All Obituaries

Daniel F. Mathews December 28, 2018 Daniel F. Mathews, 87, of West Monroe, died Friday. Survived by wife, Mary. He was predeceased by his daughters, Diane Lohm and Barbara Brown. Calling Hours: 3 to 6 p.m. on January 4th at Traub Funeral Home, 684 N. Main St., with a memorial service immediately following.

Wayne Thomas Austin, 84, of Kirkville, passed away peacefully Sunday, with loving family by his side.Wayne retired from the railroad in 1995. He was a regular at Fyler Road Community Church. He was an avid gardener and enjoyed hunting whenever he had a chance.Wayne is survived by his sons Ugene "Tom" Austin and Ronald (Carol) Austin; his grandchildren Kyle (Ashley) Austin and Marissa Austin; and sister Mary (Bob) Bender.Family and friends may visit on Thursday,  11 am to noon, at Traub...

Joseph “Joe” Ellison, 90, of Central Square, passed peacefully on Tuesday, with loving family by his side. Joe retired with the Village of Central Square before starting BJ Landscaping. He was an avid gardener and master of all trades. In his earlier years he raised miniature horses. Joe is survived by his children Cheryl (Steven) Ackley, Stephen (Christy) Ellison, Donna (Dan) Weaver, and Samantha (John) Albert; nine grandchildren; and 18 great grandchildren; and his loving dog...

Belinda J. Fox, 59, of Fulton, passed away peacefully on Sunday. Belinda was born on March 3, 1959 to the late Frank and Barbara Taylor. She attended Mexico Academy and after graduation she married Sam Grimes, and then later married S. Jay Fox. Belinda dedicated much of her life to her son, Joshua, as well as her nieces and nephews. To better her life and the life of her son, Belinda returned to school at Bryant and Stratton to obtain an Associates degree. She...

Kathleen Pauls Jeffrey, 58, of Canastota, NY, passed away on Saturday, at St. Joseph’s Hospital surrounded by her family. She had been a nurse at Sunnyside Nursing Home. Kathy was an avid reader and loved her cats. She was a member of the 157th NYSV Reenactment Group. Kathy was a selfless individual who would always find a way to help those in need. She is survived by her husband, Donald Jeffrey; daughter, Megan (Daniel) Riemer; son, Patrick Murray; parents, Earl and Mary...

James E. “Jimmy” Allen, 63, of Scriba, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday. Jimmy was born on June 28, 1955 to the late Donald and Lena (Scaccia) Allen. He was a 1973 graduate of Oswego High School. After graduation, he served in the armed forces. Upon discharge, he worked out of Laborer’s Local 214 and then went on to be a long haul trucker. Surviving are two brothers, Donald (Nancy) Allen, Arizona; Paul Allen, New Haven; three sisters, Barbara (Ed) Riley, Florida;...

James E. Faivre, 65, passed away on Monday at his home with family by his side. He loved the outdoors and enjoyed spending time at his camp in Elgin, Ontario, Canada. Jim could often be found out on his boat with his dogs, or sharing food and good conversation with friends and family. He worked for many years at Giovanni Foods, formerly Ventre Packing. He is survived by his loving wife of 42 years, Ruth; son, Jason; siblings, Eugene (Phyllis) Faivre, Geraldine Tucker, and Beverly Welch;...

Agnes M. Gugliotta, 93, of Central Square, passed away Tuesday. Agnes was born on March 30, 1925 to the late Joseph and Cecilia Gugliotta. She graduated from Central Square School and after graduation she went on to be a cook at Leo’s Restaurant in Canastota. She was also a cook at the Cadillac Lounge in Syracuse and Fairway Diner in Fairmount. She was avid poetry writer and enjoyed an independent life. Agnes was a faithful member of the Divine Mercy Parish, formerly St....

Peter Schauer, 86, of Central Square, passed away on Thursday at Crouse Hospital. In his last days he was surrounded by his family. Peter was born on March 14, 1932 at St. Mary’s Hospital in Syracuse. In 1946, the Schauer family moved from Knaul Street on the northside to a dairy farm on Chesbro road in Caughdenoy. He and his three brothers worked hard on the farm. In 1954, Peter was drafted into the Army. He begrudgedly left his father and young brother Raymond to work the farm....

Kristina S. Aldrich, 45, of Oswego, passed away on Thursday, surrounded by her family. She was a selfless person who often would put the needs of others over her own. Kristina was passionate about her job as Head Cook for Mexico Central School District and enjoyed helping the students every day. In the evening hours she would tend bar for various establishments including, the Parish American Legion and the Drive Way Inn in Palermo. Kristina loved her pets and leaves behind a rescue dog,...