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BOCES for 17 Carol (Stabert) Nass; fatherson, Kristopher Acgraduated in years 1984 before with cordino; taking her dream an cordino, in-law, Robert EklundstepSr. Davenport; bachelor's degreesjobinas art art teacher and mother-in-law, Beatrice Kevin (Carol) and history. at Milford Cen- son, tral School in Milford in Accordino, (Accordino) Eklund.

Grand Gorge; After graduating from 2016, teaching May every day bring (Tryou Patricia Hartwick College,allJillpopulaKaren stepdaughter, tions and all age an unlimited canvas, Accordino, Scotia;endher called Oneonta homeranges, work- isha) mostdispatch recentlyatpre-k through father, less paint, and "Bill" may and you Wilbur ing the Oneonta seventh grade. In and 2014,later Jill stepmother, shower all ofAvis us Nass here on of Police Department Karen was College. named It New earth every morning two and Pennsylvania; at Hartwick was Girard, York working State Art Teachers brothers, every night with beautiful Scott (Holly) Nass while at Hartwick April 7,4 9, 1962 - March 9,art.

2021 April 7, 1962 - March 2021 April 7,9, 1962 -Region March 2021 Association Art works of and Kurt (Barb) Nass. Jill College she met her soulEducator of the Year.

Calling hoursgrandmother were to be was a loving mate, Rick.

ONEONTA - Jill Karen ONEONTA - ONEONTA Jill Karen - On In volunteer activities, from seven 6 to 8 p.m., WednesJillherDec. Karen grandchildren, 12, 1987, Jill to "Jake" (Nass) Accordino, 58, "Jake" (Nass) Accordino, 58, Accordino, Jill Karen on the day, March 17, and 3 to "Jake" (Nass) 58,served Daisy, Aaron, An-5 Karen married Richard D. Matthew, of Oneonta, passed away of Oneonta, passed away passed board and was past presip.m., Thursday, March 18, at of Oneonta, away and Abigail AccordiAccordino, in a double ring thony Tuesday, 2021, fol- no Tuesday, MarchTuesday, 9, 2021, foldent of theMarch Catskill Regional Bookhout Funeral Home, March 9, 2021, foland Jordan and Jasmine ceremony at the9, Lutheran lowing her valiant battle Sanderson; lowing her valiant Teacher Center; she judged 357 Main St., A lowing battle her valiant battle fourOneonta. brothers-inChurch of Atonement, with inflammatory breast with inflammatory several of MURAL's Celebration of Life Service with breast inflammatory breast Dan (Cindy) Accordino, Oneonta.

Together annual they law, cancer.in Art cancer.

Student Exhibits.before She Larry will be private for family oncancer.

Accordino, Robert lived Maryland, She was 7, 1962, (Charlene) She was born April 1962, served on theApril Legislative ly. Friends Eklund were welcome to She 7, was born moving April 7, 1962, and John toborn Pindars Corners in New Britain, Connecticut, in New Britain, in Connecticut, Exhibit Committee, served (Melissa) watch theEklund; live stream at 1 New Britain,in Connecticut, one sister1989. the daughter Wilbur as F. in-law, the daughter of F. of on the Board ofofTrustees, p.m. Friday, on theWilbur daughter Wilbur F.working Bettie March Jayne 19, (Dick) While at and Carol M. (Stabert) Nass.4 Spinney; and Carol M. (Stabert) Nass. well as Nass.

Co-Chair ofJill Region Bookhouttwo Funeral and Carol M. (Stabert) uncles,Home's David Hartwick College, Karen Raised in Plainville, Con- (Judy) Raised in Plainville, ConApril 7, 1962 March 9,Con2021 New York State Art TeachFacebookNass page. and Kenny Raised in -Plainville, continued her education necticut, Jill Karen necticut, Jill Karen graduers Association andgraduwas (BA) Condolences sent necticut, Jill Karen graduNass; one may aunt,be Beverand received her NYS ated from High ated from Plainville HighPlainville ONEONTA - ated Jill from Karen secretary ofPlainville the Pindars to (Dick) the Accordino at High Wolf; asfamily well as Teacher Certification.

She ly School honors Fire in 1980.

School with honors in with 1980.

"Jake" (Nass) Accordino, 58,honors Corners Volunteer De- several 166 Starrnieces, Road, nephews, Oneonta, School in with 1980. received a master's degree She attended She attended Hartwick Col- Hartwick of Oneonta, passed away partment.

NY 13820and or online condoShe attended Col- Hartwick an endless from SUNY Oneonta Colin cousins lege in Oneonta she amount lege in Oneonta where she Tuesday, Marchlege 9, 2021, fol- 2005. lences may be made at in Oneonta where shekept where Jill Karen busy takof friends.

She was cordino; son, Kristopher Acgraduated in 1984 with son, Kristopher Ac- Kristopher graduated 1984 battle within cordino; lowing her invaliant cordino; son, Ac-by www.bookhoutfuneralhome. graduated 1984 with ing care of her beloved dog, Jill Karen worked for ONC predeceased her mother, cordino, Davenport; stepbachelor's in art cordino, stepbachelor's degrees in artdegrees with inflammatory breast cordino, Davenport; stepcom. bachelor's ingardening, artdegrees Sylvi, flowers, BOCES forDavenport; 17 years before Carol (Stabert) Nass; fatherson, Kevin (Carol) and history. and history. cancer.

(Carol) Jill Karen's family respectand history. son, ceramics andson,designing taking herKevin dream job(Carol) as Kevin an in-law, Robert Eklund Sr. Accordino, Gorge; After graduating from Accordino, Grand Gorge; After from She wasgraduating born April Accordino, Gorge;Grand fully requests that memorial After7, 1962, graduating from cards.

Jill Karen enjoyed art teacher at Milford Cen- Grand and mother-in-law, Beatrice stepdaughter, Patricia (TrHartwick College, Jill Karen stepdaughter, (TrHartwick College, Jill Karen in New Britain, Connecticut, stepdaughter, Patricia (Trdonations beEklund. made to PinHartwick College, JillSchool Karen spending time with her tral inPatricia Milford in (Accordino) isha) Accordino, Scotia; her called Oneonta home workScotia; her called Oneontaof home workthe daughter Wilbur F. isha) Accordino, Scotia; her day Corners Volunteer called Oneonta homeAccordino, workfriends and isha) family.

Jill dars 2016, teaching all populaMay every bring Fire you father, Wilbur "Bill" and ing dispatch at the Oneonta Wilbur "Bill" and ing the dispatch Oneonta and dispatch Carol M. at (Stabert) Nass. atfather, father, Wilbur "Bill" and Department, 8898 State ing the Oneonta Karen touched more lives tions and all age ranges, an unlimited canvas, endstepmother, Avis Nassyou of Police Department and later Avis Nass of Avis Police Department andDepartment later Raised in Plainville, Con- stepmother, stepmother, Nass ofand Highway Oneonta, NY Police and later than she realized with her most recently pre-k through less paint,23, may Girard, all Pennsylvania; at Hartwick College.

It Pennsylvania; was Girard, Pennsylvania; two at Hartwick It wasCollege. necticut, JillCollege.

Karen graduGirard, twoof us here two 13820. at Hartwick It was caring and loving seventh grade.

In personali2014, Jill shower on brothers, Scottmorning (Holly) Nass while working at Hartwick Scottnamed (Holly) Nass while working at Hartwick ated from Plainville High brothers, brothers, Scott earth (Holly) Nass Arrangements are being while working at Hartwick ty.

Karen was New every and andNass.

Kurt (Barb) Jill College she met her souland Kurt (Barb) Nass.

Jill College she honors met her soulSchool with in 1980. and Kurt (Barb) Jill handled by the Nass.

Bookhout College she met soulJillher Karen is survived by York State Art Teachers every night with beautiful was a ofloving grandmother mate,loving aRick. loving grandmother mate, Rick. Hartwick She attended Col- was was a4 of loving grandmother Funeral Home, mate, Rick. her husband 33 works Association Region Art art. Oneonta. toCalling sevenhours grandchildren, On Dec. 12, 1987, Jill grandchildren, seven grandchildren, On inDec. 12, On 1987,Dec. Jill 12,to lege Oneonta where she to seven 1987, Jillthe years, Richard "Rick" AcEducator of Year. were to be Matthew, Daisy, AnKaren Richard D. from Daisy, Aaron, AnKaren married Richard D. Matthew, cordino; son, Acgraduated in Karen 1984 married with Matthew, Daisy, Aaron, Richard D. Kristopher In hermarried volunteer activities, 6 toAn8 p.m.,Aaron, Wednesthony and Abigail Accordino, in athony double ring and Abigail AccordiAccordino, aAccordino, double cordino, Davenport; stepbachelor's in degrees in ring art Accordiin athony double ring Jill Karen served onand theAbigail day, March 17, andAccordi3 to 5 no Jordan and Jasmine ceremony at the Lutheran no and Jordan and Jasmine ceremony Lutheran son, Kevin (Carol) and history.at the nopast and Jordan p.m., andand Jasmine ceremony at the Lutheran board and was presiThursday, March 18, at Sanderson; four brothers-inChurch Atonement, four brothers-inChurch of Church Atonement, Accordino, Grand Gorge;fourBookhout After graduating from Sanderson; brothers-inof Sanderson; Atonement, dent of the of Catskill Regional Funeral Home, law, Dan (Cindy) Accordino, Oneonta.

Together they law, Danthey (Cindy) Accordino, Oneonta.

Together theyTogether stepdaughter, Patricia (TrHartwick College, Jill Karen law, Dan (Cindy) Accordino, Oneonta.

Teacher Center; she judged 357 Main St., Oneonta.

A Larry Robert Accordino, Robert lived Accordino, in Maryland, before Larry Accordino, Robert lived Maryland, isha) Scotia; her Celebration called in Oneonta home before workLarry Accordino, lived in Maryland, before several of MURAL's annual of Life Service (Charlene) Eklund and John moving to Pindars Corners (Charlene) Eklund and John moving to Pindars Corners father, Wilbur "Bill" and ing dispatch at moving the Oneonta (Charlene) Eklund and John to Pindars Corners Student Art Exhibits.

She will be private for family on(Melissa) Eklund; one sisterin 1989. on Eklund; one sisterin 1989.Department stepmother, Avis Nass of ly.

Police and later (Melissa) (Melissa) Eklund; one sisterin 1989. served the Legislative Friends were welcome to in-law, (Dick) Bettie While Bettie at Jayne in-law, Jayne (Dick) working at working Girard, Pennsylvania; two atWhile Hartwick College. in-law,served Bettie WhileIt was atworking Exhibit Committee, watch the live Jayne stream(Dick) at 1 Spinney; two March uncles, 19, David Hartwick College, Jill Karen Spinney; two David Hartwick College, Karen brothers, Scott (Holly) Nass while working at Jill Hartwick Spinney; two David Hartwick College, Jill Karen on the Board ofuncles, Trustees, as uncles, p.m.

Friday, on (Judy) Nass and Home's Kenny continued her(Judy) education Nass and Kenny continued education and Kurt (Barb) Jill College she her met her soul-her(Judy) Nass and Kenny continued education well as Co-Chair ofNass.

Region 4 Bookhout Funeral (BA) one aunt, Beverand received herNass; NYS Nass; onegrandmother aunt, Beverand received and her received NYS (BA) was loving mate, Rick.

(BA) oneFacebook aunt,Nass; BeverheraYork NYS New State Art Teachpage. ly (Dick) Wolf; as be wellsent as Teacher Certification.

She (Dick) Wolf; as well as Teacher Certification. to seven grandchildren, On Dec. 12,Teacher 1987, She Jill ly ly (Dick) Wolf; as well as Certification.

She ers Association and was Condolences may several nieces, family nephews, received a master's degree several nieces, nephews, received a master's degree Matthew, Daisy, Aaron, AnKaren married Richard several nieces, nephews, received aD.master's degree secretary of the Pindars to the Accordino at cousins and an Oneonta, endless from SUNY Oneonta in 166 and an Fire endless from SUNY Oneonta in cousins thony and Abigail AccordiAccordino, in afrom doubleSUNY ring cousins and an Starr endless Oneonta in Corners Volunteer DeRoad, amount friends. was 2005. of friends.

She was 2005. no and Jordan and Jasmine ceremony at the Lutheran amount amount of friends.

Sheof was 2005. partment.

NY 13820 or onlineShe condopredeceased mother, Jill for Karen worked for ONC predeceased bypredeceased her mother, Jill Karenofworked ONCworked Sanderson; four brothers-inChurch Atonement, her mother, Jillfor Karen ONC Jill Karen kept busy tak- bylences may by behermade at Carol BOCES for 17 Nass; years before (Stabert) fatherBOCES 17 years law, Dan (Cindy) Accordino, Oneonta.for Together they Carol (Stabert) Nass; (Stabert) father- Nass; fatherBOCESbefore for 17 Carol years before ing care of her beloved dog, www.bookhoutfuneralhome. in-law, Eklund Sr. taking dream job as an com. in-law, Robert Eklund Sr. taking herMaryland, dream job before as Larry Accordino, Robert lived in in-law, Robert EklundRobert Sr. taking heran dream job her as an Sylvi, gardening, flowers, art teacher at Milford Cen- and mother-in-law, Beatrice art teacher at Milford Cen-at and (Charlene) Eklund and John moving to Pindars Corners anddesigning mother-in-law, Beatrice art teacher Milford Cenceramics and Jillmother-in-law, Karen's family Beatrice respect(Accordino) Eklund. tral School in(Accordino) Milford inEklund. tral School intral Milford (Melissa) oneenjoyed sisterin 1989.

Schoolin in(Accordino) Milford inEklund. cards.

JillEklund; Karen fully requests that memorial May every bring you 2016, teaching all populaMay every day bring you 2016, all populain-law, Bettie Jayne (Dick) Whileteaching working at spending May every bring you 2016, teaching all populatime with her day donations be day made to Pinan unlimited canvas, endtions andand alluncles, ageunlimited ranges, canvas, endtions andCollege, all tions ageJillranges, Spinney; two David Hartwick Karenall an an end- Volunteer and ageunlimited ranges, friends family.

Jill canvas, dars Corners Fire lessmay paint, may State you most through recently pre-k through less paint, may you and most recently pre-k through (Judy) Nassand and Kenny continued her education less paint, youand most recently pre-k Karen touched more lives Department, 8898 shower us here NY on seventh grade.

In with 2014, Jill of shower us here onof Highway seventh grade. seventh Inher 2014,NYS Jill shower (BA) Nass; one aunt, Beverand received all us hereall23, onofOneonta, grade.

In 2014, Jill than sheall realized her earth every Karen was named New earth every morning and Karen named ly (Dick) Wolf; aspersonaliwell as morning Teacher was Certification.

She named earth every and morning and Karen New was New caring and loving 13820. every night withare beautiful York State Art Teachers every night with beautiful York State Art Teachers several nieces, nephews, received a master's degree every night with beautiful York State Art Teachers ty.

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Art Jill Karen is works survived by handled by the Bookhout Callingto hours were to be Educator the Year.

Calling hours were towas be Educator of the Educator Year. amount ofof friends.

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Calling hours were be Oneonta. of theher Year. loving husband 33 Funeral Home, fromWednes6 to 8 p.m., WednesInactivities, her volunteer activities, from 6 Richard to 8 p.m., WednesIn volunteer predeceased byfrom her mother, Jillher Karen worked for ONC 6 toAc8 p.m., Inactivities, her volunteer years, "Rick" Jill Karen on day, March 17,day, and March 3 tothe 5 17,day, Jill Karen served on theserved Carol (Stabert) Nass; fatherBOCES for 17 years before andMarch 3 to 517, and 3 to 5 Jill Karen on theserved Thursday, board and wasp.m., pastThursday, presiMarch 18,Sr. at p.m., board wasboard past presiin-law, Robert Eklund taking and her dream job and as anwasp.m., March 18, at March 18, at pastThursday, president of the Catskill Regional Bookhout Funeral Home,

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Margaret anddeath her in younger before Bert's 2004.

Rudy's daughter, Tina.

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jamin and Juliet Nelson of Washington, D.C. and Wyatt Nelson of Tempe, Arizona; as well as several cousins, nieces and nephews.

He was predeceased by his son, John Aloi Jr. and siblings, Sam and Joseph Aloi and Catherine (Dolly) Card.

A memorial service will be held in the spring.

The family requests that memorial donations be made in John's name to his favorite charity, St. Jude Children's Hospital.

Arrangements are by the Dakin Funeral Home LP, New Berlin.

FRIENDSHIP - Rogers Baker, 89, of Friendship, passed away on Monday, March 1, 2021, at home, following a lengthy illness.

Born Oct. 16, 1931, in Buffalo, he was the son of Paul C. and Hanah Perkins Baker.

He married Wilma Reed McCarthy on Oct. 12, 1973, in Richburg, who survives.

A graduate of Friendship Central School, Rogers received his bachelor's degree from Alfred University and master's degree in agricultural engineering from Cornell University.

Rogers was a veteran of the U.S. Army serving from 1954 to 1956.

Rogers was a member of Inavale Grange and the Dairymen's League in Friendship.

In 1974, Rogers moved to Hamden, where he was an instructor of agricultural sciences and welding at SUNY Delhi for seven years. Later, he owned and operated an engine repair shop in his home while living in Hamden. He was also a substitute teacher for various school districts of the area.

Rogers was a paid organist at St. John's Episcopal Church in Delhi for 29 years and substituted for many local churches. Relocating to

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Friendship in 2011, Rogers continued to play piano and organ for many churches in the area. He was a founding member of Followers of the Way Church in Nile in 2017, and its musical accompanist.

Surviving, in addition to his wife, are seven children, Deborah Fenner, Norwich, Connecticut, Deanna (Lorraine Brown) Baker, Berlin, Connecticut, Barbara (Anna Gramberg) Baker, Gulfport, Florida, Elizabeth (Fred Ciaburro) Baker, Boynton Beach, Florida, Anne Merritt, Spring Hill, Florida, Julie (John) Brunner, Fairport and Pauline (Rolf Orsagh) Baker of Hilton; stepson, William McCarthy, Cuba; 10 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.

Memorial services, with military honors, are scheduled for 2 p.m., Friday, June 25, at Followers of the Way Church, Nile. Pastor Kevin Palmiter will officiate. Burial will be in Maple Grove Cemetery, Friendship.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be sent to Followers of the Way Church, 4094 Route 275, Friendship, NY 14739.

Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Schaffner Funeral Home Inc., Bolivar.

Sally A. Beams WEST DAVENPORT Sally A. Beams, 86, of West Davenport, died on Thursday, March 25, 2021, at A.O. Fox Memorial Hospital, following a brief illness.

She was born in Rye, the daughter of William and Beatrice (Mott) Balcom.

At an early age, she moved to East Meredith and graduated from Charlotte Valley Central School.

She married Benjamin C. Beams on Dec. 21, 1952.

After moving to West Davenport, she became postmaster of the West Davenport Post Office.

A longtime member of the Pindars Corners Fire Department, she was both a firefighter and in the Ladies Auxiliary. Sally was also Davenport Town Historian for many years and a member of the West Davenport United Methodist Church.

She enjoyed going to lunch at TK's Diner and Morey's, crossword puzzles, her cats and her family.

Sally is survived by her husband, Ben; daughters, Linda MacDougall and John State of Amsterdam and Deb and Phil Balantic of Laurens; sons, Ben and Kathy of Cortland and William of West Davenport; and daughters-in-law, Christine Beams and Elise Beams. Her grandchildren include Frank, Mike, Amy,

Sherri, Christopher, Jessica, Jennifer, Raymond, and Justin. She also had nine great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandson making five generations.

She also leaves many cousins and friends.

Sadly, she was predeceased by her son, Brian; grandson, Charlie; son-inlaw, Ted and brother, William.

Calling hours were set for 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, March 31, at Bookhout Funeral Home, 357 Main St., Oneonta.

Private funeral services were planned with Pastor Kathleen Brumbaugh of West Davenport United Methodist Church officiating.

Burial and committal services were to take place in Charlotte Valley Cemetery, West Davenport.

The family thanks the staff at A.O. Fox Memorial Hospital for their kindness and care.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Sally's name to the fire department of one's choice.

Arrangements are by the Bookhout Funeral Home, Oneonta.

To light a candle or send an online condolence, visit www.bookhoutfuneralhome. com.

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NEW BERLIN - John P. Aloi, 90, of New Berlin, passed away peacefully at his home on Feb. 23, 2021, following a long illness.

Mr. Aloi was born on Dec. 27, 1930, in Cortland, the son of Anthony and Lena (Yacano) Aloi.

His childhood was spent in Cortland, where he attended the local school.

In 1956, he moved to New Berlin, where he was proprietor of the Eagle Inn for more than 20 years. He was also co-owner of the Hollywood Restaurant in Cortland, from 1966 to 1984, with his brother, Joe and sister, Dolly. After selling the Eagle Inn, he and his family owned and operated the White Store Restaurant on Route 8 and later owned Card's Auto Parts of New Berlin.

He was a member of St. Theresa's Catholic Church of New Berlin.

John is survived by his wife of 69 years, Christine (Brady) Aloi; daughter, Rebecca Nelson and her husband, Robert; grandsons, Joseph Nelson of Washington, D.C. and Michael Nelson of Tempe, Arizona; and great-grandchildren, Ben-

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Born on Aug. 22, 1948, in Hancock, he was a son of the late George and Althea (Fredenburg) Bennett.

Gary graduated from Hancock Central School in 1968.

Immediately following high school, he enlisted in the United States Army, serving from 1968 to 1972.

After his time in the military, Gary began employment at Kraft in Walton. He worked there as a supplyman for more than 30 years before his retirement.

On Dec. 31, 1997, he married his second wife, Cathy Barnhart, in Walton.

Gary was a member of the Walton American Legion and attended New Hope Community Church.

He was an outdoorsman who had a love for hunting, even spending time as a hunter safety class instructor and member of Camp 61

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March 13, 1938 - March 20, 2021

Hunting Club. Gary was an avid golfer and loved sharing his passion with the grandchildren.

He also enjoyed gambling such as playing the slots and was always up for a round of bingo.

Tennessee was a special place to Gary, he absolutely adored the countless trips he and Cathy took there over the last 24 years.

Above all, he loved spending time with family, especially his children and grandchildren.

Survivors include his beloved wife, Cathy Bennett; children, Georgia Hall (Tom), Tammy Mullineaux, Gary Duane Bennett Jr. (Kathy Goodrich), Jason Bennett, Robin Davis and Chad Shaw; grandchildren, Amber, Derrick, Keenan, Mary, Helena, Jayden, Skylar, Tyesha and Chevy; great-grandchildren, Ruby, Skyler, Ava, Kaydance and Rally; brothers, George Bennett (Jane) and Lloyd Bennett (Shirley); a sister, Carol Peterson; and several

nieces, nephews and cousins.

In addition to his parents, he was predeceased by his first wife, Vivian Seward; sister, Bernadine Drake; brother-in-law; and best friend, Paul Peterson.

Calling hours for family and friends were to be held 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday, March 27, at Courtney Funeral Home, 25 Townsend St., Walton. A funeral service was to follow at 1 p.m. at the funeral home with Pastor Larry Light officiating. Social distancing guidelines must be met and face masks will be required.

A graveside service to celebrate Gary's life will be held at a date to be announced in Walton Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations in Gary's name may be made to the American Cancer Society; P.O. Box 22478, Oklahoma City, OK 73123 or Walton Fire Department and Emergency Squad; 61 West St., Walton, NY 13856.

Arrangements have been entrusted to Courtney Funeral Home, Walton.

To leave a message of peace and comfort for Gary's family, please visit his online tribute at www.courtneyfh.com.

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WALTON - Martha D. Bowker, 83, of Walton, passed away peacefully on Saturday, March 20, 2021, at Elizabeth Church Manor Nursing Home in Binghamton following an extended illness.

Born March 13, 1938, in Liberty, she was the daughter of the late William H. and Arvilla Keene Bullis.

She graduated from Roscoe Central School and married Donald Bowker in 1956.

Martha was a faithful member of Northfield Community Church in Walton.

She was a very talented seamstress and would often do tailoring out of her home in Walton for her friends and family. She was an avid collector of various sized nativity scenes and anything related to skunks. She helped with women's missionary projects, and led various Bible studies.

Survivors include her son, Robert and Darlene Bowker of Greene; sister-in-law, Marleene Bullis; grandchildren, Jennifer Baker (Derek), Elizabeth Burger (Charles) and Jeremy Bowker (Kyrie Kirn); greatgrandchildren, Emilie Baker, Dawson Baker, Joshua Bowker and Alexander Burger; and longtime friends, Stella Martin, Ruth Lowell, Rose Paul, Lucy Wood, Cindy DeMarmels and many others. Martha is also survived by several nieces and nephews.

Besides her parents,

Martha was predeceased by her beloved husband, Donald F. Bowker; daughters, Theresa and Edythe Bowker; and brother, Marvin Bullis.

Special thanks go to the staff at Elizabeth Church Manor, who cared for Martha in her last years.

A graveside service to celebrate Martha's life will be held in Walton Cemetery in the spring at a day and time to be announced.

Memorial donations in Martha's name may be made to Elizabeth Church Manor Nursing Home, 863 Front St., Binghamton, NY 13905 or Northfield Community Church, 5116 County Highway 23, Walton, NY 13856.

Arrangements have been entrusted to Courtney Funeral Home, Walton.

To leave a message of peace and comfort for Martha's family, please visit her online tribute at www.courtneyfh.com.

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June A. Butler

March 19, 1934 - Feb. 22, 2021

Dec 30, 1925 - March 26, 2021

June 23, 1947 - March 17, 2021

five daughters, and their husbands, Lori and Al Reed, Sue and Leland Stein, Amy and Tom Engels, Sylvia and Phil Rowlands and Jan and Doug Sohns; 12 grandchildren; and 22.5 great-grandchildren.

The family expresses its gratitude to Jessica Raber, Connie Burns, Rachelle Thompson, Kelly Liddle, Elodie Reed and others who filled in for their loving care of Betty that allowed her to remain in her home. Bette was surrounded by her family to the end.

Arlene Brockwell June 3, 1952 - March 26, 2021 ONEONTA Arlene Brockwell, 68, of Oneonta, passed away on Friday, March 26, 2021, at A.O. Fox Nursing Home in Oneonta.

She was born on June 3, 1952, in Rockville Centre, the daughter of Louis J. and Gladys (Wheelhouse) Peterson.

She married Willis L. Brockwell. He predeceased her in September of 2002.

Arlene worked in the automobile industry in Long Island until her retirement in 2015.

She loved gardening, traveling, trying new things and the ocean.

She is survived by her daughter, Cayce Brockwell (Bret Stevens) of Morris; grandsons, Cooper and

Cameron of Morris; nieces, nephews, cousins and many friends.

She was also predeceased by her parents; and sisters, Christine Gent, and Gladys Moglia.

A private service will be held at the convenience of the family.

The family expresses its thanks to the staff at A.O. Fox Nursing Home, Catskill Area Hospice (Helios Care), and Friends of Bill W. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Helios Care, 297 River Street Service Road, Suite 1, Oneonta, NY 13820.

Arrangements are with the Bookhout Funeral Home, Oneonta.

OTEGO - Pauline "Polly" Bump, in her 96th year of life, passed away on Friday, March 26, 2021, at A.O. Fox Care Nursing Home in Oneonta.

Polly was born in 1925, the eldest child of Seeley and Alta (Alger) Stilson, in Otego.

She is survived by her youngest sister, Thelma (Harold) Martindale, Sidney; and was predeceased by her younger sister, Anne (George) Drexler of Unadilla.

Polly was predeceased by her loyal and devoted husband of 53 years, Richard Bump of Otego; sisters-inlaw, Marilyn (Fred) Heath of Sidney, Shirley Sullivan of California and Emily (Pete) Smith of Rome, Georgia; and niece, Crystal Martindale of Sidney.

She was a devoted mother and caregiver to her elderly parents and husband.

She was a lifelong resident of Otego, staying at the Hampshire House and A.O. Fox Nursing Home in her later years.

Polly is survived by her three beloved children and their spouses, Ron (Joanne) Bump, Stamford, Connie (David) DeMarrais, Albany, and Cynthia (Jerry) Underwood, Rochester.

She is survived by her treasured grandchildren, Danielle Wickline, Clinton, Stephanie (Randy) Hulbert,

Oneonta, Nicole (Kevin) Brinn, Colorado, Stacie (Jeffrey) Halsdorfer, Rochester, Dennis (Jennifer) DeMarrais, New Hampshire, Nathan (Karen) Underwood, Rochester, Thomas (Annalisa) Underwood, Rochester, Jessica (Denis) Cole, New Jersey.

Polly is survived by her cherished 16 great-grandchildren, Tyler and Shelby Burns, Mallory and David Wickline, Aidan Hulbert, Bryce and Quinn Halsdorfer, Brianna, Ava, and Owen Underwood, Grant and Ella DeMarrais, Conor and Noah Underwood, and Sienna and Avery Cole.

She will be remembered by many nieces, nephews, extended family members, neighbors and friends.

Private graveside services will be held in Evergreen Cemetery in Otego, by the Rev. Fred Albrecht at the convenience of her three children.

Polly requested that expressions of sympathy, in lieu of flowers, be made with memorial donations in her name to Otego Fire/ Emergency Department and Ladies Auxiliary, 5 River St., Otego, NY 13825.

Arrangements are by the Bookhout Funeral Home, Oneonta.

To send the family an online condolence please visit www.bookhoutfuneralhome. com.

LECANTO, Fla. - June A. Butler of Lecanto, Florida, passed away at Citrus Memorial Hospital in Inverness, Florida, on Wednesday, March 17, 2021, at the age of 73.

June was born to the late Donald and Geraldine (Scudder) Van Hoesen on June 23, 1947, in Laurens.

She moved from Oneonta and made Florida her home more than 30 years ago, settling originally in St. Petersburg then Crystal River.

Prior to retirement, June worked as a sales associate in retail sales. In her spare time she enjoyed coloring books, reading, puzzles and going shopping. She also enjoyed watching movies and Star Wars was one of her favorites. June really loved her circle of friends and liked the time she got to spend with them and socializing with others.

Those left to mourn June's passing include her sons, Todd Tucker and his wife Heather of Sandy Hook, Connecticut, Zach Tucker and his wife Victoria of Albany; daughter, Rani Tucker and her longtime partner J.R. Wunder of Copperopo-

lis, California; sisters, Donna Van Hoesen of Hernando, Florida, Linda Culver of Spring Hill, Florida, and Phyllis Becker and her husband Gary of Oneonta; grandchildren, Natalie Tucker, Dominic Wunder and Avery Wunder.

June's family plans to have a private service with burial in Oneonta Plains Cemetery in Oneonta at a later date.

Donations in June's memory may be made to the American Cancer Society.

Arrangements are under the care of Chas E. Davis Funeral Home with Crematory, Inverness, Florida.

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DELHI - Betty graduated from Delaware Academy and Central School with the Class of 1952. Following high school graduation, Bette graduated from business school.

She married John Alfred Braymer in 1955 and they settled in Delhi and raised five daughters.

Bette was predeceased by her husband, John; grandson, Brandon Rowlands; brother; Fayal Rosa; and sister, Vivian Carpenter.

Surviving are two brothers, Hugh and Joseph Rosa;

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Roger served as Town of Unadilla Councilman and was instrumental in the design and construction of the current Town Hall. He was past president of the Wells Bridge Property Owners Association and the Wells Bridge Water Board. He served on the advisory committee for the criminal justice program at OAOC BOCES in Milford, and was honored with the annual Service Award for the year 2010.

Because of the pandemic, there will be no calling hours.

A memorial will be held at a future date.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Roger's name to Helios Hospice Care, 297 River St. Service Road, Suite 1, Oneonta, NY 13820.

Arrangements are under the direction of C.H. Landers Funeral Chapel, Sidney.

Share condolences and memories with the family at www.landersfh.com.

brother, Gustav Heinze of Tiburon, California; many nieces, nephews, and cousins; and her faithful dog, Jackie.

She was predeceased by her parents; sisters, Margaret Heinze and Wallie Heinze Cower Romig; exhusband, Henry G. Coryat Jr. of Rhinebeck, beloved dog, Tut, and many other pets.

A graveside memorial service with military honors will take place in Glenwood Cemetery in Oneonta.

In lieu of flowers, donations in Sunny's memory may be made to Dog Mountain in St. Johnsbury, Vermont, www.dogmt.com, Super Heroes In Ripped Jeans in Oneonta, www. superheroesirj.org, or an animal-welfare organization of one's choice.

Arrangements are by the Lester R Grummons Funeral Home of Oneonta.

To leave a condolence for the family online, please visit www.grummonsfuneralho me.com.

NYC/MORRIS Karen NYC/MORRIS -- Karen (Chiarina) (Chiarina) Mattera Mattera Cuddy Cuddy died died on on March March 8, 8, 2021, 2021, at at New New York York Hospital Hospital of of bactebacterial rial pneumonia. pneumonia. Her Her hushusband and sons were band and sons were in in her her room room at at the the time. time.

She She was was born born in in Brooklyn, Brooklyn, on on May May 16, 16, 1929, 1929, to to Vicenzo Vicenzo Mattera Mattera and and Regina Regina BarbiBarbieri. eri. At At birth, birth, she she was was named named Chiarina Chiarina which which in in childhood childhood became became Karen.

Karen. Her Her parents parents had had separately separately immigrated immigrated to to the the United United States, States, as as chilchildren, from Ischia, Italy. Isdren, from Ischia, Italy. Ischia is a volcanic island in chia is a volcanic island in the Bay of Naples that was the Bay of Naples that was first settled by the Greeks c. first settled by the Greeks c.

800 B.C. 800 B.C. She grew up in a home She grew in the a home where Italianupwas first where Italian the first language and was where she language and whereItalian she learned Southern learned Southern Italian cooking from her mother.

In cooking In married from life, her she mother. used this married life, she family used this skill to entertain and skill to entertain family and friends on innumerable ocfriends casions. on innumerable occasions.

Karen excelled in New KarenCity excelled New York public inschools York City public and graduated fromschools Erasand graduated from Erasmus Hall High School.

She mus Hall High School.

She started reading adult literastartedwhile readinginadult literature grammar ture in grammar school while and was an avid school her andwhole waslife. an Many avid reader reader whole life. as Many referredher to her a referred to her as a "wordsmith." "wordsmith."

While in high school, Whileread inherhigh school, Karen first issue of Karen readYorker her first issue of The New magazine The New Yorker and sought and magazine obtained and soughtemployment and obtained part-time at part-time employment at the magazine.

She subsethe magazine. subsequently becameShe a lifetime subscriber. quently became a lifetime As a teenager, Karen besubscriber. came popular music As aateenager, Karen fan beand several music years fan atcameover a popular tended liveseveral performances of and over years atmany its performances stars, including tendedoflive of Frank Tony Benmany ofSinatra, its stars, including nett, Piaf Tony and Billie FrankEdith Sinatra, BenHoliday. nett, Edith Piaf and Billie While attending Long IsHoliday. land University in 1958, While attending Long she Isworked part-time a New land University in at 1958, she York City restaurant. worked part-time at a New There met her husband, York sheCity restaurant.

Michael also a colThere sheCuddy, met her husband, lege student working Michael Cuddy, also apartcoltime.

Upon Michael's lege student workinggradupartation from Fordham time. Upon Michael'sUnivergradusity, June ation they from married Fordhamon Univer25, 1960.

They started marsity, they married on June ried life They in started Washington, 25, 1960. marD.C., Michael was enried where life in Washington, rolled at Georgetown D.C., where Michael wasUnienversity Law Center. While rolled at Georgetown Uniin Washington, Karen was

an an administrative administrative aide aide on on the the House House Judiciary Judiciary ComCommittee. mittee.

She She and and her her husband husband rereturned turned to to her her beloved beloved Brooklyn Brooklyn in in early early 1964.

1964. Her Her son son Miles Miles was was born born in in May May of of that that year, year, joining joining a a family family that that included included his his brother. brother.

James James was was born born in in WashWashington ington in in 1961.

1961. In In December December 1964, 1964, she she and and her her husband husband purchased a brownstone purchased a brownstone in in Park Park Slope, Slope, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, where where they they became became part part of of the the "pi"pioneer" movement in that oneer" movement in that neighborhood. After residneighborhood. After residing there for 30 years, they ing there for 30 years, they moved to Palm Beach, Florimoved to Palm Beach, Florida, in 1994. da, in 1994.

In 1965, Karen undertook In 1965, Karen undertook her 32-year career at the her career retiring at the Wall 32-year Street Journal, Wall Street Journal, retiring in 1997 as submissions (opin as submissions (oped)1997 editor on the editorial ed) editor on the editorial page of the newspaper. page of the newspaper.

Beginning in the 1980's, Beginning in thetraveled 1980's, Karen and Michael Karen and Michael traveled extensively in Europe over extensively Europe They over the next 25in years. the 25visit years.

They were next able to Ischia, the were able toofvisit Ischia, the birthplace her mother birthplace of her mother and father several times. In and several times.

In 1995 father she and her family pur1995 sheMorris and her familya purchased Manor, hischased Morris Manor, Couna historic home in Otsego toricThey homespent in Otsego ty. moreCounthan ty. spent more than two They decades restoring the two decades the property.

She restoring and Michael property.

She and resided there and Michael at an resided there an apartment in and New atYork apartment in New York City.

City.

Karen is survived by her KarenJames is survived her sons, and by Miles; sons, with James Miles; along fourand grandchilalong with four Jacqueline, grandchildren, Travis, Michael and Ryan; and sevdren, Travis, Jacqueline, eral nieces and nephews.

Michael and Ryan; and sevCalling hours will be from eral nieces and nephews.

2 Calling to 5 p.m., Friday 19, hours willMarch be from at Mortuary, 110 Divi2 toRiley 5 p.m., Friday March 19, sion St., Amsterdam. at Riley Mortuary, 110 DiviRelatives and friends were sion St., Amsterdam. invited to attend a Mass of Relatives and friends were Christian 11 a.m. invited to Burial, attend at a Mass of Saturday March at 20,11ata.m.

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UNADILLA - Roger J. Cecce died Monday, March 15, 2021.

He was born April 8, 1946 in Corning, to Henry and Margaret (Valentino) Cecce.

He was predeceased by his parents; brother, Henry "Hank" Cecce; grandson, George Coates V; and brother-in-law, Thomas McDougal.

He is survived by his loving wife, Thelma (Houck) and his children and stepchildren, Catherine (Michael) Flavin, Knoxville, Tennessee; Richard (Sara) Cecce, Delhi; Leanna Williams, Bear, Delaware; Florence Smith, Newark, Delaware; Amber (Eric) Emerson, Otego; and Ronald Miller Jr., Otego. He is also survived by his brothers and sisters, Florence Cecce, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Margaret McDougal, Parrish, Florida, Josephine Blodgett, Corning, and Joseph (Margo) Cecce, Bath; nine grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.

Roger joined the New York State Police in 1968 and served at SP Painted Post until 1983 when he transferred to SP Sidney as a K-9 handler, retiring in 1988. After retiring from the State Police, Roger became the director of safety for the Mirabito Fuel Group in Sidney. In 1996, Roger and his wife Thelma started a drug and alcohol testing business serving businesses and municipalities in the local central New York area until their retirement in 2010.

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CONWAY, Ark. - Sonja Heinze Coryat, 90, of Conway, Arkansas, and formerly of Oneonta, passed away peacefully on March 9, 2021, in Conway.

She was born on Sept. 30, 1930, in Queens, the daughter of Gustav and Ernestine (Clausen) Heinze.

A Korean War veteran, "Sunny," as she was affectionately known, served in the U.S. Air Force as a radio mechanic and later a public relations officer in the Pentagon.

A gifted writer, Sonja wrote a syndicated consumer-interest column, "The Curious Shopper," for King Features from 1983 to 2000, which appeared in more than 200 newspapers nationwide. Her driving force in later years was to have her memoir, "Sunny: Ward of the State," read by every person possible. She gave a copy to everyone she met. She and her son, Karl, searched out roadside Little Free Libraries and placed her book in many of them.

An animal lover, Sunny was fiercely independent.

She was artistic, painting and working in pastels. She also loved to cook and had an eclectic taste in music and art. Of all her accomplishments, she was most proud of raising five strong, smart children.

She is survived by her daughter, Kim Coryat of Conway, Arkansas, her son, John Coryat of Memphis, Tennessee, her daughter, Laura Coryat of Rhinebeck, her son, Jim Coryat of Mora, New Mexico; and her son, Karl Coryat of Conway, Arkansas; grandchildren, Francesca Harris of West Boylston, Massachusetts and Catherine Coryat of Memphis, Tennessee; several great-grandchildren; her

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Ruth Francis (Beber) Davison

Joan DiMartin

March 10, 1928 - March 3, 2021

Aug. 9, 1930 - March 11, 2021

WOODBURY, Conn./ EDMESTON - Ruth Francis (Beber) Davison passed away peacefully at her home on Wednesday, March 3, 2021, surrounded by loved ones.

Ruth spent 50 years as a Woodbury, Connecticut resident and was a member of many area groups, including NAMI and several singing groups where she made many cherished friends.

Ruth was born in New York City on March 10, 1928, to the late Joseph and Emily (Kadlec) Beber.

She was predeceased by her loving husband, Robert C. Davison II. Ruth attended NYC schools including the Walton School where she formed lifelong friendships.

She worked at NBC in New York City before marrying in 1952.

Later in life Ruth provided home health care for those in need in Woodbury and the surrounding area.

Ruth was an avid birdwatcher, loved nature and treasured spending time at her farm in Edmeston.

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sons, Robert Davison III (Betty Kutz) of Woodbury, Connecticut and Stephen Davison of Washington, Connecticut.

She was predeceased by her son, Richard, in 2010.

The family thanks VNA Hospice and the wonderful, compassionate aides who helped her in her final journey, with a very special thanks to her cherished live-in companion Lovanda "Lovie" Brown.

Services will be private.

Memorial donations may be made in Ruth's name to St. Vincent DePaul Mission of Waterbury.

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ONEONTA - Joan DiMartin passed away Thursday, March 11, 2021.

Joan was born Aug. 9, 1930, in Oneonta, the daughter of Lawrence and Beatrice (Perry) Smith.

Joan attended Oneonta schools, graduating from OHS in 1948.

After graduation she was employed by the NYS Health Department for several years.

Joan attended St. Mary's Catholic Church and was married there on July 5, 1953, to Richard DiMartin.

Richard predeceased her on Dec. 12, 2019.

Joan is survived by her sons, Dennis (Renee) and

Thomas (Barbara); grandchildren, Kristina Brady (Judson), Jennifer Perkins (Jason), Douglas, Theresa and Maria DiMartin; greatgrandchildren, Jackson Brady and Tanner Perkins; and brother-in-law, Otto Huhta.

Joan was predeceased by her sister, Marie Huhta and brother, Richard Smith.

At Joan's request there will be no calling hours. A service will be held at the convenience of the family.

Arrangements are with Oneonta's only familyowned funeral home, Lewis, Hurley & Pietrobono at 51 Dietz St.

WORCESTER - P. Elliott DuBois passed away Thursday, Feb. 25, 2021, at 10:45 p.m., at Fox Nursing Home in Oneonta. Thankfully, the family was able to be at his side at various times during his final days before "going home," for which he was prepared and eagerly awaiting.

Paul Elliott, known as Elliott because his father's name was Paul, was born in Binghamton, to Paul Jasper DuBois and Imogene (Ackley) DuBois on Dec. 28, 1933.

Later came the birth of his only sibling, Marion (DuBois) Butler (husband, Steve Butler).

Elliott studied music at the Potsdam Crane School of Music and was also very active in the theater program.

He graduated with a degree in music education and later completed his master's degree. In his sophomore year in college, he was a part of a touring male quartet, which happened to be touring with a female trio, which happened to have my mother in it..... Long story short, Elliott was married to Patricia Locke DuBois on Sept. 5, 1953. They enjoyed 67 years of marriage together and were each other's best friends. Soon came five children, Ronald Paul DuBois (wife, Diana Miller DuBois), John Craig DuBois (wife, Laurel Favreau DuBois), Gerald William DuBois, Philip Edward DuBois (Angela Smith), and Anita (DuBois) Cleveland (husband, Christopher Cleveland). From these children came a gaggle of grand, great-grand, and great-great -grandchildren on which they showered their love and affection.

His career of 27 years at Worcester Central School, starting in 1961, was one that would touch hundreds of lives. Elliott's love of music and teaching was trans-

ferred to his students at WCS and is evident in the outpouring of well-wishes upon hearing of his passing.

He began his teaching career at Worcester teaching vocal music, then moved to instrumental music. In 1968 he started musical shows which continued to gain popularity throughout his career, even after his retirement in June of 1988.

After retirement, he and Pat volunteered as ombudsmen for various nursing and adult facilities in the area. Elliott also directed a community choir in Davenport for many years, his wife Pat being the accompanist. Above all his accomplishments, Elliott's faith in God was the foundation of all he did. Although he will be dearly missed, we know that he is busy conducting heavenly choirs until we are all together again.

Because of current conditions, we will not have a formal gathering to remember Elliott, but please know that we have been touched by the outpouring of love and thoughts shared with us and will pass this along to all family.

Arrangements are with Heller & Skinner Funeral Home, 155 Main St., Worcester.

Expressions of sympathy may be made online at www.hellerskinnerfh.com.

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June 8, 1939 - March 8, 2021

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Everts; five nieces and nephews; Teresa Norfolk; and Charlie.

A memorial service for friends, family and loved ones will be held at a later date.

Interment will be in Gerald B.H. Solomon Saratoga National Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers contributions may be made in memory of Robert W. Everts to the American Heart Association, 4 Atrium Drive, #100, Albany, NY 12205 or Disabled Veterans National Foundation, 4601 Forbes Blvd., Suite #130, Lanham, MD 20706 or Troy Savings Bank Music Hall, 30 Second St., Troy, NY 12180.

Visit www.brycefh.com to sign the guest book or light a candle.

ONEONTA - Eileen M. Field, 81, of Oneonta, passed away peacefully, with her loving family by her side, at her home on Monday, March 8, 2021.

She was born on June 8, 1939, in Manhattan, daughter of the late William and Eileen (Kelly) Kennedy.

Eileen worked for Olympia Construction of Manhattan in the human resources department. She moved from Yonkers to the Oneonta area in 1994.

Eileen attended St. Theresa's Roman Catholic Church in New Berlin for a period of time. She was a regular contributor to many charities, including St. Jude Children's Hospital, the Wounded Warrior Project, as well as many others.

Eileen loved to read and do crossword puzzles.

Eileen also spent time living in London, England, and loved to travel.

She also had great love for her family. Eileen truly loved spending time with her children, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren.

She is survived by her daughter, Cynthia Paglia and Roger Fregia of Oneonta; son, George Field of Billings, Montana, and his

companion, Liz of Charlotte, North Carolina; grandchildren, Bill, Jessica, Brianna, Georgie, Calysa, Nina, Evelyn, Declan and Rachel; great-grandchildren, Urijah, Elizabeth and Xavier; and nieces Jeanne and Danielle.

Eileen was predeceased by her brothers, William Kennedy and John Kennedy.

A celebration of Eileen's life will take place at a later date.

Arrangements are by the Bookhout Funeral Home, Oneonta.

To light a candle or send an online condolence, visit www.bookhoutfuneralhome. com.

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BAINBRIDGE - Nancy V. (Metzner) Fiske, of Bainbridge, passed away peacefully at Wilson Hospital in Johnson City, on March 11, 2021, following a brief illness. She was 75 years old.

Nancy was born on Aug. 9, 1945, to Navy LCDR Franklin and Ethel (Hand) Metzner. She grew up in Corpus Christi, Texas, and attended college at Texas Tech University.

She earned her degree in food technology and agriculture in 1968, a time when women were just beginning to make in-roads into male dominated industries. Early in her career she worked for Marriott in their foods division and was among the first female brewers at Miller Beer.

In 1994, she married Howard Fiske and soon after they moved to Upstate NY. It was here that Nancy and Howard pursued their passion for flying. They spent many hours and made many friends at Sidney Municipal Airport. They were very active in the Fagan Flyers and Nancy earned her private pilot's license in 1995.

Their new community afforded Nancy new opportunities in her professional life. She will be well remembered for her many years as an English instructor at SUNY Oneonta, and more recently as a real estate agent.

She is survived by her brother, Franklin (Pamela) Metzner; stepsons, Thomas and Edward (Betty) Fiske; stepdaughter, Tracy (Gregory) Hillebrand; and many step-grandchildren and step -great-grandchildren.

Nancy was predeceased by her husband, Howard; stepsons, Howard Jr. and Raymond (Harriet) Fiske; and stepdaughter, Marion (Bruce) Reynolds.

Friends were invited to call from 1 to 2 p.m., April 10, at C.H. Landers Funeral Chapel, 21 Main St., Sidney.

Memorial services were to follow at 2 p.m. in the chapel.

Arrangements are under the direction of C.H. Landers Funeral Chapel, Sidney.

Share condolences and memories with the family at www.landersfh.com.

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TROY - Robert W. Everts, 68, passed away suddenly at his home on Wednesday, March 17, 2021.

Born in High Point, North Carolina, in 1952, Robert was the son of the late William Carl Everts and Patricia deForrest Sweetman Everts.

He grew up in New Berlin, and later moved to the Niagara Falls area before finding his home in Troy, for the last 20 years.

A proud Vietnam veteran, Robert served his country honorably as a radio operator and as an EOD specialist in the U.S. Army. For his service in Vietnam, Robert was awarded with numerous commendations and medals, including the Bronze Star.

Most recently employed as a professional driver, Robert happily spent much of his career in sales prior to his retirement.

An avid photographer, Robert captured life through a lens while he enjoyed time with his friends and family. As a lifelong motorcycle enthusiast, dog lover and hiker, he could always be found enjoying the outdoors on a new adventure.

Survived by his son, Trevor (Lindsey Sweeney) Everts of Albany; his fiancé, Leslie Brussel-Smith of Troy and her children, Danielle Swentonic, Elizabeth Brussel-Smith and David Brussel-Smith; seven grandchildren; siblings, Patricia Everts, James Everts, Thomas Everts, Andrew (Peggy) Everts and Judith

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G Nancy Garufi July 12, 1937 - March 1, 2021 ONEONTA - Nancy Garufi, 83, passed away Monday, March 1, 2021, at A.O. Fox Nursing Home in Oneonta.

She was born on July 12, 1937, in Frazzano, Sicily, the daughter of Lorenzo and Rosalia Frisenda.

At 18 years old, Nancy came to the United States and settled in Cold Spring.

Her first job was at the dress factory there.

She married Agatino "Tino" Garufi Sr. in August of 1961. He predeceased her on June 27, 1998.

Moving to Otego in 1973, she and her husband became co-owners of Pizza Land with Tino's sister, Frances and husband, Peter until 1982. In 1985, Nancy and Tino opened their own restaurant called Tino's Pizza. She enjoyed making salads and knew her customers by their order, "Nancy knows what I want." Nancy retired in 2017.

Nancy was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church and enjoyed traveling to the Thousand Islands and Florida.

She is survived by her two wonderful sons, Tino Garufi Jr. and his wife, Debbie and their two sons, Tino III and Joshua, and Vincent Garufi and his two daughters, Alissa and Cassondra and his companion, Jennifer Mannion (Alex and Carter); her special nieces and nephews, Peter Puglisi (Patty) and their three children, Peter, Jessica and Michaela and Sarah Lynch (Daniel) and their three children, Kevin, Patrick and Katie who is also her goddaughter; as well

Gary L. Georgia Gary L. Georgia Nov. 9, 1942 - March 30, 2021

Nov. 9, 1942 - March 30, 2021 OTEGO - Gary L. Georgia, 78, of Otego, passed away Tuesday, March 30, 2021.

He was born on Nov. 9, 1942, on the Otsdawa in Otego.

He leaves behind his wife, Shirley (Hulbert) of 51 years; brothers, Wesley, Jacksonville, North Carolina, Myers Jr. (Cindy), James and David; sisters, Rose Ann Poillucci (Bob) and Kathleen Chandler, all of Becket, Massachusetts;

OTEGOfrom - Gary L. Georgia, and two- Gary sisters-in-law, NYC to BosOTEGO L. Georgia, buddies 78, of Otego, passed away 78, Diana Howard, Laurens ton.of Otego, passed away Tuesday, March 30, 2021.

Tuesday, 30, 2021. and GailMarch (Robert) Klose, At Gary’s request there He was born on Nov. 9, He was born on Nov. 9, Unadilla. He also leaves 1942, will beon no the services.

Otsdawa in 1942, the Otsdawa in behindonmany nieces and Expressions of sympathy Otego.

Otego. nephews. may be made to the He leaves behind hisOtego wife, He leaves behind his wife, He was predeceased by Emergency Squad, 5ofRiver Shirley (Hulbert) 51 Shirley (Hulbert) of 51 years; brothers, Wesley, his parents, Ruth (GeorSt, Otego, NY 13825, in his years; brothers, Wesley, North Caroligia) and Myers Taylor. memory.

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Becket, Massachusetts; of Becket, Massachusetts; entry Transport, Greene, and Condolences may Dibe two sisters-in-law, and two sisters-in-law, Difor more than 20 years. madeHoward, at www.wmaddenana Laurens and ana Howard, Laurens and “Over and out” toUnadilall his Gail fh.com.

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Gail (Robert) Klose, also leaves request behind there la. He also leaves behind la.AtHeGary's many nieces and nephews. will be no services. many nieces and nephews.

He was predeceased by Expressions of sympathy He was predeceased by his parents, Ruth (Georgia) his parents, Ruth (Georgia) may be made to the Otego and Myers Taylor.

Emergency Squad, 5 River and Myers Taylor.

Gary ("JB's") early career NY 13825, in his Gary ("JB's") early career St., Otego, was herdsman memory. was herdsman on 26, many lo-- March Feb. 1925 20, 2021 on many lodairies before driving Arrangements have been cal dairies before driving cal truck for Coventry handled

by Westcott-Madmilk truckanglicized for Coventry name was to pro- milk some research they moved, Greene, fordaughmore den Funeral Home, 123 Transport, for more tect him in Greene, case he was cap- Transport, with Paul and new years.

Main St., Unadilla. than years. tured20by the Nazis. After than ter, 20 Ann, to Nebraska, "Over out" tobeBacheall his Condolences may made "Over and out" his where spearheading anto all attack heand earned his fromdegree NYC from to at buddies NYC to buddies against thefrom Germans in Norlor www.wmaddenfh.com. of Arts mandy, Belgium and Hol- Hastings College, and a land in September 1944 with master's degree and PhD in the Infantry of the Guards' political science from the Armored Division, he was University of Nebraska. severely wounded and In 1963 the New York spent months in military State University System hospitals, almost dying from was expanding and seeking rheumatic fever. staff. Ernie and his family Ernest was convalescing packed up and moved to in London when he met Elis- Oneonta, where they happiabeth Oakley who worked ly became immersed in the in the War Office as part of community. her Army duty. He was 21 In 1967, when the college and she was 18 when they decided to offer summer met taking classes offered semesters in Germany, for enrichment. Sitting at Ernest was asked to head the back of the class and the program. The Goodman watching her in the front family joined Ernest for a row, he decided she was the wonderful year abroad and one he would marry, and he began a visiting Profesthey did in November of sorship at the University of 1946. Her large and warm Wuerzburg that lasted family welcomed him with throughout the 1970s and open arms.

1980s.

Jobs were scarce in postErnie loved his work war England, so in 1953 teaching and mentored Ernest left for the U.S. those students in which he where his mother and other saw promise. He retired in members of his scattered 1991. Betty retired in 1992 family had settled in Chica- after serving as Oneonta go. Betty and their young City Clerk for seven years. son, Paul, followed a few They enjoyed travel and months later. family in the years that folErnest knew he wanted a lowed. In 2014 Ernest was college education, so after honored to have a scholar-

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as nieces, Rosalia, Tina and Anna Maria and nephew, Lorenzo and their families.

Nancy was predeceased by her brothers, John and Ubaldo.

Visitation was to be from 6 to 8 p.m., Monday, March 8, at Lewis, Hurley & Pietrobono Funeral Home, 51 Dietz St., Oneonta. Please wear a face covering, maintain social distancing and be prepared to wait to enter the building.

A private funeral Mass will be held at the convenience of the family at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Oneonta with the Rev. David Mickiewicz as celebrant.

Burial will be in Mt. Calvary Cemetery at a later date.

In honor of Nancy, anyone she has ever made a salad for, please raise a fork in her memory.

Memorial contributions in loving memory of Nancy may be made to a heart association of one's choice.

Condolences may be sent to the family at www.lhpfuneralhome.com.

COOPERSTOWN - Ernest Goodman passed away from natural causes at the age of 96 at Cooperstown Center.

He was born Ernst Josef Guttmann in Breslau, Germany, (now Wroclaw, Poland) to Rose (Wagner) and Herbert Guttmann, and their large and thriving family.

In November of 1939, at age 14, he became one of almost 10,000 German and Austrian Jewish and nonAryan children rescued by the British government in what became known as the Kindertransport. His older brother and only sibling, Henry, had gone before in the spring of 1939. Parents sent their children ranging from infancy to 17 years of age to the British Isles, for adoption or work, in a desperate attempt to save them from the Nazis. Surviving family members escaped to Cuba, London and Bolivia.

Ernest was placed on a farm in Staffordshire, England, where he milked the cows and did farm chores. He waited and prayed for the day he would turn 18 and immediately joined the British Army, becoming a member of the legendary Coldstream Guards. His

Boston.

At Gary's request there will be no services.

Expressions of sympathy may be made to the Otego Emergency Squad, 5 River St., Otego, NY 13825, in his memory.

Arrangements have been handled by Westcott-Madden Funeral Home, 123 Main St., Unadilla.

Condolences may be made at www.wmaddenfh.com.

ship at SUNY Oneonta established in his name.

Ernest is survived by his beloved wife of 75 years; his daughter, Ann Goodman, her husband, Joel Weinstein, and grandsons, Michael and Benjamin Weinstein.

Graveside services were set for Tuesday, March 23.

Donations in Ernest's memory may be made to the Ernest Goodman Scholarship Fund at SUNY Oneonta.

Arrangements are by Lester R. Grummons Funeral Home, Oneonta.

To offer condolences to the family, please visit www.grummonsfuneralhom e.com.

Wayne S. Hitchcock

Russell L. Hotaling

Tyler "Ty" Nicholas Jackson

Nov. 14, 1954 - March 22, 2021

Feb. 16, 1925 - Feb. 23, 2021

Jan. 27, 2001 - March 18, 2021

Cameron Hitchcock.

Wayne liked to golf and hunt golf balls. He enjoyed listening to music, playing cards, watching sports on TV and watching his sons play sports. He especially liked to hangout with family and friends.

Arrangements are with Oneonta's only familyowned funeral home, Lewis, Hurley & Pietrobono at 51 Dietz St. Condolences may be shared with the family at www.lhpfuneralhome.com.

ONEONTA - Russell L. Hotaling, 96, passed away Feb. 23, 2021, at A.O. Fox Nursing Home, Oneonta.

He was born Feb. 16, 1925, in Hamden, the son of Myron and Elsie (Congdon) Hotaling.

A United States Navy veteran, Russ served during World War II. He worked at AV Mincolla in Oneonta in sales and as a truck driver.

Russ was a member of the VFW and American Legion Post 259, Oneonta. He was bigger than life and put a large mark on his community. A legend in baseball and basketball, the team he coached in the Pacific area won 23 of 26 contests against other ships. Active for many years playing softball in the Sunday morning leagues and local tournaments, he played softball well into his 70's.

Uncle Russ made the best corned beef and cabbage for the Sixth Ward Athletic Club and American Legion Post 259.

He is survived by several nieces and nephews.

He was predeceased by his sisters, Marjorie Edson and Clara Waring; and brothers, Charles Hotaling and Allen F Hotaling Sr.

Graveside services with military honors will be in Milford Cemetery at a later date.

Donations may be sent to American Legion, VFW, or a charity of choice.

Arrangements are with Oneonta's only familyowned funeral home, Lewis, Hurley & Pietrobono at 51 Dietz St. Expressions of sympathy may be shared online at www.lhpfuneralhome.com.

GILBOA - Tyler "Ty" Nicholas Jackson, 20, born on Jan. 27, 2001, in Oneonta, passed away on Thursday, March 18, 2021.

He was a 2019 graduate of Gilboa-Conesville Central School.

Ty was loved by so many and had a smile that would melt your heart. He always could make you smile with his sense of humor and laughter. If you spent any time around him you would most definitely here him say "This is nuts." Ty had a love for animals, especially his dog Jasper. Ty loved to play video games from a very young age and was hoping one day to be able to design them.

Ty is at peace. He will forever be in our hearts and memories. Until we meet again may he rest in peace.

Ty was predeceased by his grandfather, Stephen Jackson Sr. He is survived by his father, Scott Jackson and stepmother, Heather Mattice; mother, Jennifer Jeffries Davies, stepmother, Shirley Davies; grandmother, Barbara Jackson; and siblings, Alex Jeffries, Dorian Jackson, Laney Jackson, Tristan Rucano, Owen Irwin

and Nevaeh Irwin; aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.

A memorial service was to take place at Miller Funeral Home, Roxbury, on Saturday, April 3. The family was to receive friends from noon until 2 p.m. with a prayer service at 1:45 p.m. and welcome by family from 4 to 6 p.m. with prayer service at 5:45 p.m. The family encourages everyone to bring a photo, letter, or anything they have in memory of Ty, for a memory box to be created.

Memorial donations may be made to Schoharie County Animal Shelter, 304 Howe Cave Road, Howes Cave, NY 12092.

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ONEONTA Wayne Steven Hitchcock, 66, passed away on March 22, 2021.

He was born at Oneonta's A.O. Fox Hospital on Nov. 14, 1954, son of Harry and Laura (Austin) Hitchcock.

Wayne was a lifelong area resident of Oneonta. He had been employed by many local businesses in Oneonta.

Friendly's Restaurant, Taylor's gas stations, Oneonta City School District as a custodian and the Duke Diner.

Wayne is survived by his wife, Susan Hitchcock; three children, Rebecca Evans and husband, Joe, Jason Hitchcock and Jacob Hitchcock and girlfriend, Shannon Finch; grandson, Dylan Moore; sisters, Kathy Nirshl and husband, Edward and Kris Kelly and husband, John; brothers and sistersin-law, Stephen and Lori Johnson and Harry and Analee Johnson; and many nieces and nephews.

Wayne was predeceased by his parents; and brother,

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In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Alzheimer's Association, at The Meadows, 140 Highway 33 West, Cooperstown, NY, 13326, or in Dr. James' memory to the College at Oneonta Foundation, Office of College Advancement, SUNY Oneonta, NY, 13820.

Arrangements theof EDMESTON - are Theby love Lester R. Grummons Funerour lives reunited into the alloving Home,arms Oneonta. of his mother in To leaveona Valentine's condolence Day. for Heaven the family online, please visCarl Michael Johansen itbreathed www.grummonsfuneralho his last still holdme.com. ing the hand of a daughter, surrounded by his wife and children, and listening to the Irish Tenors in the early morning hours of Feb. 14, 2021.

Dad was a child of the Great Depression. Born on Jan. 3, 1930, he was the third and youngest child born to immigrants Arthur and Bridget (Connors) Johansen of New Hyde Park.

This son of a fisherman was instilled from birth with a strong work ethic, pride in family, a sense of service to his nation and his fellow man, a spirit of adventure, and the ability to find joy in the simplest of life's offerings. He lived and died a loving and well-loved man of honor and integrity.

He loved and took great pride in his family. He married the love of his life, Marie (Murphy) Johansen, in August 1958 and they grew a large Irish Catholic family adding two sons and six daughters to the family tree. We grew up listening to him singing "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling" and "Beautiful, Beautiful Brown Eyes" to Mom and "You Are My Sunshine" to us, his grandchildren and his greatgrandchildren. No occasion needed - he was famous for his impromptu renditions of any number of great Irish

J Carl Johansen Jan. 3, 1930 - Feb. 14, 2021 songs, sometimes to the chagrin of his daughters in their teen years. The man loved to sing to those he loved and paid no mind to anyone else that may have been within earshot.

Dad spent many years after his retirement from the New York State Insurance Department researching the family history. Long before the advent of Ancestry.com and the multitude of current family-tracing software and services available, his research took him on trips around the world to include Norway, Canada and Ireland, to peruse paper-based archives and interview distant relatives. We have a ton of stories and anecdotes passed down of life in his younger years...his love for his Indian Chief and Harley Davidson WWII '42 WLA "Basket Case" motorcycles, his fishing trips with his father, his courtship with Mom, tales of his experiences in the Army during the Korean War and of course the time his Aunt Nelly stopped speaking to his mother for a while because then 5 year-old Dad stuck his tongue out at her from beneath the kitchen table!

His sense of adventure and spirit of service permeate our memories. He was an active member of the American Legion Wharton Valley Post 1311. He spent many years as a Boy Scout leader and volunteer. As his daughters matriculated

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through the Girl Scout program he could be found under the hood of a car with the girls teaching automotive maintenance or out in his shop working with his wide assortment of tools.

Camping and canoeing were a favorite family activity.

Dad remains famous among friends and former neighbors in Brooklyn for building a wooden canoe in the backyard of our brownstone, then solving the dilemma of how to get the finished product out of that small backyard by routing it through the windows on the second story of the building to pass it through to the front of the house. We will never forget the many tales told and lessons garnered along the hikes and paddles.

Dad was an avid stamp collector and developed many relationships around the world that began with the trading of stamps and blossomed into true friendships. His grandchildren spent many hours perusing his stamp books with him and "helping" him from the time they were toddlers. He cherished this time and was diligent in setting aside special stamps according to their interests for them to start their own collections.

Carl will be greatly missed by his family and friends.

He is survived by his wife of 62 years, Marie (Murphy) Johansen and all eight of his children, Art (Jody) Johansen, Carl (Rita) Johansen, Maureen (Steve)

Tremaine, Diane (Norm) Hait, Donna Dorminey, Carol (Ralph) Fasano, Mary Cox and Laurie (Seth) Briggs. He also leaves a hole in the hearts of his 21 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.

He was predeceased by his parents; brother, Arthur Johansen; sister, Margaret Johansen; son-in-law, Warren Cox; and great-grandson, Christopher BriggsLoy. Carl's funeral Mass will be celebrated April 24, at Saint Teresa of the Infant Jesus Catholic Church in New Berlin.

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made in Carl's name to the Edmeston EMS Squad, who have always been there in time of any need, great or small. A thoughtful donation to a charity of personal significance in his memory would also be a most appreciated recognition of his spirit of service to others.

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Philip N. Koerner Jan. 3, 1945 - March 8, 2021 DECATUR - Phil Koerner, 76, passed away on March 8, 2021.

He was predeceased by his wife, Lorraine and is survived by daughter, Kristine; son, Philip, and grandchildren, Samantha, Jacob and Maddison.

Phil was a United States Navy veteran. He worked for the D&H Railroad and finished his 30+ year career retiring from Amtrak.

Phil's love of the outdoors, hunting and fishing kept him busy. There were many outings and trips with family and friends over the years. Those trips, and every other day, were filled with talking and storytelling. With his stories you were always listening but not always sure if they were true or a "whopper."

Being social with almost everyone was something that he enjoyed. Going to Stewart's for a cup of tea, never coffee, with friends was a favorite pastime and of course, time for more stories!

With his passing we have lost someone special and important. Life will be a lit-

tle quieter for a while but the memories of those stories, the caring he showed, and good times together will bring smiles and fond memories later on. Although he will be missed, we will cherish our time together forever.

Expressions of sympathy may be shared online at www.hellerskinnerfh.com.

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16, atStoltzfus, the KingDavid resi2020, the daughter and Rachel CHERRY VALLEYof- Amos Linda March at 603Zook VanDerwerker and Lizzie Zook King of dence and Lizzie and Abner Z. King, 11 months, passed in Cherry Valley, with Cherry Valley. March 14, Road and Annie Stoltzfus. away Sunday, March 23, - March 14, 2021burial March 23, 2020 - 2021.

March 14, 2021 follow In addition to her parents, Funeral to services were in to A 2020 microcephaly baby, Cemetery, Canashe is survived by grandbe held at 10 a.m. Tuesday, was born March 23, Marshville and Rachel CHERRY VALLEY - Linda joharie. parents, Elam andof Rachel and Stoltzfus, David CHERRY VALLEY - Linda March David 16, at the King resi2020,Rachel the daughter AmosStoltzfus, and Lizzie Zookdence and at Abner Z. King, 11 months, passed Arrangements were enKing and Daniel and Sadie and Lizzie Zook and Abner Z. King, 11 months, passed Lizzie Zook King of 603 VanDerwerker and Annie Stoltzfus.

March 14, trusted Ottman Funeral and great-grandparand Annie Stoltzfus. away Sunday,away MarchSunday, 14, Zook, Cherry Valley.

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Tuesday, joharie. parents, Elam March and Rachel joharie. parents, andofRachel 2020, the Elam daughter Amos 16, at the King resiArrangements were enKing and Daniel andatSadie Arrangements were enKing Lizzie and Daniel and Sadie and Zook King of dence 603 VanDerwerker trusted to Ottman Funeral Zook, and great-grandpartrusted to Ottman Funeral Zook, and great-grandparCherry Valley.

Road in Cherry Valley, with Home, ents, Barbara King,Cherry wife Home, ents, BarbaratoS. King, wife S. In addition her parents, burial to Valley. follow Cherry in Valley. lategrandGideon Marshville King, Amos of late Gideon of King, Amos she is survived by Cemetery, CanaMarch 10, 1937 -joharie.

Feb. 8, 2021 June 15, 1940 - Feb. 3, 2021 parents, Elam and Rachel King and Daniel and Sadie Arrangements were enONEONTA - On your feet, trusted to Ottman Funeral DAVENPORT With Zook, and great-grandparMagyar, the homeland calls! heavy hearts, we announce ents, Barbara S. King, wife Home, Cherry Valley. is here, or that Kathleen Márton Kiss ofThe latetime Gideon King,now Amos never! (née Lídia) passed away in Shall we be slaves or free? her home on Feb. 3, 2021.

This is the question, Her husband of 64 years, choose your answer!

József Kiss, survived her by — From the National Poonly five days. em of Hungary, by Sándor Growing up in Socialist Petöfi.

Hungary behind the Iron Born at the start of World Curtain, Kathleen and her War II in a small rural setfiancé fled the country as tlement in eastern Hungary, refugees of the Hungarian József Kiss survived the Revolution of 1956. After front lines of German and marrying in Austria, they Russian armies sleeping in flew to the United States an underground bunker at with help from the Hungarinight with his family and land, and he was a gifted an Reformed Protestant great qualities, Kathleen neighbors. Perhaps it is no storyteller. He loved to cut Church and began their new was a worrier, which took wonder that he eventually the rug with his wife, danc- life on a farm in New York. its toll on her heart over the become a Freedom Fighter ing the csárdás, polka and Kathleen and József lived years. She was stubborn in the 1956 Hungarian Revo- waltz. frugally, eventually estab- enough to take care of herlution, bravely joining with We'll miss our father and lishing their own commer- self until the very end and others in their attempt to his good advice, which he cial cleaning business which passed away in the home establish democracy. The always had ready for an they operated for more than she loved. little boy that pointed at open ear. Dad's scratchy 25 years. Kathleen always There are no words for planes flying overhead and beard rubs with his children worked hard alongside her our sorrow and no words told his mother he would and later his grandchildren husband. In time, Kathleen for our faith that she is in a one day fly to America as well as the stories he told and József relocated to better place, out of pain, out somehow knew that he was us so many times, we wish Oneonta where they were of worry, yet still with us. destined to leave his home- we could enjoy again. entrepreneurs of Mountain Mom, we'll never forget land.

József was predeceased View and Charlotte Creek your smile, your laugh, your József worked hard all his by his wife of 64 years, Mobile Home Parks. great food, your everlasting life. Upon his arrival in the Kathleen M. Kiss, by only Kathleen opened her care and love. You will be United States, he worked on five days. They could not be home to family, friends and dearly missed. a farm in New York and be- separated, even in death.

Kathleen is survived by relatives from her homeHe is survived by one land. She took pride in two elder sisters and other gan a family. He eventually established his own profes- brother and other relatives cooking and baking tradi- extended family in Hungary; sional cleaning business and in Hungary; and three tional Hungarian cuisine and three daughters; two then moved into real estate daughters, two sons; five and always had a pot of sons; three granddaughters; development and property grandchildren; and five soup or goulash on the two grandsons; four greatmanagement as the owner great-grandchildren in the stove or warm cheese Dan- granddaughters; and one of two mobile home parks in U.S. ish fresh from the oven great-grandson in the U.S. Funeral services and in- ready to share. Her life alNew York. He loved "playFuneral services and ining in the dirt," developing terment will be scheduled ways centered around nur- terment will be scheduled sites with his backhoe and for this spring. turing and watching over for this spring.

Arrangements are by the her family. bulldozer as he founded a Arrangements are by the community of tenants and Bookhout Funeral Home, Kathleen was an extraor- Bookhout Funeral Home, maintained his property in Oneonta. dinary woman and mother Oneonta.

To light a candle or send of five with a great sense of pristine condition.

To light a candle or send József greatly enjoyed the an online condolence, visit humor. She enjoyed listen- an online condolence, visit history, poetry, traditions www.bookhoutfuneralhome. ing to music, dancing and www.bookhoutfuneralhome. and folklore of his native com. bowling. Along with her com.

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Robert A. Llewellyn Nov. 22, 1960 - March 19, 2021 MILLERS MILLS - On Friday, March 19, 2021, Robert A. Llewellyn of Millers Mills, father, farmer, welder and adventurer, passed away at 60.

Robert was born at an undisclosed location in Madison County, on Nov. 22, 1960, to Al and Judy Llewellyn.

He grew up a wild child, the youngest of six, in Richfield Springs, where he graduated high school in 1978.

He joined the U.S. Navy while still 17 and traveled the world - crossing north into the Arctic Circle and south across the Equator.

While serving his four years, he visited Central America, western Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and loved telling stories about those journeys.

After leaving the Navy, he worked on both his uncle's dairy farm and for the NYS Thruway Authority.

He married Susan M. Stanley in 1984 and soon after came his three children, Courtney, Derek and Kyle.

He passed his love of adventure down to them, ensuring they experienced as much of the world as he could give them.

Robert loved to travel and ride his motorcycle, watch NASCAR, solve crossword puzzles and spend an entire three-day weekend on Bourbon Street. He was a collector of experiences. He had a laugh and a mustache like

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Burt Reynolds. He always knew what to not quite say.

He is survived by his partner, Phyllis Cady, along with his children and their partners, Dylan Hopkins, Jason Bertrand and Katlyn Beebe Llewellyn. He is also survived by his sister, Karen; brothers Kendall and David; and nieces and nephews spanning the states.

No service will be held. Instead, Robert requested donations be made in his honor to the Herkimer County Humane Society.

The staff of J. Seaton McGrath Funeral Home, Richfield Springs is honored to have served the Llewellyn family.

Phyllis F. Mattison

Oct. 8, 1963 - March 19, 2021

May 28, 1928 - March 2, 2021

(Rich) Odorizzi; nieces, Lindsey, Megan and Katelyn; aunt, Jo Ellen Logan (Michael Ziadeh); cousins, Susan and Wayne Hoover; uncle, Tom Balmer (Cherie); and other family members and friends.

A private memorial service will be held at a later date.

For those wishing to do so, donations may be made to the Van Hornesville-Jordanville Food Pantry, P.O. Box 96, Van Hornesville, NY 13475. reillyandson.com

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MILFORD - Phyllis F. Mattison, 92, died peacefully on Tuesday, March 2, 2021, at Cooperstown Center where she resided.

She was born May 28, 1928, at Parshall Hospital in Oneonta, the daughter of Stuart A. and Ena M. (Dana) Foote.

Phyllis grew up in Otego and graduated from Otego Central School in 1945. She attended Rochester Institute of Technology, majoring in interior design.

On Aug. 25, 1946, Phyllis married Choral L. Mattison at the Otego Baptist Church.

He predeceased her in January 1992.

Phyllis was previously employed at Amphenol and Astrocom.

She was very active in the Milford Center Community Bible Church and a current member of the Susquehanna Valley Senior Citizens as well as a past member of area bowling leagues.

Her many hobbies included crocheting/sewing, camping, gardening and crafting miniatures.

Phyllis was well-known for her love of family, butterflies, cardinals and Hershey kisses.

Besides her husband and parents, Phyllis was predeceased by sons, Harry and Stuart; great-granddaughter, Elizabeth; sisters, Evelyn McLaughlin, Coralie Mattice, Helen Dropp and Carolyn Manley; and stepmother, Viola Foote.

She is survived by her sons, Choral (Marilyn) and Roderick, both of Milford and Terry (Becky) of Oneonta; grandchildren, Heather Cotton, Robert Mattison, Amy (Tim) Adtkins, Erin (Curt) Abare, James Mattison, Shawn (Jaclyn) Mattison and Emily (Anthony) Mattison-Welsh; 14 great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren.

Also surviving are her sisters, Ina (Donald) Phillips, Sara (Richard) Yager and Susena (Randolph) Hulbert; a brother-in-law, Howard Mattice; and many nieces, nephews and cousins.

A funeral service will take place in the spring under the direction of Tillapaugh Funeral Home in Cooperstown.

Memorial donations may be made to Milford Center Community Bible Church or Milford Fire Department/ Emergency Squad.

ONEONTA - Virginia B. Miner was a good person who had a well-lived life.

Ginny traveled many miles since she was the only student in her grade at the one-room school in Colchester, part of the Walton School District. Later, she attended Franklin Central School and graduated at age 16 from Sidney where the business and bookkeeping courses prepared her well for the future.

Her first job was at Public and Loan in Sidney and then as bookkeeper at Hotaling Ford Sales, where she fell in love with cars. She was very proud of her 34 year career at New York State Electric & Gas, attaining the highest customer service representative position. Among her colleagues and customers, she was known as the "go to" problem solver.

Ginny understood the value of life learning and throughout her life enrolled in courses at SUNY Oneonta and Delhi.

A skilled bowler, her team routinely went to the NYS Championships. Ginny traveled with friends for every vacation. Las Vegas was an annual destination.

At 63, she retired and regularly traveled on bus trips and cruises with Eastern Travel; Alaska, Hawaii, Canada and Nashville were her favorites. She was an avid reader and enjoyed life stories about people. There wasn't a dog she didn't love, especially Zaza.

In retirement Ginny committed herself to volunteer work. A member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Sidney, she was honored as Parishioner of the Year in 2011. She maintained a leadership role in NYSEG Oneonta Quarter Century Club, ensuring that a clam bake and a pancake breakfast would be enjoyed by long serving employees.

Ginny was active in the Sidney Alumni Association and was instrumental in organizing Class of '53 reunions.

A cancer survivor, Ginny was active in the local ACS

Relay For Life. She served on the Catskill Symphony Orchestra's administrative council and was a key organizer of the Christmas gift wrapping fundraiser. She volunteered at Saturday's Bread for more than 15 years and was a respected member of the A.O. Fox Hospital Auxiliary.

Ginny was predeceased by her parents, Raymond A. Miner and Alba M. (France) Miner; and sister, Anna Mae (Miner) Light. She was also predeceased by her niece, Grace Ann (Light) Fink and nephew, Glenn Arthur Light.

She is survived by nephews, Raymond John Light (Joan) and Roger Ervin Light (Chris). Also surviving are many dear and caring friends she also considered family, key among them, Peg Froelich.

Friends were to call from 10 to 11 a.m., March 8, at C.H. Landers Funeral Chapel, 21 Main St., Sidney.

A funeral Mass was to follow at 11 a.m. from Sacred Heart Church, 15 Liberty St., Sidney. Committal services will be in Walton Cemetery at a later date.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations in Ginny's name may be made to Susquehanna SPCA, 4841 Route 28, Cooperstown, NY 13326.

Arrangements are under the direction of C.H. Landers Funeral Chapel, Sidney.

Condolences and memories may be shared online at www.landersfh.com.

LOVE & REMEMBRANCE ~ THE DAILY STAR

JORDANVILLE - David C. Martinsen, 57, passed away peacefully on Friday, March 19, 2021, from late stage emphysema.

David was the son of the late Jon C. Martinsen and Judy Martinsen. He was born on Oct. 8, 1963, and grew up in Highland Park, New Jersey and Holyoke, Massachusetts, and enjoyed summer vacations on Lake Otsego in Cooperstown. He graduated from Holyoke High School in 1981.

A carpenter by trade, David took great pride in his building and woodworking skills and a great sense of accomplishment in the completion of his projects.

David loved the outdoors and enjoyed skiing, hiking, camping and fishing. He especially enjoyed working on updating his country property over the past 10 years.

David loved sharing stories with others that were enhanced by his exceptional memory.

David is survived by his children, Christopher, Ashley and John; sister, Debbie

Oct. 7, 1936 - Feb. 23, 2021

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Massachusetts; and David for continued other book clubs and ing American Government, strength and vitality, Men's Breakfast Morey's chology.

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He was happiest sur- New and years.

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Annandale, tendent for Handler properMaywood, New Jersey.

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Ron Day Roberts of Somerset, almost superhuman Danielle ofpig Sparta, New where he livestock Somerset, Massachusetts, and one greatStates Airraised Force, Mitch bor roast on Jerhis and of Sevierville, Tennessee, dents such ing, hefrom was watching 'the www.hallandpeet.com. of Sevierville, their numenport; grandchildren, Kardentshome, from hosting countries suchcountries ofTennessee, Sevierville, Tennessee, dentsa from suchcountries FournierCarvalho officiating.

Massachusetts; David strength vitality, as farm, sey; brother and grandson, and tinkered with his conNancy TrumBrayden.ofMitch is com. owned andand operated Rescue playingRaymond hisand brothers, Misner Oneonta, as Denmark, Germany, Belnews' and to Thian Thian Misner ofhappy Oneonta, ber of Rotary Exchange Stuas Denmark, Germany, Bel- Germany, alie (Janice) Black-Misner Thian Misner of Oneonta, as Denmark, Bel-was his wife Chris of FallinRiver, verted farmhouse. bull, survived Connecticut, and by several 24 Road Serviceofand Mitch's children, and friends end- also Horne of Oneonta, gium and Horne Norway.

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He spent the last 20 Sharon er, Massachusetts. as well as his ly and friends to save the New Jersey, the He is Ann survived by and his lovdrake, and of ing have many return drake,enjoyed and Sara Horne of Sara gium Norway. the many have and enjoyed many return Matthew Horne of Oneonta, drake, and Horne of Sara haveOver enjoyed return husband of FallJune Riv- business years working in Horne construcFamily and friends partner and were dear date, Sunday, Sept. 5, 2021, 1970s and 80s while residing wife Ronald of 28 years, Charlotte, Carolina; visits from their Rotary chilCharlotte, North Carolina; years, George and Debbie visits from theirvisits Rotary chilHorne ofCharlotte, Loch ShelNorth Carolina; from theirTyler Rotary chiler, Massachusetts; tion as a North builder, master McKenna invitedJanice to attend Incze. calling for Mitch's Memorial Pig in Paramus, New Jersey.

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Dorothy Norton

Wanda F. Noyes

Oct. 7, 1959 - March 25, 2021

April 4, 1922 - March 24, 2021

on their vacations and day trips. Dorothy also enjoyed every moment she had with her grandsons, Justin and Mason Norton. They were a great joy in her life. She always called them Nana's boys. Dorothy loved to host and participate in many gatherings bringing people together. She was the Queen of planning our large family and friends events.

Dorothy enjoyed attending Chinese auctions, playing bingo, going on road trips to the casino with her partner in crime, Kelly Boughton and son, Kevin Norton. She loved planting flowers, spending time with her dogs, Holly and Roxy, and overall, just enjoyed life.

Dorothy was one of the most caring, kind-hearted people you could meet. With her passing, we have lost someone so beautiful and so important. Life as we know it will never be the same without her. We will cherish many laughs and memories that she has touched us with. A celebration of life will be hosted this summer for friends and family to gather to remember the joys we had with Dorothy.

Arrangements are by the Bookhout Funeral Home, Oneonta.

To send the family an online condolence please visit www.bookhoutfuneralhome. com.

COOPERSTOWN - A wonderful mother and beloved friend, Wanda Joan Filipski Noyes, 98, passed away peacefully on the morning of Wednesday, March 24, 2021, in Cooperstown.

Born on April 4, 1922, Wanda was the middle of three daughters of Michael and Michelina Filipski, immigrants from Poland who raised a family of six children in a small tidy home, with an expansive garden, up high on Center Street in Little Falls.

A lifelong lover of reading, Wanda received her primary and secondary education in the Little Falls schools and earned an associate degree at Utica College, lovingly funded by her older brother, Jim. Wanda passed on her love of reading, a strong vocabulary and higher education to her family.

A caring and devoted wife and mother, Wanda married Jackson Wood Noyes Sr., a student at the Cobleskill Technology Institute, in April 1948. Three years later, following his graduation, Wanda and Jack bought and moved into a small dairy farm on Bartlett Road in Springfield Center, where they lived throughout their married life. At first they operated their small dairy farm, with Jack supplementing their income with night shift fac-

tory work, and Wanda growing, harvesting, canning and freezing produce from her amazing garden.

Jack taught Wanda to drive, lessening her isolation.

In 1962, they sold the dairy cows, and Jack worked in sales and then owned small businesses, while Wanda returned to her profession.

Together they raised and educated three children and enjoyed their marriage of 47 years, until Jack's death in 1995. Throughout their time on Bartlett Road, they improved their home and property, gardened expertly, planted many trees, and were good environmental stewards. Wanda passed on her consummate gardening skills, love of the environment, expert cooking and baking skills and enjoyment of nature to her family.

A thoughtful and responsible professional, Wanda began her career as secretary to a judge, and, later after marriage, served as secretary for the chief of surgery and research at Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital in Cooperstown for more than 30 years. Wanda felt pride at the hospital's expert medical care, love for her many friends and respect for the accomplishments of colleagues. Wanda passed on her respect for conscientious work, timeliness and

science to her family.

Throughout her long life, Wanda was lifted up by her faith in God and, after making her home at the Thanksgiving Home, joined the Christ Episcopal Church, Cooperstown.

She was also a member of the Order of the Eastern Star.

Wanda's loving survivors include her three children, daughter, Claudia Noyes Griffiths and husband, Michael Edward of Camden, Maine, son, Jackson Wood Noyes Jr. and wife, Yasmin Li of Palm Harbor, Florida, and daughter, Lyndall Joan Noyes-Brownell and husband, David John Brownell of Black Mountain, North Carolina; sister, Helyn Oliver of Pasadena, California; grandchildren, Brittany Tomlinson Griffiths of Sacramento, California, Robert Jackson Noyes of Olympia Valley, California, and Megan Spencer Noyes and her wife, Lydia Charlotte Noyes, of Concord, California; and great-granddaughter, Audrey Charlotte Noyes of Concord, California. Many other family and friends, including Patricia Spencer Noyes and nieces and nephews with spouses and families, also remember Wanda with love.

Wanda's family shares its deep and eternal gratitude for the love, care and kind-

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ness of the wonderful care team and residents of Clara Welch Thanksgiving Home, where Wanda lived so happily since 2008. Words cannot express the gratitude and love for this fine extended family.

The Ottman Funeral Home is handling Wanda's cremation and, following a service to be held after the pandemic has lessened, burial will be next to her husband in Salisbury Cemetery.

Memorial gifts, in lieu of flowers, may be made to the Thanksgiving Fund (a 501c3), Clara Welch Thanksgiving Home, c/o Melissa Vilacky, RN, Administrator, 48 Grove St., Cooperstown, NY 13326.

To share condolences, visit www.ottmanfuneralhome. com.

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OTEGO - Dorothy Norton, 61, of Otego, passed away peacefully in the company of family and friends, on March 25, 2021, in Rochester Hospital.

Dorothy was born in Dania, Florida, in 1959 and spent her childhood and her adult life in Oneonta and Otego.

She worked for Astrocom Electronics for nine years then for Custom Electronics for 25+ years. She was a dedicated, hard-working woman!

Dorothy was predeceased by her father, Karlton MacIntyre; brother, Richard MacIntyre; and niece, TyeAnn MacIntyre. Dorothy is survived by her husband, Randy Norton; her two sons, Kevin Norton and Chip Norton, daughter-inlaw, Kelly Boughton; two grandsons, Justin Norton and Mason Norton; five sisters, Karla Guy, Karolee Loveland and husband, Mark Loveland, JoAnn Goodrich, Betty Shaw and husband, Ken Shaw and Ruthie MacIntyre; and brother, David MacIntyre and wife, Barb MacIntyre.

Dorothy is also survived by several nieces and nephews and her very beautiful mother, Edith MacIntyre.

Dorothy was a beautiful soul inside and out. She was very much in love with her husband, Randy. They started dating when Dorothy was 14 years old and they had been married for almost 30 years. Randy was her best friend and soulmate.

They made a lifetime of memories together and he will miss her deeply every single day.

Dorothy enjoyed spending time with her best friends the "Honeybees" Janice Combs, Jackie Johnson and Kathy Palmatier.

Best friends for years, they went on many adventures and spent a lot of time together

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Her family (Fusco) Santoro.

Her family immigrated to immigrated to the when Unitedshe States when she She was predeceased by the United States was years old and settled her two brothers, Thomas was 4 years old and4 settled in Utica. and Vincent Santoro. in Utica. married her sweetHer family immigrated to She married She her sweetmet and always Michael Parrella the United States when she heart, Michael heart, she Sr., met one and she always Parrella Sr., one feel wel1958, and movedeveryone to made was 4 years old and settled in 1958, andin moved feel everyone welto made come and special Oneonta, wherecome theyand built in Utica. special Oneonta, where they built Cathy will be terribly their lives She married her sweet- their lives together Cathy and will be terribly and together missed by her husband, raised their metchildren, and always heart, Michael Parrella Sr., one missed Benby her husband, raisedshe their Ben- children, Michael Sr.; A. Parrella Sr.; Michael and Judith.

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Catherine John D. O'Connor passed rella; sister-in-law, Carol their John D. O’Connor passed their Springs Board ley and by husband, Bob, lnterment, in Saint JoSantoro; children, Mary.

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She is also survived homemaker whose passion andwhose her children, was predeceased byby a sister, had anO'Connor incrediCathyCathy was born in Pon- Santoro; Elizabeth Weiler She is survived homemaker passion Elizabeth Weiler O’Connor Mary.

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She her nephews seven She adoring grandMonchilplanned for 10 a.m., and calling in life was to be by two brothers, Thomas in 1998. dren, nieces, and nephews mother. treasured her treasured die Dufur, in 1998. mother-in-law, planned forseven 10 a.m., Monare with Seaton McGrath cousins in Utica. March 10, 2021, three days family and moment and beautiful day, March 29, at Saintevery awinsville; devoted wife, loving moth- dren and Vincent Santoro.

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Calling hours were sched- Christie of Saint Mary's Church also expresses its sincerest neral Home, Richfield proached things and lived Mary.

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John S. Rowe

Janet Deana Rude

Jan. 7, 1938 - March 7, 2021

June 28, 1939 - March 22, 2021

celia (Albanese); their daughter, Lisa, her husband, Jerry Brady, and his grandson, Jake; his son, Martin, his grandson, Jae and granddaughter, Brittney; as well as many siblings, inlaws, nieces, nephews and friends.

John, we are all thankful that we knew the goodness that was you.

Donations may be made in John's memory to the Major's Inn Foundation, P.O. Box 242, Gilbertsville, NY 13776.

Friends and family were invited to call from 4 to 6 p.m. Saturday, March 13, at Johnston & Stanimer Funeral Home, Morris. Masks will be required at the funeral home and contact tracing will be implemented.

Spring burial will be in Hillington Cemetery, Morris.

His family has entrusted his care to the Johnston & Stanimer Funeral Home, Morris.

Visit www.johnstonfh.com for online condolences or to view his tribute video.

SIDNEY - Janet Deana Rude, 81, peacefully went to be with the Lord on Monday, March 22, 2021, at UHS Delaware Valley Hospital, following a long illness.

Janet was born June 28, 1939, in Sidney, the daughter of Robert and Margery (Willis) Martin.

Janet retired from Amphenol Corporation, Sidney, as a planner/expediter after 38 years of service where she was a respected member of the planning team. She then became the manager of Valley View Apartments, Laral Management Company for another 10 years before finally deciding to fully retire and spend some time traveling to visit family and friends 'before it's too late.'

She enjoyed many bus trips over the next few years as well as had many wonderful memories of the good times had.

Janet was a hardworking, straight talking, 'tell it like it is' woman and made no apologies for it (we expected none). It was not unusual for her to knock on her neighbors doors to check on them and offer a bowl of homemade soup or stew or maybe some freshly baked muffins (she might get a nice dish of homemade rice pudding in return).

She often got together with her friends, Genie, Cheryl and Linda to have

coffee or a cocktail. Jan looked forward to greeting her 'adopted son' Bill each morning with piping hot coffee and again at lunchtime to catch up with the day.

They were joined on occasion by her dear friend, Kathy, when she was in town.

While reminiscing recently, she told of a time in her younger years when she would ride along with her brother doing reconnaissance work while he was investigating divorce cases (this helped her develop a particular skill when asked by a friend to check up on a cheating husband).

Janet's family and friends were most important to her.

She always said, "You only get one shot at this life.

There are no 'do-overs' so make sure you use the time wisely because it will be over before you know it."

Good advice for sure.

Anyone who went to visit her would have seen her favorite little sign, "If it has tires or testicles, it's gonna give you trouble."

She was blessed by all those who were a part of her life and we were blessed by hers.

Surviving Janet are her children, daughters, Teri (Ritchie) Moore, Oneonta and Vicki (Robert) Ives, Guilford; sons, Scott (Patti) Finch, Sidney and Jason

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(Melissa) Rude, Franklin; grandchildren, Jarrett (Megan) Moore, Nate (Lindsay) Ives, Matt (Diana) Ives, Megan (Joe) D'Introno, Deana Rude, Chelsea Rude, Kelli Jankura, Dylan Henchey and Brittany Finch; nine (soon to be 10) great-grandchildren; brothers, Lamont (Marylee) Martin and Joe (Laurie) Hollenbeck; son-in-law, Patrick Henchey; and her 'adopted' children, Bill Barringer and Kathy Pickering.

She was predeceased by her father, Robert Eugene Martin, killed in Germany, March 6, 1946; mother, Margery Martin Hollenbeck; stepfather, Irving Hollenbeck; daughter, Linda Henchey; granddaughter, Jaime Rudnitsky; and most recently her lifelong friend; Janice Gill.

In this time of COVID, the family gives thanks to Kyle at the Great American; Corky at Chambers/O'Hara and Nancy Hicks and Larry Graves for taking our mom's grocery orders and delivery every week for the past year. God Bless all of you. We are all so very thankful for the generosity, kindness and service to the community in a very difficult time, particularly for the elderly who have been confined for way too long.

Recently, mom looked forward to Thursdays ordering

lunch from Club 55 and they always delivered with a smile. Thanks also to Denise Tabone for the many massages over the past few years that brought mom such joy, but mostly for your friendship and the laughs.

Because of COVID restrictions, there will be no calling hours.

In lieu of donations, the family requests donations to a charity of choice or just check in on an elderly neighbor, friend or family member who may be feeling isolated or lonely and just need to hear a friendly voice.

Share condolences and memories with the family at www.landersfh.com.

Arrangements are under the direction of C.H. Landers Funeral Chapel, Sidney.

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GILBERTSVILLE - John S. Rowe of Gilbertsville, joined family and friends that have gone before him on March 7, 2021.

John was born on Jan. 7, 1938, to James and Wilma (Blankley) Rowe. He and his 12 siblings lived and worked on the family farm.

John graduated from Gilbertsville Central School.

He later would marry and live there for all of his days.

John had many professions including chicken farmer, factory worker, handyman, root beer maker, caretaker and best son, brother, husband, father, grandfather, brother-in-law, neighbor and friend you could ever have the good fortune to meet.

He kept things simple. His love for hillbilly music and knowing only a few choice lines to songs was well known. He took care of his family, extended family and anyone else that needed care. He would make his rounds on his golf cart for coffee, to catch up on all the news, or just to say hi. John would lend a helping hand, hammer, wrench or whatever it took to anyone and everyone. You would often see him on his John Deere going up Route 51 to mow the lawn at the Major's Inn or somewhere else. He put in countless hours "volunteering" at the Inn or someone's house, definitely a jack-ofall-trades, master at most. If you had his acquaintance then you knew a truly beautiful man.

John leaves behind his loving wife of 57 years, Ce-

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Shirley D. Schimmelfing

Shirley J. Segall

March 30, 1924 - March 11, 2021

SAN ANTONIO - Shirley Jean Segall, 85, of San Antonio, originally of Sidney, passed away peacefully Thursday, Feb. 25, 2021.

She was born in Bainbridge, to the late Louis and Rachel (Need) Segall.

Feb. 16, 1938 - March 13, 2021 She is survived by her two children, John Leuthold of ONEONTA Christy and general manager at the Royersford, Pennsylvania Schiele passed away peace- Orison B. Curpier Company, and Jennifer Moore (Mathfully on Saturday, March 13, where she ran a tight ship ew) of Carmel, Indiana; and 2021, with her loving family and was famous for her coftwo grandchildren, Emma fee — and no one quesby her side. and Jenna Moore.

Christy was born in tioned who was really in In addition to her parents, charge. Her black poodle, Brooklyn, on Feb. 16, 1938. she was predeceased by her She lived for a time in the Ted, joined her in the office sister, Sally Segall.

Bronx and Carmel, and then every day for nearly 15 Shirley earned her bachespent her early years in Bri- years and remained her lor's degree in nurse-teacharwood, a section of Ja- faithful travel companion er education in 1957 from long after his passing on her maica.

SUNY Plattsburgh.

After high school, her de- "ILOVETED" license plate.

She joined the U.S. Air Christy was a wonderful sire to see the world led her Force in 1960 with her first to employment as a stew- mother, an adoring grandnursing assignment at Lackardess with Capitol Airways mother, a doting aunt, and a land Air Force Base in San across the country, from which afforded her the abili- friend to everyone who Antonio. From there, she Georgia to the state of ty to visit many of the great knew her. was stationed in cities Washington. She spent the Her spirit survives in her cities of the world. across the U.S. and over- last 12 years of her career in During her 83 years, we sons, Frank and Evan; her seas, including Bangor, pediatric nursing and rewere blessed to learn life's most beloved grandson, Maine, Dayton, Ohio, and tired with 25 years of sermost important lessons Devin; three surviving sibFeb. 16, 1928 - March 13, 2021 Taiwan. During the Viet- vice as a federal employee. from Christy. Her love for lings, Joy Clayden, Gay nam War, Shirley served as Upon retirement, Shirley family and friends was un- Morrisey and Brian Curpier; COOPERSTOWN - Grace of Milford, Pennsylvania; 13 a flight nurse caring for made her way back to San conditional. She adored her her best friend and sister-inPatricia Sheldon, 93, passed grandchildren; three greatwounded service members Antonio, where she resided pets and taught us to re- law, Linda Curpier; many away Saturday, March 13, grandchildren; a sister, during their transport from until her death. spect and care for nature's nieces, nephews, grand2021, at Wilson Hospital in Joyce Davidson Cowles of Vietnam back to the states.

A private memorial will be creatures by way of her nieces and grand-nephews; Poughkeepsie; a brother, Johnson City.

After earning the rank of held at a future date. and many friends near and pristine example.

She was born Feb. 16, Richard M. Davidson and captain, she left the service Donations may be made in Her most favorite holiday far.

1928, in Cooperstown, a wife, Mary Lou of Jackto start a family. She went Shirley's memory to the She was predeceased by was Thanksgiving, and she sonville, North Carolina; daughter of Harold and- March Feb. 16,L.1928 13, 2021 on to continue her nursing nursing program at SUNY made every one of them her father, Carl Curpier, Grace (Putnam) Davidson. and many nieces and career as a federal employ- Plattsburgh or American Dimemorable. All were wel- mother, Linda Curpier; and nephews.

She graduated from -Cooperof Milford, Pennsylvania; 13 eeCOOPERSTOWN working for Navy, Grace Army abetes Association. come in her home and at brother, Orison Curpier.

She was predeceased by stown High School93,with the grandchildren; three greatPatricia Sheldon, passed and Air Force hospitals To honor Christy's wishes, her table and left with a full husband of a61 sister, years, Class 1945. grandchildren; away ofSaturday, March 13, her belly — she made certain of there will not be a service, L. Sheldon, On May 20, 1950, Patricia Joyce Davidson Cowleswho of 2021, at Wilson Hospital in William that. Her cakes, pies, stuff- but the family will host a July 16, 2011; sismarried L. Sheldon died Poughkeepsie; a three brother, Johnson William City.

RICHFIELD SPRINGS - nephews. ing, creamed onions and celebration of life on a date Janet Marjory inShe a ceremony at St.Feb. Mary's Richard M. Bailey, Davidson and was born 16, ters, Funeral services were broccoli casserole were leg- to be determined in the fu- Wade Tex Austin Seamon, and Lou MaryofHanna; "Our of the Lake" Rowife, Mary Jack1928, Lady in Cooperstown, a Holden nephews. for 1 p.m., Satur- scheduled 42, RICHFIELD died on MarchSPRINGS 8, 2021.

- nephews. ture. RICHFIELD SPRINGS endary. a brother, Roger "Rod" man Catholic Church in and sonville, North Carolina; daughter of Harold L. and Funeral services were Wade Tex Austin Seamon, day, March 27, at the16, RichHe was the beloved son of Funeral services were Wade Tex Austin Seamon, In lieu of flowers, please Above all, Christy cherFeb. 1928 -Feb. March 2021 Cooperstown. andDavidson. many nieces and Grace (Putnam) Davidson.

16, 13, 1928 - March 13, 2021 H. scheduled 1 p.m., Satur- She 42, died onBette March 8,Douglas 2021. field Springsfor Bible Church.

Tex L. scheduled and R. for 1 p.m., Satur42, adied on March 2021. donation to a8,loished family. She never for- consider At the request of the famiPatricia is survived by nephews. graduated from Cooperday, March 27, at the He was the beloved son of Funeral arrangements are Seamon; brother of Katie day, March 27, at the RichHe was the beloved son of got a birthday or cal ASPCA or animal shelof Milford, Pennsylvania; 13 COOPERSTOWN - RichGrace ly,She services and interment four sons and daughters-instown School with the was 13predeceased by of Milford, Pennsylvania; COOPERSTOWN - High Grace field Bible Church.

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She graduated from COOPERSTOWN -CooperGrace from of Milford, Pennsylvania; four sons and daughters-innephews. 13 ly, services and interment She graduated CooperHe was the beloved son of day, March 27, at the RichShewith wasthepredeceased bypredeceased stown High School theSchool Patricia Sheldon, 93,with passed grandchildren; three greatlaw, David H. Sheldon and will be private later this She was by stown High Tex L. and Bette R. Douglas field Springs Bible Church. her husband years, of Class ofSaturday, 1945. Class away March 13, wife, grandchildren; sister, Glenda of of a61 Norwich, spring in Lakewood Cemeher husband 61 years, of 1945.

Seamon; brother of Katie Funeral arrangements are William L. On May 20, 1950, Patricia 2021, at Wilson Hospital Joyce Davidson Cowleswho Stephen L. Sheldon, Sheldon and tery, Cooperstown.

William L.of Sheldon, who On May in 20, 1950, Patricia Hamdadi, Gwen Alvear and with J. Seaton McGrath Fudied July 2011; three sismarried William L. Sheldon Johnson City. married Poughkeepsie; a of brother, wife, Jane16,Marie Mount Arrangements are under died July 16, 2011; three sisWilliam L. Sheldon Amelia Chandler; grandson neral Home, Richfield ters, Marjory inShe a ceremony at a St. Mary's was born Feb. 16, Vision/Hartwick, Richard M. Bailey, Davidson andBailey, the care and guidance of the ters, Gregory Janet Marjory in ceremony at St. Janet Mary's of Marie Seamon; and uncle Springs.

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MILFORD Shirley Daniels Schimmelfing was born on her grandparents' Ford Homestead in Morris, on March 30, 1924, and died on March 11, 2021, at Fox Nursing Home, Oneonta.

Raised on the Daniels' farm with her older brother Paul, she attended the oneroom schoolhouse in Holmesville, then graduated from South New Berlin, and earned her bachelor's and master's degrees from Oneonta.

She taught in St. Johnsville, and Binghamton before finding her niche teaching fourth grade in Endicott. She made many friends at the Broad Street and Henry B. Endicott Schools.

She married Cleon Schimmelfing in 1952 and together they raised Marie and Keith in Cleon's family home in Endicott.

Active at First United Methodist Church, Endicott she never forgot her Baptist roots. Her faith was central to her long, happy life.

In retirement, Shirley and Cleon relocated to Milford, and wintered in Acadia, Florida. Shirley loved being a "snowbird." Later she

lived with her daughter and son-in-law in Milford until residing at Fox Nursing Home.

Shirley loved to sew and made most of her own clothes, dresses for her daughter and granddaughters and many doll clothes.

She was always knitting or doing counted cross-stitch — her countless children's sweaters are worn all over the country. Teaching, especially her fourth graders, and sharing her love of needle arts with others, were two of her lifelong joys. In her memory, please teach a child one of your passions and share the joy.

The family thanks the Unit 3 Fox Nursing Home staff for their outstanding care.

Her family, Marie (Snapper), Keith (Elena); grandchildren, Erin (Jordan), Kimberly, Allan and Ryan; great-grandsons, David, James, Isaac and Adam, celebrate her wonderful life. A gathering will be held later this summer at Marie and Snapper's Milford home.

Arrangements are under the care of Tillapaugh Funeral Service, Cooperstown.

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March 28, 1948 - March 9, 2021 his oldest sister, Carol Ann Dingman and husband, Ken of Winter Garden, Florida.

As loving and supportive siblings, Carol and Roger were always there for each other. Their relationship was one in a million led by childhood rivalry and adventure, yet at the root, a deep bond based on mutual admiration, respect and love.

He is also survived by his sister, Marie Guerra and husband, Vincent. Even at a young age, Roger always considered it his duty to protect Marie, whom he loved dearly. Also surviving are nieces, greatnephews and many cousins who Roger considered dear friends and a blessing. His best friend Lou Gimelli was always a source of encouragement and kindness and will forever be considered family. Joe and Elaine Demarse were family but also friends. Sporty, Roger's pocket Beagle and other best friend, will miss their many walks in the woods and naps on the couch.

Roger's passing leaves a hole in the hearts of many.

Roger worked selflessly and tirelessly in the operation of two successful automobile dealerships, Skinner Sales in Herkimer and Skinner & Damulis in Richfield Springs. He had great admiration, love and respect for all of his employees to whom he was always grateful for all their efforts and counted them as family. He also lovingly considered his customers a part of the family and made each of them feel special.

Roger was a graduate of Clarkson College of Technology with a bachelor's degree in industrial engineering and distribution. He also received an associate degree from Fulton Montgomery Community College. He loved his challenging occupation as plant manager at Niagara Mohawk Power Company but after 14 years, he knew it

was time to return to the family business, Skinner & Damulis, in Richfield Springs. One year later, he opened a second dealership, Skinner Sales in Herkimer with two of his daughters.

Roger proudly maintained the dealerships as a family business of unparalleled integrity. He received many appointments and awards over the years while in a demanding industry, all while balancing his faith and family. He proudly accepted the nomination of the Time Magazine Quality Dealer Award. He proudly served the National Automobile Dealers Association as a board member for many years. Roger proudly sat on many other industry boards and committees throughout the many years as an automotive dealer.

Always putting community first and foremost, Roger was extremely active in civic affairs, especially the Rotary Club for nearly 40 years. Both his father, Hiram Skinner and his fatherin-law, Edward Kitts were lifelong members of the Rotary Club. Roger served as president and assistant district governor of Rotary and was always there to serve at a spaghetti dinner and stayed until every dish was washed. He was always active in all Rotary civic projects and events, but especially loved being the director of "Books for the World," which sends books to Third World countries all over the world in large shipping containers that are repurposed for libraries and classrooms.

Roger lived by the motto of the Rotary Club, "Service Over Self."

Roger also loved belonging to the Genesis Group that shared his hope for the Mohawk Valley and the Utica NANO Center. He served on the board of directors at Folts Home in Herkimer for many years.

Roger was a previous trustee for the Village of

Herkimer. He served as on the board of directors for the Herkimer County BOCES, Herkimer County Community College, and both the Herkimer County and Otsego County Chamber of Commerce. Roger was very active with the American Red Cross, serving on the board of directors and receiving their Great Heroes "Man of the Year" Award. He also considered it his civic duty to donate blood any chance he could and was very sad when his health would no longer allow him to donate.

Roger had a strong love for his country along with those who served to protect it, always supporting troops past and present. It was a great honor of his to send many W.W.II veterans to visit Washington D.C., and to see the beautiful memorial that was built in their honor.

Roger belonged to the Twitchell Creek Club, a hunting camp near Big Moose in the expansive Adirondack Mountains. He helped build the large log cabin from perfectly picked out trees over the span of seven summers. He loved camp and being the camp cook. It brought him much laughter and many lifelong friendships, especially Gregg and Toni Rudd. He counted himself blessed to hold them dear to his heart.

Roger was a dedicated and loyal man. He had a relationship with God that he shared with many people and he will surely be welcomed to Heaven hearing, "Well done, good and faithful servant." Then, he may see his "Ma" and they will share maple walnut ice cream together just like old times.

Roger loved to read. He always had about four books started at different reading spots around the house including a book, "Who Will Cry When You Die." The answer, We All Cried When You Died.

The family expresses its sincere and heartfelt gratitude to Dan Enea from Mohawk Valley Funerals from Little Falls. Thank you for your genuine friendship to Roger both personally and professionally with Rotary.

You truly are essential during this difficult time of uncertainty.

Roger shared his love for reading with the world and was currently preparing pallets of Books for the World to be shipped overseas just a few days before his passing. Kindly consider a memorial contribution in his memory to "The Roger Skinner Books for the World Fund, c/o AmeriCU Bank, 326 E State St., Herkimer, NY 13350.

Roger J. Skinner was always looking to make the world and his corner of New York a better place.

In Roger's own words, "It's a beautiful day in the Mohawk Valley."

Roger and his family's care has been placed in the trust of Mohawk Valley Funerals and Cremations, 7507 State Route 5 (corner of Bidelman Road), Little Falls, 315-508-5131.

A memorial service will take place at the convenience of the Skinner family. There are no calling hours.

To offer memories or condolences to Roger's family, please visit www.mohawkv alleyfunerals.com.

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His large and loving family who were blessed to share him with the world are his beautiful wife, Mary Kitts Skinner; his three "favorite" daughters, Melanie, Cynthia and Sarah. All three were his favorite daughter as he would often introduce them. They loved and adored their dad and will miss his warm hugs.

All three picked up special traits from him. Melanie received his unparalleled work ethic and love for people. Cynthia received his willingness to drop everything to help someone in need. Sarah received his love of art and the outdoors. Roger was proud of his family far beyond what words could express.

Roger leaves behind Melanie Kimball and husband, James Kimball and their daughter, Sahara Rose Kimball, who shared the same birthday; Cynthia and husband, Samuel Lamanna III, and their children, Victoria Leogrande, who he shared his loving heart, and her husband, Christian Leogrande and Samuel Roger Jay "RJay" Lamanna IV, who shared his name; Sarah and husband, Michael Demarse and their son, Brady Elias Demarse, who shared the twinkle in his eye. He loved each of their uniqueness and celebrated them by teaching, working and relaxing together. He always said about his sons-in-law that they were brought into the family and were handpicked specially by God for each of his daughters. He had a peace knowing that Jim, Sam, and Mike would take good care of his girls and he bragged about them every chance he got. He was extremely proud of his family for what they have accomplished and will accomplish, and their love for others and compassion for mankind. Rogers' dreams of life were happy, complete and full.

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WHITESBORO - Roger Jay Skinner, 72, of Whitesboro, passed away on Tuesday, March 9, 2021. The Skinner family lost its hero peacefully and yet unexpectedly at Upstate Medical Center in Syracuse.

Roger was born on March 28, 1948, in Herkimer, son of the late Hiram J. and Leanor (Helmer) Skinner.

Roger was joyfully united in marriage on July 27, 1968, to Mary L. Kitts in Richfield Springs, his childhood sweetheart. They met in the kindergarten class at Richfield Springs School.

They were soulmates and best friends. The couple enjoyed a blessed and adventurous life together of nearly 53 years. Their profound love for each other will forever live on, even though separated momentarily in death.

Roger was a dedicated, generous, kind and loving man who had an unwavering devotion to God, his family, civic duty and friends. Selflessly, he was always generous and ready to lend a hand to anyone, especially if it included his favorite pastime, cutting down trees. You could always count on Roger to wish you a happy birthday on Facebook, whether you were down the street or on the other side of the world.

He will be greatly missed by many who knew him to be the amazing man of integrity that the Mohawk Valley and his friends and family were blessed with and saw firsthand his Heart of Gold. He was truly a great man and a friend to all. He was always ready with an interesting history lesson of the area he proudly called home. He was that "Nice Guy" who you thought only existed as a myth. Roger was a mentor and role model to many. A true gentleman. The best boss in the world. His cowboy hat and smile could be seen from the other side of the golf course.

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April 30, 1943 - March 17, 2021

POLAND - Patricia M. Spindler, 81, of Poland, passed away on Friday, March 12, 2021, at Abraham House in Rome.

She was born on Nov. 12, 1939, in Old Town, Maine, the daughter of the late Francis and Patricia Duplissis.

She is survived by her fiancé, Martin Waldron of Poland; children, Sherry (Charles) Place of Oneonta, Terri (Travis) Beers of Wells Bridge and Daniel T. Liddle of Laurens; brother, Thomas Duplissis of Rutland, Vermont; son-in-law, Isaac Rathbun of Laurens; grandchildren, Joshua and Jason Noble, Nicole Eighmey, Cassandra and Krystal

Rathbun, Ashley, Daniel, and Bryanna Liddle; and 12 great-grandchildren.

She was predeceased by her parents and daughter, Jaylene Rathbun.

Patricia worked previoulsy at the Oneonta Nursing Home and Upstate Home for Children.

No public services will be held. A private celebration of life will be held at a later date by her family.

Arrangements were made

by Nunn & Harper Funeral Home in Rome.

Donations in her memory may be made to Abraham House of Rome, 417 N. Washington St., Rome, NY 13440.

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ROXBURY - Rose Stahl, 76, passed away on March 10, 2021, at Albany Medical Center, surrounded by her family.

Rose was born on July 4, 1944, to Kenneth and Hazel Rossman.

She grew up on her family farm and attended a oneroom schoolhouse in Vega until fifth grade before attending Roxbury Central School and graduating in 1962.

She married Gordon "Gordy" Stahl on Nov. 2, 1963.

Rose worked at several places in the area before starting a family with Gordy. Dwayne David was born Dec. 14, 1968, and Dean Gordon was born July 28, 1971.

She was very involved in her sons' lives throughout their school careers and beyond. She never missed her sons' games or school activities. She was a pack leader and den mother for her sons in both Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts. She adored her three grandsons as they were the apples of her eye - Kenneth "Ken" Charles, Wade Andrew and Derek James.

Rose was a part of the square dance group "Catskill Mountain Squares" for more than 20 years. She was a part of the "Schoharie Valley Cloggers" for 28 years. She also participated in western round dancing. She taught clogging for 19 years and line dancing for 12 years to many people on the area.

She loved listening to the music of local country bands, especially the Mustangs and Country Express and attending dances where they played. She taught her grandson, Derek, to line dance and she enjoyed watching him dance.

Rose is survived by her

husband of 57 years, Gordon "Gordy" Stahl of Roxbury; son and daughter-inlaw, Dean and Kimberly Stahl of Stamford; and three grandsons, Ken and Wade Stahl of Hartwick and Derek Stahl of Stamford.

She is also survived by her sister and brother-in-law, Dorothy and Mike VanBuren of Middle Grove; sisterin-law, Charis Slauson of Nova Scotia, Canada; brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Ron and RoseAnn Stahl of Geneseo; sister-in-law, Doris Stahl of Poughkeepsie; as well as numerous cousins, nephews and nieces.

She was predeceased by her parents, Ken and Hazel Rossman; son, Dwayne David Stahl; brother-in-law, Wayne Stahl; as well as several cousins.

Calling hours, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday, March 20, were to be followed by a service officiated by the Rev. Richard Dykstra at Miller Funeral Home in Roxbury. Burial was to follow in Roxbury Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of Rose may be made to a charity of one's choice.

Funeral arrangements entrusted to Miller Funeral Home Roxbury.

GOODYEAR LAKE Thomas Chapman Stevens, 77, of Oneonta, passed away on Wednesday, March 17, 2021, at his home on Goodyear Lake, with his loving family by his side.

He was born April 30, 1943, in Columbus, Ohio, son of the late John O. and Janet (Chapman) Stevens.

Tom taught science and health for 17 years at Milford Central School. He was also a shooting instructor for the National Shooting Sports Foundation for men and women. During his tenure at Milford School, Tom was very active in coaching basketball and other sports teams.

An avid fisherman, he also loved to hunt and was a true outdoorsman who taught and passed on his skills to his wife, children, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. Tom continued to do all of these activities even when confronted

by Muscular Dystrophy in his early 30's. He always remained positive and upbeat and always managed to be a sharply dressed man no matter what the occasion.

He also enjoyed trips to the casinos with his wife and therapy dog, Goldie, by his side.

Above all, Tom cherished his family and enjoyed spending all of the time he possibly could with them.

Carleen is notorious for saying "Everyone loves Tom!" He was the Santa Clause of his household. He always shared his inner strength for God and his country. He lived life to the fullest.

He is survived by his loving wife of 36 years, Carleen Mitchell Stevens of Oneonta; children, Matthew Thomas Stevens and his wife, Anne (Cookie) of Keene, New Hampshire, Adam John Mitchell and his wife, Meloney Dunning of

Indianapolis, Indiana; and Jennifer Jon Sauvola and her husband, Lyle of Rindge, New Hampshire; sister, Francine Bailey and her husband, Robert of Oneonta; brother, William Stevens and his wife, Donna of Oneonta; 15 loving grandchildren and seven loving great-grandchildren. Tom is also survived by several nieces and nephews.

Tom was predeceased by his spouse, Dale Sandford Stevens; daughter, Sarah Allison Buffum; and grandson, Phoenix Jude Dunning Mitchell.

The family is especially thankful to Angela Palmer and all of Tom's caregivers and special friends who were so helpful to him throughout his journey.

Family and friends were invited to attend a graveside committal service for Tom at 2 p.m., Tuesday, March 23, in Glenwood Cemetery, Oneonta.

Memorial donations may be made to Helios Care, 297 River Street Service Road, Oneonta, NY 13820, in loving memory of Thomas Chapman Stevens.

Arrangements are by the Bookhout Funeral Home, Oneonta.

To light a candle or send an online condolence, visit www.bookhoutfuneralhome. com.

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David William Rainsford Wawro April 23, 1950 - Feb. 21, 2021 DELHI - David William Rainsford Wawro, loving husband, father, and son, passed away on Feb. 21, 2021, while cross-country skiing, with family and friends beside him.

He was born in Hartford, Connecticut, on April 23, 1950.

David's sense of adventure was unmatched. He was an avid and accomplished horseback rider, back-country skier and cyclist. He loved hiking, camping, whitewater kayaking and canoeing, tennis and squash, and ice skating. He traveled extensively with his family, including to Ukraine, Syria, Russia, and throughout Europe and South America. David loved music, and played piano beautifully.

David was the Head of Litigation at Torys LLP in New York. He was an expert in a remarkably broad range of legal disciplines, ranging from antitrust and commercial law to human rights and constitutional law. He had a passion for social justice and pro bono causes.

He graduated from Brown University in 1973 (cum laude). He spent the year following working at Rhode Island Legal Services. In 1977, he received his JD from the University of Virginia School of Law, and was admitted to the New York bar in 1978. He attended the Loomis Chaffee school, from which he graduated in 1968. With a scholarship from the EnglishSpeaking Union, he spent a year at Wrekin College in Shropshire, England.

David was deeply dedicated to his family. He met his wife, Elizabeth (Butch) Walker in 1981 in New York City. They married in 1983, and had their daughter

Leah in 1988. They moved from New York City to Delhi, in 1991.

He shaped an exceptional life, balancing his work as a lawyer with his love for the outdoors — arriving home after work to feed animals, ski with a headlamp, or, when the moon was bright enough, take a late-night ride on his horses. He loved the land around their home, in all weather, and will be buried there.

He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth Walker; daughter, Leah Wawro; mother, Judith Wawro; as well as siblings, Peter Wawro, Mark Wawro, Gillian Weatherhead, George Wawro and Geoffrey Wawro.

David was a man of integrity, intelligence, loyalty and kindness. He will be profoundly missed.

The family requests those that wish to express sympathy to consider making a donation to a charity that was close to David's heart: Friends of the Bramley Mountain Fire Tower, which he had hoped to see reconstructed and would have hiked to often; the Karam Foundation, which supports Syrian refugees; and the New York Legal Assistance Group, with which he worked on pro bono cases.

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He was an avid sports52 years, who also loved the 52 years, who also loved the nature has to offer as tionist, who enjoyed all well that Al-Bee Farm in New ter's family farm in Acra In lieu of flowers, the famiasconservaan avid lover of all man nature great and outdoors alongside great outdoors alongside as an avid lover of alldogs, In lieu of flowers, the faminature has to offer as well Kingston, which doubled as with beef cows, chickens, ly asks that donations be breeds of especially tionist, who enjoyed all that him.

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Expressions of sympathy newal, life member of the to sympathy Catherine (Davis) Zuk Andrew was of born on Oct. L.merous Expressions newal, life member of the passed away unexpectedly Gregory (Casey), quilts and wall dell, may bein6,made made online at NRA, past past Worcester Worcester Town Town may Peter F. Zuk II. be online at NRA, 1, Rockville Centre, on1957, March 2021.and Zachary and Mckayla hangings. www.hellerskinnerfh.com.

Supervisor, past American Andrew is survived byafter his her gradua- Mudge; and three greatSupervisor, past American www.hellerskinnerfh.com. toAndrew Catherine (Davis) wasL. born on Zuk Oct. Shortly Legion Commander in and Kim M. (Durkee) Zuk; Peter Zukwife, II. Centre, 1, 1957, inF.Rockville Anastasia tion from Andes Central grandchildren, Worcester, past member of toAndrew Laura E. Doenges is survived byZuk his Catherine L. children, (Davis) Truesdell, Wylie and Bowen School, she married Lauren the Knights of Columbus wife, (Sean) of DelhiTruesdell and Andrew Kim F. M.Zuk (Durkee) Zuk; and Peter II. and moved to a Mudge. and a cherished friend to children, M. of Oneonta; E. Zuk Doenges AndrewLaura is survived by(Jamie) his small Her ashes will be spread farm in Gladstone many. grandchildren, Ryan and Ja(Sean) of Delhi and Andrew wife, Kim M. (Durkee) Zuk; Hollow in Andes.

Later she on the Acra farm in celebraVisitation was to be 4 to 7 M. Doenges married of DelhiHarold and "Spick" Tut- tion of her life in the spring.

Zuk (Jamie) of children, Laura cob E. Oneonta; Doenges p.m., Thursday, March 18, at grandchildren, Brynn O.JaZuk of Oneonta; and (Sean) of DelhiRyan and Andrew Heller & Skinner Funeral cob brother, Rev. KenDoenges and M. Zuk (Jamie)ofsiblings, ofDelhi Oneonta; Home located at 155 Main Brynn neth ZukJa(Lisa) of Vestal, by his parents, Catherine L. O. Zuk Ryan of Oneonta; grandchildren, and St. Worcester. Please wear siblings, Evelyn Zuk of (Davis) Zuk and Peter F. brother, Rev. Kencob Doenges ofsister, Delhi and a face cover Oct. and 1, be1957 pre-- March Zuk II. sister, Ma- Catherine

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63,Banks of Franklin, away unexpectedly Department, ter, Doreen Lepore brother, Peter F. Paul ZukZuk III passed made in the form of dona- P.O. Box 8, vate service and requests Carolina,away brother, passed away Andrew was unexpectedly born on Oct. passed unexpectedly March 6, Franklin,Fire NY (Thomas) Hobe Sound, (Margaret) of Franklin, sis-of on tions to the2021.

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Zuk of Connecticut; mother wife, Kim M. (Durkee) Zuk; wife, (Sean) of Delhi and Andrew Kim M. (Durkee) Zuk; Laura E.are Doenges waschildren, predeceased and many nieces, nephews, Home of Franklin.

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