Recent Obituaries: Remembering those who have left a lasting impact

Oneida Dispatch has been sharing stories of local heroes, business leaders, and beloved community members who have recently passed away. In this article, we pay tribute to some of these individuals whose lives had a significant impact on our community.

Firstly, Marcella Frances Truman, a woman in the millinery business, left behind a large circle of friends and acquaintances in Oneida City. She was united with her husband, Frank Truman, in 1872 and spent many years building a life together until her untimely death.

Another notable loss is that of Patrick F. Klock, who died at his home on Charlotte Street after being confined to bed for four months. Mr. Klock had been an operator of a grocery store in the area for the past 30 years and was known for his dedication to his work and community.

We also mourn the passing of J. Stuart Kieffer, who lost his life while attempting to rescue a man from drowning at Eaton, N.Y. His heroic act will not be forgotten, as he received the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission's highest honor for bravery in the face of danger.

In addition, we remember Kinney, a grocer who came to Clayville 40 years ago and established his own store. He was known for his kind heart and generosity, and his legacy continues to live on through those whose lives he touched.

The Oneida Dispatch would like to extend our deepest condolences to the families of these individuals and all those who have lost loved ones recently. We hope that by sharing their stories, we can honor their memories and keep their legacies alive in our community.

Source: Obituaries and Death Notices of Oneida County NY

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