Obituary for Stephen R. Quesnell Oswego resident 51
Oswego resident Stephen Richard Quesnell 51 died at home February 25 2015. A 1982 enlistee and nine year air force veteran Deseret Storm participant he worked 20 years for Oswego City School District and held CSEA Local 838 Unit 8020 leadership roles. Survived by wife Pamela Alexa Rae daughter, father Richard, sister in law, brother in law, seven nieces and nephews, two great nieces, and several relatives. Calling hours March 2 memorial service Nelson Funeral Home Oswego with burial March 3 St. Peter Cemetery. Memorials to Wounded Warrior Project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Air Force
Steve
Oswego City
CSEA
VFW
35 Club
Patricia (Boyzack) Quesnell
Michael Quesnell
Pamela
Samson) Quesnell
Alexa Rae Quesnell
Richard
Linda) Quesnell
Brian
Ronda) Samson
Harumi Quesnell
Anna
Anthony
Brittany
Cynthia
Jeremy
Madison
Michael
Brent Fosco
Jenna
Rob) Vaccarelli
Nelson Funeral Home
Albany Street
Oswego
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Laverne F. Stevens 92 Scriba resident dies
Laverne F. Stevens known as Jerry, 92, former Scriba resident, died February 25, 2015 at Morningstar Care. WWII Army veteran, retired shipping foreman at Flexo Wire Co. Survived by wife Doris 72 years, daughter Bonnie DeKay, son Bruce, three grandchildren, five great grandchildren. Private funeral. Arrangements by Dain Cullinan Funeral Home.
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Ree S Loneud Sais
Bawegos
Seederick
Kathleen Buské Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Flexo Wire Co
Fitzgibbons Boiler Works
Church of the Resurrection
Oswego
Stevens
Doris Wilson Stevens
Bonnie DeKay
Verona
Bruce
Connie) Stevens
Scriba
Amy
Rick Wallace
Jesgarzewski
Lisa
Chris) Detor
Michael
Melissa) Stevens
Grap
Ply
E € Sgarewski
Cilian Detor
Catherine Detor
Joseph Stevens
Dain Cullinan Funeral Home
Daincullinan.com
Harold W. Jewett dies at 72 in Hilton Head after career at Nestlé
Harold W. Jewett known as Harry, a Nestlé executive and later entrepreneur, died at home in Hilton Head South Carolina on February 20 at age 72 after an eight month cancer battle. Born in Rochester New Hampshire he held an engineering degree from the University of New Hampshire and an MBA from Syracuse. He worked as Nestlé plant manager in Wisconsin and New York and as U S chocolate operations GM in White Plains. He later owned Emerald Crest Golf Course in Palermo and Jackson Hewitt franchise around Oswego, becoming a certified financial planner. He retired to Hilton Head in 2010 to golf and fish. Survived by wife Linda daughter Kelley Jewett Yocum and two grandchildren. A life celebration is set for April 22 at Shipyard Beach Club with Hospice Care of the Lowcountry donation requested in lieu of flowers.
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Hilton Head
S.C
Harold W. Jewett
Nestlé Corp
Upstate New York
South Carolina
Harry
Mr. Jewett
Rochester
N.H
Palermo
PJ Rutledge
Emer
Caribbean
Barbara Robinson O’brien
Richard O’brien
Springhill
Fla
Linda
Kelley Jewett Yocum
Chuck
Gabrielle
Charlie
Shipyard Beach Club
Lowcountry
P.O
Bluffton
Island Funeral Home
Theislandfuneralhome.com
Supreme Court challenge could strip health insurance subsidies
Millions face loss of federal subsidies if the Supreme Court strikes down the health care law. The cases hinge on whether subsidies apply nationwide or only in states with their own exchanges. Read profiles of four subsidy recipients in states where the federal government runs the market and how losing aid would impact their premiums and care.
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Chicago
Supreme Court
Sen
Mississippi
Davis
Jimenez
Stacia Seaman
Austin
Texas
Seaman
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas
Stroudsburg
Pennsylvania
Shepheard
Rockney Shepheard
Revolution hero Stark honored in new book release
A new biography from Black Dome Press spotlights General John Stark, the New Hampshire ranger who served under Rogers in the French and Indian War and led volunteers in the American Revolution. Born 1728 in New Hampshire to Scottish parents, Stark earned fame at Bunker Hill, Trenton, Princeton, and Bennington, and helped block Burgoyne at Saratoga. The book notes Stark’s limited personal papers yet widespread presence in journals and dispatches, his repeated returns to service, and his later retirement to farming and a sawmill. In 1809 he declined a Bennington ceremony due to rheumatism, sending a toast: Live free or die.
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New York
New Hampshire
John Polhemus
Mansfield
Connecticut
Stark
Canada
New Jersey
Bunker Hill
Trenton
Princeton
Bennington
New England
John Burgoyne
Vermont
Saratoga
Burgoyne
Starks
Police blotter reports warrants and charges in Oswego area
Deputies arrested Michael C. Hutchinson 41 of Sylvan Beach on a family court warrant from Oswego County. Trevor Spooner 27 of Oswego on a bench warrant from Scriba Town Court. Stephen A. Herzog 30 of Hastings charged with second degree harassment. Keith J. Gauthier 32 of West Monroe charged with two counts of seventh degree possession and other offenses in Fulton. Paul N. Gravatt 22 of Oswego charged with petit larceny and unlawful possession of marijuana in Hannibal.
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Michael C. Hutchinson
McClanathan Ave
Sylvan Beach
Oswego County
Trevor P. Spooner
10Th St
Oswego
Scriba Town Court
Hastings-based
Stephen A. Herzog
Hastings
Keith J. Gauthier
West Monroe
Fulton
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Stephen R. Quesnell
Stephen Richard Quesnell
Fey
He En
P.O. Box
Topeka
Kansas
Nelsonfuneralhome.com
Laverne FE. Stevens
Laverne F
Jerry” Stevens
Morningstar Care and Rehabilitation Center
Ald Crest
Jewett
Jackson Hewitt Tax Service
IRS
Ariana Jimenez
Kimberly Davis
Jackson
Molly
Fulton-based State Police
Paul N. Gravatt
Hannibal
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