David Seretti, 64, of Center Township, who will forever be remembered as “Skeeter,” passed away unexpectedly at home from a heart attack.

He was preceded in death by his parents, David J. Seretti and Isabel (Gerry) Swaney and his mother-in-law, Darlas Bango.

He is survived by his wife, soul mate, and best friend, Tami Sue Bango Seretti, one sister, Karen (Dan) Boyle, one brother, Greg (Robin) Seretti, many cousins and countless friends.

David was an accomplished and self-taught drummer and singer who played in numerous bands including Rain Maker, Fair Game, The Pointe, The Funky Uncles, Twice Shy, Mr. Clean, and The Time Keepers. While performing, he was always known as “The Man of Many Hats.” He worked at American Eagle for 25 years as a systems analyst and he was only a few days from enjoying retirement. He previously worked for Dicks Sporting Goods and was also proud of being an usher and working security at the Civic Arena. He was looking forward to retirement and starting an “Adventure” with the love of his life, Tami, by moving to Portugal. He was an avid hockey player, loved the Steelers and Penguins, and loved watching professional tennis. He was a really kind and generous person, a gentle giant, and truly genuine. His laugh was contagious and unforgettable. He would do anything for anyone and appreciated everything in his life. His biggest love was his best friend, Tami Sue, who will cherish so many great memories from the 26 years they spent together.

There will be a Celebration of Life to honor David on Tuesday, September 1st, at 5 p.m. at Paradise Pub, 3457 Brodhead Road, Monaca.

September 1st is also “Jimmy Buffett Day,” so to honor David, who was a huge Parrothead, please dress accordingly.

Ronnie David Fennell, 70, of Rochester, passed away unexpectedly on August 20th, 2026, with his loving wife, stepson, daughter-in-law and other loving family members by his side.

He was born in Sewickley on January 3rd, 1956, a son of the late Blair and Genevieve (Binder) Fennell.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death, by six brothers: Dail, Blair, Tom, Robert, Leroy and Lanny; as well as two sisters, Eileen and Janice.

He is survived by his wife, Catherine Gross Fennell (37 years married and 48 years together), his stepson, Gerald (Jerry) Gross, his daughter-in law, Dana Gross (who he loved dearly), two brothers, James Fennell and Larry (Barbara) Fennell, two sisters, Linda (Sharon) Fennell and Diana (Donald) Steines, two sisters-in-law, Sandy Fennell and Carla Fennell, his mother-in-law, Carol Gross, his brothers and sisters- in-law: Lewis and Darlene Gross, Dean Gross, Christine and Pete Osso, Nancy and Dennis Lasko, and Jon and Phyllis Gross; as well as numerous nieces and nephews whom he loved dearly.

Ronnie was the youngest of 13 children. He started his childhood in Economy, then grew up in Fair Oaks. He was a self-employed contractor, and he loved building and fixing things. He loved his camp in Tionesta. In his younger days, he also rebuilt classic cars. He loved animals, and Boomer, his dog, was his most recent best friend. He would do anything to help anyone, and he was a kind, compassionate man, who enjoyed a good laugh and became friends with anyone he met.

In accordance with Ronnie’s wishes, there will be no services.

Bobby Spencer, 62, formerly of Monaca, passed away on August 18, 2026, at his home in East Liverpool, Ohio, following a house fire.

He was a beloved son of Marie Trella of Monaca and the late James Robert Spencer, Sr. In addition to his mother, he is survived by a son, Steven Spencer, several grandchildren and his four siblings: LuAnn, Lori, Lynn, and Johnny. He is also survived by numerous nieces, nephews, aunts, and uncles.

Bobby was especially known for his love of automobiles. He was a true car enthusiast, and that passion was a defining part of his life for many years. As a young man in his twenties, he loved car racing and found excitement in the speed, sound, and spirit of the sport. That early enthusiasm stayed with him throughout his life and became one of the great joys he carried into adulthood. He especially enjoyed repairing and painting cars at his home, where he could spend hours working with his hands and bringing vehicles back to life.

A memorial celebration of life service will be held on Monday, August 24th at 5 p.m. at the Redeemer Trinity Lutheran Church, 819 Washington Avenue, Monaca, followed by a wake at 6 p.m. at the church’s social hall.

Arrangements have been entrusted to Simpson Funeral and Cremation Services, 1119 Washington Avenue, Monaca.

Memorial contributions in Bobby’s memory made to his family to defray funeral expenses would be appreciated.