He graduated from Stoneboro High School in 1943. Mr. Wasser was a farmer and worked for Sharon Steel as a furnace worker for 28 years. He retired on October 31, 1983. Prior to Sharon Steel he was a brick layer by trade and was a member of the New Castle Brick Layers Union. He was a member of Coolspring Presbyterian Church, Fairview Township. Mr. Wasser served in the 34th Infantry Regiment during World War II.
Mr. Wasser was preceded in death by: His parents; a daughter, Robyn E. Freed; two sisters, Elizabeth Anderson Hover and Kathryn A. Thompson; three brothers, Victor W. Wasser, Karl E. Wasser and Dr. Louis W. Wasser.
Mr. Wasser was preceded in death by: His parents; a daughter, Robyn E. Freed; two sisters, Elizabeth Anderson Hover and Kathryn A. Thompson; three brothers, Victor W. Wasser, Karl E. Wasser and Dr. Louis W. Wasser.
He graduated from Stoneboro High School in 1943. Mr. Wasser was a farmer and worked for Sharon Steel as a furnace worker for 28 years. He retired on October 31, 1983. Prior to Sharon Steel he was a brick layer by trade and was a member of the New Castle Brick Layers Union. He was a member of Coolspring Presbyterian Church, Fairview Township. Mr. Wasser served in the 34th Infantry Regiment during World War II.
Mr. Wasser was preceded in death by: His parents; a daughter, Robyn E. Freed; two sisters, Elizabeth Anderson Hover and Kathryn A. Thompson; three brothers, Victor W. Wasser, Karl E. Wasser and Dr. Louis W. Wasser.
Mr. Wasser was preceded in death by: His parents; a daughter, Robyn E. Freed; two sisters, Elizabeth Anderson Hover and Kathryn A. Thompson; three brothers, Victor W. Wasser, Karl E. Wasser and Dr. Louis W. Wasser.
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