A private burial will take place in Forest Hill Cemetery. Welch.Ī celebration of life luncheon will be held Sunday, Septemat 12 noon at the Austin Fire Company Social Hall, 42 W Main St, Austin. In addition to her parents and husband, Laverna was preceded in death by brothers, Weldon and Russell Peters, sisters, Norma Geraldine Hunsinger-McIlhaney, Wilma Brown and Ardella Losey and a son-in-law, Sean M. Cooney of Austin grandsons, Robert, Thomas and David Cooney, twin great granddaughters, Eloise and Elizabeth Cooney and many special nieces and nephews
(Karen) Cooney of Smethport a daughter, Teresa M. Using obituary search results: Spokesman Review Digital Microfilm an online version of the complete.
Tip: enter Last, First for the most accurate results. Beginning in 2014, death notices have been marked with an asterisk. She was also well known for her baked beans. It is complete since January 2008, with some older records. Laverna was a loving mother, grandmother, great grandmother and cared for and looked after her family, neighbors and friends. She enjoyed playing bingo, going to the casinos and loved to bowl in the lady leagues in Coudersport. Laverna was a member of the Austin United Methodist Church and the Eulalia Chapter #148, Order of the Eastern Star, Coudersport. Laverna graduated from Austin High School and owned and operated, with her husband Robert, the Cooney Hardware Store in Austin for 40 years. Cooney and celebrated 37 years together until his passing on January 7, 1999. Laverna was born on Decemin Wharton Twp., the daughter of the late Dewey Z. Cooney, 87, of Austin, passed away Saturday, Septemat her home.
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