren.
I still own the family bible kept by his wife, Effa Luella Durnell, as it was one of my father's prized possessions and passed down to me.
PARKER - Robert A. Bartly, 86, died at his Parker RD 1 home Monday morning (March 31, 1958). He was a retired coal miner and a former resident of Monterey RD 1.
Mr. Bartley is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Eva Biddle, West Monterey, Alta Booher, Kittanning; Mrs. Bernice Stahl, Karns City; and Mrs. Lula DeHart, Parker RD 1.
Thirteen grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren also survive, along with a brother, Liberton Bartley of East Brady.
Friends are being received at Fred S. Bowser funeral home here, where funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday by Rev. Merwin Schaub, pastor of West Freedom Methodist Church. Burial will be made in West Monterey cemetery.
* Robert spent his last days in the home of his daughter Lula Belle. I was there just a few months before he died and remember my father picking me up and holding me over the bed so I could meet my great-grandfather. You could tell he was in desperate pain but he still managed a smile and seemed happy to see yet another of his great-grandchildren.
I still own the family bible kept by his wife, Effa Luella Durnell, as it was one of my father's prized possessions and passed down to me.
Robert A. Bartley
PARKER - Robert A. Bartly, 86, died at his Parker RD 1 home Monday morning (March 31, 1958). He was a retired coal miner and a former resident of Monterey RD 1.
Mr. Bartley is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Eva Biddle, West Monterey, Alta Booher, Kittanning; Mrs. Bernice Stahl, Karns City; and Mrs. Lula DeHart, Parker RD 1.
Thirteen grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren also survive, along with a brother, Liberton Bartley of East Brady.
Friends are being received at Fred S. Bowser funeral home here, where funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday by Rev. Merwin Schaub, pastor of West Freedom Methodist Church. Burial will be made in West Monterey cemetery.
* Robert spent his last days in the home of his daughter Lula Belle. I was there just a few months before he died and remember my father picking me up and holding me over the bed so I could meet my great-grandfather. You could tell he was in desperate pain but he still managed a smile and seemed happy to see yet another of his great-grandchildren.
I still own the family bible kept by his wife, Effa Luella Durnell, as it was one of my father's prized possessions and passed down to me.
PARKER - Robert A. Bartly, 86, died at his Parker RD 1 home Monday morning (March 31, 1958). He was a retired coal miner and a former resident of Monterey RD 1.
Mr. Bartley is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Eva Biddle, West Monterey, Alta Booher, Kittanning; Mrs. Bernice Stahl, Karns City; and Mrs. Lula DeHart, Parker RD 1.
Thirteen grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren also survive, along with a brother, Liberton Bartley of East Brady.
Friends are being received at Fred S. Bowser funeral home here, where funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday by Rev. Merwin Schaub, pastor of West Freedom Methodist Church. Burial will be made in West Monterey cemetery.
* Robert spent his last days in the home of his daughter Lula Belle. I was there just a few months before he died and remember my father picking me up and holding me over the bed so I could meet my great-grandfather. You could tell he was in desperate pain but he still managed a smile and seemed happy to see yet another of his great-grandchildren.
I still own the family bible kept by his wife, Effa Luella Durnell, as it was one of my father's prized possessions and passed down to me.
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