Sherburne Obituary Notices for Palmiter and Kosakowski
Norman F Palmiter Sr 72 of Sherburne died Tuesday at Community Memorial Hospital Hamilton Born in New Berlin he was a 1943 Sherburne High School graduate He worked 33 years at AB Whitney Co retiring in 1988 after eight years with Colgate University He held multiple civic roles including village board deputy mayor fire department founder captain chief and emergency squad member Survived by wife Donna four sons five daughters and siblings Services 1 am Friday at Church of the Epiphany Sherburne Calling hours 2 4 and 7 9 pm today Burgess Funeral Home Sherburne Contributions: Sherburne Fire Department Building Fund Richard Kosakowski 75 of Auburn died Wednesday at home A World War I veteran he worked 17 years at Crucible Specialty Metals Survivors include several nieces and nephews Calling hours 4 7 pm today at Bagozzi Twins Funeral Home Burial Onondaga County Veterans Memorial Cemetery Onondaga Hill”
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Norman F. Palmiter
South Main Street
Sherburne
Community Memorial Hospital
Hamilton
New Berlin
Sherburne High School
A.B. Whitney Inc
Colgate University
Sherburne Fire Department
Sherburne Emergency Squad
Senango County Fire and
American Legion Post 876
The
Church
Donna
Whitney
David
Norman F. Jr
Vera
Beth Ann Foreman
Port Byron
Deborah Sutherland
Diane Weinheimer
Viola Neubauer
Peggy Jeffrey
New Market
Dale
Edmeston
Elizabeth Todd
Classic Street
Burgess Funeral Home
Main St
Richard Kosakowski
Richard
Milton Ave
Solvay
Inmate in work release linked to truck theft pursuit
An inmate on a work release program, Anderson, fled after a reported stolen truck was pursued by Syracuse police. Finnerty suffered hand injuries and was treated at University Hospital. Anderson led officers across multiple routes to Cicero Swamp before crashing. he remains at large as authorities coordinate with the state prison system.
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Syracuse
Finnerty
University Hospital
Anderson
Cicero
Lore
Jim Flateau
Arthurhill
Staten Island
Flateau
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the Epiphany
Masonic Lodge 444
Sherburne Fire Department Building Fund