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PUBLISHED WEEKLY by the Wilkes-Barre Law Established 1872 (Cite(Cite Vol.Vol. 102109 Luz.Luz. Reg.Reg. Reports)Reports) VOL. 109102 Wilkes-Barre, Wilkes-Barre, PA, Friday, FebruarySeptember 17, 6, 2012 2019 NO. NO. 367 COMMONWEALTH v. GUZMAN .................................................. 1 POSTMASTER: SendSend addressaddress changeschanges to to THE THE LUZERNE LUZERNE LEGAL LEGAL REGISTER, REGISTER, 200Room N. River 23, CourtStreet, House, Room 23,Wilkes-Barre, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711-1001 PA 18711-1001 PeriodicalPeriodical postagepostage paidpaid atat Wilkes-Barre,Wilkes-Barre, PA PA and and additional additional office. office. PricePrice $100.$40. Per Per Year Year SingleSingle Copies Copies $1.00 $2.00 Advertising MustMust BeBe ReceivedReceived ByBy 1212 O’ClockO’Clock Noon, Noon, Tuesday Tuesday In In The The Week Week of of Publication Publication (USPS 322-840) (USPS 322-840) PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY The Wilkes-Barre Law and Library Association The Wilkes-Barre Law and Library Association THE LUZERNE LEGAL REGISTER DECEDENTS’ ESTATES Kishel, Executors; Rosenn, Jen- Notice is hereby given that let- kins & Greenwald, LLP, 15 South ters testamentary or of adminis- Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, PA tration have been granted in the 18711-0075 following estates. All persons in- debted to said estates are re- ESTATE OF ELIZABETH L. MILLER, quired to make payment and late of Forty Fort (died August 8, those having claims or demands 2019), Joseph E. Kluger, Esquire, to present the same without delay Executor; Hourigan, Kluger & to the administrators or executors Quinn, P.C., 600 Third Ave., named or their attorneys Kingston, PA 18704 FIRST PUBLICATION ESTATE OF DANIEL P. MILLS, SR., ESTATE OF GEORGE ASIMAKOPOU- late of Kingston (died May 23, LOS, late of Wilkes-Barre (died 2019), Carol Mills, Administratrix; February 21, 2019), Margaret M. Hiscox & Musto, 400 Third Ave., Asimakopoulos, Executrix; Hou- Suite 201, Kingston, PA 18704 rigan, Kluger & Quinn, P.C., 600 Third Ave., Kingston, PA 18704 ESTATE OF REGINA V. SMITH, late of Wilkes-Barre (died November 2, ESTATE OF CHARLES A. BROWN 2017), Charles C. Smith, Jr. a/k/a Charles Brown, late of Dal- a/k/a Charles C. Smith, Execu- las (died August 18, 2019), tor; Christopher J. Crawford, Charles Michael Brown, Executor; Esquire, Riverside Commons, 575 Bregman & Lantz, LLC, 1205 Pierce St., Suite 303, Kingston, PA Wyoming Ave., Forty Fort, PA 18704 18704 ESTATE OF JOHN J. TIGUE, late of ESTATE OF GEORGE M. DECURTIS, Wright Twp. (died June 18, 2019), late of Edwardsville (died June 29, Stephen Tigue, Administrator; 2019), Zachary D. McDonald, Robert E. Marsh, Jr., Esquire, Executor; Levene Gouldin & Marsh & Associates, LLC, 140 Thompson, LLP, 450 Plaza Dr., Maffet St., Plains, PA 18705 Vestal, NY 13850 ESTATE OF BERNARD J. WENDO- ESTATE OF KAREN ANN HARRIS, LOSKI, late of Laflin (died July 21, late of Hazle Twp. (died May 2, 2019), Robert Wendoloski, Execu- 2019), Roxanne Sabia, Adminis- tor; Anthony G. Ross, Esquire, tratrix; Donald G. Karpowich, Law Offices of Tony Ross, 126 S. Esquire, 85 Drasher Rd., Drums, Main St., Pittston, PA 18640 PA 18222 ESTATE OF PATRICIA M. WHITE- ESTATE OF BARBARA LOUISE KEN- HEAD, late of Dallas (died May 26, VIN, late of Jeddo (died July 21, 2019), Christine Manzella, Execu- 2019), Rebecca Warren, 838 trix; Glenn G. Yanik, Esquire, 52 Stockton Mountain Blvd., Beaver S. Memorial Highway, P.O. Box Meadows, PA 18216, Administra- 1743, Shavertown, PA 18708 trix ESTATE OF MARY WOODRING, late ESTATE OF JOSEPH F. KISHEL of Freeland (died June 28, 2019), a/k/a Joseph Frederick Kishel, Charles T. Woodring, 49 Fales late of Exeter (died July 25, 2019), Road, Bristol, RI 02809-1630, Mary Jo Kishel and Joseph F. Executor 25 THE LUZERNE LEGAL REGISTER SECOND PUBLICATION ESTATE OF ROSEMARIE HOGAN, ESTATE OF DOROTHY BARBER, late late of Pittston (died February 1, of Exeter Twp. (died December 19, 2019), Bridget Snopkowski, Ad- 2011), Anthony Kolenda, Execu- ministratrix; Gregory S. Skibitsky, tor; Frank J. Aritz, Esquire, 23 Jr., Esquire, Skibitsky & Molino, West Walnut St., Kingston, PA 457 North Main St., Suite 101, 18704 Pittston, PA 18640 ESTATE OF ALBERT A. BARTO- ESTATE OF MARY ANN KEIRANS LETTI, late of Wilkes-Barre (died a/k/a Mary Ann C. Kierans, late June 6, 2019), JoAnn R. Barto- of Wright Twp. (died August 2, letti, Executrix; Maureen K. Col- 2019), Veronica T. Penney, Execu- lins, Esquire, Mahler Law Firm, trix; Stephen B. Killian, Esquire, LLC, 1043 Wyoming Ave., 1st Fl., 575 Pierce St., Suite 303, Kings- Forty Fort, PA 18704 ton, PA 18704 ESTATE OF LILLIAN L. BARTOSIE- ESTATE OF WILLIAM FRANCIS LEE, WICZ a/k/a Lillian Bartosiewicz, III a/k/a William F. Lee, III, late late of Pittston (died August 14, of Hughestown (died March 19, 2019), Bernice Marshall, Execu- 2019), Mary Malinowski, Admin- trix; Saporito, Falcone & Watt, istratrix; Lewis W. Wetzel, Es- 490 North Main St., Pittston, PA quire, 1170 Hwy. 315, Suite 1, 18640 Plains, PA 18702 ESTATE OF BARBARA BOHINSKI, ESTATE OF KEITH MATTERN a/k/a late of Wilkes-Barre Twp. (died Keith G. Mattern, late of Forty Fort August 4, 2019), Chesla Ann Bo- (died May 12, 2019), Rebecca S. hinski n/b/m Lenkaitis, Execu- Mattern, Executrix; Thomas A. trix; Robert V. Davison, Esquire, O’Connor, Esquire, Law Office of New Bridge Center, 480 Pierce St., Thomas A. O’Connor, PC, 601 Suite 216, Kingston, PA 18704 Wyoming Ave., Kingston, PA 18704 ESTATE OF ALFRED J. BUKEAVICH a/k/a Alfred J. Bukeavich, Jr., ESTATE OF PATRICIA ANN NEMETZ late of Hanover Twp. (died May 26, a/k/a Patricia Nemetz, late of 2019), Brian Bukeavich, Admin- Swoyersville (died August 3, istrator; Thomas S. Cometa, Es- 2019), Richard Paul Nemetz and quire, 250 Pierce St., Suite 213, Julianna Filipczyk, Co-Executors; Kingston, PA 18704 Paul M. Pugliese, Esquire, Pu- gliese, Finnegan, Shaffer & Feren- ESTATE OF JOSEPHINE CONDON tino LLC, 575 Pierce St., Suite a/k/a Josephine V. Ludwikowski 500, Kingston, PA 18704 Condon, late of Swoyersville (died August 3, 2019), Jane M. Evelock, ESTATE OF CLARA C. NOVOTNAK, Executrix; Frank J. Aritz, Esquire, late of Freeland (died August 5, 23 West Walnut St., Kingston, PA 2019), Lori A. Dinko, Administra- 18704 trix; Hourigan, Kluger & Quinn, P.C., 600 Third Ave., Kingston, PA ESTATE OF JOHN CONRAD FUCH- 18704 ES, late of Pringle (died July 20, 2019), John William Fuches, Ad- ESTATE OF JOSEPH P. PUDLOSKY, ministrator; Kevin M. Walsh, Es- JR., late of Hunlock Twp. (died quire, 297-299 Pierce St., King- August 6, 2019), Sheri A. Brierley, ston, PA 18704 Administratrix; Jeffrey J. Malak, 26 THE LUZERNE LEGAL REGISTER Esquire, Chariton, Schwager & ESTATE OF JOHN S. ZARNO, late of Malak, 138 South Main St., P.O. Franklin Twp. (died January 22, Box 910, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18703- 2018), Virginia Kehler, Adminis- 0910 tratrix; Hiscox & Musto, 400 Third Ave., Suite 201, Kingston, PA ESTATE OF JOAN ROBERTS a/k/a 18704 Joan G. Roberts, late of Hunlock THIRD PUBLICATION Twp. (died April 2, 2019), Donna Edwards, Executrix; Thomas A. ESTATE OF PATRICK J. AITA a/k/a Patrick Aita, late of Hughestown O’Connor, Esquire, Law Office of (died June 21, 2019), Diana Ra- Thomas A. O’Connor, PC, 601 nielli, Administratrix; Biagio V. Wyoming Ave., Kingston, PA Musto, II, Esquire, 171 William 18704 St., Pittston, PA 18640 ESTATE OF FRANK ANTHONY RUS- ESTATE OF PAUL P. BALON, late of SELL, late of Nanticoke (died May Butler Twp. (died October 16, 25, 2019), Edna Mae Russell, 2016), Kathleen P. Chimicles, Administratrix; Maureen K. Col- Administratrix; Bradley D. Tere- lins, Esquire, Mahler Law Firm, belo, Esquire, Heckscher, Teillon, LLC, 1043 Wyoming Ave., 1st Fl., Terrill & Sager, P.C., 100 Four Forty Fort, PA 18704 Falls, Suite 300, West Consho- hocken, PA 19428-2983 ESTATE OF ANN MARIE SESSOCK, late of Freeland (died May 25, ESTATE OF JOAN J. BARBA, late of 2019), Sandra Sessock, Adminis- Pittston (died July 22, 2019), Sue tratrix; Donald G. Karpowich, Ann Barba Shamnoski, Executrix; Esquire, 85 Drasher Rd., Drums, Saporito, Falcone & Watt, 490 PA 18222 North Main St., Pittston, PA 18640 ESTATE OF FRANCIS MICHAEL SLIVINSKI a/k/a Francis Slivin- ESTATE OF NEAL P. DeANGELO, late ski, late of Wilkes-Barre (died July of Hazleton (died May 16, 2019), 18, 2019), Matthew Slivinski, Cindi M. Denning a/k/a Cynthia Executor; Thomas S. Cometa, M. Denning, Executrix; Joseph R. Esquire, 250 Pierce St., Suite 213, Baranko, Jr., Esquire, The Slusser Law Firm, 1620 N. Church St., Kingston, PA 18704 Suite 1, Hazleton, PA 18202 ESTATE OF GERALD F. SMITH, late ESTATE OF DAWN GROVER, late of of Salem Twp. (died July 11, Wilkes-Barre (died January 11, 2019), Kelly E. Reynolds, Execu- 2019), Chris Kosakowski, Admin- trix; Nicholas D. Lutz, Esquire, istrator; Catherine Mihalick, Es- Law Offices of Lutz and Petty, LLC, quire, Vinsko & Associates, P.C., 916 W. Front St., Berwick, PA 253 South Franklin St., Wilkes- 18603 Barre, PA 18701 ESTATE OF NORMAN VOYTON a/k/a ESTATE OF MARGARET E. HANNON, Norman Bernard Voyton a/k/a late of Wilkes-Barre (died July 18, Norman B. Voyton, Sr., late of 2019), Gwendolyn O’Donnell, Nanticoke (died July 27, 2019), Executrix; Charles D. McCormick, John O’Malia, Jr., Executor; Thom- Esquire, Elliott, Greenleaf & as S. Cometa, Esquire, 250 Pierce Dean, 15 Public Sq., Suite 310, St., Suite 213, Kingston, PA 18704 Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701 27 THE LUZERNE LEGAL REGISTER ESTATE OF TIIDO KALLAS, late of Shonk, Co-Executors; Patrick J. Dallas (died July 5, 2019), Chris- Aregood, Esquire, 1218 South tina Kallas Vinkman, Executrix; Main St., Wilkes-Barre, PA 18706 John J. Terrana, Esquire, 400 Third Ave., Suite 216, Kingston, ESTATE OF TAMRA LYNN SMITH PA 18704 a/k/a Tamra L.
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