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12/23/2025

Stewart A. Sharrett

Alfred Station

Stewart A. Sharrett, 75, a resident of Burdick Road, passed away Thursday (Dec. 18, 2025) at St. James Hospital in Hornell. Born in North Hornell, August 17, 1950, he was the son of Charles and Violet Bell Sharrett. Stewart had resided his entire life in the Almond- Alfred Almond area. He was a graduate of Alfred Almond Central School, and attended Wellsville Tech, to further his career in carpentry. He proudly served his country as a member of the United States Army.

After serving his country, he pursued his lifelong passion for carpentry, holding various positions before building a rewarding career as a carpenter at Alfred State college, from which he retired after years of dedication, hard work, and service.

Stewart loved living in the valley and was happiest spending time in his garage, always tinkering, fixing, or working on a new project. Working on cars was more than a hobby- it was a passion he proudly passed down to his family. He enjoyed teaching them the many skills he had learned over the years, sharing not only his knowledge, but also his work ethic and love for hands-on learning.

Stewart loved life's simple pleasures-enjoying coffee with friends, the excitement of the races, and working on projects with friends and family. Known for his generous and caring spirit, he was always ready to help anyone in need.

He was predeceased by his parents, his brother John Sharrett, his step daughter Stacia Marlatt and step son Joseph Lecceardone.

Surviving are his wife Cherrie Mullikin Sharrett, his sons, Shane (Cassi) Sharrett of Andover, and Christopher Sharrett of Alfred Station, his brother, Thomas (Linda) Sharrett of North Hornell, grandchildren, Aliyah, Ayden, and Ashtyn Sharrett.

There will be no calling hours. The family will observe a private celebration of life at their convenience. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery, Almond.

Friends wishing to remember Stewart, are asked to consider a memorial contribution to the Hornell Area Humane Society, 7649 Industrial Park Road, Hornell, NY 14843, The American Cancer Society, 1400 'Winton Road, Rochester, NY 14609, or to the Veterans Administration Medical Center, Patient Recreation Fund, Bath New York 14810.

12/23/2025

RuthAnn Bebout, 81, of Hornell passed away peacefully in her home with
her children by her side early Sunday morning, December 21st, 2025.
RuthAnn, known as "Rudy" to her best friends, was born on March 12th,
1944. She was the daughter of Roy and Doris (Reynolds) Schoonover. She
graduated from Hornell and stayed in the area her whole life, residing
in Alfred and Hornell. RuthAnn worked at Acme Markets for 25+ years
until they closed their doors. At 50 years old after a lifetime of
taking care of her family she decided to go back to school and became an
LPN, where she went to work at the Hornell Gardens to continue her life
of caring.
RuthAnn was an amazing mother, grandmother and a faithful friend. She
loved to cook and make meals for everyone and would do anything for her
loved ones!
RuthAnn was an avid traveler and loved to travel with her many friends
to her two favorite places in the world, Galveston Beach and Las Vegas.
She was a lifetime member of the Hornell Association and the AMVETS.
RuthAnn was predeceased by her parents Doris and Roy, her sister Joanne
Cartwright and her brothers, Homer (Butch) and Neil Schoonover.
Surviving is her daughter, Bobbi (Joshua) Morgan of Greenwood, her son,
Keith Cartwright of Hornell and her three grandchildren, Mikayla
Gardner, Maddux Schwartz and Cassidy Cartwright.
Family and friends are invited to calling hours on Saturday January
3rd,2026 from 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm at Bender, Brown and Powers at 354
Canisteo St. Hornell.
Friends wishing to remember RuthAnn are asked to make a contribution to
St. Judes Research Hospital, 501 St. Judes Place Memphis, TN 38105-99959

12/22/2025

Raymond D. Champlin
Alfred Station
Raymond D. Champlin, age 87, of Terbury Road, passed away peacefully on December 11, 2025, at Elderwood Nursing Home.
Raymond was born in North Hornell on January 22, 1938, the son of Reed D. Champlin and Lottie Terribury Champlin, and was a lifelong area resident. He was a graduate of Alfred Almond Central School.
Raymond was retired from the Town of Alfred Highway Department, where he had worked as a heavy equipment operator. He also worked for Allegany County Highway Department for several Years. Raymond had been a part-time farmer his entire life. He enjoyed restoring Allis Chalmers tractors, hunting, and the outdoors.
He was predeceased by his parents, and his sister Arlene Roberts, and brother Dale Champlin.
He is survived by his daughter Corinne (Brian) Harrison of South Carolina, his son Randy Champlin of Alfred Station, his brother Verge Champlin, and nieces and nephews.
A Graveside Service for Raymond will be held in the spring at Maplewood Cemetery in Alfred Station.
Funeral arrangements are with the Bender-Brown & Powers Funeral Home in Hornell.
To send a remembrance please visit www.brownandpowersfuneralhomes.com or on Facebook @ Brown Powers FH.

12/22/2025

Betty Ann Boyd Weaver
Belfast
Betty Weaver age 92 of East Hughes Street, passed away peacefully on Sunday (December 21, 2025) at Olean General Hospital.
She was born in Pembroke, NY on May 2, 1933 the daughter of George Boyd and Gertrude Hanft Boyd, and moved to Belfast at 3 years old with her family. She started school in a one room schoolhouse at the top of Gleason Hill in 1938, and in 1939 started at Belfast Central School, graduating “Class of 1951”. Not long after graduating she married Harold J. Weaver on August 11, 1951, and was predeceased by him in 2017. Betty started her career at Harringtons Grocery, and started driving School Bus at Belfast Central School in 1963-1998, and then took on a Teachers Aide position from 2000-2015. She was a devoted member of the Belfast Free Methodist Church, where she taught Sunday School, and participated in many committees. She loved to play cards and Bingo. Traveling was her favorite thing to do. She’d visited all 50 states, and also the countries of England, Italy, Netherlands, Germany, Ireland, and Wales. Her children and grandchildren fondly remember how she always made time for each of them. The community still shares fond memories from her long-time employment at Belfast Central School, a true Belfast Bulldog at heart.
She was predeceased by her parents, her husband Harold on October 3, 2017, her sisters Corinne Crosby, Dorothy “Dot” Zuver, and Jodi Boyd.
She is survived by her children: Trudy Dorsey, George Weaver, David (Wanda) Weaver, William (Vicki) Weaver, Lori (Nate) Olcott, Margaret Young, and Harold (Pam) Weaver, her sister June Lamonski, 23 grandchildren, 41 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild, numerous nieces, nephew, church friends, and community friends.
Calling hours will be on Saturday (December 27, 2025) from 11am-1pm at the Belfast Free Methodist Church 11 Chestnut Street in Belfast, where a Funeral Service will be held at 1:00pm with Pastor Joshua Lehman to officiate. Burial will be at Riverside Cemetery in Belfast.
Donations can be made to the Belfast Free Methodist Church 11 Chestnut Street Belfast NY 14711.
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12/21/2025

Esther Helen Smith, age 98, passed away peacefully at home on Friday evening, December 19, 2025.
She was born on August 21, 1927, in Hornell, New York, the daughter of Bert Hosmer and Bessie Hosmer (White). On June 29, 1946, she married the love of her life, Frank T. Smith, and together they shared a devoted marriage until his passing on November 23, 2008. Esther spent her married life in Almond, New York, where she and her husband built a loving home and raised their family.
Above all else, Esther cherished her family. She was the proud mother of six children, and all of them carry countless cherished memories of their mom—her kindness, her generosity, and the quiet, steady ways she showed her love every day. Family was always at the center of her life, and her greatest joy came from time spent with her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.
For several years, Esther worked at Stern and Stern Textiles, where she was known as a friend to all, and everyone who knew her could not say enough about how kind and sweet she was.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Bert Hosmer and Bessie Hosmer (White); her beloved husband, Frank T. Smith, in 2008; her sisters, Ethel O’Dell and Eloise Northrup; her brothers, Harold Hosmer, Willis Hosmer, and Lawrence Hosmer; her son-in-law, Brett Brewster; her granddaughter, Elaine Liddel; and her grandson, Franklyn “Frankie” George.
She is survived by her children (so blessed to have been able to call her Mom, whom she loved deeply):
Helen Taylor (Joe), Frank Thomas Smith Jr. (Judy), Edward Smith (Betsy), Roberta DuFrane (Henry), Jack Smith (Tammy), Pamela Brewster (Brett [deceased], and Mike).
Grandchildren (a great source of joy in her life):
Sharon Yoder (LeLand), Shauna Kudray (Robert), Stephen Fay (Elizabeth), Katrina McMichael (Mark), Thomas Smith (Samantha), Eddie Smith, Erica Giallella (Anthony), Elaine Liddel [deceased], Erin Smith (Shawn), Michael DuFrane (Barbara), David DuFrane (Ruth), Franklyn George [deceased], Danielle Kosek (Matthew), Chad George (Nicole), Dustin DuFrane, Brandon DuFrane (Jessica), Chad DuFrane (Margaret), Jack Smith II (Karrie), Craig Smith (Laura), Travis Smith (Jaclyn), Michael Brewster (Dana), Stacy Brewster, Taelor Malinowski (Lou [deceased]), Cody Brewster (Danielle), Brett Brewster II (Sara).
Great-grandchildren (also a great joy in her life, who lovingly called her “Grandma-Great”):
Nicole Blauvelt (Brett), Marissa Pershall (Tyler), Ryan Yoder (Daryn), Timothy Yoder, Kailee Seward (Jed), Jordan Yoder (Natalie), Kenadi Fay, Laurin Fay, Makenzie Tappen (Jacob), Aubrey Yoder (Byron), Chloe Fay, Blake McMichael, Kylie McMichael, Dylan Cragg, Scarlett Smith, Bobby Smith (Breanna), Dalton Smith (Elizabeth), Keelan Smith (Alexa), Rylan Burley, Eliana Smith, Ceci Giallella (Dominic), Claudia Giallella, Coletta Giallella, Anthony Giallella, Joseph Giallella, Gavin McCumiskey (Camryn), Derek McCumiskey, Collin McCumiskey, Allison Liddel, Hunter Geer, Isabella Geer, Wyatt Geer, Tahlia Kosek, Jett Kosek, Kaleigha Kosek, Courtney Mead, Porter DuFrane, Justine Smith (Corbin), Angela Smith, Hunter Smith, Alexis Barnes, Peyton Barnes, Chloe Smith, Kevin Smith, Andrew Smith, Tyler Smith, Olivia Smith, Landon Smith, Alexander Brewster, Olivia Brewster, Lexy Brewster, Chase Malinowski, Stella Brewster, Rowan Brewster.
She is also survived by several great-great-grandchildren and great-great-great-grandchildren, a testament to her enduring legacy of family and love.
The family will be present to receive friends on Tuesday, December 23, 2025, at the Bender-Brown & Powers Funeral Home, 354 Canisteo Street, Hornell, from 2:00–4:00 PM and 6:00–8:00 PM, where funeral services will be held following the calling hours. Burial will take place in Woodlawn Cemetery, Almond, New York.
Esther was the best, most caring mom anyone could ask for, and she lived her life with an open heart and generous spirit. She always said,
“If there is anything you need and I have it, you’re welcome to it,” and she truly meant it.
Her kindness, warmth, and gentle presence will live on in the many lives she touched. She will be deeply missed every day and lovingly remembered by all who were blessed to know her.

12/20/2025

James M. McCormick was born February 10, 1950 in Brooklyn, New York to John T. and Jennie J. McCormick. James passed away at home Thursday November 18th, 2025 due to a long, illness surrounded by loved ones.
He lived his life in good humor and warmth and was always available to share laughter and good times with all his family and friends. Jim will be cherished most for his loyal friendships, quiet acts of kindness, and willingness to always be there to help. He was a genuinely caring man, who adored his children and grandchildren and great grandchildren. He is survived by his Fiancé, Cheryl Morris, his children by previous marriages, Laurie Hadsell (Russell), James M. McCormick, Jr. (Melanie ), Jennifer Stauffer (James), Christopher J. McCormick, and Eric McCormick (Summer). Blessed with Grandchildren, they are : Michael Bloom, Jr. Jared Hadsell, Mathew J. McCormick, Alisha Rose McCormick, Bandon Lee Helton, and Kayla Marie McCormick, Lacy McCormick, Alex McCormick, Emily Ann McCormick, Danielle Henry, Rose Brown, Allison Griffin, Aimee Brown, Gage McCormick, Lily McCormick, and Great Grandchildren: Aiden Bloom, Carter Bloom, Davina Hadsell, Amari Hadsell, Aurora Rosalyn McCormick, Caeden Patrick McCormick, Bailey Marie McCormick, Logan James McCormick, Karson Young and Remi Henry and Ashton Moss.
He is survived by his brothers, John T. McCormick, Jr. (Susan) of Dresden, NY and Stephan R. McCormick (Linda) of Powder Springs, Georgia. He has many cousins, nieces and nephews throughout the United States.
Jim was an accomplished guitarist and performed with many bands in Western New York and South Carolina, performing different varieties of Rock, Country, Top 40 and original styles. His bandmates were lifelong friends, and he enjoyed recounting stories and adventures they shared. He was an artist and craftsman who enjoyed woodworking and creating beauty to share with others. He enjoyed fast cars, motorcycles and engines and the “art of the deal”; he was a member of Hornell AMVETS, and former Sargeant-of-Arms for the Northern Riders Motorcycle Club; but above all, he enjoyed his family and doted on them as father, grandfather and great-grandfather.
Honoring Jame’s wishes, there will be no calling hours or services.
The family is being assisted by Bender-Brown & Powers Funeral Home of Hornell.

12/19/2025

Robert Mayo McKnight Obituary

Announcement:
Robert Mayo McKnight, 90, of Almond, New York, passed away peacefully on December 17th at home with his wife of 72 years by his side. He was born on December 18, 1934, in Hornell, New York, to James and Elizabeth McKnight.

Life & Career:
Robert worked as a Civil Engineer at the New York State Department of Transportation, retiring after 31 years. Robert was a Staff Sergeant in the United States Air Force serving our nation during the Korean War and Cold War Era as a Radio Intercept Operator assigned to the 6911th Radio Squadron Mobile US Air Force Security Service Darmstadt, Germany. Honorably Discharged from Active Duty at Kelly Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.

Family:
Robert married the love of his life, Helen Dodge, in 1955, and they had five children: Juanta (McKnight) Weaver, Colleen (McKnight) Harvey, Lois (McKnight) Curran, Robert McKnight, and Michele (McKnight) Lambert. Robert is survived by his brothers, Rodrick McKnight of Angelica, NY, and Ronald McKnight of Cleveland, MS.
Children: Juanta (McKnight) Weaver, Colleen (McKnight) Harvey, Lois (McKnight) Curran, Robert McKnight, and Michele (McKnight) Lambert
Grandchildren: Rachel (Weaver) Docherty, Sienna (Harvey) Burnett, Sara Weaver, Luke Harvey, Brittany (Curran) Studley, Casey (Curran) Rose, Riley Curran, Kelsey Curran, Colby Curran, Dylan Lambert, Carson Lambert, Hunter Lambert, Finnegan Lambert, Aslynn McKnight, Cassidy McKnight
Great Grandchildren: Elie and Ian Docherty, Wyatt and Raegan Evingham, Quinn and Iris Burnett, Lucia and Rock Harvey, Sturgill Studley, Canyon and Wynona Rose, Jonah Lambert, Cooper Curran.
He was preceded in death by his parents, James and Elizabeth, and siblings: Fred, Richard, Theodor, and Sandra.

Interests/Personality:
Robert shared his love for family, hunting, shooting sports, running, gardening, and an active lifestyle with his family. Encouraging all his kids, Grandchildren, and great-grandchildren to participate in outdoor activities and athletics, Robert and his wife Helen could always be found on many sidelines and bleachers at various events, cheering, or in the backyard playing catch or engaging in other outdoor sports activities with them. After retiring, Robert was known for being generous with his time to those in need. He was involved in several charitable building projects, including Habitat for Humanity, His Church, and families in his community, as well as others outside the area that needed his skill set and knowledge. He was known for his lifelong Patriotism, love for his wife, dedication to family and friends, and was a devout follower of Christ Jesus

Services:
A celebration of life will be held on January 9th at 11:00 a.m. at the Almond Community Church.
A military burial service will be scheduled at a later date this coming spring at the Bath National Cemetery.
Donations: Instead of flowers, donations may be made to Almond Community Church or the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

A Special Thank You:
To Tender Loving Care and their beautiful staff, for caring for Robert and Helen these past 4 years

12/12/2025

Douglas R. Brown
Alfred Station
Douglas R. Brown, 78, a resident of Whitford Road, passed away peacefully on Wednesday (Dec. 10, 2025) at his home.
Born in Kingsport, Tennessee on October 1, 1947, he was the son of William and Hazel Marshall Brown. Doug resided nearly all his life in Alfred Station. He was a graduate of Alfred-Almond Central School and proudly served his country in the United States Navy from 1969–1973.
Doug was employed in the Maintenance Department at the College of Ceramics in Alfred, and later worked as a security guard at Alstom in Hornell prior to his retirement.
He was predeceased by his parents; his sons, Douglas Brown Jr. and Jeffery Brown; and his brothers, David and Milton Brown.
Doug was a member of the Wellsville American Legion, the AMVETS in Hornell, the Hornell VFW Post, the Whitesville Rod & Gun Club, and was a life member of the Alfred Station Fire Department.
Surviving are his wife, Mary Gaynor Brown; his daughter, Christine Brown of South Carolina; his brothers, John (Mary) Brown of Almond and Gerald (Lisa) Brown of Wellsville; his grandchildren, Keishia Decker, Tabetha Decker, Fiona McLane-Brown, Leeann, Kyland Folts, Devin Brown, Josh Brown, Lexi Remchuk, and their mother Denise Curry; and his great-grandchildren, Tyler, Landyn, Parker, Zaraeh, Trenton, and Abraham. He is also survived by extended family including Bill and Wendy Dailey, Rick, Jeff, Billy, Kevin Dailey and family, Tom and Deb Nardi, and Chris Waiss and family.
The family will be present to receive friends on Wednesday (Dec. 17, 2025) at the Bender-Brown & Powers Funeral Home, 354 Canisteo Street in Hornell, from 2 PM until 4 PM, when Military Honors will be rendered. A Memorial Service will follow with Rev. Steve Crowell officiating. Burial will be in Alfred Rural Cemetery.
Friends wishing to remember Doug are asked to consider a contribution to the Alfred Station Fire Department.
To send a remembrance please visit www.brownandpowersfuneralhomes.com or on Facebook @ Brown Powers FH.

12/11/2025

Matthew David Merring, 29, died unexpectedly from heart complications on December 7th, 2025, at Strong Memorial Hospital, surrounded by family and friends. Matt was born on March 3rd, 1996 in Hornell, NY to Lynda and Dana Merring. He became so much more than a son, He was a loving father, husband and brother. He was everybody’s best friend.
Matt was a force of nature that you could always hear coming. He lived his life exactly the way he wanted, he said what he thought freely, openly, and often, but was never hurtful. He wanted to know what you thought, and he cared about what mattered to you. Matt had this ability to see people. He loved his friends and family completely. He saw their flaws, knew they were ridiculous, and loved them anyway. He overcame so much in his life and never let it define him. He worked hard at everything he did, was always up to something, and LOVED telling you all about it.
Matt’s family was everything to him. He met Stephanie in 2018, and they were off to the races building a life together. He loved his kids, Olivia, Ryder, and McKinlee, and the big, loud, messy, perfect life they built together in their home in the woods in South Hornell. It was just them, 2dogs, 2 cats, 48 chickens, and 9 ducks, taking on the world together.
Matt belonged outside. He studied Conservation Law Enforcement at Finger Lakes Community College, graduating in 2017. He went on to work for DN Tanks, Meyers RV, and eventually built his career as a Wind Turbine Technician at Siemens Energy. In his personal time, Matt was a volunteer firefighter with the South Hornell Fire Company, serving with them for 13 years. He loved spending time with his family, being outdoors, hunting, fishing, and drinking a beer at Keuka lake. He just wanted to be outside, goofing around with everyone he loved.
Matt is survived by his loving wife Stephanie, and his three children Olivia, Ryder, and McKinlee, who he loved fiercely; his parents Lynda and Dana Merring; his sister Amanda, brother-in-law Cody, and their children Rylie, Blake, Spencer and Theodore Gray; his grandparents Katharine and David Holsopple; his grandfather Donald Merring and his wife Betty; his in-laws Christina and James Rawleigh, and brother-in-law Ty; several aunts, uncles, cousins, and countless friends. Matt was preceded in death by his grandmother Marcia Merring.
Please join us in celebrating Matt’s life. Arrangements have been made by Bender- Brown & and Powers Funeral Home on Canisteo St. Hornell. Calling hours are scheduled for Saturday December 13th from 1:00pm to 4:00pm with the funeral immediately following.
To send a remembrance please www.brownandpowersfuneralhomes.com or on Facebook @ Brown Powers FH.

12/08/2025

Obituary
Diane Phillips

Diane Lee Phillips passed away on 12/1/25 after struggling for many years due to multiple chronic medical conditions. Diane was born on 2/24/1950 to Eugene and Leora Hunt. She was the oldest of 4 children. She graduated from Hornell High School in 1968 and attended Fredonia College. Diane spent many years in various roles in the retail field before becoming a real estate agent.

Diane relocated to Florida in 1977, where she lived until returning to New York to be with family in 2011. She lived with her mother, Leora, in Hornell for the past several years. During that time Leora and Diane provided each other with much support and companionship.

Diane loved life in Florida and spent much of her spare time walking the beaches. She loved to go out dancing. Diane had many hobbies, including shell collecting, knitting, reading, painting ceramic houses and shopping for clothes. She enjoyed rooting for the Miami Dolphins and loved everything Disney. Friends and family received one of her beautifully hand knitted blankets for the birth of each baby. Many friends and family have also been the recipient of her expertly painted ceramic houses. Diane loved animals, and was particularly devoted to her cats. She greatly admired fancy cars.

Diane is survived by her mother, Leora Hunt, her sons Russ Conjerti (Jennifer) and Christopher Conjerti, her brother Bill, her sister and brother-in-law, Debbie and Pat Norton and two grandchildren, Anna Conjerti and Angelo Conjerti. She is also survived by her nieces, Katie Twigg (Dana) and Jennifer Hunt (Victor) and their children. She was predeceased by her father Eugene Hunt, brother Brian and nephews Wiliam Hunt and Merritt Norton. Diane will be greatly missed by her extremely compassionate friend, Teasha Stiles, who took excellent care of Diane for the past few years. She will also be missed by her good friend Rose Hunt.

A private family ceremony will take place in the coming months. Donations in Diane’s memory can be made to an animal shelter of your choice.

Funeral arrangements are with the Brown & Powers Funeral Home in Hornell.

Please leave a condolence on www.brownandpowersfuneralhomes.com or on Facebook @ Brown Powers FH.

12/03/2025

ATTENTION:

I am establishing regular office hours once a week at the Angelica Funeral Home for people to either drop off payments, paperwork, and set up appointments. Of course we will always be available as needed too at any times requested, other than these hours.
Hours will be every Wednesday from 10:30am-4:00pm.
The only thing that would change these, are if we have calling hours or a funeral that day.
I will start this next week December 10, 2025
10:30am-4:00pm
We are always available for our families in need at any other times.
Thank you
Chet Gosper

11/25/2025

Steven C. Bossard
Hornell
Steven C. Bossard, 69, a resident of Upper Glen Avenue, passed away unexpectedly at his home on Monday (Nov. 24,2025). He was born in Hornell, October 21, 1956, the son of James and Bonnie Carlin Bossard and had resided most of his life in the Hornell area. He was a graduate of Canisteo Central School.
In his younger years his passions included anything he could drive fast. Over the years he competed in races involving stock cars, motorcycles, snowmobiles and drag trucks, resulting in hundreds of checkered flags. He also spent a lot of his spare time building and rebuilding all of the vehicles him and his friends raced. He was always there to help out a friend and lend a hand.
Steven was last employed as a truck driver for Butler Construction in Hornell. Throughout his career as a truck driver, he received many awards including Driver of the Year, as well as trained many new drivers. He took great pride in his job and worked hard every day.
He was a member of the Hornell VFW Post 2250, the Canisteo American Legion Post 846, and the Hornell Moose Lodge.
He was predeceased by his parents.
Surviving is his daughter, Tammie (Chad) Mullen of Hornell, his sister, Terri Bossard of Cohocton and half sister, Jaime (Tom) McInerney of Georgia, his brother, Allen Bossard of Canisteo, 3 grandchildren (Brody, Peyton and Logan) and several nieces and nephews.
There will be no calling hours. A Celebration of Life will be held at the Southside Grill on Canisteo Street in Hornell on Sunday (Nov. 30, 2025) from 2 PM until 4 PM.
The family is being assisted by Bender-Brown & Powers Funeral Home of Hornell.

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