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SUN-BULLETIN OBITUARIES IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM IreneKanazawich93 fellasleepintheLordon home. Shewaspredeceased RtRev.JosephandPani ElizabethZelechivsky, OlgaKulikandmanyniecesandnephews.Shewas amemberofSt.JohnUkrainianOrthodoxChurch anditschoir.IrenewasagraduateoftheRhode IslandConservatoryofMusic.Shetaughtpiano andvoice.SheperformedwithTCO,balletschools, heldMonday11amatSt.JohnUkrainianOrthodox theRev.FatherIvanSynevskyyofficiating.Burial willbeintheparishcemetery.Rev.Synevskyy willconductaprayerserviceSunday5pmatthe In Loving Memory Of David Edward Bell 1943 2013 From your favorite golfing brother, Bob, and the whole Warner lan. In Loving Memory Of Joan B. Hamlin November 26, 2016 Your presen we miss Your memories we treasure No longer in our lives to share but in our hearts you are always there. Love you always and forever, Eugene, Debby, Mike, Suzanne, Be ky, ammy In Loving Memory Of James P.

Smith 1923 2009 Happy 67th Anniversary Love, Your Wife Margee In Loving Memory of Joshua Henry Happy Birthday Josh! I love all our wonderful times and memories. What a joy you have been! A very spe ial pla in my heart forever. Love you so mu Gigi JimReif Happy52ndBirthday! withJeff. sisterKatie. MichaelJ.Cleney,81,o Binghamtonpassedaway afterabriefillnesson predeceasedbyhisparents MichaelandHelen AndrewandLillian.He issurvivedbyhiswifeo brotherJohnCleney.MikeservedintheUnited StatesMarineCorp.duringtheKoreanConflict.

HewasalegendaryBarberontheSouthsideo greatlymissedbyall.Visitationwillbeheldon THOMASJ.SHEAFUNERALHOME,INC.,137 RobinsonSt.Binghamton,NY.AFuneralService willbeheldat10amonTuesdayattheFuneral HomewithMilitaryHonors.Inlieuofflowers memorialdonationscanbemadetoCysticFibrosis 13206. PamelaRappleyea passedawaypeacefully illnessatMemorialSloan KetteringCancerCenter withfamilybyherside. graduatedfromNorwichHighSchoolin1975. PamcontinuedherstudiesatCornellUniversityin ShesubsequentlyearnedaMasterofSocialWork fromSyracuseUniversity.Aftergraduation,she spentmostofhercareeratwhatisnowknownas torestorethementalhealthofthemanychildren andadolescentswhoselivesshetouched.Pamhad theBluesFestandColorscape.Shetrulylivedevery daytoitsfullest.Mostofall,Pamcaredabouther family.Althoughshewasafulltimesocialworker, withalovinghandtoadulthoodandwhatshe theprecioustimetheywereabletosharetogether. companyofhercountlessfriends.Whethershewas memorieswithherforeverfriendsfromNorwich, specialrelationshipsimmensely.Selflessandcaring, Paminspiredthesequalitiesineveryoneshemet.

Shewasanexceptionallistenerandwaslovedfor brilliance.Shewasawonderful,down-to-earth companionwhoselaughwasgivenfreelyandoften. andGloriaVredenburgh.Pamispredeceasedbyher Aprivatememorialservicewillfollow.Burialwill celebrationoflifeinmemoryofPamwillbeheld inthespringorsummerof2017.Inlieuofflowers, contributionsinmemoryofPammaybemadeto giving.mskcc.org/ways-give)ortheBroomeCounty 13903. Funeralarrangementshavebeenentrustedtothe WilsonFuneralHome.Toleavethefamilyamessage OBITUARIES OBITUARIES LOS ANGELES The best TV mothers become mother, with each generation claiming its own. For viewers who came of age during Brady years, it was Florence Henderson who more than earned the honor. She was partly old-school TV mom, as perfectly groomed and poised as Harriet Nelson in Adventures of Ozzie or Barbara June Cleaver in it to both of 1950s- vintage.

But own sass, warmth and strength made Carol Brady the right surrogate mom for the changing 1970s. Fans of the show who watched her preside with screen husband Robert Reed over one of first blended families realized it. So did Maureen McCormick, who played eldest daughter Marcia Brady. wish everyone could have really, really known her. But I feel like so many people, even though they they do.

She was mom, friend. Everybody loved McCormick said of Henderson. She died Thursday of heart failure in Los Angeles at age 82. The sitcom into McCormick said, describing her as a woman who overcame obstacles to endure as a stage and TV star. last public appearance was Monday at With the taping, where she cheered on McCormick.

reading the outpouring of love for McCormick said Friday. no negative anything out there, and a very rare thing in this she said. Evidence of that came in the range of celebrities responding to her loss. Henderson. That hurts.

But she leaves an indelible mark on the history of entertainment. We love you, Mrs. tweeted Seth MacFarlane Marlon Wayans, who worked with Henderson in his Shades of film parody, said in a Twitter post that it was dream of mine to work with her and it was all the fun I hoped it to Actress Florence Henderson, known most for her role as Carol Brady in Brady died Friday. She was 82. (Photo by Mike Images) Florence Henderson, 82, remembered as LYNN ELBER, AP TELEVISION WRITER IPurple Heart of NY soldier killed in WWII being returned LOWVILLE- A Purple Heart medal posthumously awarded to a northern new York soldier killed during World War II is being returned to his family.

Vermont-based Purple Hearts Reunited says it was returning two World War I Purple Hearts earlier this year at the Jefferson County Historical Society in Watertown when he was told the organization had four other Purple Hearts in its safe. One of the medals had been awarded posthumously to Technician Edward Lamoureaux, who was born in St. Lawrence County. He was serving in an Army tank unit when he was killed in action in Luxembourg in September 1944. His remains were never recovered.

Purple Heart was scheduled to be presented to his niece, Nancy Cleveland of Oneida County, during a ceremony Friday afternoon at the VFW post in Lowvillein Lewis County. Union strike at upstate NY chemical plant enters 4th week WATERFORD- A strike by hundreds of union workers at an upstate New York chemical plant is now into its fourth week. Some 700 members of an IUE-CWA local walked off the job earlier this month at Momentive Performance Materials in the Saratoga County town of Waterford, on the Hudson River north of Albany. The union went on strike after contract talks failed over the plans to cut in health insurance and other benefits. Scores of workers spent Thanksgiving walking picket lines while one striker cooked a turkey in an outdoor fryer and supporters in the community dropped off food for the holiday meal.

Supervisors and newly hired, non-union replacement workers are operating the plant, which makes industrial sealants, adhesives and water repellents. The facility was owned by General Electric until 2006. Fire tears through onion-packing plant; no one is injured ELBA, N.Y. An onion-packing plant in western New York has been ravaged by a fire. No one was injured in the fire Thursday morning at Big Farms in Elba, about 50 miles east of Niagara Falls.

Genesee County Emergency Services coordinator Tim Yaeger says a nearby deer hunter spotted smoke at the farm and alerted authorities. Firefighters from multiple counties battled the flames. A column of smoke gushed from the warehouse-like building. Yaeger says getting water on the fire was a challenge, with only one hydrant in the area and no sprinklers in the building. He says the building required to have them.

Acompany phone rang unanswered Thursday night. Officials are investigating the cause of the blaze. Police: Fatal shooting at NY gay bar bias-related ALBANY- Authorities say a fatal shooting at an Albany bar popular with the LGBT community bias-related. The Times Union of Albany reportspolice have said early morning shooting at Rocks appears to be an isolated incident and not a hate crime. Police say someone opened fire inside the bar around 2 a.m.

Thursday, shooting four people. A man died at an Albany hospital, while the other three victims suffered non-life-threatening injuries. None of the names have been released Friday. Police also said what led to the shooting. Michael Weidrich, executive director and CEO of the Pride Center of the Capital Region, said police assured him it a biased-related incident, but instead was personal issue between the people 23-year-old man fatally stabbed on Queens street NEW YORK Authorities are investigating the fatal stabbing of a man on a Queens street.

Police responding to a 911 call shortly after noon on Thursday found the man on Judge Street, with a stab wound to his torso. He was taken to the hospital where he died. The man was identified as 23-year-old Jan Carlos Salcedo of the Bronx. No arrests have been made. Police investigate fatal shooting of mother, daughter ROCHESTER- Authorities say investigating the deaths of two women who had been shot inside aRochester home.

Police say officers were called to a house on Wellington Avenue around 7 a.m. Friday. Officers say both victims were adults. Family members at the scene of the shooting tell local media outlets that the victims were a mother and her 18-year-old daughter. Police released the names or details of the shooting.

Officers say there were several children inside the home at the time of the shooting. Police say no danger to the public. Baby born in car amid Thanksgiving traffic on NY highway YONKERS, N.Y. As many Americans hit the road on Thanksgiving, one baby wait to join them. Firefighters were called to help a woman in labor in acar on a suburban New York highway Thursday.

But the baby was born before they got there six minutes later. It happened around 2 p.m. on the Sprain Brook Parkway in Yonkers, just north of New York City. Fire Lt. Peter Connelly tells The Journal News the woman gave birth in the reclined front seat of an SUV.

The father was with her. Connelly says firefighters checked the baby vital signs, cut the umbilical cord, made sure she was warm and helped her mother stay calm. Both were soon taken to a hospital. Connelly says the baby appeared healthy. Press STATE BRIEFS.