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elebrate the bounty of the season with crafts, food, a visit to the barnyard and a dedication of the carousel in honor of folksinger Pete Seeger. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. SaturdaySunday Sept. 13-14, The Farmers’ Museum, Hwy. 80, Cooperstown. Info, www.farmersmuseum.org/harvest. ART DOWNTOWN: Painting, sculpture, art and music all find a home at the annual City of the Hills Arts Festival. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 12, Main St., Oneonta. Info, www. cityofthehillsartsfestivsal.com.
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Manaise Shingiro, who was 9 when the Rwandan genocide began, uses art in his healing process. Here is the painting of the orphaned son of his parent’s neighbor from a photograph his brother provided.
18 Survivors Of Rwanda’s Nightmare Heal In Springfield Center By LIBBY CUDMORE SPRINGFIELD CENTER
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rom the sounds of laughter and singing in the back yard of the Hayden Creek Inn, you’d think this was a regular Saturday night cookout. But the guests at the barbecue aren’t just friends stopping by – that laughter is a piece of the healing journey of the Rwandan genocide. They are celebrating their survival. “This is the first gathering of its kind,” said Eugenie Mukeshimana, founder of the Genocide Survivors Support Network and the organizer of the event. “We’re
Eugenie Mukeshimana gathered 18 fellow survivors from across the country to heal at the Hayden Creek Inn.
all seeking the connection and that support.” During 100 days between April 7, 1994, and mid-July, over one million
Tutsi people were murdered by Rwanda’s Hutu majority. Eugenie was 8 months pregnant with her daughter, Mystica, when the Tutsis’ slaughter began. “I had friends betray me,” she said. “I had strangers who helped me survive. I had to have my baby in hiding.” She stayed in Rwanda helping other survivors until 2001, when she moved to Newark, N.J., and founded the network. “I interviewed Holocaust survivors to try and figure out how to live with what we have inherited,” she said. “I have always felt that I have a privilege to work with my fellow survivors, to keep track of what we all struggle with.” Eugenie used her network not only Please See SURVIVORS, B3
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tural mistress,” he said. “I’m still fascinated by it.” A Friends of Hyde Hall (now Hyde Hall Inc.) board member since 1965, Kent will be honored on his 50th anniversary at a reception on Monday, Sept. 15.
GET ON UP!: Daryl Brown, son of music legend James Brown, discusses, “Inside the Godfather: Never-BeforeTold Stories of James Brown by His Inner Circle.” 1-3 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 13, The Green Toad Bookstore, 198 Main St., Oneonta. Info, (607) 4338898. DINNER & FLOWERS: Enjoy a delicious dinner and a beautiful flower show all in one place! 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 13, Pierstown Grange Hall, Wedderspoon Hollow Road (off Hwy. 80), Cooperstown. Info, (607) 563-1104.
Douglas Kent cut the ribbon on renovated “Tin Top” in 2012, then bedecked himself with it.
Douglas Kent, Supporter Since 1965, Will Be Honored At Reception By LIBBY CUDMORE
TO THE MAT: East Coast Professional Wrestling features locals Alex Cross and Chris Ambrose, as well as Lil’ Daddy C, Draven theoneandonly and The Bruiserweight Maze. $15 general admission, $25 Golden Ringside. 7:30 p.m., Friday, Sept. 12, Oneonta Theater, 47 Chestnut St., Oneonta. Info, www.oneontatheatre.com.
Growing up in Jordan, near Syracuse, he was studying Greek Revival architecture while other kids were reading about Superman and Batman. He discovered a book of 1920s floor plans that Please See KENT, B5
UPPER FLOOR TOUR: Peek into rarely seen upper floors and learn about the history of Oneonta’s Main Street with the “Look Up!” tour. 1-5 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 14, Greater Oneonta Historical Society, 183 Main St., Oneonta. Info, www.oneontahistory.org. SOLDIER’S QUILTS: Fran Hazelton and Lisa Ellsworth discuss Civil War quilts. 2 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 14, Richfield Springs Museum, 134 Main St., Richfield Springs. Info, (315) 8580027.
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SEPTEMBER 18 - DECEMBER 31 5798 Route 80 • Cooperstown • FenimoreArtMuseum.org Dorothea Lange. Migrant Mother, Nipomo, California, 1936. All works are from the collection of Michael Mattis and Judith Hochberg. This exhibition was organized by art2art Circulating Exhibitions.
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Hayden Inn Proprietors Host 18 Rwandan Survivors SURVIVORS/From B1 as a way to help the survivors connect, but as a chance to let people know what happened there, so far away. “When I came here, I was upset that people did not know,” she said. “How do you lose a million people and nobody notices?” Her public speaking took her to Rae Kushner Yeshiva
High School in Livingston, N.J., where Glynis Corso, who runs the Hayden Creek Inn summers with her husband, Joe Macaluso, teaches. “Afterwards,” said Glynis, “I took her to lunch and she mentioned she was trying to raise money for a retreat – I said, ‘I might have a place for you’…” And so it was that on
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Friday, Sept. 5, 18 Rwandan survivors came from as far away as Maine, Utah and Atlanta, Ga., for the threeday retreat, to bear witness, share coping strategies and to enjoy simply being alive. “For many of us, it’s the first time we’re allowing ourselves to go back in our memories,” said Eugenie. “Just because it’s been 20 years doesn’t mean it’s over for us. For many, we are going back to see what we can salvage, like you do after a tornado or a house fire.” As for Manaise Shingiro, he copes with his memories by painting. “I was 9,” he said. “I lost my father, four grandparents, five uncles, six aunts and a lot of friends.” He and his brother, like so many others, were sent to live in an orphanage. He moved to the United States in 2010 and now lives in Portland, Maine, but when his brother returned to the orphanage for a visit, he sent him a photo that struck him deeply. “This boy, his parents were our neighbors,” he said. “He was 2 months old when his father was killed. I saw this photograph and I said, ‘I need to paint this picture.’ It’s so emotional.” He brought many of his paintings to Springfield Center, and Glynis plans to sell them next year at the Inn. “There’s so much talent here,” she said. Most importantly, the retreat was a chance to connect, face to face, with others who share their traumatic past. “We are brothers and sisters, even though many of us are the soul survivors of our families,” said Eugenie. Eugenie hopes to host a women’s retreat at the Inn in the future, and to continue the work they did over the weekend throughout the rest
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Douglas Kent Haunted By Beloved Hyde Hill – One Time, Literally KENT/From B1 included the blueprints for a mansion in Upstate New York, Hyde Hall. “I’d never seen a house like that,” he said. “The stone paved courtyard – it just took my breath away.” He went up to Hyde Hall in 1965 with an architect from Syracuse who was making a study of the house for the state. “They wanted to convert it into a training center for state employees,” he said. “We put the kabosh on that pretty quick!” Inside, it was just as beautiful as he’d imagined. “I felt the same way I did when I first saw that floor plan,” he said. “I was overwhelmed. It was a continuation of that childhood inter-
est, and it was all available for me to get at.” But there was plenty work that had to be done to restore the home to its former glory. “There were puddles on the floor from the leaky roof,” he said. “The floors shook under my feet from dry rot. The state had to put up ‘Danger: Do Not Enter’ signs around it.” He immediately joined the Friends of Hyde Hall and set to work helping
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B-6 HOMETOWN ONEONTA
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 2014
IN MEMORIAM James R. Leveille, 91; NYSE&G Retiree Co-Founded Retreads Motorcycle Club ONEONTA – James Robert Leveille, 91, an NYSE&G retiree who help found the local chapter of the Retreads Motorcycle Club, passed away on Friday, Sept. 5, 2014, at Chestnut Park Rehabilitation & Nursing Center. Jim was born on Dec. 25, 1922, in Newark, Wayne County, the second son of Joseph J. and May (Haslam) Leveille. When he was 6, the family moved to Oneonta where he grew up and attended schools. On Nov. 1, 1941, Jim married Eleanor (Iny) Matthews at the River Street Baptist Church
parsonage. They resided at Goodyear Lake for 60 years. Iny died on Oct. 15, 2012, just two weeks before their 71st wedding anniversary. He served in the Navy during World War II in the Pacific aboard the USS Crafton (APA-109) as a gunner’s mate third class. He earned the Asiatic-Pacific Victory Medal and participated in the Philippine Liberation. Back home, he worked on the D&H Railroad until 1952, when the railroad switched from steam to diesel engines, then joined NYSEG, where he worked for
Wayde Terrell, 55; ‘House Restorator,’ Loved To Bike ONEONTA – Wayde G. Terrell, 55, a house restorer and avid cyclist, passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday Sept. 3, 2014, at Bassett Hospital. He was born Aug. 14, 1959. Many may have known Wayde from his frequent bike rides. He was a wonderfully eccentric person who always managed to put a smile on your face. Wayde had a big and beautiful heart. He was loved unconditionally, helped everyone he could, and believed in everything good. He tried to make the world a better place. Wayde was always outside and enjoyed traveling, skiing, biking, rollerblading, and hiking. He was a selfproclaimed “house restorator” and painting specialist. He is survived by his son, Nathaniel Wayde Cooper Terrell; his parents, John and Judy Terrell; his sib-
lings, Mark, Laura, and Matthew, along with his numerous nieces and nephews, his many good Wayde friends; and Terrell of course his beloved friends, Wendy and Thomas Slicer and their wiener dog, Franklin. Memorial contributions may be sent to the SPCA, 4841 State Hwy. 28, Cooperstown, NY 13326 or Springbrook, 2705 State Hwy. 28, Oneonta, NY 13820. A memorial service was held Tuesday Sept. 9, at the Lester R. Grummons Funeral Home. Arrangements are entrusted to the Lester R. Grummons Funeral Home.
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31½ years as a heavy equipment operator, retiring in 1984. From his boyhood, Jim hunted and fished locally, but he also took several hunting trips to Canada and to the Rocky Mountains. Many mounted heads and antlers were displayed in their home. During retirement, Jim and Iny traveled on their Honda motorcycle to all the lower 48 states and Alaska, all the provinces of Canada and into Mexico. Founding members of the Retreads, continued riding the motorcycle into their late eighties.
Jim was a member of the Hudson Highlands Retreads Motorcycle Club, the Antique Snowmobile Club of America, the American Legion Post 259, and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He is survived by his daughter and son-in-law, Linda and Jim Pearce of Goodyear Lake; his grandson, Eric Pearce of Chicago, Ill.; a sister-in-law, Viola Matthews of Syracuse; and nieces and nephews. In addition to his wife, he was predeceased by his brother and sister-in-law, Joseph E. and Mar-
ian LeVeille, and nephew Joseph H. LeVeille. A memorial was Wednesday, Sept. 10, the Lewis, Hurley & Pietrobono Funeral Home, with the Rev. Judith Thistle officiating. Burial with military honors was at the Oneonta Plains Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that contributions be made to the Milford Fire Dept./ Emergency Squad, PO Box 359, Milford, NY 13807. Arrangements are entrusted to the Lewis, Hurley & Pietrobono Funeral Home.
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B-4 THE FREEMAN’S JOURNAL
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2014
OBITUARIES Donald A. Houser, 68; Mailman Wore Shorts Until First Snowfall COOPERSTOWN – Donald A. Houser, 68, who throughout his career as a Cooperstown mail carrier always wore shorts until the first snowfall, passed away peacefully Sept. 2, 2014, at home in Fly Creek with his family by his side. Born Aug. 11, 1946 in Kew Gardens, Queens, Don was the eldest son of Grace and Ardon Houser. He was an Army veteran of the Vietnam War. A resident of the Cooperstown area for more than 40 years, Don worked and retired from the Cooperstown Post Office. In retirement, he volunteered for Meals-on-Wheels and Habitat for Humanity. Don was a lifelong collector of antiques and the esoteric, a connoisseur of craft beers, and a refuge for animals in need of a home. He had a love for the art of cinema and co-founded the Wednesday Winter Films in the 1980s. He was a 12-gallon-plus blood donor for the
American Red Cross. He also had a love for the outdoors, and over the years was an avid squash player, rock climber and runner, participating in the Glimmerglass Triathlon numerous times, twice as an ironman. Survivors include his daughter Elizabeth Anne Houser, her partner Rafael Segura, and his grandson, Benicio Segura, who gave him much joy in the last months of his life; and his brothers, Robert F. Houser and James A. Houser, and their spouses. Also many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents and his sister, Grace Marie Perret, who just passed away in January. A celebration of his life is planned 2-5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 13, at Cobblescote on the Lake (6515 State Highway 80). All are welcome. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Habitat for Humanity or the Susquehanna SPCA.
Dorothy Manley, 86; Ran Farm With Husband HARTWICK – Dorothy Louise Manley, a lifelong farmer on Scotch Hill, died Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2014, after a brief illness. She was 86. Born Nov. 11, 1927, at the Thanksgiving Hospital in Cooperstown, she was the daughter of Cash and Emma (Davis) Roberts. She lived in Hartwick her entire life, much of it dairy farming on Manley Road with her husband Richard, whom she married in 1945. To help support her family, she worked at Cooper-
stown’s Farm & Home Bargain Center and Hartwick’s Quick-Way for many years. She was predeceased by her husband in 1981, and also by two daughters. Survivors include daughter Elizabeth “Betsy” White of West Oneonta and son Richard Manley of Hartwick. Also, seven grandchildren. A memorial service was Tuesday Sept. 9, 2014, and Hartwick Christian Church, with the Rev. Laverne Saxer officiating. Burial followed on the family farm.
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George ‘Stub’ Hunt, 82; Ran Gulf Station At Elm And Chestnut FLY CREEK – George “Stub” D. Hunt, 82, who owned Hunt’s Gulf Station at Chestnut and Elm, Cooperstown, died Saturday, Sept. 6, 2014 at Bassett Hospital after an extended illness. Stub was born on Oct. 14, 1931, at home in Paines Hollow, Herkimer County, to William B. and Catherine (Mosher) Hunt. He was raised in the Mohawk area and graduated from Mohawk High School, Class of 1950. On April 14, 1987,
he married Gladys Chase in Fly Creek. Over his lifetime, he was employed at Comstock’s Gulf Station in Mohawk, Univac in Utica, and Dufold Knitting Mill in Mohawk. He then bought Hunt’s, where Triple A is now, and joined CCS as a custodian and bus driver, retiring in 1992. A retired member of the Mohawk Fire Department, he enjoyed gardening, woodworking (especially the creation of bluebird
houses), NASCAR (and his favorite driver, Mark Martin), hunting, football and playing practical jokes. He is survived by his wife, Gladys; his children, Tammy (Chipper) Bailey, George D. (Terese) Hunt, Jr., and Donna (Ruben) Hunt; his step-children, Brian Forbes, Annette Forbes and Kay Dowd; grandchildren and one great-grandson. Also, his sisters, Ann Soposki, Betty Smith, Jean (Robert) Mang and brothers,
William B. (Barbara) Hunt, Jr. and Russell (Marianne) Hunt, a brother-in-law, Jerry Mitchell, a Godson, William B. Hunt, III, and several nieces and nephews. The memorial service will be at 4 p.m. Friday, Sept. 12, at Tillapaugh Funeral Home, with the Rev. Ronald Fralick, pastor of the Cherry Valley Presbyterian Church, officiating. Calling hours will be from 2 p.m. until the time of the service. Burial will follow in the Fly Creek Valley Cemetery.
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HOMETOWN ONEONTA, B-7
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2014
On 125th Birthday, SUNY Remembers
125TH/From A1 ment to values, he said, keynoting a luncheon celebrating “Red Day.” Brenner quoted the first “principal,” the title then, James A. Milne: “I see the possibilities full of promise. Today we dedicate, tomorrow we change possibility into reality.” Milne was president until 1898, when Percy Bugbee was appointed. In one of his final speeches, Milne told the gathered faculty, “Institutions are greater than men. This institution is greater than any man or set of men.” Bugbee, Brenner said, was persistent, building up enrollment and encouraging teachers to teach at rural schools. He told 1911 graduates, “The greatest consideration of one’s life is to do right,” and in 1927, “Have a smile for disaster, a cheer for every brave deed, a hand quick to help, and a heart warm with everyday human kindness.” But Bugbee didn’t fully utilize by these virtues in his faculty, denying teachers the opportunity to pursue higher degrees or new ideas. Dr. Charles Hunt, who took over the presidency in 1933, encouraged faculty to collaborate, use visual aids and focused on establishing the college “up the hill,” the foundation for which would become SUNY Oneonta. For Dr. Royal Netzer, 1951-1960, those values were shown on the ground. “He was frequently seen in a ditch inspecting a waterline or determining of a bid specification was
being met,” said Brenner. “He presided over the greatest period of growth the college has seen.” Dr. Clifford Craven presided over the college during the Vietnam War. “We had people teaching students to make pipe bombs,” he said. “We had to identify these people and deal with them.” But the individual was of the utmost important to Craven. “He opened more outreach programs to the community,” said Brenner. “The decade was spent focusing on the individual students.” When SUNY insisted that the college add 300 to its enrollment, Dr. Alan Donovan refused. “He didn’t want this to be a place where you came if you’d failed to get into four or five other schools,” said Brenner. “This was a selective school.” It was a daring tactic, but one that worked. Alumni are proud of their alma mater, and continue to show their support in pledges to the school’s “Possibilities Full of Promise,” fundraising drive, already totaling $10.5 million of the $12 million goal. It is under Dr. Nancy Kleniewski’s leadership that those values have continued, Brenner credited, making SUNY Oneonta the recipient of multiple national honors and awards. “Her values are Oneonta’s,” said Brenner. “And we can wish for nothing more.”
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CRAFT DAYS – 10 a.m. Early American Tradesman Days offers demonstrations of tin work, weaving, smithing and more. $5. Windfall Dutch Barn, Cty. Rte. 31, East Springfield. Info, www.windfalldutchbarn.com BOOK SIGNING – 1-3 p.m. Author Daryl Brown (son of rock legend James) discusses his book “Inside the Godfather: Never-Before-Told Stories of James Brown by His Inner Circle.” The Green Toad Bookstore, 198 Main St., Oneonta. Info, www. greentoadbookstore.com, (607) 433-8898. ART OPENING – 4-7 p.m. “Monumental Works” features the large-scale paintings of Friedel Dzubas. The SAGG Gallery, 188 Bell Rd., New Berlin. Info, jodell@ goldenpaints.com DINNER – 4:30-7 p.m. Methodist Men sponsor a pork roast dinner. $10 adults, $5 children, under 5 free. Davenport United Methodist Church, 15696 St. Hwy. 23, Davenport. Info, (607) 278-5202.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2014
IDA Takes Option On 137 Acres For Commerce Park At Richfield PARK/From A1 mid-October. The motion to approve the option was made by Richfield Spring’s representative on the IDA board, architect Jim Jordan. The vote was unanimous. “It’s a very good deal,” IDA President Sandy Mathes said during the board’s monthly meeting at 189 Main, Oneonta. “It has all the elements of infrastructure that we need.” Also at the meeting, progress was reported on IDA consultant Delaware Engineering’s effort to bring the remaining acreage in the Town of Oneonta’s longstanding Pony Farm Commerce Park up to “shovel ready” status. At state Sen. Jim Seward’s second “Seward
Summit” on economic development last November at Foothills in Oneonta, industrial recruiter Dick Sheehy of the CH2M Hill consultant firm told the gathering companies looking to build new facilities require “shovel ready” sites, with all permitting in place and infrastructure available. The Richfield property is the first fresh site being explored. Richfield Town Supervisor Fran Enjem said he was briefed by Mathes two weeks ago on progress, and Enjem expects he’ll attend the next town board meeting at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 15, to bring the board and public up to date. The land in question – 110 acres of the total is considered suitable for development – is that open hill
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that extends north and east from the corner of Lake and Cemetery. It has “redundant power,” the IDA board was told, both electricity from a nearby NYSEG substation and natural gas from the Tennessee Pipeline that runs along Route 20. It also has proximity, not just to Route 20, but to Interstates 90 and 88. Foremost, it is on the end of the county closest to the $1 billion nanotechnology center that is due to be completed in 2015 at SUNY/IT in Marcy, north of Utica. In addition to the “tech sector,” Mathes said the commerce park could be used for processing ag products, warehousing or a data center. Joseph Kozak died in 1987 and his widow, Lottie, in 2012. A son and two daughters survived. The 12-month option approved by the IDA would require no payment for the first year. It could be extended for another six months for $25,000, and then another six months for $75,000. Those payments would not be refundable, but could be applied to the purchase price. If the option is acted on, the IDA would pay $7,500 an acre for the 1,100 developable acres, and $2,500 for the less desirable 26.97 acres, for a total of $886,440. While the initial development grant is for $1.2 million, the MVREDC application estimates there would be room for $7.5 million in development at the park. The application estimates 75 construction jobs would be created over five years, but – depending on what businesses might be attracted there, the total could be significantly more.
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2012 SOUL BASE
2010 ELANTRA GLS
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2012 IMPALA LTZ
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$16,995
12K, Full Pwr, Lthr, Nav, Snrf, 632050 .................... $19,495
2012 OPTIMA EX
2011 SENTRA 2.0 SR 34K, Stk: C940500
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30K, Stk: 100282B .................. $19,995
2011 OPTIMA EX TURBO
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2012 SORENTO LX AWD 42K, Stk: C100455A
SALE PRICE
$18,995
2007 SPORTAGE FWD
P. Equip., 65K, Stk: 100508A ....... $9,995
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2012 SOUL BASE 32K, Stk: C630420A
SALE PRICE
$14,995
4x2, V8, 78K, Stk: 100548A ........................... $13,495
2011 SORENTO LX AWD
V6, 3rd Row, 64K, Stk: 100214A ................... $16,995
2011 EQUINOX AWD LT2 56k, 100161A
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2011 SPORTAGE LX AWD
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P. Equip., 20K, Stk: C940770........................... $19,495
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Joann S. Rasmussen, 90; Hartwick College Benefactor, ECS Founder WALTON – Joann Spain Rasmussen, 90, founder of the Oneonta chapter of the Executive Service Corps and a Hartwick College benefactor, died Thursday, Sept. 4, 2014 at home, atop rolling farmlands, surrounded by love. Born April 10, 1924, in Queens, a graduate of Smith College ‘46, Joann worked at IBM and was married for 60 years to Arthur Rasmussen, who predeceased her in 2008. Joann lived a dynamic life of generous-spirited activism. While raising four children in Montclair N.J., in the 1950s and ’60s, Joann engaged actively in Planned Parenthood and Fair Housing (a community campaign to integrate
Joann Rasmussen, left, with Hartwick President Drugovich at the Rasmussen Atrium dedication.
white suburban enclaves). She also became a certified
teacher and tutored illiterate adults. Upon moving to Chicago in 1968, she was active in the Reading is Fundamental literacy program and Executive Service Corps (ESC), a nationwide nonprofit service that pairs retired executives with struggling community start-ups. Upon retirement to the Catskills in 1990, she launched the ESC chapter in Oneonta and served on the boards of WSKG, the Catskill Symphony Orchestra and Franklin Stage Company. A vigorous advocate of the disenfranchised, and a gracious, altruistic soul, Joann’s life motto was “never resist a generous impulse.” In 2010, she established
Hartwick College’s annual Dr. Arthur E. Rasmussen H ‘95 President’s Lecture in her husband’s memory, aimed at bridging the gap between theory and practice. He was a captain of industry and president of Household International Inc. The Rasmussen Atrium in Golisano Hall is named in their honor. Hartwick President Margaret Drugovich memorialized her as “a deeply thoughtful, intelligent, and compassionate woman. She understood the power of leadership, and demonstrated it in her work with organizations and individuals throughout her life. I was always grateful for her generous inquiry – ‘What can I do to help?’ – when-
ever we spoke about Hartwick or about the challenges I faced as a leader. She was a rare and remarkable person.” She is survived by her four children, Mark and Will of London, and Kim and Ann of New York City and Montclair N.J. respectively. Also, six grandchildren; Emma, Mark, Nathan, Leah, Will and Luke. Services will be Sunday, Oct. 26, at The Franklin Stage Company, with reception to follow at Erna McReynold’s and Tom Morgan’s home. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to William Ogden Library, 42 Gardiner Place, Walton, NY 13856.
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