Louis John Floris, Jr.
January 24, 2025 |
By Willig Funeral Home | Posted in: Willig Funeral Home & Crematory
Louis John Floris, Jr., age 56, of McKeesport, died January 15, 2025, at home. Born June 20, 1968, in McKeesport, he was the son of the late Louis John Floris and Louise Catherine (Conners) Floris Atkins.
Louis was a retired auto-body technician. He was a member of the Italian Brotherhood of Guffey of Irwin, Owls Club of Buena Vista, Hartford Heights VFD, and the White Oak American Legion. Louis had a passion for riding motorcycles and working on them. He also enjoyed camping, fishing, and loved animals.
Louis is survived by his son, Brandon Suncine, Sr. of Jeannette; grandchildren, Brandon, Jr. and McKenzie; brother, Michael (Sandy Martin) Floris of West Mifflin; niece, Taylor; nephew, Michael; many cousins; special friend, Ducky Wiggins; extended family and friends.
Arrangements were entrusted to Willig Funeral Home & Crematory.
Condolences and memories may be shared at www.willigfuneralcremationservices.com.
Chuck Danforth, Supervisor
With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Linda K. Hall, a beloved wife, mother, and friend, who left us peacefully on December 30, 2024, at the age of 71. Born on December 24, 1953, in Chattanooga, Tennessee, she was the daughter of the late Joseph and Helen (Lucas) Kilna and the wife of Thomas G. Hall. Linda looked into the world with a warm spirit and a vibrant personality that touched everyone she met.
Irene C. Alvarez, age 66, of North Versailles, died on January 18, 2025. Born June 23, 1958, in McKeesport, she was the daughter of the late Carl and Jean (Magee) Ackerman and wife of the late Domingo Alvarez. Irene dedicated a significant part of her career to healthcare, beginning her journey as a housekeeping supervisor at Baldock Health and then at UPMC McKeesport. She later took on the role of, where her commitment and dedication shone brightly. Her work was not merely a job; it was a profound expression of her caring nature, and it troubled her deeply when illness kept her from doing what she loved. Irene was a vibrant community member and was actively involved with the Moose Lodge in East McKeesport. She found joy in the simple pleasures of life: playing bingo, scratching off lottery tickets, and thrill-seeking trips to the casino. Her laughter echoed in the hearts of those who knew her, often accompanied by the sweet sounds of Donny Osmond's music, which she adored. Shopping for deals brought her excitement, exemplifying her spirited personality and love for life. Irene's greatest pride and joy were her family, particularly her beloved daughter, Jodi Anderson, and her devoted mother, Jean Ackerman. She nurtured them with unconditional love and raised them with boundless affection, creating cherished memories that will continue to inspire those she leaves behind.
Mary Elizabeth Fazek, fondly called Maboo by her friends and family, age 69, of McKeesport, went to be with our Lord and Savior on January 16, 2025. Born July 25, 1955, in McKeesport, she was the daughter of the late Albert A. and Ruth (Bates) Fazek, and adoring wife of Matthew Shaffer.
Amelia Ann (Letterio) Clemente, age 95, of McKeesport, PA, passed away on January 15, 2025, in Monroeville, PA. Born on September 22, 1929, in Erie, PA, she was the daughter of the late Quirino and Elizabeth Letterio and the wife of the late Alexander Clemente. Amelia was a graduate of Strong Vincent High School in Erie, PA. She was employed for 17 years as parish secretary for St. Perpetua Church in McKeesport.
Elizabeth A. Leasher, age 45, of McKeesport, died January 7, 2025. Born October 1, 1979, in McKeesport, she was the daughter of the late Vernon and Helen (Henry) Leasher. She is survived by sons, Josh Leasher and Aden Moore; siblings, Paul Leasher, Verna Leasher, and Shirley Busher. Arrangements were entrusted to Willig Funeral Home & Crematory. Condolences and memories may be shared at www.willigfuneralcremationservices.com.
James Flanigan, age 97, of Liberty Borough, died at home on December 30, 2024. Born April 30, 1927, in Port Vue, he was the son of the late Raymond and Jane (Blaha) Flanigan and husband of the late Shirley Flanigan. 
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the death of Marianne "Marian" Sikorski of Liberty Borough, who left us on January 14, 2025, at the age of 84. Born on September 13, 1940, in McKeesport, Pennsylvania, to the late Michael and Georgette (Stasko) Ladzun and the wife of Sigmund Larry Sikorski for 60 years. Marian started taking care of others at a very young age. Her home became a safe haven for many throughout the years. Her strength and faith portrayed through her love of others.
Joe Danscak, age 74, of Liberty Borough, died January 7, 2025, at UPMC East Hospital. Born March 19, 1950, in Duquesne, he was the son of the late John and Isabelle (Figel) Danscak. 
Maurice C. Williams, age 70, of McKeesport, died at home on January 6, 2025. Born August 13, 1954, in Pittsburgh, he was the son of the late Edgar Smith and Sarah Irene Williams and husband of Denise Porter. Maurice was a dedicated butcher known for his craft at Rendulic's in Port Vue and 84 Packing in Washington. When he wasn't working, Maurice enjoyed riding his electric bike along the Yough Bike Trail, appreciating the beauty of nature surrounding him. He held a special love for vacationing in Ocean City, MD, where every sunset became a cherished memory. Above all, Maurice was devoted to his family, and his grandchildren were a constant source of joy and pride. They will forever remember him for his laughter, wisdom, and unwavering support.
Roberta L. "Candy" Hutchinson, age 82, of White Oak, formerly of McKeesport, died January 1, 2025, at UPMC McKeesport Hospital. May 4, 1942, in Dayton, OH, she was the daughter of the late Robert and Barbara (Velardo) Pierce. Roberta dedicated many years of her life to serving others as a Nursing Assistant at the VA Hospital, where her compassion and dedication touched the lives of countless veterans and families. She found joy in the simple pleasures of life, whether it was engaging in spirited games of bingo or relishing the great outdoors during camping trips with her children. Her favorite trips were often spent exploring the beauty of Lake Erie and admiring the iconic lighthouse at Port Clinton, Ohio, creating cherished memories that her family will hold dear. Roberta's faith was an integral part of her existence; she made it a daily ritual to read her Bible, drawing strength and inspiration from its teachings. Her unwavering belief nourished her spirit and offered solace to those around her.
