Obituary | John Yost Passes Away, a resident of Tennessee

John Yost of Tennesseev has reportedly died unexpectedly with loved ones, family and the entire community left heartbroken and in grievance, and agony.

Mr. Yost graduated from Coudersport High School with the class of 1962 and was presented with his diploma at the end of his senior year, indicating that he had successfully completed all of the requirements necessary to earn it.

After finishing his education, he obtained employment at Dana Corporation in Reading, Pennsylvania; Schlageter’s Service Station in West Reading, Pennsylvania; and Chiarelli Brothers Music Store in Reading, Pennsylvania. All three of these establishments are located in Reading, Pennsylvania.

These three companies can all be found in Reading, which is a city in the state of Pennsylvania and is situated within the state itself.

He is survived by his daughters Michelle A. Pachuilo and her husband Chris of Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania, and Jonnelle L. Keller of Exeter, Pennsylvania; his grandchildren Ashley Kline, Christopher Pachuilo, Angelina Pachuilo, Haley Keller, and Teagan Keller; two great-grandchildren Madelyn Kline and Peyton Greenleaf; and a nephew named Joseph Goble.

He also leaves behind two great-grandchildren Madelyn Kline and Peyton Greenleaf Madelyn Kline and Peyton Greenleaf, both of whom are his great-grandchildren, are also among those he leaves behind.

Madelyn Kline and Peyton Goble are the great-grandchildren that he leaves behind in addition to himself. He is the only surviving member of his family. In addition to that, he is the great-grandparent of his very own offspring.

His sister, Suzanne Goble, also passed away prior to him, which means that by the time he passed away, both of his parents as well as his sister had already passed away. She was the one who arrived at the destination prior to him at the time of their meeting.

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