June Ann Skasko, 84, of Lanesboro, PA, passed away on Sunday, April 23, 2017 at home in Lanesboro, PA.

She was predeceased by her husband, Paul Skasko on July 20, 2016 and her parents, Clyde and Frances Cook.

June is survived by three daughters, Tammy Skasko and Eric, Robin Truex and Tim, and Tracy Haley and George; grandchildren, Cammie Truex and Tom, Sean Truex, NiCole Walser and Mike, Robert D. Haley III, and Brittany Barton and Jerry; seven great-grandchildren, including Brianna and James Kelly; one great-great-grandson; several nieces, nephews, cousins and a loving church family.

June enjoyed gardening and planting flowers. She was a loving Wife, Mother and Grandmother who will be dearly missed by all of her family and friends.

At June’s request there will be no services.

June Ann Skasko left this world to be reunited with her beloved husband, Paul on Sunday, April 23, 2017.

June left behind many loving relatives including three daughters, Robin (Tim) Truex, Tammy Skasko and Eric, Tracey Haley and George; grandchildren, Cammie (Tommy) Groover, Shawn Truex, NiCole Walser, Bob (Jamie) Haley, Brittany Barton and Jerry; great-grandchildren, Kierstyn Slocum, T.J. Slocum, Jillian Truex, Callie Truex, Cassie Martel, Tristen Walser, Rilynn Groover, Brianna Kelly, James Kelly; one great-great-grandson, Rowan McKee. She also left behind many nephews, nieces, cousins and friends.

June was born on June 27, 1932 to Clyde and Frances (Terrell) Cook.

June attended St. John's Church in Susquehanna, PA until her health declined, but continued to follow God's words at home.

June worked at the Susquehanna Community High School for many years until her retirement.

A celebration of June's life will be held at the Cascade Valley Church in Windsor, NY on Wednesday, May 10 at 11:00AM.

William J. Marcy, Sr., 48, of Susquehanna, PA passed away at home on April 25, 2017.  He is survived by his loving wife of 9 years, Melissa.

Bill also leaves behind his five beloved children, William Jr. “Buddy”, Billy (Devina), Slone, Cody, and Selena; two grandchildren, Serena and Silvio; his parents, James Jr. and Ann Marie Marcy; one brother, James III and Gayle Marcy; several nieces and nephews.

He was predeceased by a brother, Richard. Bill was a skilled machine operator and also a hardworking quarry man. He pulled pranks, harassed and joked with close friends, co-workers, and family, which will never be forgotten.  Bill was a caring, devoted and loving family man.

A memorial service was held Saturday, April 29 at the Tuttle-Yeisley Funeral Home, Inc., Hallstead, PA without public calling hours.

Memorial contributions in his memory may be made to Peoples Security Bank & Trust Company, William J. Marcy Sr. Memorial Fund, 25109 US 11, Hallstead, PA 18822.

Arrangements by Tuttle-Yeisley Funeral Home, Inc., Hallstead, PA .

Jacqueline Ann Lamb Nagorny, West Chester, PA, passed on April 21. Many of you knew Jackie, most of you (hopefully) know someone like her. Jackie was a loving, caring, generous, humble child of God, with many loving friends. While her family will be grieving her loss, they will celebrate her life and give thanks for the many ways in which this beautiful child blessed us and those who did not know her. She truly believed that we are here for each other, and she lived that. She believed we are called by God to care for each other, to share each others burdens, to laugh & cry together, and most of all, to love each other. As a long-haired, wise man once said 2,000 years ago, it all comes down to “love God, love thy neighbor”; exactly what Jackie taught her children. She was such a good teacher.

She was born and raised in Susquehanna, PA to Fred and Lousie Lamb, the second oldest of 7 children, Toni, Jackie, Tommy, Larry, Jane, Eric, Amy. Young Tommy died early and sister, Amy passed to cancer in 2011. Jackie had a life-long love affair with music of all kinds and was selected All-State Chorus in high school. She was blessed to marry her high school sweetheart, George Nagorny, who with Jackie enjoyed almost 60 years of marriage. The good Lord blessed her and George with a son, Jeff Nagorny and daughter, Katie; son, Jason; and a daughter, Beth Semptimphelter, husband Tom; son Stephen and wife, Christina, whom she loved deeply until her last breath. For those who may not know, Jackie started her career in health, volunteering as a Gray Lady (Red Cross volunteers who provided non-medical care, wearing gray uniforms) at Memorial Hospital. She later earned her Associates in Applied Science in Nursing (leading to her Licensed Practical Nurse ((LPN)) certification) at Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital and completed the nursing program at County Community College (where she was the top student in her class) leading to her Bachelors in Nursing, successfully completing the boards her first time around in July 1993 before earning her Registered Nurse license.

She worked at Misericordia Hospital on a floor dedicated to research on/and treating cancer patients using methotrexate, under the guidance of Dr. Gerazzii, as well as for general practitioners Dr. Harold Wilkinson (Swarthmore, PA) and Dr. E.C. Smith (Ardmore, PA). She devoted much of her time in the last 15 years volunteering at Community Volunteers in Medicine, West Chester, a clinic that was founded to provide healthcare and healing to uninsured working adults and their children in order to reduce costly emergency room visits and admissions.

Jackie and her husband also worked many years at the Safe Harbor Homeless Shelter in West Chester.  She also served as an ordained Deacon in the Presbyterian Church, USA, and as a Stephen Minister.

To celebrate the life of Jacqueline Ann Lamb Nagorny, there was a memorial service on Saturday, April 29 at First Presbyterian Church, West Chester, PA, and a Celebration of Life party was held at the home of Jeff and Kathy Nagorny.

The family encourages you to share an Act of Random Kindness with someone in need, and/or donate to Community Volunteers in Medicine or Safe Harbor Homeless Shelter in West Chester.

Kathaleen Ann Irwin, 71, of Susquehanna, PA, passed away on Thursday, April 27, 2017 at the Barnes Kasson Hospital in Susquehanna, PA.

She was predeceased by her loving husband, Kenneth Edward Irwin, parents Kenneth and Marguerite Buchanan; and a brother, Kenny.

Surviving are her children, daughter, Teresa Irwin, sons, Kenneth and Kimberly Irwin, Terry and Diane Irwin, and David and Dawn Irwin; grandchildren, Terry, Dakota, Samantha, Chad, Chantal, Ciara and Timothy. Along with all of her adopted children and grandchildren. Also surviving are sisters, Gerry and Bill Kuiper, Irene and Harry Stanley, Charlene Rivera and Darlene and Darrin Albert; several nieces, nephews and cousins; One special friend Betty Leinaur, and her dog, Bella Sue.

Kathy was a housewife who watched and took care of so many children throughout the years, feeding them coffee and toast. She was an avid Bingo player who also enjoyed going to the casinos. But most of all Kathy enjoyed spending time with her family and friends. Her children meant the world to her and she would do anything for them. Not only her own, but the many she took in throughout the years and helped raise with her selfless love. She touched many lives and will be deeply missed by so many. “Fly high our beautiful Angel.”

A Funeral Service was held Monday, May 1, 2017, at the Hennessey’s Funeral Home, 747 Jackson Ave, Susquehanna, PA, with Pastor Vincent Chiaramonte officiating.

Interment will be held in the Lanesboro Cemetery, Lanesboro, PA.

Arrangements by Hennessey's Funeral Home, 747 Jackson Ave, Susquehanna Pa.

Patricia Jackson Coleman, 95, of Hallstead, PA passed away on April 23, 2017.  She was preceded in death in 2006 by her husband, Clifford, of 64 years, and her daughter, Janice.

Patricia was born in Portsmouth, England and immigrated to Australia when she was 2 years of age.  She met and married Clifford during World War II and moved to America in 1952.  Patricia became a citizen of the United States in 1980, of which she was very proud.

She was employed by Sissons, Bristol Myer Pharmaceuticals, and River Mead Nursing Home in Binghamton, NY throughout her career.

Patricia is survived by her daughter, Helen and two sons, Jeffrey and Timothy, eight grandchildren, and ten great-grandchildren. She will be greatly missed by everyone.

The family would like to thank the staff and doctors at Barnes-Kasson Hospital and Nursing Home for their dedicated care and concern.

At her request, there will be no public services.

Arrangements by Tuttle-Yeisley Funeral Home, Inc., Hallstead, PA.

Richard Vincent Sellitto, 64, went to be with our Lord on Friday, March 3, 2017, at his home in Haines City, Florida.

He was the youngest Son of Marita William Sellitto and the late Vincent F. Sellitto. He was preceded in death by his significant other, Cathy McBrea. Richard was a beloved Son, Father,  Grandfather,  Brother, Uncle and great Uncle.

He is survived by his daughter, Marita Judith Sellitto and her fiance, Patton Weidow; grandchildren, Evan Beamer, Dahlyla Weidow, Patton Weidow Jr.; his beloved dog, Sugar Plum; mother, Marita K. Sellitto; siblings, David J. Sellitto (wife, Kathy), Kathleen Sellitto (fiance, Ronald DiMedio), Margaret Sellitto Lewis (husband, Shane Sr.), Mary Sellitto Shauger (husband, Martin); neices, Heather Lewis (fiance, Andrew Scro), Vicky Sellitto Warminsky (husband, John); nephews, Shane Lewis Jr. (wife, Ronalyn), Timothy Brewer (wife, Tiffany), Michael Sellitto (wife, Nicole); late Anthony Joseph Sellitto, Davey Cronk, Jerod Cronk (wife, Heather), great-nieces, nephews and cousins.

Richard was retired from the Acme Markets and his personal cab service he loved, called "Chatty Cabby".

He enjoyed life, his home, collecting trains, gardening, but most of all his family and friends. Our Ricky Boy was a beautiful person inside and out and he will be sorely missed! We will see you again, our loved one.