Loretta Jane Albright, 91, Patton, passed away January 25, 2020 after a long battle with Alzheimer's Disease.
Born February 3, 1928, in Patton, the daughter of the late Anne Pearl (Flesher) Haluska, and former Pennsylvania State Senator, John J. Haluska.
In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death by husband, Gerald Francis Albright, and her little brother, Thomas, who tragically died at the tender age of seven.
She is survived by her eight children, Sharon (the late John K. Adams), Marsha, Wayne (Gaye Fifer), Terri (Jim Lewis), Dale (Beth Cloherty), Gale (Tom Ogden), Lori (Bill Lauff) and Eric; twelve grandchildren, Kimberly (Michael), Christopher, Dominic, Adam, Mark (Alisa), Julie, Elizabeth (Mark), Carolyn, Michael (Lia), Stephen, Ben, and Luke (Alicia); and seven great-grandchildren, all because two people fell in love. Sister of Gladys Welty.
Loretta graduated from Patton High School in 1945. While in high school she was chosen Miss Coal Queen and became the first female life guard in this small town. She attended the University of Pittsburgh, took a break to elope and raise their eight kids, then returned to the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, to complete her bachelor's degree in writing at the age of 50!
She loved to travel, and did so, all over the world with her mother and sister, and domestic trips with the whole family. She loved learning new things, meeting new people, discovering new places, dancing, singing, cooking, and many other creative endeavors.
After she had an empty nest, she owned and operated a bed and breakfast for ten years in their home, The Nationality House, which was a great outlet for her creativity and desire to meet new people from far and wide.
At the request of Loretta, there will be no viewing or visitation. A memorial service will be announced in the spring at www.moriconifuneralhome.com.
Moriconi Funeral Home, Inc., Northern Cambria
Born February 3, 1928, in Patton, the daughter of the late Anne Pearl (Flesher) Haluska, and former Pennsylvania State Senator, John J. Haluska.
In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death by husband, Gerald Francis Albright, and her little brother, Thomas, who tragically died at the tender age of seven.
She is survived by her eight children, Sharon (the late John K. Adams), Marsha, Wayne (Gaye Fifer), Terri (Jim Lewis), Dale (Beth Cloherty), Gale (Tom Ogden), Lori (Bill Lauff) and Eric; twelve grandchildren, Kimberly (Michael), Christopher, Dominic, Adam, Mark (Alisa), Julie, Elizabeth (Mark), Carolyn, Michael (Lia), Stephen, Ben, and Luke (Alicia); and seven great-grandchildren, all because two people fell in love. Sister of Gladys Welty.
Loretta graduated from Patton High School in 1945. While in high school she was chosen Miss Coal Queen and became the first female life guard in this small town. She attended the University of Pittsburgh, took a break to elope and raise their eight kids, then returned to the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, to complete her bachelor's degree in writing at the age of 50!
She loved to travel, and did so, all over the world with her mother and sister, and domestic trips with the whole family. She loved learning new things, meeting new people, discovering new places, dancing, singing, cooking, and many other creative endeavors.
After she had an empty nest, she owned and operated a bed and breakfast for ten years in their home, The Nationality House, which was a great outlet for her creativity and desire to meet new people from far and wide.
At the request of Loretta, there will be no viewing or visitation. A memorial service will be announced in the spring at www.moriconifuneralhome.com.
Moriconi Funeral Home, Inc., Northern Cambria
Loretta Jane Albright, 91, Patton, passed away January 25, 2020 after a long battle with Alzheimer's Disease.
Born February 3, 1928, in Patton, the daughter of the late Anne Pearl (Flesher) Haluska, and former Pennsylvania State Senator, John J. Haluska.
In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death by husband, Gerald Francis Albright, and her little brother, Thomas, who tragically died at the tender age of seven.
She is survived by her eight children, Sharon (the late John K. Adams), Marsha, Wayne (Gaye Fifer), Terri (Jim Lewis), Dale (Beth Cloherty), Gale (Tom Ogden), Lori (Bill Lauff) and Eric; twelve grandchildren, Kimberly (Michael), Christopher, Dominic, Adam, Mark (Alisa), Julie, Elizabeth (Mark), Carolyn, Michael (Lia), Stephen, Ben, and Luke (Alicia); and seven great-grandchildren, all because two people fell in love. Sister of Gladys Welty.
Loretta graduated from Patton High School in 1945. While in high school she was chosen Miss Coal Queen and became the first female life guard in this small town. She attended the University of Pittsburgh, took a break to elope and raise their eight kids, then returned to the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, to complete her bachelor's degree in writing at the age of 50!
She loved to travel, and did so, all over the world with her mother and sister, and domestic trips with the whole family. She loved learning new things, meeting new people, discovering new places, dancing, singing, cooking, and many other creative endeavors.
After she had an empty nest, she owned and operated a bed and breakfast for ten years in their home, The Nationality House, which was a great outlet for her creativity and desire to meet new people from far and wide.
At the request of Loretta, there will be no viewing or visitation. A memorial service will be announced in the spring at www.moriconifuneralhome.com.
Moriconi Funeral Home, Inc., Northern Cambria
Born February 3, 1928, in Patton, the daughter of the late Anne Pearl (Flesher) Haluska, and former Pennsylvania State Senator, John J. Haluska.
In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death by husband, Gerald Francis Albright, and her little brother, Thomas, who tragically died at the tender age of seven.
She is survived by her eight children, Sharon (the late John K. Adams), Marsha, Wayne (Gaye Fifer), Terri (Jim Lewis), Dale (Beth Cloherty), Gale (Tom Ogden), Lori (Bill Lauff) and Eric; twelve grandchildren, Kimberly (Michael), Christopher, Dominic, Adam, Mark (Alisa), Julie, Elizabeth (Mark), Carolyn, Michael (Lia), Stephen, Ben, and Luke (Alicia); and seven great-grandchildren, all because two people fell in love. Sister of Gladys Welty.
Loretta graduated from Patton High School in 1945. While in high school she was chosen Miss Coal Queen and became the first female life guard in this small town. She attended the University of Pittsburgh, took a break to elope and raise their eight kids, then returned to the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, to complete her bachelor's degree in writing at the age of 50!
She loved to travel, and did so, all over the world with her mother and sister, and domestic trips with the whole family. She loved learning new things, meeting new people, discovering new places, dancing, singing, cooking, and many other creative endeavors.
After she had an empty nest, she owned and operated a bed and breakfast for ten years in their home, The Nationality House, which was a great outlet for her creativity and desire to meet new people from far and wide.
At the request of Loretta, there will be no viewing or visitation. A memorial service will be announced in the spring at www.moriconifuneralhome.com.
Moriconi Funeral Home, Inc., Northern Cambria
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