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THE SUN & RECORD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25,2007 5 Our town is fortunate to have Hoffman Dear Williamson Voters, As long time residents of Williamson, we have seen and worked with many public servants, plus seen numerous changes in our community. We feel our town is fortunate to have Jim Hoffman as our supervisor. He is involved in many activities and organizations that will add to his resume to help guide future changes to the town. We know Jim through two of these organizations. Jim is member of the Wil liamson American Legion Post 394 where he holds the office of Post Adjutant. In this position Jim is responsible for meet ing minutes, all post correspondence and also serves on the executive committee. As a long time member of Williamson Presbyterian Church, you will find Jim willing to accept mundane tasks along with working on the personnel commit tee. He is also a great supporter of the church's youth program. We find Jim always willing to talk with people individually or in groups. His of fice door is open and he is around town noting where things could be improved. We feel that you as voters in William son should support Jim Hoffman in the November election. Thanks Joann and Curt DeBrine Supports Supervisor Hoffman Letters to Editor; Williamson Supervisor James D. Hoff man has expressed his desire to continue his exemplary role as Williamson's Su pervisor well into the future. With his proven commitment to the needs of Williamson as well as Wayne County,which he has shown in his past performance, I say,\Cast your ballot in support of Jim for at least another term as Supervisor of Williamson Town, East Williamson and The hamlet of Pult- neyyille.\ By George George H. Shoales Williamson Door-to-door canvass for UNICEF Dear Editor; With Halloween in Sodus comes one of our finer traditions, the annual door- to-door canvass for UNICEF. Children and adults from the member congregations of the Sodus Council of Churches will fan out across the Sodus cornmmunity seeking donations for this worthy cause. Our member churches will also have collection boxes at the churches for those who are not contacted during the door-to-door appeal. The Sodus Council of Churches has designated this year's collection to help end malaria. Malaria is an age-old killer of children, taking the lives of some one million individuals every year - prima rily children under the age of five. A very generous offer has been received from Malaria No More - an organization dedi cated to helping combat malaria - that could double the impact of your gift. The matching grant will match all gifts dollar for dollar. Every donation will be doubled. The low-cost, but highly effective ap proaches are the hallmark of all of UNICEF's efforts to do whatever it takes to save the lives of children. No other humanitarian organizations in the world saves more lives than UNICEF and no other organization has the reach and ex perience of UNICEF to take on the chal lenge of ensuring the survival of the world's children. Stevenson's heart is in serving the residents Dear Wilma and voters of Williamson: I would like the voters of Williamson to seriously consider Linda Stevenson for Supervisor when going to the polls on November 6. When Linda gets involved in an organization she gives her all to ful fill whatever commitment she has made. When her two boys were involved in athletics and other events while attend ing Williamson Senior High School, Linda was always there, not only to sup port them but the team, coaches and school. When publicity for some of her son's athletic events were needed, Linda pitched in to write them up, leading to her association with The Sun & Record that continues to this day. In her role as contributing writer for The Sun & Record, Linda has attended many town and county board meetings. She has been able to observe first-hand, how each body conducts its business. She has learned the ins and outs of agendas, committee organization and operation, as well as the structures of both bodies. She is up to speed on many of the issues con fronting Doth the town and county, so there will be a minimal learning curve should she be elected. This fall has found Linda very involved in care giving for her mother, exhibiting the compassion and dedication that she exhibits in any situation that she becomes involved in. Her time to meet and share her story and concerns with the voters has been limited, but her heart is in serving the residents of the Town of Williamson as Supervisor. Perry Howland Pultneyville Give Nancy your consideration Dear Editor, It is my pleasure to support Nancy Jor dan as a candidate for the Williamson Town Board. I have known Nancy for forty years and have a keen appreciation for ner professionalism, integrity and work ethic. She is a long time member of our community and has consistently sup- E orted Williamson and the people of Wu- amson. Nancy has a vision for Williamson that includes continuing to make our town more attractive for businesses and more hospitable for residents. As a Chamber of Commerce leader and a business owner on Main Street she is in touch with our collective community interests and can build upon our strengths. Williamson has been blessed to have willing and capable people step forward year after year to work on behalf of us all. We have an opportunity to select a trustee to our town this year who has an uncommon package of strength, convic tion and compassion along with a wealth of experience. My strong belief is that Nancy will be an immediate, positive con tributor to our town board. Nancy can join this team and work with them to con tinue the improvements that our commu nity desires and deserves. She will bring balance and a perspective that you can be certain will be well researched. She is accessible and accountable and will lis ten to her constituents. On Election Day, Tuesday November 6, give Nancy your consideration. Sincerely, Michael A. Herbert, DDS Williamson It is our hope and prayer that the many people we contact on Sunday will be moved to share the blessings we enjoy in this country with those who are less for tunate around the world. Sincerely, Kitty Kelly VP Sodus Council of Churches Readers' Forum continues on pages 6 & 7 Maddock, Emma L. Formerly of Alton, NY on October 1 s t at age 83. Emma is survived by her chil dren Daley (Sue) Maddock of Rochester, Linda Maddock of Syracuse, Sally Maddock of Sodus Point, Charles (Diane) Maddock of Wolcott; grandchildren Mickie (JP) Bracy, Crystal (Charles) Robinson and Evan Maddock; great grandchildren Amanda & Charles Robinson, Nick and Marc Bracy; one great-great grandchild Harmony; sisters Jacqueline Jenkins and Ruth (Robert) Wheeler. Emma was predeceased by her husband Alfred in 1996. A graveside service at the Rose Cem etery will be held at the convenience of her family. Memorials may be directed to a charity of one's choice. Arr: Norton Funeral Home, Sodus, NY. Murszewski, Frederick F. SODUS: Suddenly on October 15, 2007 at age 59. Fred is survived by his wife Susan; his children Kevin L. Murszewski, Amanda L. Ellis, Timothy P, Murszewski and Candice M. Murszewski; sisters Christine (James) Jozwiak and Susanne (Charles) Klaus; grandchildren Joshua Bowman and Shyana McLeod; 3 neph ews. Fred will be remembered fondly for his work with Boy Scout Troop #111 in Sodus for the past 20 years. A graveside service will be held on Tuesday October 23,11 a.m. at the Sodus Rural Cemetery on Route 88 in Sodus. Contributions in his memory may be di rected to Boy Scout Troop #111 in Sodus. Arr: Norton Funeral Home. Wamsley, Ellis C. WILLIAMSON: Died unexpectedly October 19, 2007 at age 71. Predeceased by his daughter Rhonda Thumbzen. Sur vived by his wife Doris; children, Jeff (Judy) Wamsley, Ken Wamsley; grand children, Randy, Tim, Michael, Morgan; sister Marian (Gerard) Verkest; uncle Andy (Edna) Moore; many in-laws, nieces, nephews & cousins. Friends are invited to call Monday 2-4 & 7-9PM at MURPHY FUNERAL HOME 1961 Ridge Rd, Ontario, where is Funeral Service will be held 10AM Tuesday. Burial at Huron-Evergreen Cemetery. Donations may be made to American Cancer Society in his memory. Lucille \Lou\ DeLorio McNamara Formerly of William son - October 21, 2007 Lucille \Lou\ DeLorio McNamara passed away peacefully on Oc tober 21 at Crouse Hos- E ital after a courageous attle with breast can cer. Known best for her sharp wit and endless generosity for people in need, if she had it and you needed it, it was yours. There was always a seat at her table for anyone who needed company or a hot meal. Many holiday dinners included an ex tended family of friends she had met at her restaurant that might otherwise have been alone. A pioneer of a women's right to equal pay for equal work not because it was fashionable but because it was right. She was one of the first woman members of Local Union 1163, Milwrights, Pile drivers and Divers of Syracuse and Rochester. Through the years she was the owner and operator of several restaurants and catering busi nesses, most recently the GBS Restaurant in Williamson, NY until illness forced her to retire from the business she loved. She was predeceased by her parents, Ralph and Carmella DeLorio and her brother, Nicholas DeLorio. Lucille is survived by her son, Robert Michael Gray of Rochester; daughters, Bonnie Vadala (John) Luciano of Syra cuse, Allsion Oohn) McNamara of Will iamson, NY, and Elizabeth (Michael) Hayes of Walworth, NY; brother, Ralph (Bonnie) DeLorio of Priest River, ID; sis ters, Sarah Qohn) Finch of Sterling Val ley, Jane (James) Simone of Myrtle Beach, Helen DeLorio of Syracuse, Carol (Aldo) Bonacchi of Phoenix, NY, and Diane (Dominick) Roffo of Syracuse; grand daughters, Lyndsay and Isabella and grandsons, David, Joshua, Jesse, Nicho las, Bradley, Shane, and Kevin; three great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Calling hours will beheld on Wednes day from 10 to 12 p.m. with a memorial service to follow at Farone & Son Funeral Home, 1500 Park Street. In lieu of flow ers, donations may be made to The Sa maritan Center, 310 Montgomery Street, Syracuse, NY 13202. Death Notice Policy Death notices are submitted to this news paper from your funeral home. There is a nominal fee for death notices. Please request your family's notices to be published in The Sun & Record. RE-ELECT Bob Mutts Sodus Town Councilman Please vote on November 6 faidforbyBobDcBodts I Editor's Note: As the November election looms, the Sun & Record reminds readers that we will not accept letters/editorials that criticize candidates. We will be pleased to publish letters of endorsement but i^fhat they be kepi down to 100 words orless,as sjroewjtottoi VOTE ROW B BILL DUBOIS mmsmimm Experienced, Dedicated, Honest, Hardworking, Community Oriented; Over 35 Years Experience working for the Town of Sodus Paid for by Bill DuBoli
