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MONDAY, MARCH 27, 2006 DemocratandChronicle.com DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE NEWS BEAT MCC student wins car in fundraiser A Monroe Community College student won the National Kidney Foundation of Upstate New York's Subaru Touch-AThon on Sunday, more than 49 hours after the contest started. Jake Fabry, 19, of Gates won a 2006 Subaru Impreza. He is a vocal music student at MCC and a graduate of Northstar Christian Academy. The contest runner-up was Jeff Hooper, 40, of Rochester, who received airline tickets as part of his prize package. The Touch-A-Thon, presented by ESL, raised $30,000 to fund kidney disease prevention and kidney transplant awareness programs in upstate New York.

The Subaru was donated by Van Bortel Subaru. Auction for Arc accepting bids The second a annual CBS Radio Auction for the Arc, a benefit event, is now accepting bids. Items available include a pair of tickets to a Red Sox game Spending FROM PAGE 1B ter-based Center for Governmental Research. "Yet as they are not subject to public scrutiny or disclosure, they function as massive barrels of pork which the power brokers can use to curry favor or secure re-election. Funds are distributed according to secret agreements among the governor and Senate and Assembly leaders, and no accounting of how these decisions are made is given to the public." Among projects approved: have $250,000 in 2003 to rehabilitate a Little League how field in Lynbrook, Nassau person: County.

$900,000 to the town County of Webster's soccer and Genesee baseball programs. The Livingston money was allocated dur- Monroe ing 2001 and 2002 for four Ontario T-ball fields and a new soc- Orleans complex. Seneca $50,000 to renovate Steuben the sub-basement of the Wayne Community House of the Cherry Grove Community Wyoming Association on Fire Island, Source: a resort town off Long Island. $90,000 to replace the roof and renovate the Order Sons of Italy Anthony Maggiacomo Lodge in Yonkers in 2005. $350,000 in 2001 for parking lots in the village of Scarsdale, Westchester County.

$2.5 million for a football and soccer stadium at the State University of New York at Stony Brook in 2002. The complex was named for the legislator who directed funding to the project: Sen. Kenneth Lavalle. But most of the money has gone for bigger projects. The state's five Centers of Excellence, high-tech ventures involving universities and businesses that were created by Pataki in 2001, have received $529 million.

Business-related projects ranked second with $380 million, while colleges and universities have received $221 million. The Buffalo Bills also got $96 million in 1998 for improvements to Ralph Wil- Dog parks FROM PAGE 1B get attainable by the end of the year. A little more than a year ago, the committee had raised only about $5,000. "We have new committee members," said Allkofer about the progress made. A week ago, fliers about the dog parks were made available at a Lollypop Farm telethon at Eastview Mall.

"We got almost 100 e-mails," said Abby Baisley, 32, of Greece, who hopes that such grassroots efforts, including a table at the upcoming Lilac Festival, will translate into more donations. Baisley has been active with the local Dog Park Committee ever since she took a car trip to the South last fall and found that dog parks are a useful way for her pet pug, Daisy Mae, to get needed exercise. The impetus for the dog parks here was a new ordinance, approved by the County Legislature in 2002, that gives the parks director authority to issue small fines for unleashed dogs in county parks. Previously, an owner of an unleashed dog in any of the 21 county parks faced bigger penalties, even jail. Supporters of the and four introductory classes at Rock Ventures.

Proceeds from the event will go to the Arc of Monroe County, which provides services to individuals with developmental disabilities. The auction online begins today at www.rochesterathome and ends at 6 p.m. Tuesday. To participate, enter the keyword "Arc" to go to the auction portion of the Web site. Eastman concerts focus on women University of Rochester's Eastman School of Music will feature a weeklong series of concerts focusing on women in music starting today.

will The feature Women male in and Music female Festival Eastman students and faculty performing daily concerts at noon. All concerts are free and open to the public. A schedule of works and performers is available online at www.esm.rochester.edu/wmf. There also will be a panel discussion relating to women in music from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Friday in Ciminelli Formal Lounge, 100 Gibbs St.

The panelists will be Eastman and Syracuse University professors. son Stadium in Orchard Park. "This isn't for capital projects like roads and bridges," said the report's author, Erika Rosenberg. "It's for private groups. A lot of this is taxpayer-supported debt going to the private sector.

In some cases it might be warranted, but our very basic recommendation is to let people know what it is." Pataki spokesman Michael Marr concurred. "We agree on the need for openness," he said, pointing out that Pataki has proposed that in- Breakdown Here is how much received through program, the counties' much the Allocation 1.9 million 1.23 million 74.85 million 28.15 million 388,000 1.1 million 3.47 million 150,000 730,000 Center for money area counties the borrowing populations and counties have received Population Per-capita 60,370 64,328 735,343 100,224 44,171 33,342 19,224 93,765 43,424 Governmental Research To learn more Details of the report and a list of nearly 200 local projects: www.cgr.org. formation about these projects be posted on the Internet. He also added that most of the money Pataki has allocated has been for big projects, which have been widely publicized. But there was less support for more openness in the Legislature.

A spokesman for the Senate said he would have no comment on the report, and an Assembly spokesman didn't respond immediately to calls for comment. Comptroller Alan Hevesi refused to comment. Rosenberg said the borrowing for such projects has driven state debt, now about $48 billion, to "dangerous levels" and the money is unevenly distributed around the state. For example, while Albany County has gotten new civil fine law felt that the sanctions on the books were too severe and resulted in lax enforcement and low compliance. But with the cutbacks in parks staff, Allkofer said he can't assign staff to be on the lookout for unleashed dogs.

Nor has he issued any fines. Typically, dogs play unleashed, but word spreads quickly and leashes go on as soon as a deputy is spotted. "You will tell everyone you see the deputies are coming down," said Lisa West, who regularly takes her dog to Ellison Park and has also served as head of the Dog Park Committee. But while Allkofer has not been flooded with complaints about unleashed dogs, he does receive complaints, about 30 to 40 a year. That happened on Thursday, when Vincent Furia called Allkofer, after first calling 911.

A week earlier, Furia and his two daughters, Deanna, 9, and Danielle, 12, were taking a walk in Ellison Park. Three unleashed dogs ran up to them and, while not hurting Deanna, pinned her against the small bridge, soiling her new pullover sweatshirt. "She was scared and crying," said Furia, 41, of Rochester. And while one of the dog Training set for school candidates The Monroe County School Boards Association is holding its annual seminar for prospective school board candidates on Saturday at the Holiday Inn-Airport, 911 Brooks Ave. The seminar will run from 8 to 11:30 a.m.

and will include discussion of the roles and responsibilities of school board members. There is a $10 fee to attend, and registration must be completed by Tuesday. For details or to register call (585) 328-1972. Taiwan academic to speak here Professor Song-Jen Ong of Taiwan has been invited by Taiwanese Americans in the greater Rochester area to speak on education, economics and foreign relations. His talk, "New Thinking of Taiwan in the 21st Century," starts at 6:30 p.m.

Wednesday at the Shanghai Chinese Restaurant, 2920 West Henrietta Road. Dinner is $18 per person. To reserve a seat, call Ken Hsu at (585) 385-1260. 0.0 almost $1,100 per person with this spending (largely because of the heavy state investment in nanotechnology research at the State University at Albany), Westchester has gotten $27 per person and New York City $29. One lawmaker defended the system.

While the system does seem secretive, it actually works well to assure that money is equitably distributed around the state, said Sen. Mary Lou Rath, R-Amherst, Erie County. The report points to one grant obtained by Rath as an example of a potential problem: $300,000 for 10 new hangars for a private airport run by a group called Christian Airmen in Akron. Rath per said the hangars were needed because of an increase in private-plane traffic to the area, which is near 32 the Genesee County line. 19 "The economic develop102 ment surrounding that air281 port has been amazing," she 9 said, especially at the Pem33 broke Industrial Park just 178 across the Genesee County 2 line.

She said it is important for corporate leaders and 17 site selectors to be able to fly into the region and have a place to leave their planes. Rosenberg said the money may have been wisely spent, but there was no reason not to disclose where it was going. But Rath said that would lead to problems. "I would welcome more transparency in this process," she said. "But then we would be played off by one community against another.

I don't want to be used as a political football." She said, for example, that when she obtained some taxpayer money to help demolish some industrial buildings in Erie County's town of Tonawanda, officials in neighboring Amherst heard about it and "went nuts," since she hadn't done anything similar for them. "In the end, we have to trust the elected representatives, who are on the ground," to decide which projects to fund, Rath said. What's at stake Quality of life. Dog owners could let their dogs roam and exercise unleashed without fear of a fine, and without disturbing other park-goers. owners offered to clean Deanna's sweatshirt, Furia said that another of the owners told him he should have his children on a leash.

Furia called 911, when he got home, and eventually ended up talking to Allkofer. Such incidents, said Allkofer, only underscore the need for dog parks. "People could take their dogs off-leash in a confined area," Allkofer said. a Death Notices Within Monroe County INDICATES THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOTICE IN THIS NEWSPAPER. Clifford-Hamm, Diane Friday, March 24, 2006.

Predeceased by her husband. Dean. Survived by her brothers, James Fronczek, Michael (Joan), Ronald Hamm; sister, Janet (Stanley) Baranski; nieces and nephews. Friends may attend a Memorial Mass Wednesday at 10 AM at St. Boniface Church.

Interment at the convenience of the family. Memorials may be directed to Lollypop Farm, or St. Boniface Church. Ref: THOMAS F. TROTT FUNERAL HOME Death Notices Within Monroe County INDICATES THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOTICE IN THIS NEWSPAPER.

Ebner, Kathryn W. (Bisher) GREECE: March 25, 2006, Kathryn W. Ebner, 89. Predeceased her husband, Randall. Survived by her children, Randall (Darlene) Ebner, Michael (Kathy) Ebner; grandchildren, Keven, Karen (Richard) Leary, Brian (Andrea) Ebner, Amy (Keith) Moon; great-grandchildren, Michael, Courtney, Emma, Felicia, Dominic Jocelyn.

The family would like to thank the staff at Edna Tina Living Center. Services will be held at the convenience of the family. Inurnment, Mt. Hope Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Humane Society at Lollypop Farm.

Thomas E. Burger Funeral Home, Inc. Englert, Saturday, Charles March 25, E. 2006. Predeceased by his wife, Dolores.

Survived by his sons, John (Barbara), James (Carol) Englert; daughter, Ann Marie (Stephen) Ahrns; sister, Rita (Jack) Kennelly; grandchildren, John, Laura, Jeanne, Heather, Rebecca, Vicky, Daisy Zeke; 7 great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews. Mr. Englert was a veteran of WWII, a member of the American Legion Post of Hilton, NY, member of the St. Margaret Mary's Men's Club, and member of The Founders Club of Bausch Lomb. Friends may call Tuesday, 6-9 PM at the DREIER-GILTNER FUNERAL HOME, 1717 Portland Ave.

(at the corner of Portland Avenue Ridge Road Funeral Mass, Wednesday at 10 AM at St. Margaret Mary Church. Entombment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Memorials may be directed to Camp Good Days Special Times. Glover, Douglas Sr.

March 25, 2006. Survived by his wife, Adelia M. Glover of Spencerport, NY; 1 son, Douglas L. Glover 2 daughters, Deborah A. Glover and Denise Glover, all of Rochester; 5 grand and 2 greatgrandchildren; 2 sisters, Rochelle McDaniel of Rochester and Sylvia (Edward) Jackson of Churchville, NY; mother-in-law, Annabelle Brown of Spencerport; special niece, LaMarr J.

Jackson, dear friends, Bonita, Jackson-Smith Family, and Bea Family; nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives friends. Friends may call, Tuesday, 5-8 PM at Mt. Olivet Baptist Church, 141 Adams St. Funeral Service, Wednesday, 12 Noon at Mt. Olivet, Rev.

James L. Cherry, Officiating. Interment, Mt. Hope Cemetery. MILLARD E.

LATIMER SON 983 S. Plymouth Ave. (328-2680) Hahn, David P. March th 23, 2006, after a courageous battle with cancer. He is cherished and survived by his wife, Bridget (Finn); daughters, Kristen (Mark) Vickers of Spencerport and Laura (Richard) 1, Knapp of PA: grandson, Jack David Peter Vickers; sister, Ellen (Raymond) Grabb; sister and brothers-in law, Judith (Gary) Pettit, Timothy (Maureen) Finn, Michael (Judith) Finn, Daniel (Nita Jo) Finn, Sr.

Maureen Finn and T. Andrew Finn; many nieces and nephews. Dave was retired from the Rochester Police Dept. Friends may call Monday, 2-4, 7- 9 PM at the funeral chapel, (1031 Ridge Road, Webster). You are invited to bring a written memory or favorite photograph of Dave for the family's memory, book.

A Funeral Mass will be celebrated Tuesday, 10 AM at St. Paul's Catholic Church, 783 Hard Road, Webster. Interment at Webster Union Cemetery. Contributions in Dave's memory may be made to Lipson Cancer Center, Rochester General Hospital, 1425 Portland Rochester NY 14621. To light a candle in memory, please visit: www.anthonychapels.com Anthony Funeral Cremation Chapels 1031 Ridge Road, Webster 872-6380 Harrigan, Lucille R.

(Roos) Friday, March 24, 2006. Predeceased by her husband, John M. Harrigan. She is survived by her sons, John (Paulette), Timothy (Emily), and Michael (Deborah Apter) Harrigan; brother, Frederick (Beverly) Roos; sister, Nancy Ward; sister-in-law, Mary Eber; 7 grandchildren; 5 great grandchildren; and several nieces. Friends may call Tuesday, 3-6 PM at the Vay-Schleich Meeson Funeral Home 1075 Long Pond Road.

Her Funeral Service will be held Wednesday, 10:00 AM in the funeral home chapel. Interment, White Haven Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Pluta Cancer Center 125 Red Creek Dr. 14623 in her memory. Horswell, Raymond W.

March 26, 2006 at age 55. He is predeceased by his mother, Irene. He is survived by his father, Raymond siblings, David Michael Stephan Eileen S. Holliday, Kathleen M. Holliday; 15 nieces and nephews; many friends.

He was a member of the N.R.A. and Rochester-Brooks Association. Family will receive friends 6-9 PM Tuesday at New Comer Family Funeral Home, 2636 Ridgeway Ave. His Funeral Mass will be held at a time to be announced at Holy Name of Jesus Church, 15 St. Martin's Way.

Interment, Falls Cemetery. Jejna, Anna Irondequoit. Saturday, March 25, 2006. Predeceased by her son lhor. Anna is survived by her loving husband years, Mykola; children, Orest (Lynne) Jejna, Bohdan (Jeff) Jejna, and grandchildren, Jejna and her fiance Maria, (Don) Pickens; Jay Sonoga, Michael, Matthew and Dorian Jejna; brother, Andrij (Larissa) Charambura; nieces, Roxolana (Scott) Dailey, Natalka Adiletta, Tanya (Stefan) Vogt; nephew, Marko Charambura; family in Canada and Ukraine.

Anna was a member of the Ukrainian National Women's League of America. Her family will receive friends TUESDAY 4-7pm at the PAUL W. HARRIS FUNERAL HOME, 570 Kings Highway South (comer of Titus Avenue). Friends are invited to Anna's Divine Liturgy at UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH OF EPIPHANY. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to the Ukrainian Orphanage (U.N.W.L.A) or the Ukrainian Museum in New York. Panachyda, Tuesday Death Notices Within Monroe County INDICATES THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOTICE IN THIS NEWSPAPER. Klimas, Leonard P. "Clancy" Irondequoit. Saturday, March 25, 2006.

Clancy is survived by his loving and devoted wife of 55 years, Edna Mae Klimas, children, Mark (Lorna) Klimas, Jean (Tom) Starin, Lynn (Bob) Orlando and Ann (Dan) Varrenti, 8 loving grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Clancy was an Army Air Corps veteran of His family will receive friends MONDAY A 4-8pm at the PAUL W. HARRIS FUNERAL HOME INC. 570 Kings Highway South (comer of Titus Avenue). Friends are invited to meet the family TUESDAY at ST.

THOMAS THE APOSTLE CHURCH for his Funeral Mass. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. In memory of Clancy, memorials als may be directed to Lifetime Care Hospice of Rochester, 70 Metro Park, Rochester, NY 14623. Mehserle, Carol A. BROCKPORT: On Saturday, March 25, 2006, at the age of 66.

She is survived by her loving husband of 49 years, Louis children, Tracy (Ernest) Ross, Michael, Gregory A. (Patti), Vicki Lynn (Jon) Remington; six grandchildren; sisters, Betty (Peter) Barber, Helen (Richard) Rubino, Barbara (Gary) Webster; brothers, Harold (Lorna) and Richard (Betty) Brundage; several nieces and nephews. Friends may call Wednesday 5 8 pm at the Fowler Funeral Home, 340 West Ave, Brockport, where her Funeral Service will be held Thursday, 10:00 am. Those wishing, may contribute to the Brockport Food Shelf or Lakeside Memorial Hospital ICU Unit. Olson, Shirley (Howe, DeYager) Shirley died March 24, 2006.

She is vived by eight children, Jean Mueller (Mike), Jim DeYager (Renee), John DeYager (Liz), Jerry (Phyliss), Julie Olson (Mike Eckrich), Ken Olson (Holly), Mike Olson (Lisa), Rod Olson (Debbie), 21 grandchildren; 11 greatgrandchildren. Shirley's Memorial Service will be held at the Trinity Emmanuel Lutheran Church, 761 Elmgrove Rd. TUESDAY at 2 PM. IN LIEU OF FLOWERS, memorials may be made to the Church Arrangements by the Christopher Mitchell Funeral Home, Albion. Rapp, Dorothy Our wonderful devoted mother on March 23, 2006.

Predeceased by her husband, Warren. She is survived by 3 sons, Warren (Linda), John (Georgia) Robert; 3 daughters, Susan Zigarowitz, Karen Rapp, Patricia (Jim) Figenscher; 2 brothers, Elmer William (Carol) Robert (Roberta) Metrose; 12 grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren; also nieces nephews. will be received MONDAY from 4 to 6 PM at CRAWFORD FUNERAL HOME, 495 N. Winton Rd. (between Browncroft Humboldt), where a service will be held TUESDAY at 10 AM.

Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. For those wishing to do so please consider honoring Dorothy with a donation to the American Cancer Society (1400 N. Winton 14609). Online Condolences welcomed at: www.CrawfordFuneralHome.com Richardson, Donald E. Rochester: Peacefully passed away at age 91, on March 24, 2006, to be reunited with his wife and best friend, Ruth V.

Richardson. He was born in Waterloo, NY, graduated from Bentley College, Boston, with graduate work at Cornell University. A highly decorated veteran and pilot, he served 5 years in the European Theater as an airfield commander in England. He was an early pioneer of computer systems during his 31 years at Agway, where he won national recognition for the formation and use of databases in business management. During his 23 years of retirement in Englewood, FL, he established an accounting business, and managed the construction of a new sanctuary for the Englewood United Methodist Church and a new regional facility for Meals-On-Wheels.

He served 40 years in leadership positions with the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary and enjoyed boating in NY and FL. An avid vegetable gardener, he was planning last week for his 2006 crop. He and his wife moved to Rochester 6 years ago to be with their surviving children, John E. Richardson and Pricilla A.

Harris. After cremation there will be a service at the family gravesite in Waterloo, NY, in July. Donations are being accepted into the Donald E. Richardson Memorial Fund, Asbury First United Methodist Church, 1050 East Avenue, Rochester, NY 14607. Roche, Michael W.

March 24, 2006. Survived by his devoted wife Beverly Fowler Roche; sons Richard W. Lisa Johnston) Ronald C. (Patricia) Roche; brothers Gerald D. "Jerry" Roche, Thomas J.

(Jackie) Roche brother-in-law Gene (Vi) Fowler. Friends may call at the James R. Gray Funeral Home, 1530 Buffalo Rd Howard Tuesday 2-6 pm. Memorial Service Wednesday 11:00 am at Gates Presbyterian Church, 1049 Wegman Rd. Interment private in Grove Place Cemetery.

Please no flowers. Memorials in his memory may be sent to the Pluta Cancer Center, 125 Red Creek Dr, Roch, 14623 or Hospice of Rochester Lifetime Care, 3111 Winton Rd. Roch. 14623 Styliades, Soterios Saturday, March 25, 2006. Age 75.

He is survived by his wife, Nancy; 2 daughters, Freda (Ken) White, Vickie (Richard) Peckham; 1 son, Chris (Kathryn) Styliades; 4 grandchildren, Jessica, Alex, Shawn Matthew; 4 sisters, Thalia (George) Mitrousidis, Kassiani (Dimitrios) Aselas both of Rochester, Olga (Nick) Perkas of Greece, Erifili Maligogos of Australia; 1 brother, Lefteris (Erifili) Styliades of Greece; many nieces and nephews. His family will receive friends on TUESDAY 4-8 PM at the funeral home. On WEDNESDAY, please join his family at GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH OF THE ANNUNCIATION, 962 East at 10 AM for his Funeral Service. Fr. Jerry Tasikas officiating.

Interment White Haven Memorial Park. Trisigion TUESDAY 7 PM. Contributions may be made to Greek Orthodox Church of the Annunciation, 962 East Rochester, NY 14607, or American Association, 595 Blossom Rochester, NY 14610 in his memory. PROFETTA FUNERAL CHAPEL 1650 Empire Death Notices Within Monroe County INDICATES THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOTICE IN THIS NEWSPAPER. Wambach, Ruth M.

(Donovan) March 26, 2006, age 83. Predeceased by her husband, George. Beloved mother of George (Vicki), Jeanne Hodge, Carol (George) Palumbo, and Janet (Thomas) Smith; many grandchildren greatgrandchildren. Sister of Louise Jones. Friends may call Tuesday 3-7 PM at the Dierna Funeral Home, 2309 Culver Rd.

(near Norton). Her Funeral Mass will be celebrated Wednesday 10AM at St. Cecilia's Church. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, those wishing may direct memorial contributions to the American Heart Assn.

or the Irondequoit Volunteer Ambulance. Wells, Raymond R. Age 71, March 27, 2006, of Canandaigua, formerly of Survived by daughters, Jill (Bill) VanAalst, Dr. Beth Wells of Omaha, NE; son, Christopher Wells; 3 grandchildren, Jason, Laurie James Cromis; longtime companion, Elizabeth Dennie of Newark; and brother, Roger Wells. Raymond was a chemical scientist who retired from the Xerox Corporation after 42 years of service.

Calling hours, Wednesday, March 29th, 3-5 PM at the Richard H. Keenan Funeral Home, (Egypt location), 7501 Pittsford Palmyra Fairport. A Funeral Service will follow at 5 PM at the funeral home. Interment will be held at the convenience of the family in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Rochester. Death Notices Outside Monroe County INDICATES THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOTICE IN THIS NEWSPAPER.

Cappadonia, Elaine N. MT. MORRIS: March 25, 2006. She was predeceased by her husband Jerry in 1979, daughter Frances in 1949, brother Harry DeVoe. She is survived by 2 children Gerald Cappadonia of AZ Marilyn (Laird) Simons of Mt.

Morris; 3 grandchildren Dominick Eric Cappadonia of AZ Chris Simons of Mt. Morris; 2 sisters Marie Serge ge of Gloversville Beverly Constantino of Amsterdam; 2 brothers Clinton 1 (Pearl) DeVoe of Guilderland William (Katherine) DeVoe of Amsterdam; several nieces nephews. Friends may call Tue. 3-7 at the JOHN W. MARTIN FUNERAL HOME, 37 Chapel St.

(Rt. 408), Mt. Morris where prayers will be said Wed. at 9am followed by a Funeral Mass at 9:30 at St. Patrick's Church, Morris.

Burial St. Patrick's Cemetery, Mt. Morris. In lieu of flowers. Memorials may be made to the Mt.

Morris Ambulance Fund or Mercy Flight. Condolences may be emailed to: Case, E. Gerald "Jerry" PITTSFORD: Mr. E. Gerald "Jerry" Case, age 78, passed away at his home on Thursday, March 23, 2006.

Jerry is survived by his beloved wife of 58 years, Marjorie; his children, Marcia Wilkin, Patricia (Ronald) Lyon, Linda J. Case, and David G. (Jane) Case; nine grandchildren; seven great grandchildren; his brother, Robert L. (Lucy) Case; his sister, Marge (Phil) Lewis; many nieces, nephews, and devoted, long-time friends. There will be no prior calling hours.

A Memorial Service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, March 28, 2006 at the First Congregational Church, 58 North Main Street, Canandaigua. Interment will be in Woodlawn Cemetery at the convenience of the family. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be directed to F.F. Thompson Hospital, 350 Parrish Canandaigua, NY 14424 or to the First Congregational Church, 58 N.

Main Canandaigua, NY 14424. Arrangements by the Kennedy Son Funeral Home, Canandaigua, NY. J. Elizabeth "Betty" VICTOR, NY: Passed away at age 97. Friends are invited to call TUESDAY 4-7 PM at the JARMUSZ COTTON Funeral Home (26 Maple Victor, NY).

Friends may also attend Betty's Funeral Service SUNDAY, 7 PM at the funeral home. Interment will be at the convenience of the family. In Memoriam Campbell, Brian R. Remembering your truly unique spirit with mirth and love. Mom.

Giuliano, Marguerite D. (Delvecchio) "Grandma" You have been the best mother I 4 son could I ever looked want. up to. You You are the provided perstability within our family. Full of laughter, tears, and love.

Always found spare time to listen and give advice, because you really cared. You found joy in being kind and making others happy was the first thing on your mind. You always understood my problems and needs. We all miss you and love you very much. Wishing you were here.

Love, Joe, Christine, Louis, Crystal, and Annmarie. Hudson, Robert T. Ill "Rob" We lost you suddenly 20 years ago today and although the emptiness will remain, you will be in our hearts forever. Sadly missed. Love, Mom, Larry and Michelle Murray, William "Billy" Murray, Ernestine Always remembering the joy you brought into our lives.

Miss you both, love Mom, Marvin, Gerald, Beverly, Sandra, Ramona, Greg, Adriene, Chris, Staheen, Jerry Shelley Romanovich, Lucille Mom, 10 long years have gone by since you left us, but your love stays in our hearts. We miss you every day. Love you, your "girls." Sarkis, Mabel Mom, this is the 8th year since you left us. Our hearts are full of your loving ways and memories. Now Dad is at your side.

Words can not explain how much you both are missed. Love, George, Gayle and Family.