[31529] This line is from the unverified OneWorldTree which states Edmund is son of Richard Clark and Anne Baylife.
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Survived by wife Gloria, six children (David of Minersville, Daniel of Oberlin, Diane Pizzo of Minersville, Denise Holubowski of Sunrise, FL, Karen Myers of Lake Meade and Gary of Minersville), a brother, Robert of Lock Haven, nine 9 grandchildren.... (obituary in Patriot-News, Harrisburg, PA). He served in the US Navy (electrician mate) and graduated from Shamokin (PA) High School. Muster rolls of U. S. Navy ships show a John Joseph Dutcavich with muster dates: November, 1945 - USS Cossatot (AO-77 - a tanker serving the fleet in the Pacific); January, February and March 1946 - YMS-475 (an Auxiliary Motor Minesweeper); March 1946 - USS YMS 349 (a minesweeper, sailing from Kobe, Japan); 1 July 1946 - USS ATA 176 (a rescue tug) - his son, David, offers: "The naval musters would be accurate for two reasons: First, the miniscule research that I've done indicates that his name is unique. There are other variations of 'Dutcavich' ( including 'Dutkievicius', the spelling used by my great-grandparents), but if something pops up with John Joseph, it's certainly him. Second, while I only remember him talking about YMS-349, these vessels were small and often swapped crew members as guys were leaving service during the post-VJ period. The first ship, the Oiler, was presumably dad's 'ride' to the western Pacific. The last ship, the tug, shows a trans-Pacific transit back to SFCA, so she was his ride back to the States."
"Republican and Herald [Pottsville, Pennsylvania], 19 February 1999," p. 91: "Minersville funeral director David Dutcavich said it's easy for him to remember how old his family's funeral home is. 'My Dad re-opened Bill Tuson's business when I was 8 months old,' he said. John Dutcavich bought the former Tuson Funeral Home in September 1954. Some might have questioned whether it was a good idea at the time. As in many Schuylkill County communities, Minersville funeral homes went largely unused since the traditions of the time still called for conducting funeral services from the home. And client bases were usually small, as most funeral directors served people from their own ethnic groups or from their places of worship. 'In spite of the odds, my Dad's vision for the future paid off,' Dutcavich said. John Dutcavich recognized that the funeral home, fashioned by Bill Tuson in the 1940s, would become the largest gathering place for funeral services in the community. 'And Dad was able to see that the boundaries of faith and ancestry would also break down,' said Dutcavich. 'Just as America changed through the 50s and 60s, so did Minersville. through inter(faith) marriage and the blending of various neighborhoods within the area.' John Dutcavich died in 1988, just as the Dutcavich Funeral Home was beginning to see the success of his vision. 'Over the 10 years since his death, I often wish he were here to see the fruits of his labor,' said the younger Dutcavich. 'But I also remember the two things that he taught me.' Dutcavich said that excellent client service and adaptability to change are the keys to the continuing success of the Dutcavich Funeral Home. 'We constantly seek input from the families we serve," said Dutcavich. "We might not be able to change what we've already done, but we strive to incorporate client suggestions and criticisms in our future service to others.' . . . ."
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[49400] "Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]. 28 July 2018": "Holden - Timothy Parker Littlefield Sr., 70, died July 16, 2018, surrounded by his children and good friend, John Morse. Timothy was born on December 2, 1947, in Belfast, Maine, to Dexter Littlefield and Patricia Grady. He graduated from Belfast Area High School in 1966. His wife of 49 years, Gayle Hincks, passed in 2017. Tim worked at many trades, including fireman, lobsterman, installing pools, plowing, and about any job involving his hands; he was a true jack-of-all-trades. His passions were many, including producing maple syrup and travelling to NASCAR races with his wife. He also loved hunting, fishing, camping, and family get-togethers. Tim was always there to help his family and friends. Timothy is survived by his daughter, Dynnise Littlefield; his sons, Timothy Littlefield Jr. and Scott Littlefield; his grandchildren, Julia, Parker, Alexandra and Sophie; his sisters, Kathleen (Littlefield) Sproul and her husband, Donald Sproul, and Kimberly Clark; and her brother, Sumner Scribner and his wife, Rhonda (Davis) Scribner, and many nieces and nephews."