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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1990
Page
3
Gertrude L Tipper died Thursday at home in Assec Anen. Survived by daughter Phebe Tipper of Baldwinsville brother Harave Cato and three grandchildren. Contributions suggested to Greater Baldwinsville Ambulance Corps or Meals on Wheels.
Frances M. Long of Buffalo Street died Friday at Arnot Ogden Memorial Hospital. She was a Dryden High School graduate and widow of Morell RL Long. Surviving include a son James B. of Sacramento and two daughters plus four grandchildren. Services Sunday at St Pauls United Methodist Church. Burial at Willow Glen Cemetery. Perkins Funeral Home in charge. Also Genoa and Freeville notices for Adsitt and Moran.
James Edward Porch 40 of 218 Hust Ave. will have services at 11 am Monday at New Jeru salem Church of God in Christ. Burial in Oakwood Morningside Cemetery. Calling hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm Sunday at Edwin L. Cole Funeral Home. Porch, lifelong Syracuse resident, worked for PEACE Inc. and Ladlaw Bus Co. He was Nottingham High School and Stratford Business School graduate. Survived by wife Charlene, three sons, two brothers, father Robert Porch and stepmother June Porch, paternal grandfather Willie Lyles of Alabama, and maternal grandmother Henrietta Porch of Alabama.
Donald S Campbell of 408 W Cortland St Groton died Thursday at Tompkins Community Hospital Ithaca. He retired as a machinist after 32 years with Smith Corona Corp and was a Groton Fire Dept member instrumental in founding the ambulance squad in 1967. He served as co captain and was a life member of Tompkins County Firemen. Surviving are four sons two brothers a sister four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Burial in Groton Rural Cemetery. Shurtleff Funeral Home has funeral arrangements.
Frank Surace, 80, a lifelong Auburn resident and retired carpenter, died Thursday at Auburn Memorial Hospital. Services are 8:45 a.m. Monday at Chewie Funeral Home and 9:30 a.m. at St. Francis Church, with burial at St. Joseph’s Cemetery. Calling hours are 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. Sunday. He is survived by a son Michael D. of Jordan, a daughter Jean S. Lewis of Auburn, a brother Lawrence O. of Auburn, five grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews.
Pamela L. Cisco, 34, of Stanton Meadows died Friday at F. F. Thompson Hospital Canandaigua after a brief illness. Native of Seneca Falls, she worked at Lisk Manufacturing Co. in Phelps and graduated Mynderse Academy. Survived by husband Raymond of Savannah and two sons, parents Stanley and Marjorie Wilcox, two brothers, five nieces, and several uncles. Services Monday 11 am at Doran Funeral Home with burial in Restvale Cemetery.
Frances M Edem 83 a lifetime Syracuse resident died Thursday at a local nursing home Funeral services are set for 9 30 a m Monday at Keegan Osbert Knight Funeral Home and 10 a m at Assumption Church Burial will follow in Assumption Cemetery She was a communicant of Assumption Church and member of its Altar and Rosary Society Surviving are three sisters Margaret Kaczmarczyk Anna McDonald Loretta Smilenske all of Syracuse a brother Joseph Smilenske of Port Byron and a nephew
Douglas J. Ash Sr. 71, longtime lacrosse captain at Syracuse and football player, died at his Florida home. He built Louisiana Grocers Cooperative Inc. into a $65 million annual sales business by 1984 after holding executive roles across multiple food distribution firms. Survived by wife Catherine, two sons, two daughters, a brother and sister, with funeral services planned in Syracuse.
Dorothy Mae Wilson Myers 63 of Handsome Brook Estates died Thursday at Community Memorial Hospital Hamilton. Services 2 p.m. Sunday Burgess Funeral Home Earlville with burial in Earlville Cemetery. Calling hours 2 to 4 p.m. today at the funeral home. Survived by Homer C. husband three sons six daughters two brothers two sisters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Glen I. Lyman 89 of Middle Road died Thursday at home. Funeral plans pending at Stockbridge United Methodist Church with body donated to medical science. Lyman, a Stockbridge native, lived in Mannsville area and owned Lyman Dairy Farm until 1953. He served as Stockbridge assessor, led the local school board, and held roles in farm groups. Surviving wife Ruth Edgerton, son Lloyd E., three sisters, five grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Memorial fund at Stockbridge United Methodist Church. Love Funeral Home in charge.
Spencer M Ripley 69 of 24 Milford St Hamilton died Friday after a long illness. A Hubbardville native and longtime Hamilton resident, he retired in 1977 as meat manager at Hamilton Grand Union after 20 years. A World War II Navy veteran, he belonged to Madison Post 1556 and was a former Hamilton Fire Department member. Survived by daughter Anne Lysak, daughter Susan Crandall of Clay, three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Private services. Hospice Care, Utica address, or another charity. Burgess Funeral Home handling arrangements.
John J Mansfield 76 of 151 W Third St died Thursday at Lee Memorial Hospital. Services 10 a m Tuesday at Young Son Funeral Home and 10 30 a m in St Michaels Church. Burial St Marys Cemetery. He retired from Armstrong World Industries and was a member of the Fulton Polish American Club and Oswego Country Club. He was born in Oswego and a graduate of Oswego High School and Niagara University. He is survived by son William D Sr of Houston two grandchildren and sister Margaret M Richardson of Syracuse. A Polish Home Scholarship Fund is noted.
Orman R Blessing 71 of 10 Myrtle Ave died Friday at Auburn Memorial Hospital. Native of Ira he lived in Auburn many years. Survived by sister Evelyn Johnson Syracuse brother Edgar J Auburn and several nieces and nephews. Private services, no calling hours. Langham Funeral Home Auburn in charge of arrangements.
Clarence W Moerman 62 of 110 Wells Ave East North Syracuse died Thursday at a friend’s home He was a Potsdam native retired in 1986 after 25 years with New York Telephone Co as an installer An Army WW I veteran he later joined the Air Force He belonged to Telephone Pioneers Potsdam Elks Lodge 2074 and Trinity Church of Potsdam He is survived by a stepson Ralph Dailey and a stepdaughter Patricia Meadows both of Potsdam three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Memorial services 4 pm today at Frasier Shepardson Funeral Home Onondaga Valley Cemetery burial No calling hours also listed is details on Abigail A Bradshaw 93 of Maple Road Clay with services at Upson Corners Cemetery Den Square and related survivors and funeral arrangements by Traub Funeral Home Central Square
Carmelo I Malley Carmella Nigro Malley 99 of 346 Douglas St died Friday at St Josephs Health Center after a long illness. Native of Avellino Italy she lived in Syracuse since 1910. Survived by daughters Rose Scharnagle and Dorothy Condolera, six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Burial at Assumption Cemetery after services at St Peter's Church. Funeral home Farone & Son.
Michael H. Barbato 73 of 19 Glenn Street Cortland died Friday at Cortland Memorial Hospital He was born in Syracuse and lived in Cortland since 1933 A car salesman with Armstrong Ford He served in World War II Survived by wife Angeline two sons Michael A and David both Cortland three sisters Mary Albanese Rita Kulikowsky and Fanny Griswold Funeral services Monday 10 am at St Marys Church Mass burial in St Marys Cemetery Bertini Funeral Home directing
Frank P. Weller 75 of Kirsch Drive Mattydale died Friday at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital after a long illness. A Scranton native he lived in Mattydale since 1955 retiring in 1977 from Wards Bakery after four decades as a baker. Surviving wife Helen J four sisters six grandchildren two great grandchildren and several nieces. Burial in St Mary's Cemetery DeWitt Krueger Funeral Home Mattydale directed arrangements.
Mary Ennis Breckheimer 82 of 5 Kelly Drive Manlius died Thursday at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital. Services 9:30 a.m. Monday at Newell-Fay Funeral Home and 10 a.m. at St. Ann's Church Manlius. Burial in Manlius Village. Calling hours 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Native of Belle Vernon Pa she lived in Manlius 40 years. Her husband Herbert L. Breckheimer former Manlius mayor died 1986. Surviving son Herbert L. Jr. of Winnetka Ill, three grandchildren five great grandchildren two nieces and a nephew.
Shirley J Robbins 64 of Clarence Ave died March 28 1990 survived by four daughters Rosemary Cynthia Sheila Eileen and two sons James and John a sister two brothers and many relatives services at Butler Badman Funeral Home and St James Church with burial at Onondaga Veterans Memorial Cemetery friends may call Friday. James B Stafford 62 of 3345 Rockwall Rd Marcellus died March 28 1990 survived by wife Gene a son Robert a daughter Laurie and sister Anne McFetridge funeral Saturday 11 am Norris Funeral Home burial Highland Cemetery contributions suggested to Marcellus Fire Department Ambulance Fund or Irwin Methodist Church.
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