A resident of Bennetts Valley Hwy., Weedville, Pa., she died at Penn Highlands Elk.
She was married to Albino "Beno" Malfer on Aug. 28, 1928.
She was survived by one daughter, Charlene Malfer of Weedville, Pa.; one brother, Raymond Kostecki of Penfield, Pa.; and two sisters, Marcella Distler and her husband William of Scottsdale, Ariz., and Mary Lou Wiesner and her husband Guy of St. Marys, Pa.
In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by two brothers, Joseph and Francis Kostecki, and two sisters, Veronica Waddington and Dorothy Duncan.
She was raised in Hollywood, Pa. and graduated from Huston Township High School in 1942.
Agnes worked for 30 years at the Bennetts Valley School Cafeteria and also at Sylvania of Emporium and the Big Trout Inn of Weedville.
She was a member of St. Joseph Church and the Bennetts Valley Senior Center. She loved visiting with her relatives and friends. She especially enjoyed playing cards, Bingo and having lunch at the Senior Center.
She lived most her life in Bennetts Valley.
She was married to Albino "Beno" Malfer on Aug. 28, 1928.
She was survived by one daughter, Charlene Malfer of Weedville, Pa.; one brother, Raymond Kostecki of Penfield, Pa.; and two sisters, Marcella Distler and her husband William of Scottsdale, Ariz., and Mary Lou Wiesner and her husband Guy of St. Marys, Pa.
In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by two brothers, Joseph and Francis Kostecki, and two sisters, Veronica Waddington and Dorothy Duncan.
She was raised in Hollywood, Pa. and graduated from Huston Township High School in 1942.
Agnes worked for 30 years at the Bennetts Valley School Cafeteria and also at Sylvania of Emporium and the Big Trout Inn of Weedville.
She was a member of St. Joseph Church and the Bennetts Valley Senior Center. She loved visiting with her relatives and friends. She especially enjoyed playing cards, Bingo and having lunch at the Senior Center.
She lived most her life in Bennetts Valley.
A resident of Bennetts Valley Hwy., Weedville, Pa., she died at Penn Highlands Elk.
She was married to Albino "Beno" Malfer on Aug. 28, 1928.
She was survived by one daughter, Charlene Malfer of Weedville, Pa.; one brother, Raymond Kostecki of Penfield, Pa.; and two sisters, Marcella Distler and her husband William of Scottsdale, Ariz., and Mary Lou Wiesner and her husband Guy of St. Marys, Pa.
In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by two brothers, Joseph and Francis Kostecki, and two sisters, Veronica Waddington and Dorothy Duncan.
She was raised in Hollywood, Pa. and graduated from Huston Township High School in 1942.
Agnes worked for 30 years at the Bennetts Valley School Cafeteria and also at Sylvania of Emporium and the Big Trout Inn of Weedville.
She was a member of St. Joseph Church and the Bennetts Valley Senior Center. She loved visiting with her relatives and friends. She especially enjoyed playing cards, Bingo and having lunch at the Senior Center.
She lived most her life in Bennetts Valley.
She was married to Albino "Beno" Malfer on Aug. 28, 1928.
She was survived by one daughter, Charlene Malfer of Weedville, Pa.; one brother, Raymond Kostecki of Penfield, Pa.; and two sisters, Marcella Distler and her husband William of Scottsdale, Ariz., and Mary Lou Wiesner and her husband Guy of St. Marys, Pa.
In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by two brothers, Joseph and Francis Kostecki, and two sisters, Veronica Waddington and Dorothy Duncan.
She was raised in Hollywood, Pa. and graduated from Huston Township High School in 1942.
Agnes worked for 30 years at the Bennetts Valley School Cafeteria and also at Sylvania of Emporium and the Big Trout Inn of Weedville.
She was a member of St. Joseph Church and the Bennetts Valley Senior Center. She loved visiting with her relatives and friends. She especially enjoyed playing cards, Bingo and having lunch at the Senior Center.
She lived most her life in Bennetts Valley.
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