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Age, 70 of Plum, PA, formerly of Baltimore, MD. Son of the late John E and Carole Kolb Hayward. Beloved husband of Nancy R Hayward, devoted father John E (Allison) Hayward IV and Joseph Hayward.  Brother of Justin Hayward, Scott (Bonnie) Hayward and Carole Lynn (Tom) Kamits.Uncle of Crystal, Daniel, Kara and Kyle. Memorial contributions can be made to Oblate Sisters of the Sacred Heart, 50 Warner Road, Hubbard OH44525

Barbara (Odioso) Allen of Penn Hills and formerly Hyndman, PA., born July 12, 1946.  Barbara passed away peacefully, on Tuesday, January 28, 2025.   Daughter of the late John and Frances Odioso.  Beloved wife of the late Robert Allen.  .  Mother of Shawn (Frank) Maraldo, Debra Curnow and Rick Cline.  Loving grandmother of Nick (Carly) Maraldo, Angelo Maraldo, Karlee Cline, Megan and Morgan Curnow.  Also survived by 4 great grandchildren.  Sister of Diane (Stuart) Johnson of KY, and John (Chris) Odioso of NC. Preceded in death by her grandson James Cline and brother Ronald Odioso Barbara enjoyed working many years at Jean Bonnet Tavern in Bedford PA where she made many friends.  She also enjoyed seeing old friends who would stop to enjoy a meal while traveling through the area.  The family would like to thank the staff at Seneca Place for the care provided over the last two and a half years. Services private, Barbara will be buried in Hyndman, PA. with her late husband      

Friends received Monday, January 13, 2024 at 11am at Rose Funeral Home &n Cremation Services

Passed away peacefully on Saturday, December 28, 2024. Friends received Friday, January 3, 2025 noon til time of service at 1pm at Rose Funeral Home & Cremation Services

Kenneth Isaacson, of Scott Township, PA, passed away on Sunday, November 24, 2024 at the age of 94. Born at St. Mark’s Hospital in Manhattan on June 22, 1930 to Edna Roth and Irving Isaacson and raised in the Borough Park section of Brooklyn, NY, Kenny lived a long and varied life full of stories. He attended New Utrecht High School and Florida Southern University before graduating from Columbia University, where he studied literature. He told of encounters with friends of James Joyce, and of drinking with Dylan Thomas at the White Horse Tavern. He served in the U.S. Army, stationed in West Germany during the Korean War. Upon his return, he traveled the country as the Vice President of Marketing for Standard Knitting Mills, and the world as a consultant to the Icelandic government, before settling in Pittsburgh to begin a long career in real estate management. He managed shopping centers in the greater Pittsburgh area for decades, and his commercial leasing accomplishments brought the first Marshalls and the first Panera Bread to Pittsburgh. He is predeceased by his sister Betty Crupnick and Jeffery Isaacson, his adopted son from his first marriage. He is survived by his loving wife and partner of 45 years, Elaine Preston, daughter Mariel Isaacson, three grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. To honor Kenny, the family encourages donations to the American Diabetes Association or the Alzheimer’s Association.