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David Hebbe of Sandston, Virginia “lived life to the fullest through simple pleasures” and “had an uncanny ability to reach people in a deep and personal way.”
Lottie Adams of Syracuse, New York enjoyed sewing and painting — and could beat almost anyone at gin rummy.
Debbie Brummett was a nurse, a proud mother, and a loving sister and daughter whose “heart had no boundaries.”
Tracy Squires of Saline, Michigan “was a true foodie and just like her life she enjoyed every bite… especially if it had ketchup.”
Joan Francis of Ocala, Florida (formerly of Huntington, Connecticut) was “a magnificent broad who devoured life!”
Chuck Scully was an avid Syracuse Orange basketball fan with a wicked sense of humor.
Charles Barr III was “a loud and proud Democrat who voted for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, and was anxiously looking forward to watching the inauguration.”
Marion “DeeDee” Brown was a beloved longtime educator and a rock for many in the Syracuse community.
Justin Rieber of Evansville, Indiana loved taking beach vacations with his wife and daughter.
Sandy Grassgreen was a true east coaster who loved NY pizza, corned beef sandwiches, bagels and the New York Yankees.