Margaret Lucille Brosius 1
- Born: 30 Dec 1907, Johnstown, Cambria County, Pennsylvania 1
- Marriage (1): Garvin Roseborough Wylie
- Died: 22 Jun 1999, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania at age 91 1
- Buried: North Buffalo United Presbyterian Cemetery, Washington, Washington County, Pennsylvania 1
General Notes:
Observer-Reporter, Washington, PA, Thursday, June 24, 1999
Margaret Wylie Chairman of Trinity H.S. English Department Margaret Brosius Wylie, 91, of Waynesburg, formerly of Washington, died at 6:05 p.m. Tuesday, June 22, 1999, in Rolling Meadows Nursing Home, Waynesburg. A daughter of Raymond Samual and Ruth Ann Swan Brosius, Mrs. Wylie was born in Johnstown. She was a former resident of Washington and had been active in community affairs. She was a graduate of Washington Seminary and Chatham College. She furthered her education at Syracuse University and Pennsylvania State University. She was a teacher at Washington Seminary and was the chairman of the English Department at Trinity High School. Mrs. Wylie was a member of Presbyterian Church of the Covenant in Washington. She was past president of the Washington and Jefferson College Alumnae Association; past president of the Current Events Club; organizing regent of the Daughters of the American Colonists; and a member of the Washington Hospital auxiliary, Chit-Chat Club and Waynesburg Woman's Club. Surviving is her daughter, Suzanne Wylie of Waynesburg. Deceased are her husband, Garvin Roseborough Wylie, former vice president of Peoples National Bank of Washington; and a sister, Marion Berrehsem. Private services were held at North Buffalo United Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Washington, with the Rev. Glenn Kohlhepp and the Rev. Robert Peters officiating.
Margaret married Garvin Roseborough Wylie. (Garvin Roseborough Wylie was born on 24 May 1893 in Washington, Washington County, Pennsylvania,2 died in Oct 1981 in Washington, Washington County, Pennsylvania and was buried in North Buffalo United Presbyterian Cemetery, Washington, Washington County, Pennsylvania.)
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