Kepple-Graft Funeral Home, Inc.

We celebrate the wonderful life of Mary Ann Weaver - In 1961 she graduated and was first in her class at St. Xavier Academy, Latrobe. She was a 1965 graduate of Seton Hill College with a Bachelor of Science in Physics and later received her Masters of Education in Physics from Indiana University of PA in 1980. For twenty years, she worked as a senior nuclear engineer in nuclear safety for Westinghouse Electric Corporation.

We celebrate the wonderful life of Susan S. Wilkinson. Susan enjoyed camping and spending time with her grandchildren.

We celebrate the wonderful life of James Lewis Franklin. James was a longtime member and usher at Trinity United Methodist Church. Prior to retirement he worked as a draftsman for Moore & Morford.

We celebrate the wonderful life of Jonathan Raymond Grubbs. Jonathan was a graduate of Plum High School and had studied at West Liberty College. He was a good athlete and a great wrestler. He was a loving father and was happiest when he was with his children.

We celebrate the wonderful life of Theodore S. J. Davi, Ph.D. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints where he served as High-Priest Group Leader and in a number of Boy Scout and church positions. He was a past curator and historian of Arthur St. Clair Library at the Greensburg Masonic Center. He was a past Master of Philanthropy Lodge 225 F. &A.M. of Greensburg and a dual member of Alexander C. Garrett Lodge 1216 A.F.&A.M. of Dallas, TX. He was al...Continue reading

Funeral services for Mary Dvorsky will be live streamed on our Facebook page beginning just prior to 1 pm EST. Content disclaimer: To all viewers, please be advised that the funeral service will include an open casket viewing. Please view at your discretion.

We celebrate the wonderful life of Judith M. Sparks. Judy was a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend.

We celebrate the wonderful life of Mary Dvorsky. She was raised in Wilmerding, PA near McKeesport. There she witnessed the Depression, a world at war, worked as a housekeeper and crane operator to support her family, and met the love of her life at a dance. Throughout her life she took pride being a hard worker and a loving wife for 42 years. Most of those years were spent in Irwin and Greensburg raising and providing a Catholic upbringing and college education for her six children. In later years she loved being called Grandma D by her 25 beautiful great grandchildren. She is irreplaceable and will be forever dearly loved and missed.

We celebrate the wonderful life of Esther Elizabeth Miller. Esther was a caring mother and loved her children very much.