U.S., Obituary Collection, 1930-CurrentGinny M. (Syracuse) Bielefeldt
March 15, 1950 - March 18, 2002
Pre-deceased by: Predeceased by her husband David Bielefeldt; father John Syracuse.
Survived by: Survived by her children, Tara (Tom) Kirk, Brian Bielefeldt; mother Florence (Carl) Flexer; brothers and sister, Jay (Susie) Syracuse, Dennis (Carla) Syracuse, Susie Resnick, Carl Flexer; several Nieces, Nephews, Cousins, Aunts & Uncles.
Born at: Rochester, New York
Accomplishments: Ginny loved her family very much.
Donations: In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to Camp Good Days and Special Times, 1332 Pittsford-Mendon Rd., Mendon, NY 14506 in Ginny`s memory.
Services: BARTOLOMEO & PEROTTO Funeral Home, Inc., 1411 Vintage Lane (between 390 & Long Pond Rd.). Ginny`s Funeral Service will be Saturday 2 PM at the Funeral Home.
Remo Capodicasa
October 12, 1932 - March 10, 2002
Survived by: Husband of Concetta (Rizza). Father of Annamaria (David) Crumb, Anthony (Roberta) Capodicasa and David Capodicasa all of Atlanta GA. Grandfather of Emily Crumb. Brother of Nevio (Annamaria) Capodicasa of Pescara Italy. Brother in Law of Rose and Marvin Wright of Calif. Uncle of Kevin & Cristine Barone of New Mexico, Sandra & Paola Capodicasa of Italy; Nieces and Nephews
Born at: Pescara, Italy
Donations: Donations may be sent to the International Multiple Myeloma foundation, 12650 Riverside Dr ,Suite 206, N. Holywood CA 91607
Services: Visitation Wednesday 2-4 & 7-9. Funeral Service Thursday 9:30 AM at St. Theodore`s Church. Entombment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
Directions to Service: St. Theodore`s Church is located at 168 Spencerport Road.
Anita M. McCormack Bailey
January 14, 1920 - February 23, 2002
Pre-deceased by: Predeceased by her loving husband Paul Bailey; sisters, Marcella McCormack, Tess Clark, Ellen Dickens; brother James McCormack.
Survived by: Survived by her children Katie (Richard) Jacobs, Paul J. (Joanne) Bailey, Anita (Ron) Campe, Philip Bailey, Ellen (Audie) Young, Patricia Bailey, Mary (Steven) Santandrea; grandchildren, Christopher (Meghan), Kevin, David Jacobs; Amy, Paul, Laura Bailey; Brian, Tim, Katie, Stephen Campe; Shawn Bailey; Audie, Daniel, Timothy, Tyler Young, Christina, Elizabeth, Julie Santandrea; great-grandchildren, Michael, Keegan, Liam, Mary Grace Jacobs; sisters, Mary Agnes McCormack, Josephine Novosel, Rita Day; brother Joseph (Dorothy) McCormack; many Nieces & Nephews.
Born at: Russellville, Kentucky
Accomplishments: Anita loved her grandchildren and her family were her friends. She enjoyed dancing, cooking, music, news and an occasional beer. Anita was very kind hearted and very religious. She listened to the Rosary Daily and Mother Angelica was very important to her. Anita enjoyed returning to her hometown of Louisville and never lost her southern accent or her southern charm.
Donations: In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to the charity of your choice in Anita`s memory.
Services: BARTOLOMEO & PEROTTO Funeral Home, Inc., 1411 Vintage Lane (Between 390 & Long Pond Rd.). Anita`s visitation will be Sunday 5-9 PM. Her Funeral Mass will be celebrated Monday 11:30 AM at St. John the Evangelist Church (W. Ridge Rd.). Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
George L. Jost
April 3, 1916 - May 10, 2002
Pre-deceased by: His wife Leona Jost; Parents George & Irene Jost.
Survived by: He is survived by his children, Larry (Amy)Jost, Steve (Mary) Jost, Jim Jost, Peggy Spiegelman, Molly "Mary" (Bob) Schudel, Judy (John) Schmitt, Linda Jane (Marc) Posner; 9 grandchildren; sisters, Doris (Jim) Cole, Elizabeth Dompnier; several nieces & nephews.
Born at: Syracuse, NY
History: George was a retiree of Xerox.
Accomplishments: George was a WWII veteran, a recipient of 2 Bronze Service Stars. He was amember of The WWII 10th Mountain Army Division in Italy. He volunteered at The St. Joseph`s House of Hospitality, Friends of Fight, Sacred Heart Nocturnal Society, and a Member of the St. Thomas Club at Aquinas.
Donations: Kirkhaven Nursing Home, 254 Alexander St. Rochester, NY 14605 or St. Joseph`s House of Hospitality, PO Box 31062, Rochester, NY 14603.
Services: BARTOLOMEO & PEROTTO Funeral Home, Inc. 1411 Vintage Lane (between 390 & Long Pond Rd.) Visiting Hours will be Monday 6-9. All are invited to attend George`s Funeral Mass on Tuesday at 10:15 AM at St. Charles Borromeo. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
Directions to Service: St. Charles is located at 3003 Dewey Ave. in Greece.
Mary Grippo
July 4, 1910 - May 11, 2002
Pre-deceased by: Predeceased by her husband Angelo J. Grippo
Survived by: Mother of Rita (Nick) Penna, Robert (Jeanne) Grippo of Fla. and Angela (Mike) Mistretta of Fla. Grand mother of Carmen Penna, Mark Penna, Marisa (David) Alexander and Maryanne (Nick) Rodak. 5 Great Grandchildren. Brothers in Law, Sisters in Law, Nieces and Nephews.
Born at: Rochester, NY
Services: Visitation MONDAY 4 until 8 PM. Mary`s Funeral Mass will be held 9:30 AM at St. Mark`s Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
Mary Hubbard Caccamo
August 24, 1914 - May 11, 2002
Pre-deceased by: Her husband, Anthony J. Caccamo.
Survived by: Mrs. Caccamo is survived by her children, David (Margaret) Caccamo of New Paltz, Dorothy (Larry) Humm of Brockport, NY, and Susan (Christopher) Anagnos of Manchester Center, VT.; grandchildren, Marisa Caccamo, Arren Caccamo, and Kayla Anagnos; and a sister, Charlotte Bathrick of Red Hook.
Born at: Mont Clair, NJ
History: Born in Mont Clair, NJ (because her mother`s brother who was a doctor lived and practiced there)and grew up on the holstein and apple farm her parents from Vermont had created in Red Hook on the Hudson River in upstate NY (actually Upper Red Hook). Her younger sisters, Charlotte and Caroline, joined her to make the house full of girlish joy. They walked to a one room school house initially, and then her mother learned to drive so she could take them to school the village of Red Hook. After college (Pratt Institute and then Buffalo State College), she returned to be the expanded central school district`s first art teacher. Upon marrying her only real love (that next year), she passed that position to her new husband, Tony, and became a full time homemaker and volunteer. After Tony returned from the war to his family of 3 (Mary and their first two children), they moved to the Wappingers Falls area. She taught Sunday School in the Fishkill Reformed Church. In 1951, they moved into the home that Tony built on two acres of hay field. Then Mary moved even more intensely into volunteering! The ladies of the Home Bureau brought their sewing machines and fill the living room and dining room with the humm of the machines and their conversation. She started the boy scout pack in Wappingers when her son, Dave, was ready for cub scouts (also was his Den Mother)(was later told she couldn`t do that because she was a woman), but it stood and continues today. When daughter, Dorothy, was ready for Brownies, she volunteered for that as well. This only mentions a few of those numerous early volunteer activities. When daughter, Sue, went to school, so did Mary; going back to teaching art in the public schools. It was amazing the creativity she was able to release from the children she taught. (And until she moved away a year ago, grown adults would come up to her in the grocery store and say "Are you Mrs. Caccamo? I thought so! I loved your art classes!") When she retired from teaching, she went back to volunteering full time: *for the American Cancer Society, driving cancer patients to their treatments in Albany and New York City (Wappingers is 2 hours away from both) *for Meals On Wheels delivering those so needed hot meals to shut-ins *and back to the choir at church and several other activities! After her beloved husband, Tony, died in 1980, she continued to help others and to keep up that "garden of eden" that Tony had created by tender care and diligence with trees, bushes, and gardens that bloom from the first snowdrop flower pushing it`s head through the snow, until the final frost in the fall. In the year 2000, Mary decided that it was time to move, so in June 2001, she moved to Rochester to the lovely independent living apartments called "The Village at Park Ridge" Although she had been disabled from a stroke just before she moved, she was able to remain iindependent with the help of the ancillary services that are included there; as well as the numerous friends she so quickly developed. She was able to enjoy gardens that others had planted and tended. People who met her there had the same response as people she had met throughout her life - they felt that they had known her forever and they recognized both her fierce independence and her loving response to people.
Accomplishments: Mary was a retired art teacher who taught at Wappingers, Glenham, and Red Hook.
Donations: Memorial Fund, First Presbyterian Church, Elm St. Wappinger Falls, NY 12590 or The Anthony & Mary Hubbard Caccamo Art Education Scholarship Endowment at Buffalo State College, 1300 Elmwood Ave. GC319, Buffalo, NY 14222.
Services: NO PRIOR VISITATION. Memorial services will be held 2 p.m., Saturday, May 18, at the First Presbyterian Church, Wappingers Falls, NY. Local Memorial Service will be held on Wednesday June 5, 2002 at 2:30 PM in the Sun Room at the Village At Park Ridge. (1471 Long Pond Rd.)
Directions to Service: The Village at Park Ridge is located at 1471 Long Pond Rd. in Greece, NY.
Robert Entress
June 7, 1938 - May 12, 2002
Pre-deceased by: His wife Grace Lipani Entress
Survived by: Beloved Father of Daniel. Brother of William (Barbara) Entress, Dorothy (Philip) Perotto and Marilyn (Louis) Assenato. Several Broth ers-in-law, Sisters-in-Law, Nieces, Neph ews, Great-Nieces & Great-Nephews
Born at: Rochester, NY
History: Bob was a Kodak retiree, a substitute teacher and very active at St. John the Evangelist Church.
Services: Bob`s visitation will be Wednesday 4-8 P.M. Bob`s Funeral Mass will be Thursday 9:30 AM at St. John the Evangelist Church, Ridge Rd. Interment Holy Ghost Cemetery
Directions to Service: St. John the Evangelist is located at 2400 West Ridge Road.
