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03/20/2026

Clinton George Davis, from Waverly, New York passed away peacefully in his sleep on Saturday morning, March 14, 2026 at the age of 98. He was born on December 7, 1927, in Chemung, New York to Franklin Lorenzo Davis and Doris Vera Mae Blandin(g).
Clinton was preceded in death by his parents, Frank Davis (1927) and Doris Vera Mae Blandin(g) Davis Yetman (1959); by his step-father, Ralph “Tabby” Yetman (1988), by his elder brothers, Bert Carl (2002), Raymond (2014), Richard “Dick” (1955); by his elder sisters, Elizabeth Lucille “Betty” (2011), Doris (1960), Helen “Idalene” (2018); and his wife of 72 years, Elissa Miller (2024).
Like his three older brothers, Clinton went int the service at age 18. He served in the Army of the United States as a Private, 788th Ordinance Light Maintenance Company. In January 1946, at the Ordinance School, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, he earned a Certificate of Proficiency for special diesel mechanics. Also, at the training base, he was trained to operate fire-fighting equipment, perform rescues, and handle base-fire protection duties to qualify as a Fire Fighter 383. He also qualified at the Expert (highest) level weapons qualification for the standard U.S. Army service rifle in 1946, the M1 Garand. He was stationed in Italy for one year with the On-Post Fire Department. He was honorably discharged on July 10, 1947, for the honest and faithful service, received a gratitude letter from President Harry S. Truman, and earned two medals: World War II Victory Medal, and Army of Occupation Medal.
Prior to serving in the Army, Clinton operated a small truck in and around a storehouse transporting freight from one department to another and to the Lehigh Valley Railroad cars in Sayre, PA. After his discharge from the Army, he was a manual laborer and worked as a machinist (cutting tool/machine parts) for most of his lifetime employed. For the first seven years of his marriage to Elissa, he worked at the Blue Swan Mills, Sayre, PA, in shipping & receiving. His learned skill of wrapping packages “correctly” was later passed on to his older daughter. Then a household move to Elmira, NY provided an easier commute to Sperry Rand Corp, in Elmira Heights for about six years. However, company lay-offs became a challenge along with short-term employment at Eclipse Machine Co. in Elmira Heights NY, Smith Corona in Cortland NY and Morse Chain Co in Ithaca NY, in 1966, he returned to Lehigh Valley area to work at Ingersoll Rand, Athens, PA. Although he eventually retired from Ingersoll Rand in 1994, the years in between were fraught with company layoffs and strikes. Consequently, he acquired some part-time work and some long-term work during the absences from Ingersoll Rand at Cash-Credit Appliances Co, Sayre, PA Valley Creamery in South Waverly, Charles Schreck Inc, “Fine Furniture & Carpeting” in Waverly, NY, Ted Clark’s Busy Market in Waverly and I.B.M. in Owego, NY.
In the latter half of his life, he attended some Lehigh Valley-area churches. He was affectionally known as “Brother Davis” by his church family. First, he was active in the Capital Assembly in Waverly, where he served as an usher, a Sunday School teacher, and loved to sing in the choir. Then he attended the Church on the Hill in Milian PA, most recently he attended the Greater Valley Assembly of God in Athens, PA.
Clinton was a devoted husband, father and grandfather. He is survived by his two daughters, Kim Gildersleeve (Henry), Summer Maenza (Philip Jr); and his son, Brian Davis.
He is also survived by his six grandchildren, Philip Maenza III, Caleb Maenza (Alexis), Anna Grace Maenza, Seth Davis and Luke Davis. He also leaves behind nieces, nephews and special friends who celebrate his life and mourn his passing.
A memorial service is currently planned on Saturday, May 16, 2026 at 2:00 PM at Greater Valley Assembly of God in Athens, PA.
The family is being assisted by the Blauvelt Funeral Home, 625 Broad Street, Waverly, New York. Those wishing to send a message of sympathy to Clinton’s family may visit our page or at www.blauveltfuneralhome.com

03/17/2026

Toni J. Cary, 82, of Lockwood passed away on Monday, March 16, 2026 at Elderwood Care in Waverly, New York.
She was predeceased by her parents, Robert and Doris Crayton O’Neill; her sister, Dawn; and her half-brother, Bobby.
Toni is survived by her loving husband of 64 years, Lewis Cary of Lockwood; her children, John (Mary) Cary of Barton, Michael (Debbie) Cary of Lockwood and Suzanne Blackmon of NC; her grandchildren, Katelynn, Jack, Michael II, AJ and Dakota; several siblings, nieces, nephews and cousins.
Toni was born in Jackson, TN and graduated from Waverly High School in the Class of 1962. She was a housekeeper, a bookkeeper for Foote’s and H.F. Cary & Son’s for many years. She enjoyed reading, collecting angels, her animals and playing cards with friends.
A time of visitation will be held on Friday, March 20, 2026 from 12 to 2 PM at Blauvelt Funeral Home, 625 Broad Street, Waverly, New York. A funeral service to honor Toni’s life will be held on Friday, March 20, 2026 at 2:00 PM at Blauvelt Funeral Home, 625 Broad Street, Waverly, New York with Rev. Alan Bill officiating. Burial will be in Reniff Cemetery in Lockwood in the spring. For those unable to attend the services we will Live Stream the services at 2:00 PM at www.blauveltfuneralhome.com. Those wishing to share a memory of Toni, you may visit our page or at www.blauveltfuneralhome.com

03/15/2026

Virginia K. Williams, 74, of Sayre passed away on Sunday, March 15, 2026 at the Robert Packer Hospital in Sayre, PA.
Today we gather to celebrate the life of Virginia Williams—a woman whose presence brought warmth, laughter, and strength to everyone who knew her. Though it is difficult to say goodbye, we come together to remember the love she shared and the many lives she touched.
At the center of Virginia’s life was her family and the deep love she shared with her husband, George Williams. For 43 years, George was her constant companion and the love of her life. Their life together was built on devotion, partnership, and countless shared memories. Through every season of life, they stood side by side, supporting one another and creating a home filled with love.
Virginia was a devoted and loving mother who took great pride in her children: Karen Lane, and her husband Bill Lane; Lori Bentley, and her husband Ernie Bentley; and John Belles, and his wife Cori Belles. She cherished each of them and was proud of the families they built.
Family meant everything to Virginia. She shared lifelong bonds with her siblings—Linda Webster, Terry Baker and her husband Leroy VanDoren, Carol Brown and her husband Jim Brown, and her brothers Steve Webster and Rick Webster, along with Rick’s wife Debbie Webster. The love and memories they shared over the years helped shape the person Virginia became.
Virginia was welcomed into heaven by those who went before her: her parents Robert and Violet Webster, Bucky and Dorothy Williams, and her beloved sisters Gale Haggerty and Pamela Gleason. Though they left this world before her, their love remained part of her life always.
One of Virginia’s greatest joys was her growing family. She loved her 10 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren dearly. They brought her immense pride and happiness, and she treasured every moment she spent with them.
Virginia was also well known for her spirited attendance at the sporting events of her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. If there was a game, a match, or a competition, chances were Virginia was in the stands. And you could always tell where she was sitting. Her voice could often be heard above the crowd as she cheered on the players, sometimes even leading the cheerleaders, and proudly ringing her cowbell in support. Her enthusiasm and encouragement made those moments even more special for the children she loved so much.
Virginia also had a special place in her heart for her beloved dogs, Violet. And also Daisy, who have since passed but were cherished companions in her life.
Those who knew Virginia knew she had a zest for life. She loved camping, enjoying the outdoors and the time spent with family and friends around a campsite. She also had a passion for cleaning, taking pride in making everything around her neat and welcoming. Her home was always a place where people felt comfortable and cared for.
Virginia was often referred to as the life of the party. Her laughter, energy, and vibrant spirit could brighten any room. She had a way of making people feel at ease, and her presence was something others naturally gravitated toward.
But perhaps what people will remember most about Virginia was her heart. If someone was in need, she was the one who would show up. Whether it was lending a hand, offering comfort, or simply being there, Virginia was someone people could count on. She didn’t just talk about caring—she lived it.
While we mourn her loss today, we also celebrate a life well lived—one full of love, family, laughter, and generosity. The legacy Virginia leaves behind lives on through George, her children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, siblings, and all those who had the privilege of knowing her.
Her laughter, kindness, and unwavering love will continue to echo through the lives she touched. And in honoring Virginia Williams, may we remember to show up for one another the way she always did—with warmth, compassion, and an open heart.
A time of visitation will be held on Wednesday, March 18, 2026 from 12 to 2 PM at the Blauvelt Funeral Home, 625 Broad Street, Waverly, New York. A memorial service to honor Virginia’s life will be held on Wednesday, March 18, 2026 at 2:00 PM at the Blauvelt Funeral Home, 625 Broad Street, Waverly, New York. For those unable to attend the services, we will Live Stream the services at 2:00 PM at www.blauveltfuneralhome.com. Those wishing to share a memory of Virginia may visit our page or at www.blauveltfuneralhome.com

03/14/2026

Ernest R. “Ron” Doney, 78, of Lockwood, New York, passed away on Wednesday, March 11, 2026, surrounded by loved ones.
Ron was born on March 10, 1948, in Waverly, New York, to Ernest and Margaret Doney. He was known for his strong work ethic, kindness, and devotion to his family.
Ron worked for many years in industrial engineering, taking pride in his work and the life he built for his family. Outside of work, he enjoyed bowling, spending time with those he loved, working in his yard and garden and watching his favorite baseball team, the Baltimore Orioles. He especially treasured the moments he spent with his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.
Ron was preceded in death by his parents, Ernest and Margaret Doney; his sister, Kaye Doney; and his beloved wife, Shirley Doney.
He is survived by Jane Sackett, whom he found companionship with later in life and shared many meaningful years; his daughter, Rhonda A. Kinley and son-in-law, David Kinley; and his son, Ernest R. Doney Jr. and daughter-in-law, Kyla Doney. He also leaves behind three grandchildren, Brittany A. Doney, Jordan A. Kinley, and Jazlyn A. Doney, as well as five beloved great-grandchildren, Monique, Monica, Kevin, Kevona, and MacKenzie, who brought him great pride and joy.
Ron will be remembered for his love of family, his steady presence, and the many memories he created with those who knew and loved him.
The family is being assisted by the Blauvelt Funeral Home, 625 Broad Street, Waverly, New York. Those wishing to share a memory of Ron may visit our page or at www.blauveltfuneralhome.com

03/11/2026

Leo J. Po***ck, 83 of Sayre passed away on Tuesday, March 10, 2026 at Sayre Health Care in Sayre, Pennsylvania surround by his loving family.
He was predeceased by his parents, Leo John and Helen Po***ck; his wife, Suzanne M. Po***ck; his brother, Paul Po***ck; and his sister, Ramona Malick.
Leo is survived by his children, Leon (Joyce) Po***ck of Athens, PA, James (Noelle) Po***ck of Zion, IL, Gregory (Holly) Po***ck of Litchfield, PA and Douglas (Vanessa) Po***ck of Valrico, FL; his sister-in-law, Barbara Po***ck of Kulpmont, PA; his brother-in-law, Harry Malick of MD his grandchildren, Melissa, Amanda, James, Patrick, Jesse, Sophia, Sam and Nick; his great grandchildren, Aidyn, Emeri, Arlo, Dominick and Cora Leigh; his special friend Anita Beaston from Titusville FL; along with several nieces, nephews and cousins.
Leo was born in Coal Township Pennsylvania and graduated from Kulpmont High School in the Class of 1960. He joined the Navy and served from 1960 to 1963. He earned his Masters from University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and worked at Robert Packer Hospital in Sayre for many years. He taught Respiratory Therapy at Elmira College till they discontinued the program. He went on to retire in 2009 from St. Joseph’s Hospital in Elmira after 38 years. He was a member of St. Joes Catholic Church in Athens until its closing. He enjoyed his daily walks and target practice. Leo and Suzanne were snowbirds for many years traveling back and forth to St. Petersburg, FL. Leo enjoyed working in his father's garage with his handy skills with cars, and that he'd tell us not to throw that wrench after busting your knuckles because it was still needed. Or how he, like his father, didn't ever swear unless ffffffrick is considered a swear word. He was a man of twenty questions, but not for entertainment. His questions were always meant to guide in life and help us reach logical conclusions.
A time of visitation will be held on Monday, March 16, 2026 from 12 to 2 PM at the Blauvelt Funeral Home, 625 Broad Street, Waverly, New York. A funeral service to honor Leo’s life will be held on Monday, March 16, 2026 at 2:00 PM at Blauvelt Funeral Home, 625 Broad Street, Waverly, New York with full military honors by the Valley Color Guard. Burial will be at Woodlawn National Cemetery in Elmira at the convenience of the family. For those unable to attend the services, we will Live Stream the services at 2:00 PM at www.blauveltfuneralhome.com. Those who would like to share a memory of Leo may visit our page or at www.blauveltfuneralhome.com

03/10/2026

MINIELLY-SCHMIEG
Kathleen Jean Minielly-Schmieg, fondly known as Jean, 79, of Waverly, NY, passed away peacefully with her husband, Joseph “Joe” Phillip Schmieg, by her side on March 7th, 2026, at Sayre Health Care Center in Wilawana, PA.
Jean was born on November 6, 1946, in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada to Kathleen Barbara “Barb” (nee Brooks) and Frederick “Fred” Duncan Hannah. She completed her primary and secondary education in Niagara Falls, graduating from Westlane Secondary School before moving to London, Ontario to study nursing. She graduated from Victoria Hospital School of Nursing as a Registered Nurse in 1968, where she stayed on to work in their ICU. She then worked in the Surgical Recovery Room at St. Joseph’s Hospital London before working for the Department of Oral Surgery at the University of Western Ontario, where she ran the oral surgery operating room. She immigrated to the United States with her first husband, Richard, and their two sons in January 1980, to set up roots in Sayre, Pennsylvania at their farmhouse built in 1803 on Litchfield Road. Upon moving to Sayre, she made raising her two sons and restoring their old home her mission. She was very active in numerous volunteer organizations throughout the “Valley”. She served as treasurer of the St. James School Board when her sons attended school there from 1981 until the school’s closing in 1988, serving with fellow community member and friend, Harold “Hal” Lambert. She was also active in Valley Family Planning, the Guthrie Clinic Auxiliary, and the American Red Cross Blood Services, which she later converted to a paid position, winning both regional and national awards for such successful blood drives. She was instrumental in organizing the construction of Valley Playland, and the creation of Carantouan Greenway, as well as being active in both Penn-York Valley Project GROW and the Valley Food Pantry. Additionally, to both her sons’ dismay, she taught health education courses at the three local area high schools. She enjoyed attending her sons’ sporting events and other activities while they attended Waverly High School. Jean loved “The Valley”, which remained her home until her death. Jean is best known for her formidable presence - you never had to wonder where you stood with her or what she thought. She had an incredibly witty sense of humour. She was an avid gardener and was an excellent cook and “super taster”, knowing exactly what ingredient was needed to make the meal just right, even if she simply smelled the food. She had a keen eye for fashion and interior decorating and had a passion for antiquing, often attending the “occasional” Jerry Burke estate auction on weekends. Jean was most proud of her two sons and her many grandchildren.
Jean is survived by her loving husband of over 20 years, Joe, residing at Sayre Memory Care, Sayre, PA, sons Robin (Kayleigh) of Amarillo, TX, and Matthew (Jennifer) of Lehigh Valley, PA, sister Lousie Ann Pedersen (Rob) of Niagara Falls, Ontario, grandchildren Charlotte Kent, Ian, Eva, Sadie, and Cecily Minielly, Makenna and Greyson Minielly, and R***r and Harper McCarrell, the mother of her grandchildren, Rachel Minielly of Lubbock, TX, and several in-laws, cousins, nieces and nephews in both Canada and the US.
Jean was predeceased by both of her parents, and by her grandson, Lance Minielly, of Rochester, NY.
Her remains will be interred at St. James Cemetery, 145 Elm St., Waverly, NY during a public ceremony on Thursday, May 28, 2026, at 2:30PM. Immediately following her interment, the family welcomes the community to attend an open house to celebrate and share in the memory of Jean at St. James Church social hall, 503 Clark St., Waverly, NY, until 6pm. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to Carantouan Greenway, Penn-York Valley Project GROW, the Valley Food Pantry, the American Red Cross Blood Services, The American Cancer Society, or to another charity of your choice with local impact. The family would be most humbled, if able, if you were to donate blood in her honour at an upcoming American Red Cross Bloodmobile, which was her passion for so many years. Lastly, the family would like to thank the staff at Sayre Health Care Center and acknowledge Jean’s caring and loving friends who were devoted to her until the end: Mary Lou and Jock Gates, Penelope and Marty Borko, Lynn and Mike Noon, Carla and Bob Cohen, and Kim and Steve Downs. The family is being assisted by the Blauvelt Funeral Home, 625 Broad Street, Waverly, New York. Those wishing to share a remembrance of Jean may visit our page or at www.blauveltfuneralhome.com

03/04/2026

John M. Reynolds of Waverly died on Saturday, February 28, 2025 due to Parkinson’s Disease.
John was born January 19, 1949 at the Robert Packer Hospital in Sayre, PA. He graduated from Waverly High School in 1968 and entered the U.S. Army, having served in Vietnam as a heavy equipment repairman. John was honorably discharged in October of 1971.
John was a Model Railroader (primarily H-O Scale) for over 45 years, winning a world contest in 1990 with his H-O Scale ore dock model. A master model builder and rail fan for over 44 years, John rode his Harley everywhere to watch trains and ultra-heavy equipment operate.
John was retired from many jobs after having worked for 51 years, the last being Athens High School on March 22, 2011.
John received Jesus Christ as his personal savior on July 7, 1984. He was called to nursing home ministry where he volunteered for 28 years, 7 years ministering to prisoners at Elmira Correctional Facility, and supervised community service at Christian Life Church for 19 years. He directed rebuilding and cleaning of Christian Life Church, formerly the “Capital Theater” in Waverly for 19 years. John was a Board Member of Christian Life Church from 1995 to 2012, and completed 40,000 hours of community service volunteer work.
John is survived by his sister, Robin Reynolds. He was predeceased by his father, Richard Reynolds and his mother, Floy Reynolds.
A time of visitation will be held on Saturday, March 14, 2026 from 10 to 11 AM at Crossroads Family Ministries, 200 West Lockhart Street, Sayre, PA. A memorial service to honor John’s life will be held on Saturday, March 14, 2026 at 11:00 AM at Crossroads Family Ministries, 200 West Lockhart Street, Sayre, PA with Pastor Tyson Wahl officiating and where full military honors will be accorded. In honor of John, weather permitting, if you have a motorcycle please ride to the service. His friends are being assisted by the Blauvelt Funeral Home, 625 Broad Street, Waverly, New York. Those wishing to send a message of remembrance to John’s friends may visit our page or at www.blauveltfuneralhome.com

02/26/2026

Tim McLaughlin passed away at the age of 59 surrounded by the love of his family. He was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, brother, and friend whose presence brought strength and warmth to those who knew him.
Tim is survived by his beloved wife, Claudia (White-Rink) McLaughlin; his daughter, Kimberly Mojica, and son-in-law, Joshua Mojica. He was a proud and loving grandfather to Chloe and Wesley Davy, Derrick Duffield Jr., and Aria Mojica. He also leaves behind his sister, Colleen McLaughlin; his stepsons, Christopher White and Dustin White; and his step-granddaughters, Tessa White and Nova White.
He is also survived by his aunts, uncles, and cousins who reside out of state, along with many extended family members and dear friends who will cherish his memory.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Judith and Charles McLaughlin, and his granddaughter, Aubrielle Mojica.
Tim will be remembered for his love of family, his steady presence, and the lasting impact he made on the lives of those around him. His memory will forever live on in the hearts of his family and friends. There will be no service.

02/23/2026

Michel Joseph Tetreault
It is with deep love and sadness that we announce the passing of Michel Joseph Tetreault; devoted husband, father, grandfather, brother, and friend, who passed away peacefully surrounded by loved ones at his home in Ulster, Pennsylvania.
Born on February 18, 1956, in Sweetsburg, Quebec Canada, Michel was the first of seven children born to Angela (Gagne) Marie Tetreault and Roger Phillip Tetreault. He spent his childhood in Granby, Connecticut where he attended local schools and formed the strong work ethic and steady character that would define his life.
In 1974, he proudly joined the United States Navy, beginning a chapter of service that reflected his deep sense of duty and commitment. Not long after, he met the love of his life, Rhonda (Keirstead) Ann Tetreault. Together, they built a remarkable 48-year love story rooted in devotion, partnership, and unwavering support.
They made their homes in Granby Connecticut, and Southwick, Massachusetts, where they raised three beautiful sons. Over the years, Michel and Rhonda remodeled and lived in four homes, and together designed and built three of them from the ground up—each one a testament to his craftsmanship, vision, and pride in creating spaces filled with warmth and family memories.
A man of many talents, he was a prolific artist whose creativity found expression in countless forms. He had a gift for working with his hands and a special joy in building go-carts, delighting in both the process and the smiles they brought. He held a lifelong passion for old automobiles, admiring their history, craftsmanship, and timeless character.
He found peace and happiness in the outdoors, whether working on a project, enjoying the open air, or simply appreciating the beauty of nature. Above all, he cherished time spent with his family, who were the center of his world and his proudest accomplishment.
His life was one of building—homes, art, and, most importantly, a family grounded in love. His legacy lives on in the structures he crafted, the art he created, and the lives he shaped with his kindness and strength.
Michel leaves behind his beloved wife, Rhonda (Keirstead) Ann Tetreault; his two sons; Christopher Mark Tetreault and wife Christina Tetreault, of Enfield,Connecticut; Michel Leighton Tetreault, and his partner Ellen Sundance Puzzo of Wallingford, Connecticut; his grandchildren, Aiden Tetreault, Carter Tetreault, and Jonathan Tetreault. Michel leaves behind his siblings; Guil Claude Tetreault, Gary Steven Tetreault, Nancy Ann (Tetreault) Yaki, Mark Roger Tetreault, Monica Mae (Tetreault) Figueroa, extended family; and many dear friends who will remember his steady presence, creative spirit, and generous heart.
He is predeceased by his parents, Angela Tetreault and Roger Tetreault; his son Jonathan Michel Tetreault, and his sister Evelyn Marie Tetreault.
A celebration of life will be held at 2:00 pm, on Sunday, March 1, 2026 at Romas Restaurant in the Banquet Room, 561 College Highway, Southwick, Massachusetts 01077. In lieu of flowers please donate to: Guthrie Hospice, 421 Tomahawk Rd, Towanda, PA 18848. The family is being assisted by the Blauvelt Funeral Home, 625 Broad Street, Waverly, New York. Those wishing to share a memory of Michel may visit our page or at www.blauveltfuneralhome.com

02/19/2026

Naomi Ruth Taber Meisner, 82, of Lowman went to be with her Lord and Savior on Wednesday, February 18, 2026 after a brief hospital stay due to a sudden illness.
She was predeceased by her parents, Leo and Mildred Lewis Taber; her husband of 50 years, Daniel Meisner Sr; her siblings, Keith Taber and Doug Taber; her sisters-in-law, Sherry Taber, Kathy Taber and Dorothy Taber; and her brothers-in-law, Michael Michaelis, Russell Dunbar and Jim Rogers.
Naomi is survived by her children, Elizabeth (Andy) Costley of Osceola, PA, Nora (Joe) Barnes of Millerton, PA, Daniel (Mary) Meisner Jr of Horseheads and Michael (Jolene) Meisner of Millerton, PA; her siblings, Leo Taber Jr of Sugar Run, PA, Frederick Taber of Axton, VA, Linda (Pete) Baker of Millerton, PA, Diana Michaelis of Williamsburg, VA, Judy (Carl) Carson of Arcadia, FL and Susan Dunbar of Millerton, PA; her grandchildren, Veronica, Crystal, AJ, Allen, Samantha, Rebecca, Logan, Libby, Layne, Emma, Olivia and Jake; twelve great grandchildren; two great-great grandchildren; along with nieces and nephews.
Naomi loved all her family with all her heart. She loved to sew, do puzzles, go hunting, watch her birds, deer and enjoyed being in the outdoors. She had an amazing smile and a contagious laugh. She would do anything she could for people. She was loved by all who met her and knew her. She will be truly missed. Rest in heaven, we love you.
A celebration of life will be held at Millerton Wesleyan Church in Millerton, PA at a later date. The family is being assisted by the Blauvelt Funeral Home, 625 Broad Street, Waverly, New York. For those wishing to send a message of sympathy to Naomi’s family you may visit our page or in “Obituaries” at www.blauveltfuneralhome.com

02/17/2026

Christine J. Po***ck, 59, of Sayre passed away on Tuesday, February 17, 2026 at Sayre Health Care in Sayre, Pennsylvania.
She was predeceased by her parents, John and Audrey Lutz Po***ck; and her sister, Nancy Po***ck-Nieson.
Christine is survived by her sons, Patrick Frantz of Sayre and Matthew (Ashley) Frantz of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; her sisters, Kathy Po***ck-Stedge of Ulster and Tracy (Harry) Leiser of Rome, PA; her grandchildren, Rieley and Samuel Frantz; along with several nieces, nephews and cousins.
Christine was born on October 3, 1966 just outside Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and graduated from Athens High School in the Class of 1984. She worked at Paxar in Sayre for over 23 years and worked in various customer service jobs. She enjoyed her many trips to Myrtle Beach, gardening, crocheting, camping and bee keeping.
A memorial service will be held on Monday, February 23, 2026 at 11:00 AM at Blauvelt Funeral Home, 625 Broad Street, Waverly, New York with Rev. Anne Bey Canfield officiating. For those unable to attend the services, we will Live Stream the services at 11:00 AM at www.blauveltfuneralhome.com. Those wishing to send a message of remembrance to Christine’s family may visit our page or at www.blauveltfuneralhome.com

02/17/2026

Darla S. Robbins, 79, of Waverly passed away on Monday, February 16, 2026 at home with her loving family by her side.
She was predeceased by her parents, Elwyn Hoxsie and Carrie Madeline Johnson Hoxsie.
Darla is survived by her husband of 54 years, Gerald I. Robbins of Waverly; her children, Michelle (Alva) Chandler of Waverly and Jeannine Quinn of Waverly; her step daughter, Denise (Mark) Cron of Waverly; her twin sister, Dawn (Gary) Russell of Waverly, Gail Farnham of Waverly and Ellen Hoxsie of Hamilton, NY; her special nephew, Nathan Robbins; her three grandchildren, Noah, Madeline and Jessica; two step grandchildren, Coty and Victoria; and three great grandchildren, Liam, Alaina and Jersey; along with several nieces, nephews and cousins.
Darla was born in Elmira and graduated from Waverly in the Class of 1965. She worked for many years at Elm Street School as a lunch aide and for the SACC program. She enjoyed ceramics, cake decorating, crocheting, playing euchre, bowling, fishing and attending her grandchildren’s sporting events. She was a member of the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary Post 492 and Shepherd Creek Chapel in Waverly.
A graveside service will be held at Glenwood Cemetery in Waverly in the spring. The family is being assisted by the Blauvelt Funeral Home, 625 Broad Street, Waverly, New York. For those wishing to share a message of remembrance, you may visit our page or at www.blauveltfuneralhome.com

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