Shirley S. Hayden
February 24, 1943 – February 6, 2018
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Shirley S. Hayden of Canandaigua, N.Y. passed away on February 6, 2018, at age 96. Predeceased by husband, Donald (2005). Survived by her children, Donna of Penfield, N.Y. and Sun City Center, Fla. and Dave (Nancy) of Canandaigua, N.Y. and two grandchildren.
Shirley taught vocal music in the Rochester, N.Y. City Schools and was a church organist in Rochester and Sun City Center, Fla.
Special thanks to the staff members of The Pines at the Ewing Continuing Care Center for their kind and compassionate care.
In her memory, please consider a donation to a charity meaningful to you.
<h3><strong>Betty L. Schermesser</strong></h3>
Betty L. Schermesser, 74, of Sun City Center, Florida, passed from this life on Friday, February 2, 2018, after the sudden discovery and three-week battle with cancer.
Betty was so loved by her neighborhood friends and all those she encountered that her smile and up-beat look will be forever remembered and missed. Betty was active in her community and loved to tap dance among other activities with her many friends. We love you Betty.
Betty and her husband relocated to Sun City Center from Alliance, Ohio, in 1999, where she had retired from a career in the Public School System.
Betty was born on February 24, 1943 in Alliance, Ohio to the late Joseph and Helen Palmenter.
She is also preceded in death by her husband, Jim Schermesser; sister, Ann Clayton of Titusville, Florida and her brother, Joseph Palmenter Jr. of Alliance, Ohio.
Betty had recently lost her husband Jim in December after being by his side for many years as he endured a severe illness. Betty will join her husband Jim, at rest in GreenLawn Cemetery, in Akron, Ohio.
Betty is survived by her nephew Dana Geiger and his wife Karen who were able to be by her side, in her home, during her final moments, and niece Lynn Owens of Annapolis, Maryland, and niece Billi-Jo Maruna of Titusville. God Bless You Betty!
In lieu of a service or flowers, make a donation in Betty’s honor to The American Cancer Society. And Betty would want to say, "Boy oh boy, you just never know, so get out there and live it "
Shirley S. Hayden of Canandaigua, N.Y. passed away on February 6, 2018, at age 96. Predeceased by husband, Donald (2005). Survived by her children, Donna of Penfield, N.Y. and Sun City Center, Fla. and Dave (Nancy) of Canandaigua, N.Y. and two grandchildren.
Shirley taught vocal music in the Rochester, N.Y. City Schools and was a church organist in Rochester and Sun City Center, Fla.
Special thanks to the staff members of The Pines at the Ewing Continuing Care Center for their kind and compassionate care.
In her memory, please consider a donation to a charity meaningful to you.
<h3><strong>Betty L. Schermesser</strong></h3>
Betty L. Schermesser, 74, of Sun City Center, Florida, passed from this life on Friday, February 2, 2018, after the sudden discovery and three-week battle with cancer.
Betty was so loved by her neighborhood friends and all those she encountered that her smile and up-beat look will be forever remembered and missed. Betty was active in her community and loved to tap dance among other activities with her many friends. We love you Betty.
Betty and her husband relocated to Sun City Center from Alliance, Ohio, in 1999, where she had retired from a career in the Public School System.
Betty was born on February 24, 1943 in Alliance, Ohio to the late Joseph and Helen Palmenter.
She is also preceded in death by her husband, Jim Schermesser; sister, Ann Clayton of Titusville, Florida and her brother, Joseph Palmenter Jr. of Alliance, Ohio.
Betty had recently lost her husband Jim in December after being by his side for many years as he endured a severe illness. Betty will join her husband Jim, at rest in GreenLawn Cemetery, in Akron, Ohio.
Betty is survived by her nephew Dana Geiger and his wife Karen who were able to be by her side, in her home, during her final moments, and niece Lynn Owens of Annapolis, Maryland, and niece Billi-Jo Maruna of Titusville. God Bless You Betty!
In lieu of a service or flowers, make a donation in Betty’s honor to The American Cancer Society. And Betty would want to say, "Boy oh boy, you just never know, so get out there and live it "