All Obituaries

Constance J. James, 80, lifelong resident of North Syracuse, passed away on Wednesday at St. Joseph’s Hospital.  Funeral Services will be private.

Kyle P. Fish,19, of East Syracuse, passed away with his loving family by his side on Monday. Born in Syracuse on April 21,2000,  he was currently attending Bryant & Stratton College for accounting and recently made the dean’s list. Kyle was passionate about skateboarding, snowboarding, going on hikes, riding his motorcycle, the stock market, and spending time with his friends and family. He was full of love and joy. His quote for life was "just do good things". Kyle...

Mary F. (Chavoustie) Krukowski, 88, of East Syracuse, passed away peacefully on Monday at St. Joseph's Hospital with her family by her side.  Born on March 15, 1931 in Watertown, New York, she was an avid SU fan who enjoyed watching Pro Golf, loved flowers, gardening and was an excellent cook.  She was predeceased by her husband, Richard; and brother, Richard P. Chavoustie.  Mary is survived by her four children, Mark (Laura) of Sidney Center, Scott (Annie) of East Syracuse,...

Norman G. Bohland, 54, of East Syracuse, passed away Tuesday.  Norm "Stormin Norman" was a graduate of East Syracuse Minoa High School, he also studied criminal justice at OCC.  He served on the Minoa and Central Square volunteer Fire Departments.  He worked as a machinist for C.W. R., B.G. Suzle and lastly at Hannford Pharmaceuticals .  Norm enjoyed hunting, bowling, snowmobiling and Nascar Racing. Norman is survived by his son, Cody R. Bohland; and three sisters,...

Michelle A. Taylor, 56, of Burdett, New York, a loving mother, passed away peacefully on May 13, 2019 at The Van Duyn Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing after a short but brave battle with cancer.  She was born in Patchogue, New York to Maureen Hamilton  and her father Joseph Morabito who was from Sicily.  In her youth she loved to play tennis and always had an eye for trendy cosmetics and jewlery.  With a girlish fondness for Kittens, Keanu and Dwayne Johnson. ...

Doruine D. Risteff, 82, of Lyncourt, passed away peacefully on Monday, May 13, 2019 at Francis House, with her family by her side.  She was born November 3, 1936, in Syracuse, the daughter of Paul and Dorothy LaFave.  She was employed with Zerrillo Green House, retiring after 25 years.  She was predeceased by her husband, Art Risteff; parents, Paul and Dorothy LaFave; and daughter, Jacqueline Sullivan and sister, Joan Hasset.  She is survived by four daughters, Charine...

 Kim “Marcy” A. ( D’Eredita) Ranucci was born to Elaine D’Eredita May 17, 1966 in Syracuse, NY. She passed away peacefully Friday morning at home with her family by her side. Kim was a graduate of Maria Regina College with an Associate’s degree in child development and went on to receive her Bachelor's degree in Nursing from Crouse School of Nursing.   Kimmy, as some of her close relatives called her, had a passion for caring for others, always...

Shirley C. Nolan, 90, of East Syracuse and North Port, FL, died peacefully Friday morning at home.  She retired from New York Telephone after 30 years.  She was a member of the North Port, FL VFW Post #8203 Auxiliary.  She was also a member of a dinner club for over 50 years of fellow employees of New York Telephone.  Shirley is survived by her daughter, Cheryl Camp; her son, Conley (Pat) Nolan, III; five grandchildren, Master Sgt. William (Jud) Camp, Jr. and his wife...

Ronald J. Padden, 78, of East Syracuse, passed away peacefully on Friday, May 3, at St. Camillus.  Born in Syracuse, Ron was a truck driver for Pilgrim Packing Co., he was an avid bowler and Yankee fan.  He was an army veteran serving during the Korean War.  He was predeceased by his brother, Joseph Griffin (Lori). Ron is survived by his loving and caring wife, Kathleen (Brown) Padden; two children, Ronald Padden Jr. (Monica) and Mary Kay (Ray) Southerland; brother, Robert E....

George Edward Stewart, 94, passed away Sunday on his way home from working on his farm in Kirkville to his home in East Syracuse.  George grew up in Kirkville, NY, where he went to school, worked as a farm hand and was a member of the Boy Scouts of America. As a boy scout George won a regional fire starting competition using flint & steel and won a trip to New York City to compete with other boy scouts. He left school to join the Army Air Corp at 17, attended basic training in Miami...