Funeral services for A. Therese Bruyere, age 92, of Ogdensburg, will be held on Saturday, September 15, 2018 at 10:00AM at St. Mary’s Cathedral with Rev. F. James Shurtleff officiating. Burial will be in Notre Dame Cemetery. Calling hours will be held on Friday, September 14, 2018, from 2:00PM to 5:00PM at Frary Funeral Home, Ogdensburg. Mrs. Bruyere passed away on Wednesday, September 12, 2018, at Claxton Hepburn Medical Center, surrounded by her loving family.

Therese is survived by her sons, Thomas Bruyere and his wife, Debra, of Ogdensburg, Paul Bruyere and his companion, Mary Sanders, of Canton, GA and Bill Bruyere and his wife, Marianne, of Ogdensburg; grandchildren, Aimee Demers-Bourgeois of Plattsburgh, NY, Chris Demers of Chazy, NY, Nicole Demers Changelo of Washington, Nathan Bruyere of Wichita, KS, Andrew Bruyere of Morrisonville, NY, Annalise Given of Hudson, FL, Bill Bruyere II of Denver, CO, Jill Bruyere of Queens, NY and Chelsea Bartlett of Ogdensburg; and fourteen great-grandchildren . She is predeceased by her daughter, Mary Bruyere Demers, in 2002; her brothers, Howard Brown in 1985 and Joseph Brown in 2012 and her sister, Mary Agnes Ackerson in 2011.

Therese was born on December 26, 1925, in Ogdensburg, NY, the daughter of Daniel J. and Mary G. Howard Brown, owners of Brown’s Dairy, Inc. She graduated from St. Mary’s Academy and later graduated from D’Youville College in Buffalo, NY, with a degree in Commerce with Education, cum laude. Therese married George F. Bruyere at St. Mary’s Cathedral on July 3rd, 1948 with Rev. J.L. Hammill officiating. He predeceased her on June 26, 2011. Prior to Therese’s marriage she taught at Cape Vincent, NY. For several years Therese had her own real estate and appraisal work in Northern New York.

Therese had a very active life. She was a member of over 60 years to the Claxton Hepburn Medical Center Auxiliary and was actively involved in the Ogdensburg Garden Club for over 50 years. The winter months found her enjoying and assisting the Ogdensburg Command Performance. Back at the time when Key Bank was a new item, Therese was named to the Board. Therese was the first woman ever named to the Board of A. Barton Hepburn – a board on which she served on for 17 years, also serving on the Hospital Board Foundation. Mrs. Bruyere was also named Honorary Marshall for the 2001 Seaway Festival Parade. In March of 2018, Therese was honored for her life dedication and support of the Ogdensburg Boys & Girls Club.

Online condolences may be made at www.fraryfuneralhome.com.

Mary L. Taylor, 91, E. Church St., Adams passed away Wednesday, September 12th at Samaritan Medical Center where she was admitted on Monday, September 10th.

Funeral Service will be held at Carpenter-Stoodley Funeral Home, Monday, September 17th at 12 noon. A calling hour will precede the service at the funeral home from 11am-12 noon. Burial will follow the service in Fairview Cemetery, Rodman.

A complete obituary will follow.

Online condolences can be made at www.carpenterstoodley.com.

June H. Dodge, 95, of Watertown passed away Friday morning, September 14, 2018, at Samaritan Keep Home where she had resided for over four years.

Phillip A. Lake, age 96, passed away at home on September 12, 2018 under the care of his loving family. He was born on September 26, 1921, in Augusta, Ontario, Canada to Reginald G and Amy I Lake. The family then moved to Watertown, NY. Phillip married Virginia R. Bouchard, on July 10, 1943, at St. Mary’s Church in Clayton, NY. They recently celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary at their home on the St Lawence River.

Virginia lovingly cared for Phillip throughout his final days. He passed away peacefully only 2 weeks short of reaching his 97th birthday.

Besides his wife, Virginia, Mr. Lake is survived by his 5 children: Phillip Lake and his wife Ann of Indian Hills, Colo, Susette Gallinger and her husband Edward, of Bailey, Colo, Elizabeth Congleton and her husband Paul of Ogdensburg NY, Russell Lake of Clayton NY and Timothy Lake and his wife Maureen of Summerville, So Carolina. Ten grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren also survive him, as well as his sister, Jean Faust of Arlington Heights, Illinois.

Phillip was predeceased by two sisters, Mary Emma Eckert and Beulah Jessman, both of Watertown. Two infant grandchilren, Michael and Meagan Looney, also predeceased him.

Mr. Lake served in the US Army in Europe from 1944 – 1946. He was a paratrooper in the 101rst Airborne Division. Upon his return Phillip was employed by New York Central, Penn Central and Conrail Consolidated Railroad. He retired as an engineer after 42 years on the railroad. He was a member of the Lincoln League, Elks Club, VFW and American Legion.

Mr. Lake was known for his remarkable zest for life. He enjoyed his children and grandchildren, as well as boating, cross-country skiing, bicycling, gardening and fishing with his wife Virginia. Their lives together were seen as an inspiration to all who knew them.

Phillip was a larger-than-life presence with a unique ready wit. His grandchildren have inherited a legacy of crazy jokes and special stories, mostly about his days on the railroad and life on the St. Lawrence River. He will be sadly missed by his family and his many friends.

HAMMOND-Stuart G. Casanova, 91, of Hammond, NY, went to be with his Lord and Savior on September 12, 2018. He was born in Utica, NY on May 7, 1927, the son of Mary Kerr and Walter Casanova. He graduated from the Hudson Falls High School in 1945. He joined the US Navy and served in Submarine Squadron 3 aboard the USS Sperry (AS-12) as an electronic technician mate. He graduated from Clarkson University in 1952. He was an electronic engineer at the Rome Air Development Center at Griffiss Air Force Base in Rome, NY. He supervised the research, development, test and evaluation of aircraft and satellite radar systems, and retired in 1982.

A marriage to Wilma Goodrich ended in divorce. In 1981 he married Mary O’Neill Shields at Calvary Methodist Church in Rome, NY. They moved to the shore of the St. Lawrence River in Hammond, NY in 1982. Mary died in November 1999. He especially loved and enjoyed all the members of his family.

Stu liked boating, swimming, history, genealogy, computers, antique radios, playing trumpet, gardening, square dancing and downhill skiing. He had a talent of making or fixing almost anything. He wrote the book “History of the Edwards Zinc Mines”, and co-authored with LaVerne Freeman the book, “Edwards Village Houses and People -1812 to the Present”. He was past president of the Mill Site Manor senior citizens housing, and was vice president of the Hammond Museum.

In 1959 he purchased “The Bomb,” a WWII APS-4 Aircraft Radar, in the shape of a 500 bomb that was carried in a standard bomb rack below the wing of the Navy dive bomber called the “Helldiver”, otherwise known as the Curtis SB2C. In 2017 he donated “The Bomb,” still in mint condition, to the Smithsonian Institute Air and Space Museum where it will be displayed in the Udvar-Hazy Museum with the Helldiver.

Stuart is survived by his friend LaVerne Freeman, four children, three step-children: son Stephen Casanova of Rome, NY; daughter Mary and Dale Ouderkirk of Rome, NY; daughter Susan Casanova of Newport, NY; daughter Elaine and Gerry Przybylski of Oneida, NY; step daughter Margaret and Michael Key of Burlington, Ontario; step son Lt Col James Shields, of Brockville, Ontario; step daughter Martha and John Ackerman of Brockville, Ontario; seven grandchildren: Julie, Kari, Sara, Rebecca, Rachel, Robin, and Ted; eight great-grandchildren: Luke, Julia, Lucy, Hannah, Tessa, Lily, Will, and Rosie.

A grave side service will held be at the Riverside Cemetery in Edwards, NY at the convenience of the family. His internment will make five generation of the Kerr family buried in the Riverside Cemetery. Contributions, in his memory, may be made to the Hammond Museum, 1A North Main Street, Hammond, NY 13646 or the Edwards History and Genealogy Center, 222 Main Street, Edwards, NY 13635.

Arrangements are with French Funeral Home, Edwards. Condolences may be shared online at www.frenchfuneralhomes.com.

Stephen F. Liebig, 65, of Buffalo, NY, formerly of Alexandria Bay, NY, passed away at Buffalo General Hospital on January 11, 2018.

Stephen was born in Buffalo, NY, he was the son of Earl and Olive (Kester) Liebig. He was raised in Alexandria Bay, NY and was a 1970 graduate of Alexandria Central School. He attended Jefferson Community College, and received his Batchelor of Arts degree from Buffalo State College in 1975.

On September 14, 1974 he married Bonnie J. Potter (late Howard and Jean Cheever) in St. Mary’s Church, Clayton, NY.

Stephen worked as a Mail Clerk at Canisius College. He was active in Campus Ministry with their community outreach as well as Appalachian projects and Habitat for Humanity. In 2011, he was honored with the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Humanitarian Award.

He was a communicant of Holy Angels Church in Buffalo serving as Eucharistic Minister. Together with his wife, he also volunteered with the CYO.

Stephen enjoyed gardening, his family and pets, and devoted countless hours to the needs of his elderly neighbors.

He is survived by his wife, a son, Stephen M. (Amanda) and a daughter, Emily K. He was the cherished Papa of Gracelyn. He is also survived by his brothers Earl R. (Charlotte), Joel, Randall (Kevin Songer), and sisters Nina, and Edna (David) Smith, a sister-in-law, Jacqueline, an aunt, Melba Kester, and several nieces, nephews, and cousins.

He was predeceased by his parents, and a brother, Lincoln.

A Memorial mass will be held at 10:00am, on Monday, September 17, at St. Mary’s Church, 521 James Street, Clayton with Rev. Arthur J. La Baff, pastor, officiating. followed by burial in St. Mary’s Cemetery.

Arrangements entrusted with Cummings Funeral Service, Inc., Clayton.

Flora E. Sheldon, 93, E. Church St., Adams passed away Thursday, September 13th at St. Lukes Nursing Home, Oswego.

Arrangements are incomplete at this time with Carpenter-Stoodley Funeral Home, Inc. Online condolences can be made at www.carpenterstoodley.com.

Mary L. Taylor, 91, E. Church St., Adams passed away Wednesday, September 12th at Samaritan Medical Center where she was admitted on Monday, September 10th.

Born May 20, 1927 in Rodman, a daughter of Asa and Evelyn Sargent Berry. She married George C. Taylor October 9, 1952 in Belleville Methodist Parsonage with Rev. Miles Hutchinson officiating. Together they operated a dairy farm on Brodie Road in the Town of Henderson for several years before moving into the village of Henderson. Mr. Taylor died January 20, 2002.

Mary enjoyed doing circle word books, working on puzzles and her bird Henry.

She is survived by her 3 daughters and son-in-laws, Linda and Daniel McConnell of Rodman; Barbara and Bruce Wilson of Adams Center; Charlene and Howard White of Adams Center; 3 sisters, Helen Miller, Hazel Peterson, Karen Stowell, 8 grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren and 3 great-great-grandchildren.

Besides her parents and husband she was predeceased by 2 sisters, Grace Corey, Sharon Rounds and her brother Leonard Berry.

Funeral Service will be held at Carpenter-Stoodley Funeral Home, Monday, September 17th at 12 noon. A calling hour will precede the service at the funeral home from 11am-12 noon. Burial will follow the service in Fairview Cemetery, Rodman.

In lieu of flowers donation may be made to the South Jefferson Rescue Squad, PO Box 126, Adams, NY 13605.

Online condolences can be made at www.carpenterstoodley.com.

Jane C. Burns, formerly of Star Lake, NY passed away on Wednesday, September 12th, 2018 in McHenry, Illinois. Arrangements are with the Hawley Funeral Home in Star Lake, NY and are incomplete at this time.

Mary Rosella Secor Post Graves, 90 of North Fort Myers, Florida – formerly of Boonville, NY passed away at home Wednesday, August 22nd, 2018 under the care of Hospice.

She was born in Rodman, NY on November 24th, 1927 to Mae (Smith) and Lester Secor. She married Harry Post in 1943. Mr. Post passed away October 10, 1971. Mary’s second marriage was to Richard E. Graves. They were married in 1973 at St. Peter’s Church in Rome, NY. Mr. Graves passed away August 28th, 2010.

Mary owned Mary G’s gifts in Boonville NY, and in earlier years was a typeset for the Boonville Herald, a short order cook and also waitressed. For many years Mary and Richard were snowbirds and traveled back and forth between Boonville and Cape Coral FL in the fall and spring. In 2000, the couple moved to North Fort Myers, Florida, making that their permanent home.

She is survived by three sisters: Edna Cook, Lakewood CA; Ann Cushman, Boonville; and Faith VanEpps (Robert), of Dexter. She is also survived by her grandchildren: Dee (Dale) Flansburg, Boonville; Jason (Kaitlen) Davis, Boonville; and Gail Fulkerson, Adams; Son-in-law, David Davis; and daughter-in-law, Rubie (Post) Chalmers. Mary had 8 great-grandchildren and one great-great granddaughter.

Mary was predeceased by her parents, Mae and Lester Secor; her first husband, Harry Post; son, Dwayne Post; her second husband, Richard Graves; a great-grandson, Joshua Davis; daughter, Christine Davis; and granddaughter, Andrea (Post) Lynch.

A graveside service for Mary will be held on Sunday, September 23rd, 2018 at 1:30 p.m. at the Port Leyden Cemetery.

Calling hours for Carol A. Goodfriend will be 5 - 7 p.m. Tuesday, September 18th at the Reed & Benoit Funeral Home, Watertown. The funeral time, along with a complete obituary, will be published in Monday’s media. Carol passed away at her residence Friday, September 14th. Arrangements are with Reed & Benoit Funeral Home, Inc.

William H. Allen, 62 of Weaver Road, Chaumont passed away Wednesday afternoon at his home surrounded by his family.

Bill was born February 27, 1956 in Oneida, NY the son of Howard W. and Ruth E. Mooney Allen. He attended Lyme Central School. He served in the US Army from 1974 until 1977 with 101st Airborne Division.

He married Carol A. Campbell on March 21, 1978 in Clarksville, Tennessee. He worked for the Department of Defense for 39 yearsat Fort Drum as a civilian employee. He was an active union member and served as a union official for many years.

He was a member of Smith-Savage Post American Legion in Dexter. An avid hunter and fisherman,he also enjoyed golf and NASCAR. His free time was spent with his family and numerous friends. If you were friends with Bill, you were family. Never one to shy away from hard work, he was always involved in improvement projects, and helping others.

He is survived by his wife Carol and three children: Elizabeth Beaulieu of Louisville, KY, Jennifer L. (Edward) Emerling of Hagerstown, Maryland and Christopher S. (Stephanie) Allen of Watertown. Grandchildren include: Noah, Olivia, Lina, Aiden and Kieran. Brothers and sisters include: Nancy (Rodjer) Bourn of Kernersville, NC, John Allen of Charleston, SC, Timothy (Trudy) of Kernersville, NC, Gary (Chum) Allen of Yelm, Washington, Judy (Al) Hill of Mashpee, Mass., Frances (Loren) Bush of Calcium and Marion (Jack) Hoffman of Berlin, NH. There are also several nieces and nephews.

A Celebration of Life will be held at the American Legion in Dexter from 1-4 PM on September 23rd. Donations in lieu of flowers may be made to the Wounded Warriors Project. Online condolences may be made to dexterfuneralhome.com. Arrangements are with Johnson Funeral Home, Dexter.

Jane C. Burns, 97, of Star Lake, New York, died Wednesday, September 12, 2018 with her family in McHenry, Illinois.

Jane was born January 17, 1921 in West Carthage, New York. She was the daughter of Gilbert B. Loomis and Mary M. Cadwell. She graduated from West Carthage High School in 1938. Jane married Louis Andrew Burns on October 13, 1964 at St. Anthony’s Church in Star Lake by Reverend Joseph Dowd. Her husband, Louis passed away on October 25, 1991.

Jane was a medical secretary for Willis A. Murphy in New York and also worked as secretary for Pine Camp (Fort Drum) in Watertown, New York. She also worked in Washington, D. C. as clerk-secretary for the Department of Defense, U. S. Navy.

Jane was a member of St. Hubert’s Church in Star Lake. She was active in the Rosary and Altar Society, St. Hubert’s choir and the Knights of Columbus Auxiliary. Jane had a great love and admiration of the Adirondack Mountains. She also had a deep affection for all animals.

Surviving Jane are her son, Patrick, daughter-in-law Debra, two grandchildren, Louis and Shannon and several nieces and nephews. Four sisters and one brother predeceased Jane: Gilbert Loomis, Jr.; Ann Pepper Hersey; Mary Ball; Elizabeth Scott; and Sally La Flamme.

Funeral arrangements are with Hawley Funeral Home in Star Lake. Calling hours are 4-6 pm, Tuesday, September 18th. The funeral mass will be Wednesday, September 19th, 11:00 am at St. Hubert’s Church in Star Lake. Burial will follow at St. Hubert’s Cemetery.

Donations, in lieu of flowers, can be made to the Star Lake Fire & Rescue Department.

Nicholville — Donald M. Crinklaw, 91, passed away Thursday, September 13, 2018. Following his wishes; funeral services will be private for his family. Arrangements are entrusted to the Hammill Funeral Home.

Donald was born on July 6, 1927 in Nicholville, son of the late Myron and Mildred (Turner) Crinklaw. He attended rural school on the Cady Road and went on to Brushton High School. He married Alice Parker in St. Regis Falls in 1946. They shared 45 years of marriage and raised their four children. Alice passed away on July 26, 1991. He married Ann (Corwin) Peets-Karlberg on September 17, 1994 in Hopkinton. Ann passed away on August 14, 2014.

From a young age, Donald operated Crinklaw’s Farm. He was proud of a profession that requires an education, an understanding for business, a desire to care for animals, land conservation and provide for people that he would never meet. To Donald, dairy farming was not work- it was his life. He enjoyed entertaining his loved ones with his wisdom and old-time stories. He encouraged his children and grandchildren in their endeavors and was proud of their accomplishments. He was a member of the Dairymen’s League and McCavanaugh Pond. He enjoyed farming, 4-wheeling, hunting and repairing old tractors.

Donald is survived by his children; Jean and Willy Miller of Nicholville, Judy and John Crowley of Cicero, and Jerry and Angie Crinklaw of Nicholville, his grandchildren; Jeff and Candy, Sian and Mike Gardner, Ryan, Jessica and Graham Marsh, Allison and Jeff Dennison, Lance, Carissa and Steve, Cassandra and Justin, Jason and Brandon, his great grandchildren; Cody, Seth, Breydon, Will, Colby, Natalie, Aubree, Raelynn and Andrea. He was predeceased by a daughter, Donna Snyder, one brother, Elkanah Crinklaw, one sister, Irene Rhodes, and his great grandson, Kyle Cootware.

Memories and condolences can be shared with his family at www.hammillfh.com.

Maryann P. Declerk (formerly Maryann P McDonald) of Sackets Harbor, NY passed away at home on September 12, 2018. Formerly of New Windsor, NY. She was a retired RN and School Nurse Teacher, avid crafts enthusiast, mother of four, poodle lover, and dedicated wife.

She is survived by her husband George Declerk, son John H McDonald JR, esq, of New Windsor, NY; son Michael P McDonald, of Virginia Beach, VA; son Patrick G McDonald, of Manassass, VA; and daughter Kathleen McDonald, of Sackets Harbor, NY; stepson Patrick Declerk and family of Beacon, NY; three granddaughters, two grandsons, and one great grandson.

Private services will be conducted at the family’s discretion. In lieu of flowers, please donate to a charity for cancer treatment or animal shelter.

NORWOOD — Arrangements for 64-year-old Harold L. “Monk” Loomis, a resident of 9 Ashley Street, Norwood, are incomplete at this time with the Buck Funeral Home in Norwood. Mr. Loomis passed away early Saturday morning with family at his side. A complete obituary will be available when finalized. The Buck Funeral Home in Norwood is serving the family of Harold L. “Monk” Loomis.

Stephen F. Liebig, 65, of Buffalo, NY, formerly of Alexandria Bay, NY, passed away at Buffalo General Hospital on January 11, 2018.

Stephen was born in Buffalo, NY, he was the son of Earl and Olive (Kester) Liebig. He was raised in Alexandria Bay, NY and was a 1970 graduate of Alexandria Central School. He attended Jefferson Community College, and received his Batchelor of Arts degree from Buffalo State College in 1975.

On September 14, 1974 he married Bonnie J. Potter (late Howard and Jean Cheever) in St. Mary’s Church, Clayton, NY.

Stephen worked as a Mail Clerk at Canisius College. He was active in Campus Ministry with their community outreach as well as Appalachian projects and Habitat for Humanity. In 2011, he was honored with the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Humanitarian Award.

He was a communicant of Holy Angels Church in Buffalo serving as Eucharistic Minister. Together with his wife, he also volunteered with the CYO.

Stephen enjoyed gardening, his family and pets, and devoted countless hours to the needs of his elderly neighbors.

He is survived by his wife, a son, Stephen M. (Amanda) and a daughter, Emily K. He was the cherished Papa of Gracelyn. He is also survived by his brothers Earl R. (Charlotte), Joel, Randall (Kevin Songer), and sisters Nina, and Edna (David) Smith, a sister-in-law, Jacqueline, an aunt, Melba Kester, and several nieces, nephews, and cousins.

He was predeceased by his parents, and a brother, Lincoln.

A Memorial mass will be held at 10:00am, on Monday, September 17, at St. Mary’s Church, 521 James Street, Clayton with Rev. Arthur J. La Baff, pastor, officiating. followed by burial in St. Mary’s Cemetery.

Arrangements entrusted with Cummings Funeral Service, Inc., Clayton.

Anne (Nan) Coventry Bell - Nan “left the room” on September 8th after four years with ovarian cancer at age 68. Nan was born August 14, 1950 to Vern Coventry Bell and Anne Shearer Bell in Buffalo, NY and grew up in East Aurora, NY. She is survived by her children, Joshua Coventry Garbarino (Lara Zeigler) and Joanna Novakovic (Steven), and her adored wife, Elisabeth Jude Lindsay.

Also surviving are siblings Suzanne Shearer Bell (Christopher Brown) of Rochester, Elizabeth Anne Bell (Michael Moore) of Seattle, and Roger Hunt Bell of Ithaca; the father of her children, James Garbarino; a bevy of dear cousins, including Sue Marom and Abby Shearer; the best in-laws anyone could ever have; and friends of all ages.

Nan was predeceased by parents, aunts, and uncles.

Nan, a.k.a. “Miss Bell” was a librarian at Ithaca High School for 20 years (1996-2016), following librarianship at University of Chicago Laboratory Schools and her M.A.L.S. from the University of Chicago. Her undergraduate degree was from Empire State College, SUNY’s ‘university without walls.’ She felt she had the best job anyone could have: handing out books and storytelling! Nan was an accomplished teller of fables and tales to audiences of all ages.

Summers meant the Adirondacks, a camp on Beaver Lake, swimming, boating, watching ‘the nature,’ and reading. Grand-dogs and grand-cats were always welcome, “the more, the merrier,” as were family and friends. Nan’s own furry family, dogs Abby, Badger, Dover, and Gus, and dear black cat Bart were always terrific company. Nan was never far from a good book, a purring cat, a glass of wine, and a tiny island in the Adirondacks.

Nan had a wonderful laugh, gave the warmest hugs, and made the best shortbread in the world.

Many thanks to Dr. Campbell and the chemo suite team for the extra time on earth and to friends and family who helped care for her in her last weeks and days, including Lewis County Hospice. Special thanks to family friend Kat Lynch who went out of her way to make sure that Nan got the best care possible.

Miss Bell would like to leave you with this idea, from the story “The Loathly Lady,” in The Canterbury Tales:

“What is it that a woman truly wants? It is to have her own way.”

Cremation will be followed by placement at Danby Rural Cemetery and in the Adirondacks. Memorial service will be held at the First Unitarian Society of Ithaca, Saturday, October 13th at 2 pm.

Memorial donations may be directed to the University of California, Davis Koret Shelter Medicine Program. https://give.ucdavis.edu/VCAH/V483195

HOPPEL, Kent L Age 65, of West Valley, died September 4, 2018. Beloved husband of Rhonda; father of Krista (Brad) Frank and Adam (Molly) Hoppel; grandfather of Henry & Jacob Frank; brother of Nancy Brown, Kay Manzer, Rayta (James) Russell, Wayne (Ellen) Hoppel, Vanessa (Michael) Monnat also survived by several nieces and nephews. Friends may call Tuesday from 2-4 and 6-8 pm at SMITH-WEISMANTEL FUNERAL HOME, 271 E. Main St., Springville. A Celebration of Kent’s Life will be held Wednesday at 4 pm at the West Valley Memorial Hall. There will also be a Memorial Service on Saturday, September 22, 2018 at 1:00 pm in the Beaver Valley United Methodist Church in Naumberg, NY. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to West Valley Volunteer Hose Co, 9091 Rt 240, West Valley NY 14171 or Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Institute, 665 Elm St, Buffalo NY 14203. Online register book at www.smithweismantelfuneralhome.com.

CARTHAGE – Shirley Newvine, 74, of Em Jay Way, passed away on Friday, September 14, 2018 at her home, under the care of her family and Hospice of Jefferson County.

Arrangements are being entrusted to Lundy Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Inc., 500 State St., Carthage, NY 13619.

A full obituary will be available online at www.lundyfuneralhome.com.