Readshaw Funeral Home, Inc

04/23/2026

Zola E. Kern

Zola E. (Moore) Kern

Age 91, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, April 22, 2026, of Carrick. Beloved Wife of 72 years to Edward Kern. Loving Mother of Vernon (Joyce) Kern of Parker, PA, Martha (Gary) Walsh of Middletown, RI, and Theresa (Robert, Jr.) Lorenz of Pittsburgh, PA. Grandmother of Gary (Jennifer) Walsh, Jr, Andrea (Andrew) Steiner, Melissa (Marc) Christian, Terri Lynn Walsh, Kristina (Tommy) Lorenz, and Robert Lorenz III. Also survived by 13 Great-Grandchildren. Born September 1, 1934, in Hazard, Kentucky to the late J. E. and Polly (Feltner) Moore. Zola was preceded in death by 21 siblings. Zola was a member of Concord Presbyterian Church in Pittsburgh for many years and more recently a member of Spencer United Methodist Church in Pittsburgh. She volunteered for Neighborhood Block Watch and Voting Polls. Zola loved cooking, reading and music. Enjoyed time with family and friends and telling stories about her childhood and life experiences. Relatives and friends are welcome on Monday from 2-4 & 6-8 PM at the Boron Funeral Home Inc. 1719 Brownsville Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15210. Funeral Services on Tuesday are Private. In Liue of flowers, donations can be made to St. Jude Children's Hospital.

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04/16/2026

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04/10/2026

Blanche R. Speicher

Blanche R. (Hatcher) Speicher

Age 91, on Thursday, April 9, 2026 of Carrick. Beloved wife of the late Julius P. Speicher. Loving Mother of Kenneth J. (Miranda) Speicher and Wilhelmina Speicher (Jeff King) . Cherished grandmother of Justin Speicher (Elizabeth), and the late Kenneth J. (Sara) Speicher. Great grandmother of Riley, Tristen and Vivian Speicher. Daughter of the late Eldon R. and Amanda Hatcher. Sister of Curtis, Dewey and Milton Hatcher and the late Paul Hatcher and Carleene Pilson. There will be no visitations in Pittsburgh, a committal service will be held on Tuesday, April 14, 2026, at 1 PM in the Ross Harbour Cemetery in Elamsville VA.

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04/08/2026

Ada Jean Michalski

Ada Jean (Doak) Michalski

Age 77, on Wednesday, April 8, 2026, of Ingram, formerly of Little Washington. Wife of the late Timothy Michalski and John Pratt Sr. Mother of Wendy (Kenneth) Wrubleski, Sheila (David) Thompson, Shawn (Jaime) Pratt and the late Daniel and John Pratt Jr. Mother-in-law of Bennett Haiges. Grandmother of Mindy, Jessica, Shane, Rebecca, Madison, Morgann, Amanda, Deanna, Skyler and Zoey. Also 7 Great Grandchildren. Daughter of the late James and Margaret Doak. Sister of Mary, Austin, Terry, Jimmy and her late brothers and sisters. Also survived by many Nieces, Nephews and Cousins. Ada loved listening to music and always enjoyed dancing along. Avid bingo player. Loved her precious dogs and having and very big family to enjoy. Relatives and friends are welcome on Friday from 2-8 PM at the Boron Funeral Home Inc. 1719 Brownsville Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15210. Blessing Service on Saturday at 10 AM. Interment in Robinson Run Cemetery. In Lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Alzheimer's foundation.

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04/05/2026

04/03/2026

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He could have come down… but love chose to stay.

There, on that hill…
beneath a sky that seemed to hold its breath…
Love was not defeated.

It was proven.

On this Good Friday, we remember a moment the world will never outgrow—
a moment where pain met purpose,
where suffering carried meaning,
and where grace was written in wounds.

He was betrayed.
Beaten.
Broken.

And still… He stayed.

Not because He had to—
but because He saw you.

He saw every tear you would cry.
Every burden you would carry.
Every moment you would feel alone.

And He chose the cross anyway.

Today is not just about what happened long ago.
It’s about what it still means right now.

It means you are not forgotten.
It means you are deeply loved.
It means even in your darkest hour…
there is a love that refuses to give up on you.

So tonight, as the world quiets…
bow your head for just a moment.

Whisper a simple prayer:
“Thank You, Lord… for staying.”

Because that cross—
was never the end of the story.

It was the beginning of hope. ✝️

04/02/2026

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Do you ever think about that night… the one just before everything changed?

On Holy Thursday, we remember a quiet table—
not filled with celebration, but with something deeper… something eternal.

Jesus sat with His disciples, knowing the hours ahead would bring pain, betrayal, and the cross.
He knew one of them would walk away.
He knew the rest would scatter in fear.

And still… He stayed.

He broke the bread.
He poured the wine.
He looked at them—not with anger, not with disappointment—
but with a love so steady, so unshaken… it would carry Him all the way to the cross.

That night wasn’t just a meal.

It was a moment where grace sat face to face with human weakness… and chose to love anyway.

A moment where Heaven whispered:
“This is not the end… this is the beginning of redemption.”

As we move closer to Easter,
may we carry this truth in our hearts:

Even when we fall short…
even when we doubt…
even when we don’t stay as strong as we wish we could—

He still does.

Lord, on this Holy Thursday,
quiet our hearts and draw us near.
Help us remember that sacred table…
and the love that never walked away.

Because we know…

the cross is coming…
but so is the empty tomb. ✝️

03/17/2026

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02/24/2026

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