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Katherine Siracuse Obituary

SIRACUSE-Katherine (Luksch) November 19, 2007; loving wife of the late Lawrence Siracuse; loving mother of James (Patricia) Williamson, Patricia (late Thomas) Flemming, Lon (George) Therrian and the late Jack Williamson; sister of Dorothy (William) Schugardt; grandmother of 11 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren; also survived by nieces and nephews. A Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, December 1 at 11:00 AM at the Niagara Lutheran Home, 64 Hager St. where memorials may be made in lieu of flowers. For over 20 years, Katherine was employed at the O-Cel-O Division of General Mills. Arrangements by the DIETRICH FUNERAL HOME, INC.

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Published by Buffalo News from Nov. 28 to Nov. 29, 2007.

Memories and Condolences
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4 Entries

Rochelle Mirowski

December 1, 2007

Jim & Pat,

so sad to hear of Kitty's passing. Will always remember as my second "Mom"...shopping trips we took and our dinners out to Ted's...Kitty was a sweet woman and now she is up in heaven comparing notes with my Mom...oh oh...LOL

November 30, 2007

TO KITTY'S FAMILY,
I'M SADDEN BY THE LOSS OF YOUR MOM.SHE WAS A GREAT FRIEND TO ME FOR MANY YEARS. I LIVED ABOVE HER ON MEAD STREET.SHE BROUGHT MUCH LAUGHTER AND JOY TO ALL OF US IN A APARTMENT BLDG.I OFTEN THINK ABOUT THE LOVE SHE GAVE TO ALL OF US THERE.IF ONLY MORE PEOPLE COULD BE LIKE HER.KITTY,"I'VE MISSED YOUR SMILES AND LAUGHTER FOR AWHILE NOW."
I ALWAYS LOVED YOU,TIL WE MEET AGAIN.
LUV YOU,
KAREN GORAJ
XXO

Cathy Siracuse

November 29, 2007

Jim & Patty, I was very sorry to hear about your mom.

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