first marriage to Ernest Heckman
second marriage to Otto Dudek
Ill since November, Mrs. Jane V. Heckman Dudek 66, wife of Otto Dudek, died last evening September 26, 1966.
Mrs. Dudek passed away at 10:30 in John Kane Hospital, where she had been a patient since August 8.
The Dudeks lived for many years at 107 W. 9th Ave. Tarentum, but moved to New Kensington, 2 weeks ago.
Mrs. Dudek came to the Allegheny Valley in 1942 from Elk County, Pa. where she was born on November 25, 1899 to Richard and Phyllis Vivian.
She was a member of St. Paul Lutheran Church and Eleanor Rebekah Lodge, both of Tarentum.
Surviving are her husband, Otto, whom she married in 1947, two sons, Harold Heckman, Ohio and Fred Heckman, Tarentum. A step-daughter Mrs. Harry (Emma) Graff, New Kensington, 7 grandchildren, and 6 great grandchildren.
She also leaves 4 brothers, Merel and Richard Vivian, both of Ohio, William of Coalport and Russell of Tarentum. Also 2 sisters Violet Lay and Ethel Shaw both of Niles, Ohio. Duster Funeral Home. Rev. C.W. Baker Jr. D.D.
Valley Daily News, Tarentum, PA
second marriage to Otto Dudek
Ill since November, Mrs. Jane V. Heckman Dudek 66, wife of Otto Dudek, died last evening September 26, 1966.
Mrs. Dudek passed away at 10:30 in John Kane Hospital, where she had been a patient since August 8.
The Dudeks lived for many years at 107 W. 9th Ave. Tarentum, but moved to New Kensington, 2 weeks ago.
Mrs. Dudek came to the Allegheny Valley in 1942 from Elk County, Pa. where she was born on November 25, 1899 to Richard and Phyllis Vivian.
She was a member of St. Paul Lutheran Church and Eleanor Rebekah Lodge, both of Tarentum.
Surviving are her husband, Otto, whom she married in 1947, two sons, Harold Heckman, Ohio and Fred Heckman, Tarentum. A step-daughter Mrs. Harry (Emma) Graff, New Kensington, 7 grandchildren, and 6 great grandchildren.
She also leaves 4 brothers, Merel and Richard Vivian, both of Ohio, William of Coalport and Russell of Tarentum. Also 2 sisters Violet Lay and Ethel Shaw both of Niles, Ohio. Duster Funeral Home. Rev. C.W. Baker Jr. D.D.
Valley Daily News, Tarentum, PA
first marriage to Ernest Heckman
second marriage to Otto Dudek
Ill since November, Mrs. Jane V. Heckman Dudek 66, wife of Otto Dudek, died last evening September 26, 1966.
Mrs. Dudek passed away at 10:30 in John Kane Hospital, where she had been a patient since August 8.
The Dudeks lived for many years at 107 W. 9th Ave. Tarentum, but moved to New Kensington, 2 weeks ago.
Mrs. Dudek came to the Allegheny Valley in 1942 from Elk County, Pa. where she was born on November 25, 1899 to Richard and Phyllis Vivian.
She was a member of St. Paul Lutheran Church and Eleanor Rebekah Lodge, both of Tarentum.
Surviving are her husband, Otto, whom she married in 1947, two sons, Harold Heckman, Ohio and Fred Heckman, Tarentum. A step-daughter Mrs. Harry (Emma) Graff, New Kensington, 7 grandchildren, and 6 great grandchildren.
She also leaves 4 brothers, Merel and Richard Vivian, both of Ohio, William of Coalport and Russell of Tarentum. Also 2 sisters Violet Lay and Ethel Shaw both of Niles, Ohio. Duster Funeral Home. Rev. C.W. Baker Jr. D.D.
Valley Daily News, Tarentum, PA
second marriage to Otto Dudek
Ill since November, Mrs. Jane V. Heckman Dudek 66, wife of Otto Dudek, died last evening September 26, 1966.
Mrs. Dudek passed away at 10:30 in John Kane Hospital, where she had been a patient since August 8.
The Dudeks lived for many years at 107 W. 9th Ave. Tarentum, but moved to New Kensington, 2 weeks ago.
Mrs. Dudek came to the Allegheny Valley in 1942 from Elk County, Pa. where she was born on November 25, 1899 to Richard and Phyllis Vivian.
She was a member of St. Paul Lutheran Church and Eleanor Rebekah Lodge, both of Tarentum.
Surviving are her husband, Otto, whom she married in 1947, two sons, Harold Heckman, Ohio and Fred Heckman, Tarentum. A step-daughter Mrs. Harry (Emma) Graff, New Kensington, 7 grandchildren, and 6 great grandchildren.
She also leaves 4 brothers, Merel and Richard Vivian, both of Ohio, William of Coalport and Russell of Tarentum. Also 2 sisters Violet Lay and Ethel Shaw both of Niles, Ohio. Duster Funeral Home. Rev. C.W. Baker Jr. D.D.
Valley Daily News, Tarentum, PA
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