Syracuse, New York
February 7, 2004 John DeWitt Waterbury, 72, of Old Coach Road, died of lung cancer on Saturday at his residence. Born in Auburn, New York, he was one of five children of the late Robert H. and Pearl (DeWitt) Waterbury and he grew up in Skaneateles, New York. Heattended The Cardinal Farley...
Read MoreI have such fond memories...canvas bags (thanks to Betsy!), lobster races in the yard in Skaneateles, sailing with Uncle Skip and Mom, my yellow slicker, Ladycliff weekends in New Rochelle with Sara and Jean, summer beach trips, and so much more.
My thoughts and prayers are with you. May your happy memories help you through these difficult times.
Love,
Mary
Mary Allen (Hoeft)
February 10, 2004 | Dallas, TX
We were looking forward to seeing Uncle Skip and family in March. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Looking forward to seeing you soon, Love, Anne and Ted
anne williams
February 09, 2004
I have many fond memories of Uncle Skip. Besides being a wonderful Uncle, he was a great craftsman. As a kid, I always looked forward to Christmas and opening the box from him knowing it was something he made. I still have and frequently use the canvas bags that he made and will cherish them even more. My prayers to the family.
Betsy Hoeft
February 09, 2004 | Tampa, FL
Sincere sympathy in your loss. Skip was a special guy and a good friend to my husband. We always enjoyed having him as a guest in our home.
Mrs George (Donna) Hoeft
February 08, 2004 | Syracuse, NY
Uncle Skip was an inspiration to me sailing on Long Island Sound - I cherish those memories.
Michael Hoy
February 08, 2004 | Solon, ME
thinking of you both with dearest love~~~~~~~
betty ann waterbury
February 08, 2004 | Largo,fla.
