Nancy May Black, 103, formerly of Bradford, was born in Donehay Hill, PA a daughter of the late Simon P. and Lottie (Clyde) Harringer.
In May of 1921 she married Harry W. Lewis who preceded her in death. On September 27, 1946 she married George A. Black who died February 23, 1993.
Mrs. Black attended Hallton schools. She had worked at the Silk Mill in Kane and later as a presser for Capwell Dry Cleaners in Corry.
She attended the Faith Baptist Church in Bradford and the Barnes United Methodist Church in Barnes.
She is survived by a daughter, Louise M. Geib, and a son Dean W. Lewis, 12 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren and 15 great great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents, two husbands, two sons: Charles W. Lewis and Lester Lewis, four sisters, two brothers, a grandson Robert Lewis and a great granddaughter Samatha Lewis. Burial in Riverview Corydon Cemetery.
In May of 1921 she married Harry W. Lewis who preceded her in death. On September 27, 1946 she married George A. Black who died February 23, 1993.
Mrs. Black attended Hallton schools. She had worked at the Silk Mill in Kane and later as a presser for Capwell Dry Cleaners in Corry.
She attended the Faith Baptist Church in Bradford and the Barnes United Methodist Church in Barnes.
She is survived by a daughter, Louise M. Geib, and a son Dean W. Lewis, 12 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren and 15 great great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents, two husbands, two sons: Charles W. Lewis and Lester Lewis, four sisters, two brothers, a grandson Robert Lewis and a great granddaughter Samatha Lewis. Burial in Riverview Corydon Cemetery.
Nancy May Black, 103, formerly of Bradford, was born in Donehay Hill, PA a daughter of the late Simon P. and Lottie (Clyde) Harringer.
In May of 1921 she married Harry W. Lewis who preceded her in death. On September 27, 1946 she married George A. Black who died February 23, 1993.
Mrs. Black attended Hallton schools. She had worked at the Silk Mill in Kane and later as a presser for Capwell Dry Cleaners in Corry.
She attended the Faith Baptist Church in Bradford and the Barnes United Methodist Church in Barnes.
She is survived by a daughter, Louise M. Geib, and a son Dean W. Lewis, 12 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren and 15 great great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents, two husbands, two sons: Charles W. Lewis and Lester Lewis, four sisters, two brothers, a grandson Robert Lewis and a great granddaughter Samatha Lewis. Burial in Riverview Corydon Cemetery.
In May of 1921 she married Harry W. Lewis who preceded her in death. On September 27, 1946 she married George A. Black who died February 23, 1993.
Mrs. Black attended Hallton schools. She had worked at the Silk Mill in Kane and later as a presser for Capwell Dry Cleaners in Corry.
She attended the Faith Baptist Church in Bradford and the Barnes United Methodist Church in Barnes.
She is survived by a daughter, Louise M. Geib, and a son Dean W. Lewis, 12 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren and 15 great great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents, two husbands, two sons: Charles W. Lewis and Lester Lewis, four sisters, two brothers, a grandson Robert Lewis and a great granddaughter Samatha Lewis. Burial in Riverview Corydon Cemetery.
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