OBIT: Joseph S. "Moe" STROSCIO Jr., 2004, Jerome, Somerset County, PA
  
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  JOSEPH S. "MOE" STROSCIO JR.
  
  Joseph S. "Moe" Stroscio Jr., 37, Jerome, died unexpectedly June 3,
  2004, at Memorial Medical Center, Johnstown.  Born Sept. 1, 1966, in
  Roswell, N.M.  Preceded in death by grandparents, Lee and Betty
  Witkosky and Sam and Angeline Stroscio; uncle, Don Stroscio and
  stepfather, John Gavin.  Survived by wife, the former Elaine Shaulis;
  daughter, Isabella; mother, Constance J. (Witkosky) Stroscio-Gavin,
  Johnstown; sister, Maria Stroscio, Johnstown; niece, Kaylee Stroscio;
  father- and mother-in-law, Dale and Rita "Dolly" (Walker) Shaulis,
  Jerome; brother-in-law, Jason Shaulis, married to the former Kristy
  Walker, Philadelphia; numerous aunts, uncles and cousins; best
  friends John Mitchell, Indiana, Pa. and Chris Lenhart, Ligonier; and
  beloved hunting companion, Gypsy Rose.  A 1984 graduate of Bishop
  McCort High School.  He attended the Indiana University of
  Pennsylvania. Employed by DRS Laurel Technologies, Johnstown, as a
  senior systems technician.  A member of St. Anne Catholic Church,
  Davidsville and the Jerome Sportsmen's Club.  Also a 16-year member of
  the Indiana Lodge 931, BPO Elks.  He was an avid hunter and fisherman.
  Friends received from 2 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the Hoffman Funeral Home,
  Route 403 and Church Road, Davidsville, where vigil for the deceased
  will be held Sunday afternoon.  Funeral Mass at 10 a.m. Monday at St.
  Anne Church.  The Rev. Father Michael Lewandowski OFM, Conv.,
  celebrant.  Committal Maple Spring Cemetery, near Jerome.  In lieu of
  flowers, donations in Joseph's name may be given to the Make-A-Wish
  Foundation, 1216 11th Ave., Suite 310, Altoona, Pa. 16601-3413 or
  your local sportsmen's club.
  
  06/05/2004  Daily American