Obituaries across Oswego County honor multiple residents
Grace L Morse 100 of Division Street dies at home. nurse from Syracuse and supervisor in Constantia. Harald A Morse died in office. she served on Oswego County Board of Supervisors and in Bernhards Bay Grange. Services Sunday at Vienna SDA Church. burial Lakewood Cemetery. Tommy B Snyder 52 of 7744 Dixon Road dies at Oneida Health Care Center after illness. Vietnam veteran with 174th Fighter Wing. cremation planned. services Monday Malecki Funeral Home. Maurice F Schappert 79 of 4898 Sherwood Drive Paonia dies after long illness. former BBB salesman. Army WWI veteran. services Tuesday at St Ann's Church. Norma J See 64 of Scriba dies at home. nurse's aide. no services. spring burial New Haven Cemetery. Edna C O’Hora 86 of Cayuga dies. nurse’s aide. services Monday Langham Funeral Home. Burial St Joseph's Cemetery. Major funeral notices for Cayuga, Oswego, and surrounding areas.
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Cleveland
Grace L. Morse
Division Street
Syracuse University
Memoral Hospital
Syracuse
Harald A
Constantia
Harold A
Bernhards Bay Grange
Vienna Seventh Day Adventist Church
Oswego County
Harold
Boca Raton
Fla
Lakewood Cemetery
Watson Funeral Home
Central Square
North Bay
Tommy B. Snyder
Dixon Road
Oneida
Snyder
174Th Fighter Wing
New York State Air National Guard
Hancock Field
Joyce N
Daniel
Oklahoma City
Okla
Greg
Navy
Norfolk
Amy Snyder
Bruce
California
Brian Ot Vernon
Malecki
Sher- Till
Valley View
Funeral
Sherrill Road
Sherrill
Maurice F. Schappert
Sherwood Drive
Paonia
St. Camillus Health and Rehabilitation Center
Wilkes-Barre
Onondaga
Schappert
Better Business Bureau
Betty
Mark B
John C. Tindall
St. Ann’s Church
Onondaga County
Veteran’s Memorial Cemetery
W. Genesee St
St. Camillus Foundation
Oswego
Norma J. See
Scriba
New Haven
Cayuga
Edna C. O'Hora
Mercy Health and Rehabilitation Center
Auburn
O’hora
Summerhill
Dunn & McCarthy
Hunter Nursing Home
Shirley Bunn
Donald
Niles
Willard EB. Case
Waterloo
Francis Case
Ina Timmerman
Wolcott
Thomas H
Langham Funeral Home
Conrad Sundhalm
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Temple Beth El Women’s Study Group Meeting
Temple Beth El Syracuse hosts a women’s study and prayer group at 10 a.m. reading scriptures in English and Hebrew with explanations. Open to all women with free child care 10 a.m. to noon. temple is accessible.
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Temple Beth el
Syracuse
Genesee St
Women retreat theme focuses on diverse ways to pray
Christ the King Retreat House in Syracuse offers a women’s retreat titled Where Do I Find God Where Do I Look for God Exploring a Variety of Ways to Pray from 6:80 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at 500 Brookford Road led by Sister Mary Ellen Schopfer with a $10 fee.
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Christ the King
Syracuse
Brookford Road
Mary Ellen Schopfer
Michael Carmela
Carter bares soul in new book Living Faith tour
Former President Jimmy Carter talks about his marriage and faith in Living Faith. He recalls struggles with Rosalynn over an electric blanket and their children’s divorces, yet says he needed to include himself. He notes God’s silence in 1968 and a reconciled honesty in writing.
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Jimmy Carter
Jesus
Rosalynn
Carter
Times Books
Kansas City
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Ruth Carter Stapleton
Washington
Reagan
Atlanta
George Wilt
Carter outlines faith and reform after White House years
Former president Jimmy Carter speaks of a life shaped by faith, humanitarian work, and self reflection since leaving office. He details religious restraint in politics, ongoing prayer, and lessons from Rev Otis Moss and Alberta King’s funeral about life’s dash between birth and death.
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Carter
Atlanta
Habitat For Humanity
Playboy Magazine
Rosalynn
White House
Otis Moss
Olivet Institutional Baptist Church
Cleveland
Alberta King
Martin Luther King Jr
Moss
Mrs. King
The Partner explores guilt of escapist dreams and fate
Dale Hanson Bourke discusses John Grisham novel The Partner in a Religion News Service piece. It follows Patrick Lanigan fleeing to Brazil after stealing $90 million, chasing a life free from pressures, only to discover that moral consequences remain. The article links Grisham's faith, Sunday school work, and Baptist beliefs to the book’s themes of reaping what one sows.
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Craig Barnes
National Presbyterian Church
Washington, D.C
John Grisham
Doubleday
Patrick Lanigan
Brazil
Lanigan
Grisham
Christianity Today
Southern Baptist Church
Mississippi
Dale Hanson Bourke
Religion News Service
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Edna C. O’'Hora
Christ
Spiritual Renewal Center
Jim Krisher
Jesus Christ
Upstate
St. Joseph of
Carondelet
St. Joseph's
Latham
St. Joseph
France
Michael Joseph McCormick
Our Lady of Lourdes
Utica
Margaret J. Madden
St. Patrick's Church
James Margaret Lafferty
Blessed Sacrament
Mary Karol Smolka
Holy Trinity Church
Bingham_ton
Jeanne Anne Collis
St. Agnes Church
Theresa Bernart St Pierre
St. Anthony's Church
Margaret George Gruninger
Case
Theresa Brown
St. Daniel's Church
Lyncourt
Helen Palermo
St. Brigid's Church
Martha Marie McCaffrey
St. Patrick’s Church
Joan Mary, Brogle
Melani Gleaves-Hirse
Habitat For Hummanity