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Feb 26, 2021 10:41 AM
Barbara Matous, beloved wife and mother, peacefully entered eternal life on Wednesday, February 24, at her home in Penn Run, Pennsylvania.
She is mourned by her husband of 55 years, George Matous, and their seven children: Gregory Matous (wife Nagla, son Ramzi); Bridgett Sanders (husband Tim, daughter Brittany); Cynthia Kramer (husband Kyle, children Eva, Clare, and Eli); Diane Matous; Catherine Sienkiewicz (husband Jeremy, children Mary, Jude, Leo, Lucy, and Genevieve); Teresa Ingraffia (husband Burke) and Anthony Matous (wife Bonnie, children Ben, Becca, Sara, and Alex).
Barbara was born on March 4, 1941, in Louisville, KY, the youngest child of Dr. Joseph Skees Parker and Mary Marcella (Hayden) Parker. As a young woman, she studied at Nazareth College in Louisville before moving to Washington, DC, to pursue a master’s in nursing at the Catholic University of America. There, at a dance for Catholic singles, she met George Matous, a newly minted doctor of
Saint Francis University students have won a statewide competition in promoting Pennsylvania businesses.
Students Hunter Longenecker of East Freedom, Yanessa Shabbick of Heilwood, Indiana County, and Urska Medvesek of Maribor, Slovenia, won the America250PA Direct Effect Innovation Challenge with a comprehensive integrated marketing campaign to promote businesses in the state.
Under the direction of Assistant Professor of Marketing Tricia McFadden, the three Shields School of Business students competed Nov. 18 against 10 universities and colleges across the commonwealth, unveiling their plan, called “Small Businesses Build Big Dreams” #BuyPA.
Shabbick called the win a “huge accomplishment.”
“We worked really hard on this project, so to see it flourish the way it did was a dream come true,” she said.