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Descendants of Johann Michael SCHLËYER

Ninth Generation

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3968. Benjamin MOORE (Carl MOORE , Walter Lou MOORE , Harry Otto MOORE , Lydia Ann SLOYER , William SLOYER , Johannes SCHLOYER , Johann Michael SCHLEIER , Johann Michael )

He had the following children:

5058 F i Annette Marie MOORE

3985. Todd D. HAHN (Donald HAHN , Allen HAHN , George Granville HAHN , Elizabeth SLOYER , William SLOYER , Johannes SCHLOYER , Johann Michael SCHLEIER , Johann Michael ) was born¹ in 1965. He died² on 20 Jun 1998 in Allentown, Pennsylvania. He was buried³ in Cedar Hill Memorial Park; Allentown, Pennsylvania.

Todd married Christine MONTGOMERY.

They had the following children:

5059 M i Cory HAHN
5060 F ii Megan HAHN

3987. Karen RINKER (Jeannette MILLER , Mildred T. HAHN , George Granville HAHN , Elizabeth SLOYER , William SLOYER , Johannes SCHLOYER , Johann Michael SCHLEIER , Johann Michael )

Karen married Randy L. FRABLE Sr.. Randy was born^{1, 2} on 28 Jan 1956 in Allentown, Pennsylvania. He died^{3, 4, 5} on 9 Sep 2008 in Palmerton, Pennsylvania. He was buried^{6, 7} on 13 Sep 2008 in Franklin Heights Memorial Park; Leighton, Pennsylvania.

Randy L. Frable Sr.
Morning Call - Allentown, Pa.
Author: Anonymous
Date: Sep 11, 2008
Start Page: B.8
Section: LOCAL
Text Word Count: 159
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This document is a paid announcement.
Randy L. Frable Sr., 52, of Palmerton, passed away September 9, 2008, in his residence. He was husband of Karen (Rinker) Frable. Born in Allentown, he was the son of the late Leon R. and Dolores Mae (Kresge) Frable. Randy was a member of Painters Union Local 1269, Allentown, for many years.
Survivors: Wife; sons, Christopher L. Frable and Randy L. Frable Jr., both of Palmerton; brothers, Leon R. Frable Jr. of Kunkletown, Farrin L. Frable of Palmerton; sisters, Trudy L. and husband Chad Zeigenfuss of Aquashicola, Colleen A. Frable of Palmerton; nieces, nephews.
Services: Graveside, 10 a.m. Saturday, September 13, 2008, Franklin Heights Memorial Park, Franklin Heights Road, Lehighton. Arrangements, Harding Funeral Home, 25-27 N. 2nd St., Slatington.
Contributions: In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to the American Heart Association, c/o the funeral home, PA 18080.
Please sign Guest Book on mcall.com/obits
Credit: The Morning Call
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Social Security Death Index <http://www.ancestry.com> about Randy L. Frable
Name: Randy L. Frable
SSN: 207-44-2751
Last Residence: 18071 Palmerton, Carbon, Pennsylvania
Born: 28 Jan 1956
Died: 9 Sep 2008
State (Year) SSN issued: Pennsylvania (1969-1970)
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Randy L. Frable, Sr

Birth: unknown
Death: Sep. 9, 2008

Burial: Franklin Heights Memorial Park East Weissport Carbon County Pennsylvania, USA
Created by: Dick Quenzer Record added: Sep 12, 2008 Find A Grave Memorial# 29756935
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They had the following children:

5061 M i Chris L. FRABLE
5062 M ii Randy L. FRABLE Jr.

3989. Robert Arthur HAHN (Bette June HAHN , Arthur James HAHN , Harry Allen HAHN , Elizabeth SLOYER , William SLOYER , Johannes SCHLOYER , Johann Michael SCHLEIER , Johann Michael )

Robert married (1) Kathi FINK.

They had the following children:

5063 M i Mark Allen HAHN
5064 M ii Matthew Aaron HAHN

Robert married (2) Kathleen (KEIFER) PRICE.

3990. Carol KEEFER (Violet L. HAHN , Roy Edmund HAHN , Lewis Victor HAHN , Elizabeth SLOYER , William SLOYER , Johannes SCHLOYER , Johann Michael SCHLEIER , Johann Michael ) was born^{1, 2} on 13 May 1963 in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. She died^{3, 4} on 29 Oct 2001 in Pennsylvania. Carol was employed⁵ as art instructor in Sacred Heart School.

~Victim was a beloved mother, teacher ** 38-year-old lived in the Bath area, where it seemed she had no enemies.
[FIRST Edition]
Morning Call - Allentown, Pa.
Author: KATHY LAUER-WILLIAMS Of The Morning Call
Date: Oct 31, 2001
Start Page: A.1
Section: NATIONAL
Text Word Count: 877
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Carol DiOdoardo lived her life the way she taught her art class at Sacred Heart School in Bath: creating wonderment and beauty, family and acquaintances said Tuesday.
DiOdoardo, 38, lived most of her life in the tiny borough and was friends with everyone.
Having grown up in a family of 11, she fell in love with a man who also came from a large family -- nine children -- and had a double wedding with his brother, with whom they had double-dated.
She did crafts with the children of relatives, and five years ago took a job teaching art at the school, which her two daughters attend.
And so it was a shock to virtually everyone who knew her that she was shot to death about 9 p.m. Monday in the parking lot at Macy's store at Lehigh Valley Mall in Whitehall Township.
DiOdoardo, of 6060 W. Main St., East Allen Township, was pronounced dead at the scene. Shoppers and mall workers reported they heard a woman scream, then two shots.
"I just can't believe it," brother-in-law Piero DiOdoardo, 39, said in a ragged voice as he sat in his Bath kitchen Tuesday, his 5- year-old daughter, Adriana, cuddled in his lap.
DiOdoardo shook his head in disbelief as he talked of learning of his sister-in-law's death through a message one of his sisters left on his answering machine when he got home from his night job at United Parcel Service.
He said his wife had found out shortly before he did and was very upset.
"She knew Carol very well," DiOdoardo said. "It's tough to lose a friend."
DiOdoardo said he last saw Carol on Friday, when he picked up his children at Sacred Heart, where Carol DiOdoardo taught part time and where her daughters Gabriella, 7, and Gianna, 11, were pupils.
Police hadn't given him information about the crime, but he said Carol simply had no enemies.
It was a sentiment echoed Tuesday throughout the Bath area.
At the school, seven counselors Tuesday helped break the news to the pupils and will be back today to help them deal with their grief.
Allentown Catholic Diocese spokesman Matt Kerr said letters also were sent home with children and the school was planning a special prayer service for Carol. He said the entire school will attend Carol's funeral if it falls on a school day.
Sacred Heart Principal Louise Glass said Carol was well loved and respected by teachers and pupils alike.
"Carol was a beautiful person inside and out, and a role model as a mother," Glass said.
Piero DiOdoardo said Carol had just accepted a full-time teaching job at a public school and was leaving her part-time position at Sacred Heart. Monday was her last day at the school.
Carol's husband, Fausto, Piero's 43-year-old brother, owns Barber Street Apparel in Northampton.
The husband and daughters gathered with relatives at their East Allen home and were too distraught to be interviewed, Piero DiOdoardo said.
DiOdoardo said the shock of the news was still sinking in for him and his wife, Angela, who had shared a double wedding with Carol and Fausto.
DiOdoardo said he and his brother, who were the closest in their family of nine siblings, had known Carol, who also had a close-knit family, for at least 25 years.
He said it seemed natural that Fausto and Carol were drawn together.
"She came from a real big family like us," DiOdoardo said. "For us, a family gathering is 40 or 50 people."
DiOdoardo said the four became fast friends as teens and were always together, double-dating while attending Northampton High School.
In 1986, the two couples were married in a large double wedding at Sacred Heart Church in Bath. Each couple served as the other's honor attendants.
DiOdoardo spread out family photo albums that depicted a happy, radiant Carol at the wedding, standing close to her good friend and now sister-in-law, as well as the two couples holding each other's children at family christenings.
DiOdoardo said the couples remained close following their wedding and took family vacations together, traveling to Switzerland and Italy.
He said their lives were filled with family pig roasts, sausage- making and tomato-canning parties and children's sleepovers.
"She was very genuinely nice," DiOdoardo said.
His daughter Gina, 9, recalled her Aunt Carol as fun and "creative."
"She always did crafts and stuff," Gina said. "One time we wrote with crayons on a piece of paper and ironed it on our shirts."
Gina said she cried when her mother told her what had happened to her aunt.
DiOdoardo said he kept his four children home from school Tuesday and planned to join other family members at Carol and Fausto's house.
"It still doesn't seem like it really happened," said DiOdoardo.
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Carol M. DiOrdoardo
[FIRST Edition]
Morning Call - Allentown, Pa.
Author: The Morning Call
Date: Nov 1, 2001
Start Page: A.17
Section: NATIONAL
Text Word Count: 134
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Carol May DiOrdoardo, 38, of 6060 W. Main Blvd., Bath, died Monday, Oct. 29, in the parking lot of the Lehigh Valley Mall, Whitehall Township. She was the wife of Fausto DiOrdoardo.
She was an art instructor for Sacred Heart School, Bath.
Born in Bethlehem, she was a daughter of Bertine and Violet (Hahn) Keefer of Bath.
She was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Bath.
Survivors: Husband; parents; daughters, Gianna M. and Gabriella A., both at home; brothers, Harry and David, both of Whitehall, James of Bath, Bruce of Northampton, Grant of Palmerton; sisters, Kathy Stump of Bath, Trudy Brown of Nazareth, Wanda Morgan of Palmerton, Nancy Laubach, Sue.
Mass: 10:30 a.m. Saturday in the church. Call 7-10 a.m. Saturday, Bartholomew Funeral Home, 243 S. Walnut St., Bath.
Contributions: To the church
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Social Security Death Index <http://www.ancestry.com> about Carol M. Diodoardo
Name: Carol M. Diodoardo
SSN: 169-38-9123
Born: 15 May 1963
Died: 29 Oct 2001
State (Year) SSN issued: Pennsylvania (1963-1964)
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