Kepple-Graft Funeral Home, Inc.

10/31/2025

Wishing our community a safe and fun Halloween! May your night be filled with sweet treats, joyful memories, and a little bit of spooky fun. 👻��

10/22/2025

We celebrate the wonderful life of Mae B Jobe. Mae was a member of Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church in Delmont. She was an active volunteer with the Salvation Army and Meals on Wheels. Her hobbies included sewing and she was a member of the Alwine Homemakers.

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10/15/2025

Today is October 15th. Today is International Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Day. 💙💗

Please join us as we participate in the International Wave of Light. All over the world, families and friends will light a candle to honor and remember all of the precious babies gone to soon.

Tonight, wherever you are, please light a candle at 7pm (in local timezone).
Let the candle burn for at least one hour.

Together...We Still Remember.

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10/14/2025

We honor the wonderful life of Maryjane Elizabeth "Mary" Johnson. She was Catholic by faith and attended St. Barbara Roman Catholic Church, Harrison City. Mary loved being around her kids, grandkids, and her cats. She enjoyed photography and taking pictures and admired religious artifacts and statues.

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10/08/2025

We celebrate the wonderful life of George P. Nickoloff, Jr.

Prior to retirement he was deeply involved in the plastic injection molding industry and finished his career as President of a local Plastic Injection Molding Company. He also one of the three founding members, along with wife Joan and son Paul, of the Fotorecord Print Center, Inc. in Greensburg and sold his shares prior to retirement in 2005. During retirement, he enjoyed spending time with Joan, traveling to see family and friends, and working on almost anything in his workshop. Additionally, he was both an avid golfer and bowler and always spoke highly of all his friends he met in his leagues and outings. He was loved by all who met him, and he could always make you laugh and feel comfortable around him. He and his wife, Joan were members of the Blessed Sacrament Cathedral.

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10/06/2025

We honor the wonderful life of Dale H. Peters, a lifelong resident of Greensburg. Dale served in the army from 1959 to 1962. He was a farmer through and through. He was most content when riding his tractors in the fields. Dale was a jack of all trades. There was not any piece of equipment he could not repair. Relaxation was sitting on his porch swing with a cup of coffee or tea, and eating a Little Debbie chocolate cake. He was a loving husband, dad, and pappy.

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10/04/2025

We celebrate the wonderful life of Brian K. Fink. Prior to retirement he worked as an electrical worker. He loved hunting and fishing in Armstrong county where he lived and made friends easily. He loved America and was a true Patriot.

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10/01/2025

We celebrate the wonderful life of Marie Faulk Miltenberger.

A graduate of Franklin Area High School and the University of Pittsburgh, Marie began her career at West Penn Power Company as an executive secretary. She later paused her career to raise her children, devoting herself to family life and community service. She returned to the workforce at Saint Vincent College, where she served as Associate Director of Career Development and Continuing Education. In that role, she counseled and supported adult students returning to the classroom to complete their degrees. She also directed the Saint Vincent College Challenge Program, inspiring junior high and high school students to explore academic opportunities.

Together with Arthur, Marie generously opened their home to friends and to the wider community, hosting events that supported local arts and history. These included Art in the Kitchen for the Westmoreland Museum of American Art, a Christmas Decoration Display for the Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art, and a historic house tour benefiting the Westmoreland County Historical Society.

Marie lived life with joy, curiosity, generosity, and warmth. She and Arthur traveled widely, always eager to discover new places, immerse themselves in history, and experience different cultures. She had a refined appreciation for art, fine cuisine, and wine, which she paired with her own exceptional skill in the kitchen. Family and friends will remember Marie as a talented cook who delighted in preparing memorable meals and as a gracious hostess who filled her home with laughter and hospitality. Her delightful sense of humor and quick wit made her company a joy to all who knew her.

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09/30/2025

We celebrate the wonderful life of Haase deVries (Bud) Fresch. Bud’s greatest pleasures were family and towing a trailer around the country to see all the parks and sights. He was a Christian man who loved his savior Jesus. He was a degreed Engineer, and worked for various companies as well as had his own businesses retiring at 72 in 2005. He had a generous heart and spirit, and could be counted to be there for family and friends. There will be no visitation for Bud, and services will be private.

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09/23/2025

We celebrate the wonderful life of Jane H. Schreckengost.

Jane graduated from New Castle High School and Wilson College, Chambersburg, PA. As a teaching assistant for The Institute of International Education, she taught English for a year in Tulle, France. Taught at Norwin High School for 27 years and was a lifelong member of the Presbyterian Church.

She leaves behind a blended family of four children, nine grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren.

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09/23/2025

We celebrate the wonderful life of the Rev. Dr. Paul L. Westcoat, Jr.
He will be greatly missed by all, including his loving cat, Ed. Paul’s greatest joys were his God, family, country, church family, friends, and vacations at Stone Harbor, New Jersey. Dr. Westcoat served as pastor to several United Church of Christ congregations in Pennsylvania and on many boards and committees statewide as well as nationwide. In addition, he served as Conference Minister for the Penn West Conference of the United Church of Christ for many years. He inspired and helped many people throughout his career and life, and truly fulfilled his promise to serve God. Paul made our world a better place.

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09/23/2025

We celebrate the wonderful life of Laura Scales Wallace. She grew up in Greensburg, PA and graduated from Hempfield High School in 1975. Laura received her Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Allegheny College in 1979. While at Allegheny, one of the things Laura enjoyed most was her time on the cheerleading squad. She then went on to Syracuse University where she received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing in 1984. Laura lived in Florida for a time, where she began her lifelong career in nursing. While in Florida, she worked as a home health nurse and as an LPN for a dermatologist. Once back in Greensburg, she worked as an LPN for a PCP’s office until she had to give up nursing for medical reasons. Laura was a loving daughter, sister, aunt and friend. She was a gentle woman with the kindest heart. She loved all holidays, trips to the beach, country inns and all things vintage. Laura was a collector of many things but two of her favorite collections were her hankies and her ribbons. She was a little bit Rock and Roll and a little bit Country. And having the biggest sweet tooth, she wasn’t shy about admitting that one afternoon she drove to two different drive-thrus for vanilla ice cream cones.

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