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Martin F. Carnahan Jamestown, NY Aug. 8, 1920 to June 7, 2008 |
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Ruth K. Carnahan Jamestown, NY Sept. 12, 1920 to July 8, 2008 |
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In Memory of Bernard Daffos "beloved father to Bayard - Sherman family" d. December 2009 |
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Joan Droit Joan Droit served as an elementary and high school teacher for approximately 40 years. She was a dedicated teacher who believed that every student is capable of learning and achieving great things. Additionally, she represented the Grand Island Teachers Association as the first union president. Most recently, she has served as a Board of Education member. Miss Droit will be remembered as the person who held students best interest at the center of her work |
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In memory of Anthony E. "Tony" Eberl West Seneca, NY |
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Charlotte Frantz an article about Charlotte Frantz |
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Roberta (Bobbie) Grimm Bobbie Grimm, wife of the late Rev. Robert Grimm, and member of Plymouth Congregational Church in Syracuse, died the morning of Oct. 3, 2017. Throughout her life, in various communities that included Syracuse and Buffalo, she and Bob nurtured ecumenical and interfaith relationships. She was an unceasing advocate for the arts and offered her gifts and passion for the liturgical arts in many settings. The Grimms were staunch, long-standing supporters of the New York Conference. A special gift of a stained glass window has been part of the chapel in the Amistad Center for years. |
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Robert Grimm in gratitude May 1, 1922 - Aug. 17, 2009 Rev. Robert E. Grimm, longtime advocate for religious tolerance, justice & peace http://www.buffalonews.com/obituaries/story/770444.html a letter (to Bob Grimm) |
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remembering Georg Gerson Iggers Dec. 7, 1926 - Nov. 26, 2017 The local NAACP said of him: Georg Iggers was a good man. He was a devoted husband, and father, grandfather and great-grandfather. He was a respected scholar in the field of historiography. He looked after his students and former students, always doing what he could to help them in their work and careers. Having experienced anti-Semitism as a child in Nazi Germany, he was engaged in civil rights advocacy from the time he was a teenager to the end of his life. He was the chief behind the scenes driver of the integration of Little Rock Central High School. He was a bridge builder, working to connect scholars on both sides of divided Germany, and around the world. |
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In memory of Arthur L. Johnson "Sue's Dad" St. Catharines, Ontario |
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In celebration of Juliet Schlaffer Johnson Born to Erica (Schlaffer) and Damien Johnson July 11, 2008 |
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Fay Honey Knopp August 15, 1918 - August 10, 1995 an article about Fay Honey Knopp |
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Laura Kose(nee Fusco) - In loving memory d. Oct. 15, 2009 |
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Julie Lockett Julie Lockett Obituary |
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James F. (Dugan) Moran Jr. Lakewood, NY Nov. 9, 1924 to October 5, 2008 |
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Clare Regan an article about Clare Regan |
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Cathy Rieley-Goddard's mom in hope of full recovery |
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Jon Rieley-Goddard in Appreciation for Riverside-Salem and your expanding ministry |
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Jane Irene Schlaffer Hopewell Junction, NY May 11, 1927 to March 21, 2008 |
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Joseph S. Schlaffer Hopewell Junction, NY August 19, 1921 to April 2, 2008 |
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Sgt. Daniel J. Shaw West Seneca, NY May 7, 1984 Killed in Iraq, November 5, 2007 "Danny left Peaceprints" |
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In memory of Jane Elizabeth "Betty" Sheldon Lakewood, NY "A very special lady" |
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In loving memory of Marie Shoemaker |
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Margaret Stinson an article about Margaret Stinson |
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Rose M. Sutherland - In Loving Memory |
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Jim Tompkins
A superlative craftsman and builder devoted to peace, with a loving and caring family and community--what more may any of us wish?
Jim served as sexton (and more) at Riverside-Salem for many decades, taking care not only of our buildings but helping assure our
continuous witness for Creation care, justice, and peace. And he kept our personal houses/homes safe and sound, too. He was a
person who both gave and received respect and loving kindness. What an honor and a pleasure to try to carry on in his spirit!
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In memory of Autumn C. Turner Jamestown, NY |