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Home My WebLink About2007 school reunion filesFiles donated to Enfield Town History Februaryry 8, 2 3 by M.C. (lack) Hubbell **files scanned and placed on Enfield Town HistonaLaserfiche 1 Enfield, Tompkins County, NY School Reunion 2007, July 28 Enfield, Grange, To pkins County, NY • Pictures: Roll 299 Q participants 2 c, participants 1 • June Fleet Voorees 3 • Rhoda Linton, Jim Linton, Calvin Rothe -ch 5 • Beth Wilker, Helen Wilson Howland 7 • participants 6 Q Dick Holley, Howard Stamp, Evelyn Stamp 4 o Dick Holley, Peggy Hubbell, Jim Linton $ • TV Ad00 • Photo from Jim Spencer of his father in Enfield basebll uniform 1935-1937 • List of registration/mailing names. • Card and poster- Enfield rural school reunion July 28, 2007 at the Grange Hall dish to share picnic lunch12 noon please bring own table se ice and dish to share, beverages furnished • Returned postcards • Receipts • Obits: Blanch Sansoucie Stout, Phyllis Ann Hunsinger Webster • 22 persons counted at tables for lunch; school reunion accounts sheet • Ad letter for rural school reunion to: Ithaca Journal, Ithaca, NY; Haefele TV, Spencer, NY; Penny Saver, Tnrmansburg Free PIress; All persons who attended one and two room schools in Enfield are encouraged to attend the ENFIELD RURAL SCHOOL REUNION, July 28,200 7 to be held at the Enfield Valley Grange Hall get reacquainted 11:06mam dish to share picnic lunch 12:00 noon . Please bring table service and a dish to pass, beverages provided by the grange n�� 4 r _ ,...E__ 71Z,910-- Jacl� ff�c el/ aiir ^ >zze,4 7%e pjw10 4rOil y y'CW Aa ur a p � f- A k /�vb�61y /9'3 % f: All persons who attended and two room schools Enfield are encouraged attend the REUNION ENFIELD RURAL SCHOOL one in to July 28,2007 to be held at the Enfield Valley Grange Hall get reacquainted 11:04 am dish to share picnic lunch 12:00 noon please bring table service and a dish to pass, beverages provided by the grange Did not scan maillist.address list list for year is in original file. se update of 2012 file. Original • 7 M'nday.March 19,20071 THE ITHACA JOURNAL BLANCH SANSOUCIE STOUT TRUNLMNSUURG Blanch SanSoucie Stout, age 68, of 86 Black Oak Rd., Trumansburg, went to be with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, on Friday. March 16, 2007. Born on June 24, 1938, in Enfield, Blanch was a daughter of Nelson and l Grace Tucker SanSoucie [ After graduating in 1955 from Ithaca High School, Blanch became one of the first key punch operators at Cornell Uni- versity. She then worked as a cook in the Trumansburg School Sys- tem; she then returned to working with computers as a data processor in Ro- chester, and later at Cayuga Medical Center where she was employed until her retirement. in earlier years, Blanch was an avid flower and vegetable gardener. She enjoyed camping and any venture that involved the out of doors, including working with the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. Her fondest memories were those of family gatherings. She gave sacrificially of her life to her children, grandchildren and great- grandchildren, who were her joy. The tasty memo- ries of .Blanch's cooking and baling, especially the beautiful birthdy caked will long tinge in tI'ie hearts of her loved ones. Blanch was preceded in death by her parents, Nelson SanSoucie and Grace SanSoucie Hill: her husband. James J. Stout; and her brother, Louis San Soucie. She is survived by her daughter, Jo ?L (Brian) Marion of Enfield; son, Robert N. (Valerie) Lovelace of Arlington. OH; seven grandchildren, Sharon (Shawn) Tuttle of Freeville, Debra (Aaron) Tuttle of Lansing, Renee (John) Brehm of Groton, Andrew Lovelace, and Ro- chelle Lovelace of Arhirg- ton, OH, Timothy Marion and Connie Marion of Enfield: great- grandchildren, Madison Seamans and Mathias Brehm. Also surviving Blanch are two sisters. Jean (Douglas) Trenchard of Trumansburg and Ber- tha (Kenneth Sr.) Hubbell of Enfield and many nie- ces and. nephews. The family will be pres- ent to receive friends at the First Baptist Church of Enfield on Sunday. March 18, from 4-6 p.m. and on Monday, March 19, from 10-11 a.m. A Memorial Service, at the church, will be on Monday, March 19, at 11:00 a.m. with the Rev. E. Jack Osburn officiating. Those who wish to re- member Blanch in the form of a contribution are asked to kindly consider the First Baptist Church of Enfield, 162 Enfield Main Rd., 'Ithaca, NY 14850. The family has entrust- ed arrangements to the Ness -Sibley Funeral Home, 23 South St., Trumansburg. For addi- tional information, please call 1-888-534-5446. www.ness-sibiey.com Saturda➢. March 17, 2007 1 THE ITHACA JOURNAL 0 � c v m _Oo 0Oo 00 aN af- .m003c5 Cb U 0 0 %O r LU C - 0, h co ` 0 a m » a� oCY XQ)x o� m0EO~� v) 3u co E � m� v— c� rno Pu oo•�_ O^Ci EOtir y oua00-oZ >°o=�°Om iyo�3�_0 _0 .a IZSZ°aaoEv�3`�a,`°' ��f� aUrU u m o�r—� J SaturdaMarch 3, 2007 1 THE RHACA JOURNAL ' PHYLLIS ANl" (HQNSINGER) Smoke. WEBSTER Her three children sur- LEESBURG, 7IRGINIA - vive her from her former Phyllis Ann (iunsinger) Webster, of Leesbrurg, Vir- ginia, passed ay unex- pectedly on Tsday, Feb- 'ruary 20, 20 7, at the Winchester" Me ical Cen- ter in Winchester. Virgin- ia, at the age f 71. She was born on gust 30, 1935, in Sp cer, New York. She was a daugh- ter of the late Ervin J. Hunsinger an Mildred Emery Stark. Phyllis grew up in Enfield. New ork, and was a Ion gtim resident of Ithaca, New Bork. Prior to the birth of her chil- dren, she worked as a nurse's aid at Tompkins County Hospital. After her children w re born, she stayed at home until they were in school. She then worked many years at NCR. She nioved to Winchester. -Virginia after she retired from NCR in the late 19805. In Winchester, she worked as a private du nurse s aid fn Middlebu . Virgin- ia. She retired inj 2000. Phyllis had many inter- ests but her gr atest joy was spending time with her grandchildren and. most recently, her great- grandson. She specially enjoyed Americ Histo- ry, reading, atching Western in playing cards, word pu les and board games, g Benin€ and traveling. S e espe- cially loved her animal: including her I horses Sugar and Shilph, het dog, Misty, and Per cat marriage to Richard Sullivan. Mark and his wife, Mary Sullivan of Athol, New York. Kathleen and her hus- band, Michael Casey .of Leesburg, Virginia, and John and his wife, Kathleen Sullivan of Cheverly, Maryland. Her four grandchildren also survive her. Emily and her husband. David Ush- er of San Antonio, Texas, Adam Hernandez of Leesburg, Virginia, and Jan and Mark Sullivan of Cheverly, Maryland. She is also survived by her great-grandson. Dylan Usher of San Antonio, Texas; her sister, Beverly Graham of Las Vegas, Ne- vada; and her sister-in- law and friend, Shirley Sullivan of Lansing, New York, In addition to her parents, she was prede- ceased by an infant daughter, Karen Sullivan; and her brother, Robert Hunsinger. Phyllis will be greatly missed by her family and friends. The family re- quests that in lieu of flowers, donations be made in Phyllis' memory to your local animal shel- ter. Phyllis loved the ocean and, at her re- quest. her ashes will be spread in the ocean off of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina in June. The family is holding a private funeral service. Arrange- ments are through Loudoun Funeral Chap- els. Leesburg, Virginia. Mild ed Stara, form r resident 150 Oalseyville Rd. PHYLLIS ANN (HUNSINGER) WEBSTER LEESBURG, VIRGINIA - Phyllis Ann (Hunsinger) Webster, of Leesburg, Vir- ginia, passed away unex- pectedly on Tuesday, Feb- ruary 20, 2007, at the Winchester Medical Cen- ter in Winchester, Virgin - at the gge of 71. She was born on August 3b. 1935, in Spencer, New York. She was the daugh- ter of the late Ervin J. Hunsinger and Mildred Emery Stark. Phyllis P in Enfield. Neew�York. and was a longtime resident of Ithaca, New York. Prior to the birth of her chil- dren, she worked as a nurse's aid at Tompkins County Hospital. After her children were born, she stayed at home until they were in school. She then worked many years at NCR. She moved to Winchester, -Virginia after she retired from NCR in the late 1980s. In Winchester, she worked as a private duty nurse's aid in Middleburg, Virgin- ia. She retired in 2000. Phyllis had many inter- ests but her greatest joy was spending time with her grandchildren and, most recently, her great- grandson. She especially enjoyed American Histo- ry, reading, watching Western movies, playing cards, word puzzles and board games, gardening and traveling. She espe- cially loved her animals including her horses, Sugar and Shiloh, her dog, Misty, and her cat, Smoke. Her three children sur- vive her from her former marriage to Richard Sullivan. Mark and his wife, Mary Sullivan of Athol, New York, Kathleen and her hus- band. Michael Casey of Leesburg, Virginia, and John.. and _ his wife. Kathleen Sullivan of Cheverly, Maryland. Her four grandchildren also survive her. Emily and her husband, David Ush- er of San Antonio, Texas, Adam Hernandez of Leesburg, Virginia, and Ian and Mark Sullivan of Cheverly, Maryland. She is also survived by her great-grandson, - Dylan Usher of San Antonio, Texas; her sister. Beverly Graham of Las Vegas, Ne- vada; and her sister-in- law and friend, Shirley Sullivan of Lansing, New York: In addition to her parents, she was prede- ceased by an infant daughter, Karen Sullivan; and her brother, Robert Hunsinger. Phyllis will be greatly missed by her family and friends. The family re- quests that in lieu of flowers, donations be made in )?hyllis memory to your local animal shel- ter. Phyllis loved the ocean and, at her re- quest, her ashes will be spread in the ocean off of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina in June. The family is holding a private funeral service. Arrange- ments are through Loudoun Funeral Chap- els, Leesburg, Virginia. Mildred StariL, former resident 150 Halseyville