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VIII. LET US REMEMBER Unless otherwise noted, these remembrances were prepared from the Let Us Remember notices and published obituaries.

A. MEMOIRS Reverend Jean Cale Arthur June 22, 1924 – September 16, 2018 Jean felt called to the ministry of the church at an early age. She wanted to provide service to her community’s needs for both physical and spiritual healing. Jean was a registered nurse and served in India as a Methodist missionary in the 1950s, taking time off only to get her master’s degree in New York City, as well as additional certifications at London University in tropical medicine, before returning to India. She was ordained a deacon in the North India Conference in 1952. While in India, she was the director of nursing at the Clara Swain Hospital in Bareilly for two years, and then became the district evangelist appointed by the Methodist Church in Bijnor and later in Moradabad. Jean met her husband, Rev. Dr. Edwin Arthur, in India. They married in 1959 and moved back to the United States. While Jean had their two children, Edwin was a United Methodist pastor in Pennsylvania and New York, serving White Sulphur Springs and Harris UMCs in NY in 1962 and 1963. In 1964, Edwin was in a car accident that left him unable to walk. In 1966, Jean was appointed pastor for East Branch, Fish’s Eddy and Harvard UMCs in NY. She and her family moved to Washington, DC in 1969, where she completed her doctorate at Wesley Theological Seminary. In 1971 she became a provisional member of the New York Conference and was appointed to Derby UMC in CT. Jean became an elder in the NY Conference in 1973 and served at Derby until 1979. In 1979, Jean and Edwin moved to Lake Mahopac, NY, where she served Lake Mahopac UMC and Mount Hope UMC in Mahopac Falls. After her retirement from the NY Conference in 1990, Jean served Holmes UMC in NY from 1992 to 1996, and then moved with her husband to North Carolina. While living in Pinehurst, NC, Jean was a volunteer chaplain at a local nursing home. Edwin passed away in 2003. LET US REMEMBER Jean died peacefully on Sunday, September 16, 2018. She is survived by her two children, Pamela Arthur Stuart and Dion Arthur; her two grandchildren, Benjamin and Daniel Stuart; her son-in-law, Kevin Stuart; her sister, Patricia Cale Sink; and many nieces and nephews. She is preceded in death by her husband, and her older sibling, Donald Cale, as well as her parents, Norman and Helen Cale. 346 - Let Us Remember

Reverend Kenneth R. Baldwin June 26, 1923 – August 27, 2018 Kenneth was born June 26, 1923 in Syracuse, NY to the late Bert and Mae Baldwin of Fayetteville, NY. Ken studied chemical engineering at Syracuse University, and during WWII he served in the Pacific for three years in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as a combat engineer. In 1940 he met the love of his life, Nancy Hall, at a youth social at the Charlotte Congregational Church, where her father, the late Raymond A. Hall, served as pastor. Although WWII lengthened their courtship, they were married in 1948 in the same church by Rev. Hall and shared 70 years of happy marriage. Ken and Nancy enjoyed dancing well into Ken’s nineties, often to the applause of onlookers. Following the war, Ken was called to the ministry. He studied at the University of Edinburgh, Union Theological Seminary and Yale Divinity School. He was ordained to the Christian ministry in 1953 and began his pastoral work at the North Presbyterian Church in Flushing, NY. During this time, Ken and Nancy hosted three refugee families from Hungary and Cuba. After serving churches in the Upper New York Conference, Ken served in the New York Conference for fourteen years, pastoring the following churches: Red Hook, NY and Rowe UMC in Milan, NY; Liberty, NY; Higganum and South Middletown in CT; and Treadwell, NY. He retired in 1988, and served the Upper Catskills Larger Parish (NY Conference) and East Worcester UMC (Wyoming Conference) in retirement. Ken loved to sing, joining the choirs of the churches he served and regional choral groups. He also enjoyed golf. Following his retirement, he and Nancy settled in Oneonta, NY. Ken continued to supply preach and served as a chaplain at A.O. Fox Hospital in Oneonta. He was honored with regular invitations to preach at Catholic churches in the region, which reflected his ecumenical spirit. He was an active member of the Rotary and the VFW and served on the boards of Catholic Charities and the Foothills Performing Arts Center. Ken was predeceased by his parents; his brothers, Clarence and Guy; his sister, Doris; and his cousins, Robert Clifford, Jack Clifford, and Neil Frink. He is survived by his loving wife, Nancy; his son, Stuart and his wife, Harriet (Cone) Baldwin; his daughters, Amy and her husband, Douglas Berry, and Anne Baldwin; his brother-in-law, Avery Hall and his wife, Andrea Rogers; his niece, Marko Russell; his nephew, Michael and his wife, Joan Spasyk; and many nieces, nephews, and cousins. Kenneth died on August 27, 2018. A memorial service was held at the Fairport UMC, 31 West Church Street, Fairport, NY on Saturday, September 8, 2018. Interment was at the Grandview Cemetery in Charlotte, VT. Donations may be made in Ken’s memory to the Charlotte Congregational Church or the University of Vermont. MEMOIRS 2019 New York Annual Conference - 347

Reverend Arthur W. Bloom March 16, 1927 – February 7, 2019 Art was born on March 16, 1927 in Bronx, New York, the only child of Knut William Bloom and Esther Christianson Bloom. Art served in the U.S. Army for two years as a sergeant in the military police. He attended Wilkes College in Wilkes-Barre, PA, receiving a degree in criminology. In 1948 he received his license to preach in the Central Pennsylvania Conference. While serving churches, he continued his education at Drew University, attaining his master of divinity degree and several years later completing his doctor of ministry degree. He became a full member of the New York Conference in 1957. Art met his future wife, Margaret Reed (Peg), when he was an assistant minister for Peg’s father, Rev. William B. Reed. Art and Peg served five United Methodist churches - Central PA Conference: York; New York Conference: Bedford Hills, Ossining, Northport and Patchogue. During his time in Ossining, he served as chaplain at Sing Sing Prison, where he counseled individuals facing the end of life; he was very proud of this work. Throughout his career, Art was passionate about his role in developing and mentoring new pastors entering the ministry. After his retirement in 1992, Art continued his ministry, with Peg by his side, preaching, performing baptisms, weddings and funerals, and counseling those in need. Art and Peg enjoyed over twenty years of retirement. Art enjoyed boating, fishing and swimming. He peacefully entered the church triumphant on February 7, 2019. Art was predeceased by his life partner of 60 years, Margaret Reed Bloom (Peg).

Reverend Donald E. Collier February 7, 1935 – September 30, 2018 Donald was born in Lakewood, OH on February 7, 1935 to Earl and Florence (Dunn) Collier. The family moved to Westchester County, NY when Don was quite young; he always considered himself a New Yorker. Don received his bachelor’s degree from LET US REMEMBER Ohio Wesleyan University and his masters from the Yale School of Divinity. Don became an elder in the New York Annual Conference in 1960, pastoring Trinity UMC in LaGrangeville, St. Paul’s UMC in Peekskill, and Rye UMC, all in NY. From 1968 to 1974 he served as associate conference program director for the New York Conference and then returned to parish ministry for five years at Meriden UMC in CT. In 1979 he was appointed to United Methodist Communications, where he served as assistant general secretary and later as associate general secretary for the Division of Program and Benevolence. In the mid-1990s Don worked at Creative Connections in Media in Rhinebeck, NY and served as an interim pastor at UMC of Peekskill and at Asbury UMC in Croton-on-Hudson, NY. In 1998 he 348 - Let Us Remember was appointed to UMC of Peekskill, where he served until his retirement in 2002. After retirement, he also worked as a communications officer for the New York Conference. Don was a beloved pastor, known for his creative worship and capacity to accept and care for his congregation. Don was active in the pastors’ associations in many of the locales he served. He was also active in social justice causes including civil rights, peace, and women’s rights throughout his life. Music filled Don’s soul – all kinds of music, both sacred and secular. Heloved nothing more than a great organ toccata or a Neil Diamond song. He was often found playing the hymns on either the piano or organ at meetings. Don’s other passion was trains. From his childhood through his senior years, Don loved trains, and often found a way to travel for work or pleasure via the rails. Many of his homes included model train set-ups. At the time of Don’s Memorial Service, Tom Vencuss commented that “Don hired me to work at Session Woods when I was 17. It was part of the process which led me into the outdoors, the Appalachian Trail, rock climbing, etc. So, I credit Don with providing me with an opportunity that few friends had.” Don entered the church triumphant on Sunday, September 30, 2018 in Des Moines, WA. Don loved his family and is survived by his wife, Diane; his daughters, Linda Floren (Randy), and Donna Witts (Tony); his stepdaughter Maurie Wiswell (Christian); his grandchildren, Katherine, Stephen, Drew and Nathaniel; his brother Glenn Collier (Ann) and his first wife, Maybeth Lyman. Don’s life was celebrated on Sunday, October 21, 2018 at the Des Moines UMC in Des Moines, WA where Don worshiped and sang in the choir since moving to the Seattle area. Interment will be at Asbury Crestwood UMC, Yonkers, NY. A New York Memorial Service was held on April 5, 2019 at Asbury Crestwood United Methodist Church. Memorial donations in Don’s memory can be made to the Alzheimer’s Association or United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR).

Reverend Delois Davis June 21, 1947 – May 3, 2019 Delois Davis was the firstborn of thirteen children born to the late Harvey and Pearlie M. Cross on June 21, 1947 in Earle, Arkansas. She attended Dunbar High School in Earle and graduated in May 1965. Her religious journey started at the First Baptist Church in Earle where she was baptized and confirmed as a full member of the church. In 1965 Delois relocated to New York and married her high school sweetheart. They had two children Lisa and Frank. She was the proud grandmother of Joseph, Ashley, Bryson, Jordan, Alexis and great grandmother of Dominic and Caden. Delois later married James Davis who died in September 1990.

MEMOIRS Her work history started shortly after her arrival in New York working several bookkeeping jobs until 1977 when she was hired by CBS Television as a Bookkeeper. In 1987 she was promoted to supervisor and worked in that position until 2004 when she resigned to respond to the call to ministry. She graduated from The College of New Rochelle in 2004. 2019 New York Annual Conference - 349 Delois attended New York Theological Seminary and graduated in 2010 with a MDiv. Delois moved her membership to the United Methodist Church in 1999 as she was answering her call to ministry. She served as coordinator of the Community After School Program at First United Methodist Church of Jamaica from 2004 – 2009. At the time of her death Rev. Davis was the Senior Pastor of Community United Methodist Church, Jackson Heights, NY. She had been a member of Grace United Methodist Church a St Albans, NY from 2000-2010 where she assisted the senior pastor in all pastoral duties. She was appointed Youth Minister and taught confirmation classes and MYF classes. While pastoring at Community, Delois participated in ecumenical ministries. At Community specific, prayer walks, coat drive, feeding programs, per blessings, Far Rockaway Mission. In addition she worked with Regal Heights Rehabilitation and Health Care Cents and Flushing Housing Assisted Living. Among the recent accomplishments was being honored by the NAACP Corona Chapter and receiving the Clergy Award for her faithful service to the church and its ministry. Delois enter the church triumphant on May 3, 2019. A funeral service was held on Monday, May 13, 2019 at Grace United Methodist Church, St Albans, NY. Donations in memory of Delois can be made to Community United Methodist Church of Jackson Heights. Said of Delois, as a woman called by God she felt empowered to devote her life to service of God and to the people of God. She firmly believed all things are possible to them that believe.

Reverend Ernest Burton (Burt) Davison April 8, 1931 – November 28, 2018 Born in Windsor, Canada, son of the late Ernest and Christine (Ross) Davison, Burt lived in the New York City, Long Island and Catskill Hudson areas for many years before moving to Langhorne nine years ago. Burt entered the church triumphant on Wednesday, November 28, 2018 at St Mary Medical Center, Langhorne, PA. Burt served honorably in the United States Marines as a drill instructor. He graduated

from Syracuse University and from Union Theological Seminary in New York with a LET US REMEMBER Master of Divinity degree. He received his license to preach in 1955 in the New York East Conference and became an elder in full in 1959. He ministered to churches in New York for over 40 years, serving Union UMC in South Ozone Park; South Third Street UMC in Brooklyn; Elmhurst UMC; The Village Church in Bayville; Kings Highway UMC in Brooklyn; Freeport UMC; Broadway Temple UMC in Manhattan; and St. James UMC in Kingston. Burt was known for being deeply involved not only from the pulpits of the New York congregations he served, but also in the greater community and personal lives of those who came to hear him preach, many of whom also came to know Burt not only as a minister, but as a friend. At Freeport UMC, where he served the longest, he became so involved in the community that the local mayor had a day named in his honor. 350 - Let Us Remember Husband of the late Carol Gillespie Davison, and father of the late Daniel Davison, he is survived by one son and daughter-in-law, Michael Davison and Xiu (Sunnie) Chen of Brooklyn, NY; by one daughter and son-in-law, Ellen Davison and Chris Wright of Rail Road Flat, CA; by seven grandchildren, Jacob, Geoffrey, Miles, Felice, Angie, Kaya, and Trillium; and by one great-grandchild, Casey, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services took place on Saturday, December 8, at the Freeport UMC at 46 Pine Street, Freeport, NY 11520. Both Burt and his late wife Carol were lifelong civil rights and social justice advocates, memorial contributions in his memory can be sent to the American Civil Liberties Union (online or by mail to the American Civil Liberties Union, c/o Gift Processing Department, 125 Broad Street, 18th Floor, New York, NY 10004) or to a similar charity of your choice.

Pastor Herbert G. Day, Jr. October 10, 1932 – March 22, 2019 Herbert was born in Poughkeepsie, NY on October 10, 1932, the son of Herbert and Blanche (Seaman) Day. He graduated from Oakwood Friends School in Poughkeepsie and completed a degree in photography from RIT in Rochester, NY. After enlisting in the Navy during the Korean War and serving as a corpsman on a destroyer escort ship, Herbert graduated from Dutchess Community College in Poughkeepsie as a registered nurse. On July 12, 1953, Herbert married Evelyn Louise Silvernale of Millerton, NY, whom he met while working at St. Francis Hospital in Poughkeepsie. They lived in Charleston, SC until Herbert left the Navy. Evelyn was a nurse at the Naval Hospital. Herbert worked for several area hospitals before moving to Syracuse in 1965 to complete a certification program in respiratory care, after which he worked at Upstate Medical Center in Syracuse, NY, as a respiratory care therapist. In 1968 he moved with his family to Clifton Springs, NY, where he ran the outpatient care center for the Clifton Springs Hospital and Sanitarium. In 1976, he returned to the Dutchess County area and worked for Wassaic Developmental Center, Harlem Valley Psychiatric Center, and Hudson River Psychiatric Center as a nursing supervisor and respiratory therapist. After retirement, Herbert earned his license to preach and became a local pastor in the New York Annual Conference. He served the Millerton UMC from 1990 until 2001. When not working, Herbert enjoyed fly fishing, golf, and photography. He belonged to the Webutuck Lodge F & A M in Millerton, NY as a Master Mason and served as district deputy for one year. He was chaplain of the American Legion in Millerton, NY, for several years. Herbert died on Friday, March 22, 2019 at Noble Horizon’s Nursing Home in Salisbury, CT from complications due to Alzheimer’s disease. MEMOIRS In addition to his wife, Herbert is survived by his children, Mary Elizabeth of Sharon, CT; Sally Anne of Catskill, NY; and Nan Ellen of Millerton, NY. He is also survived by 11 grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild. He was 2019 New York Annual Conference - 351 predeceased by his son, Herbert III. A funeral service was held Saturday, April 6, 2019, at the Millerton UMC. Donations in Herbert’s name may be made to the American Legion Scholarship Fund, Millerton, NY 12546.

Pastor Susan M. DeSousa February 3, 1943 – December 24, 2018 Susan was born on February 3, 1943 in Detroit, MI. A 1964 graduate of the University of Michigan, Susan was in Alpha Phi sorority and remained an avid fan who could sing the fight song like no one else. Go Blue! Before entering the ministry Susan’s previous vocations ranged from personal organizational assistant to the conference management profession to award-winning educator. Susan was a school teacher while living in Jackson, MI and was elected to the Jackson Public School Board from 1974-1976 prior to moving to CT. She was awarded the Distinguished Service Award and received special recognitions for her service in that role. She had a love of music across many genres, and was a talented singer in both professional and amateur venues, bringing joy and inspiration to her listening audience. She believed that “one who sings, prays twice.” Susan received her License to Preach in 2000 and was pastor at South Meriden Trinity UMC from 2000 until she retired in 2011. While at SMTUMC she spearheaded the creation of the adjacent Unity House with a mission of creating safe and loving homes for the settlement of refugees displaced by war and violence around the world. Susan was strictly authentic, fiercely loving, and had a sharp wit that could make you laugh even in the most difficult of circumstances. She had a way of making you feel safe and unconditionally supported that was rare and special, and endeared her to many people across her life of service. She entered the church triumphant on December 24, 2018 and will be deeply, dearly missed. Susan was the beloved wife of William DeSousa. She is also survived by her son, Michael Jones; daughter, Carol Jones; brother, Mark Colby; sister, Karen Colby; daughter-in-law, Stephanie Jones; son-in-law, Andrew Freeburg; and grandchildren, Aidan Freeburg, Lucas Freeburg, Alex Jones, and Zachary Jones. Donations may be made in Susan’s name to the National Kidney Foundation and the National MS Society. Rev. Karen Cook and Rev. Ken Kieffer presided at a private LET US REMEMBER memorial at Susan’s home in New Milford on January 12, 2019. 352 - Let Us Remember

Reverend Paul M. Ewing August 22, 1926 – April 23, 2019

Paul was the fifth child of a tenant farmer. He began his education at the College of Idaho, and continued at Syracuse University (B.A.), Boston University (M.Div.) and the New York School of Theology (D.Div.). He joined the Air Force during the Korean War. Paul studied Russian at Syracuse University, where he met and fell in love with his wife-to-be, Jeanne. Paul and Jeanne married and relocated to England, where he translated Russian for the Air Force and coached the unit’s baseball team. Paul’s life’s work as a Methodist minister began after their return from England. His broad curiosity and passion for life fed his unwavering dedication to the churches he served: Stratford UMC in Connecticut and Woodbury and Bellport UMCs in Long Island, NY. Paul thrived on caring for everyone’s spiritual well-being, regardless of the situation life had led them to. After 35 years in pastoral ministry Paul retired in 1991. In retirement he continued counseling people in need. Paul also enjoyed a lifelong interest in art, particularly silk screening, as well as his other top passions: baseball and peanut butter. His long life was devoted to service - to his country, his ministry and his family. Paul died on April 23, 2019. He is survived by his wife of 65 years, Jeanne M. Ewing, who relates, “What I will miss most is having Paul at my side each day and feeling his generous hugs, his arms wrapped around my shoulders. Our shared solid and dependable love allowed us to meet the challenges, sorrows and joys of our life together.” Paul will also be remembered by their five children: Brent Ewing, his wife, Kelly, and sons Jordan and Seth of Seattle, WA; Todd Ewing of Ellsworth, ME; Julie McNeal and her husband, Beacher, of Andover, CT; Curtis Ewing, his wife, Debbie, and children Ilima and Nathaniel of Vallejo, CA; and Melissa Byrne and her husband, Jim, of Enfield, CT. A memorial service was held June 21, 2019 at the Wapping Community Church, 1790 Ellington Rd, South Windsor, CT 06074. Burial with military took place at State Veterans Cemetery, 317 Bow Lane, Middletown, CT 06457. Memorial donations may be made to Camp Quinipet, PO Box 549, Shelter Island Heights, NY 11965 or Wapping Community Church, 1790 Ellington Road, South Windsor, CT 06074.

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Reverend Floyd E. “Skip” George III June 25, 1942 – February 4, 2019 Born June 25, 1942 in Norwalk, CT to Rev. Floyd E. George, Jr. and Irene, Skip grew up in Brooklyn, NY where he attended Erasmus Hall High School. At that time his father was serving Hanson Place Central Methodist Church. Skip attended Union College in Barbourville, KY. After flirting with a career in the foreign services, he decided to attend Hartford Theological Seminary to follow in his father’s, grandfather’s, great-grandfather’s, and great-great-grandfather’s footsteps and join the Methodist ministry. Skip was quoted in a New York Times article: ‘’I decided if I was going to shuffle papers I’d rather do it on behalf of God than for the State Department.’’ Skip received his license to preach in the New York Conference in 1965 and became a full elder in 1972. He served an eclectic mix of parishes in urban, rural, and suburban communities. In Connecticut he served Woodbury, First UMC in Thomaston, and South Park in Hartford. In New York he served Cuyler-Warren Street in Brooklyn, Fordham in the Bronx, St. Paul and St. Andrew in Manhattan, Hampton Bays, Asbury-Crestwood in Yonkers; and Vail’s Gate in New Windsor. He also served as director of Covenant Community in Hartford for a year and spent several years in the Troy Conference. He retired in 2004, and served Rye UMC in New York for eight years in retirement. To each parish that he served, Skip brought a passion for community engagement and outreach to youth and marginalized people that pushed congregations to open their doors wider and find ways to more fully involve themselves in the life of their community. A gifted church administrator, Skip was known for being able to cultivate new and active leaders in the congregations he served. Throughout his adult life, Skip was an outspoken advocate for social and economic justice and racial equality. This work extended beyond the confines of his congregations and took him to places like Nicaragua and Mozambique. And though Skip spent his professional life within the United Methodist Church, he fought for many changes within it, particularly in his advocacy for the recognition of LGBTQIA members of the church. Beyond his pastoral work, Skip was a board chair of West Side Campaign Against Hunger, president of the Protestant Foundation at Columbia University, and co-chair of the Fordham-Bedford Housing Development Corporation. As a young adult, Skip LET US REMEMBER worked at Camp Wapanacki in Hardwick, VT, the first camp for the visually impaired in the U.S. He also enjoyed a long and happy connection to Camp Dudley in Westport, NY. Skip was a devoted father and friend, and a legendary cook. Some of the happiest times of his life were around the dinner table where, along with amazing food and wine, Skip also served up entertaining stories and in-depth conversations. Rev. Floyd E. “Skip” George, III entered the church triumphant on Monday, February 4, 2019 at Morse Life Health Center in West Palm Beach, FL. Skip had been at Morse Life Health Center since 2017 following a stroke. 354 - Let Us Remember Skip is survived by his former wife, Ann George, who brought so much comfort to the final years of his life; his brother, Philip (Carolyn); his son, Evan (Diana McGuigan); his stepson Christian D’Andrea (Heidi); his stepdaughter Bethany Miller (Riley); and his grandchildren Jacob Martz, Quinlan and Adelheide D’Andrea, and Alice Miller. A memorial service was held at The Church of St. Paul and St. Andrew in Manhattan, New York, NY on May 11, 2019. Skip’s family welcomes donations be made to Camp Dudley and Kiniya, 126 Camp Dudley Rd., Westport, NY 12993 or to West Side Campaign Against Hunger, 263 W. 86th St., New York, NY 10024.

Reverend Robert A. Johnson, Sr. November 20, 1938 – March 7, 2019 According to his family, Bob was very compassionate. He was always there for “everyone” and was a true “people person.” He loved spending time with his family and friends and especially with his grandsons. Bob was born on November 20, 1938 in Brooklyn, NY, son of the late Alfred C. and Dorothy Kirchner Johnson. Bob was an associate member of New York Annual Conference. He served as the pastor at churches in NY: Shady, Windham, Ashland, Hensonville-Maplecrest, and Trinity UMC, Hudson. Bob retired in 2008. After retirement he served from 2008 to 2018 at First United Methodist Church, Coxsackie. In addition to his parents, Bob is predeceased by his beloved wife, Mildred (Millie), on April 8, 2009. Survivors include his son, Robert Johnson, Jr; daughter, Dawn Cody and her husband, Michael; and grandsons Ryan Johnson and Aidan Cody. He is also survived by many dear and beloved friends and parishioners. His funeral was held at Windham-Hensonville United Methodist Church, 5296 State Route 23, Windham, NY 12496, Tuesday, March 12 with Rev. Bonnie Snyder officiating. Gifts in Bob’s memory may be made to St. Peter’s Hospice Inn, 315 S. Manning Blvd, Albany, NY 12208 or Windham-Hensonville United Methodist Church, 5296 State Route 23, Windham, NY 12496. MEMOIRS 2019 New York Annual Conference - 355

Reverend Barbara D. Knox March 24 14, 1929 – September 8, 2018 Barbara was born March 24, 1929 in Newburgh, NY to the late Irving S. and Dorothy B. Knox. She became a provisional member of the New York Conference in 1989 and served the following congregations: Trinity UMC in the Bronx, Pine Bush UMC, and Walker Valley UMC. Barbara retired in 1995. Rev. Barbara D. Knox died on Saturday, September 8, 2018 at Wingate at Beacon, in Beacon, NY. Survivors include several distant cousins. There were no services. Cremation took place at Cedar Hill Cemetery in Newburgh, NY. Inurnment was at Woodlawn Cemetery in New Windsor, NY.

Reverend Matthew Valentino Labriola February 14, 1929 – August 9, 2018 Matthew was born on February 14, 1929 in Passaic, NJ to Michael and Mary Dardano Labriola. Rev. Labriola graduated from Fairleigh Dickinson University in Teaneck, NJ and Drew University Theological School in Madison, NJ. During his ministry in the New York Conference he served the following churches: Memorial UMC in Modena, NY, Liberty UMC in Newburgh, NY, and Trinity UMC in New Britain, CT. Rev. Labriola began his ministry in the Northern New Jersey Conference, serving Asbury and West Portal UMCs, High Bridge UMC, and Bergen Highlands UMC. Rev. Labriola retired from the NY Conference in 1994. In his retirement he continued to serve: Sloatsburg UMC in NY, and Boonton UMC and Franklin Lakes UMC in NJ. Rev. Labriola was widely known for his popular art ministry programs throughout New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Connecticut. Several of the churches he served have his art work adorning the walls. One of his friends commented that he LET US REMEMBER looks for a painting done by Matthew anytime he enters a church that Matthew served. He is survived by his wife, Sandra, of 26 years, as well as by his former wife, Patricia Binder, of Tuscon, AZ and their 5 children: Leslie of Franklin, MA; Kathy of Berkley, CA; Peter of Berkley, CA; Jean Drake of Bensen, AZ; and Paul of Ridgewood, NJ. He is also survived by four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Rev. Matthew Valentino Labriola died at home on Thursday, August 9, 2018 after a quiet battle with cancer. A memorial celebration of his life was held at the Northside UMC in Brewster, MA on Saturday, September 22, 2018. Memorial donations may be sent to Northside UMC, 701 Airline Rd, Brewster, MA 02631. 356 - Let Us Remember

Reverend Barbara J. Mungin March 5, 1947 – October 17, 2018 Barbara Joyce Mungin was born March 5, 1947 in New York City to the late John Mungin and Martha Parker-Mungin of Beaufort, South Carolina. Barbara was raised in Harlem on 116th Street and obtained her education in the New York City public schools. Barbara knew from an early age that education was key and spent the majority of her life quenching her educational thirst. Her educational accomplishments were many. She attended Kings County Nursing School in 1965 and 1966, and received a master of arts in special education from City College of New York in 1972. She also earned a master of science in educational psychology from New York University in 1977 and a master of science in administration/ supervision from City College of New York in 1979. Throughout her career she took many additional continuing education and training courses. Her love for education led Barbara to join the New York City Board of Education in January 1972. She worked there more than twenty years in many different capacities. Her titles included teacher of special education, teacher of common branches, school administrator and supervisor, district administrator and supervisor, supervisor of special education, education administrator, program management specialist, education administrator, staff development and training instruction specialist, principal of Day Elementary School, and principal of Day Junior High School. In 1994, Barbara decided to answer the call of faith in her life and join the ministry. In July 1994 she was appointed to her first church as assistant pastor of Metropolitan Community UMC in Manhattan, followed by assistant pastor at Epworth UMC in the Bronx. She earned her master of divinity from New Brunswick Theological Seminary in New Brunswick, NJ in May 1997. In July 1998, she was appointed associate pastor of Salem UMC in Harlem and in July 2001 was appointed for the first time as pastor of Asbury UMC in Mount Vernon, NY. In July 2002, Barbara returned to Epworth UMC as the pastor. Throughout her pastoral journey, Epworth Church always supported her. They were like family and held a special place in her heart. In July 2008, she was appointed to Hempstead UMC on Long Island, followed by Asbury UMC in Croton-on-Hudson, NY in 2013 and Faith UMC on Staten Island in 2014. Between late 2014 and early 2015, Alzheimer’s unfortunately began to manifest more and more and Barbara had no choice but to retire in January 2015. Barbara was blessed to share this life with many family members, but she prided herself on her three daughters, Melanie Mungin, Ayanna Martin-Williams and Maia Mungin-Oriol. Barbara’s heart grew bigger and stronger with the birth of each of her grandchildren: Seanika Ladson, Aniqa Garrison, Tileyah Williams, Lexus Martin, Jaylin Gary, Dylan Apson, Ashlyn Oriol and Phillip Stradford. Also left to mourn are her sisters, Connie Mungin and Sadie Mungin; her nieces, Sharon Parker & Sandra Parker;

MEMOIRS and a host of great nieces, nephews, cousins, extended family, friends and colleagues. Rev. Barbara J. Mungin entered the church triumphant on Wednesday, October 17, 2018. The funeral service was Friday, October 26, 2018 at Salem UMC, 2190 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd, New York, NY. 2019 New York Annual Conference - 357

Reverend Carole Paynter October 9, 1961 – October 2, 2018 Carole Angela Paynter, born October 9, 1961 in Hackney Hospital, London, England, was a loving and affectionate child to Veda and Fitzroy Paynter. Carole had some complications at birth and spent a brief period hospitalized in an oxygen tent. Her personal motto is found in John 4:34, “Jesus said to them, ‘My food is to do the will of him who sent me and to complete his work.”’ Carole learned the value of education from an early age from her parents. She received her undergraduate degree from Barnard College at Columbia University, where she majored in psychology and then pursued a law degree. She held a juris doctor law degree from Brooklyn Law School and was a practicing attorney for twenty-seven years. Carol discovered that she had a heartfelt desire to lead people to connect with the Lord Jesus Christ through church worship, Bible study and reflection. She pursued studies in theology and in 2012 graduated (cum laude) from the New Brunswick Theological Seminary in NJ. She was a recipient of a UM City Society Urban Ministry Scholarship. Carole served as the pastor of Smithtown UMC in Smithtown, NY beginning in July 2014. Her previous appointment was at Bethel UMC in Brooklyn, NY. Carole served on the board of Anchor House and was the chair of the Long Island East District Board of Trustees. Carole had a great love for life. As a child growing up in Montreal, Quebec she loved the Montreal Canadiens hockey team and had her own hockey stick and skates so she could practice the sport like many other neighborhood children. She enjoyed summers at the pool where she taught herself to swim. Carole loved singing and playing the piano. She also loved dance and was a student of Olga Spencer at the Negro Community Center in Montreal. Carole never pursued anything half-way; she put her full soul into everything she did. Carole learned from an early age the value of family. She loved family gatherings and especially the holidays with family. Carole died on October 2, 2018 at Stony Brook University Hospital. She was preceded in death by her beloved mother, Veda. She leaves to cherish her memory her daughter, Dominique; her father, Fitzroy Paynter; her siblings, Dawn and Stephen; her step- father, Nicholas; her aunts, Jean and Nola; her uncle, Eddie; and a host of cousins and LET US REMEMBER friends in the United Kingdom, Canada and the Caribbean. May her soul rest in peace. A celebration of life service took place at Smithtown UMC with special music by the church choir and others. Rev. Dr. Allen N. Pinckney, Jr offered the eulogy. 358 - Let Us Remember

Reverend Louis E. Rowley January 6, 1936 – May 19, 2019 Reverend Lou was born on January 6, 1936 in Brooklyn, NY. He grew up in Brooklyn and Port Washington, NY. He attended Swarthmore College and Drew University Theological School. While at Drew, he was a student pastor at Sea Cliff Methodist Church in NY. It was during these years that he met his future wife, Mary Lou Davies. After graduating from Drew, he was the pastor of First UMC of Astoria from 1960 to 1975. During his time in Astoria, he married Mary Lou, and they had three sons while serving there. From 1975 to 2004, he was the pastor of First UMC of Mount Vernon. He retired from the NY Conference in 2004. Upon retirement, Lou and Mary Lou moved to Drexel Hill, PA, and he continued volunteer pastoral duties at The Garden Church in Lansdowne, PA, where he led Bible studies and occasionally preached and played the organ. In 2017, they moved to the Methodist retirement community Simpson House in Philadelphia, where he would continue to preach occasionally. His last sermon was preached in January 2019. He played the organ and also led very popular hymn sings for his fellow residents. Rev. Lou was the quintessential pastor: a great communicator and preacher, supportive leader, empathetic counselor and friend to his flock. He led youth groups at both of his churches, influencing the next generation of Christians. He wasa firm believer in community involvement and during his long pastoral career either participated in or chaired the boards of many organizations. In Astoria, he was involved in the Martin de Porres Center, antipoverty programs, and was secretary of the City Society. In Mount Vernon, the organizations included Rotary Club (Paul Harris Fellow), Salvation Army, Riverdale Methodist Home, Seabury-Wilson Home, Meals on Wheels, Council of Churches (president), the Interfaith Clergy Association, Mount Vernon Hospital (trustee) and the Metropolitan District (UMC) Committee on Church Buildings and Locations. Louis entered the church triumphant on Sunday, May 19, 2019. He was a loving and supportive husband, father and grandfather who will be forever missed. He is survived by his loving wife of 56 years, Mary Lou; his three sons, James (Lisa), John (Melanie) and Peter (Toni); and his grandchildren, Alex, Sarah, Matthew, Will, Seth, Tommy and Ella. He was predeceased by his parents, Louis and Maybelle Rowley, and three grandchildren, Robert, Hannah and Jack. Louis is also survived by his brothers, Robert (Emily) and David (Abbie), and by numerous nieces and nephews. A memorial service took place at Simpson House Chapel, 2101 Belmont Avenue, Philadelphia, PA on Saturday, June 29, 2019. Donations can be made to Simpson House Benevolent Care Fund, 2101 Belmont Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19131. MEMOIRS 2019 New York Annual Conference - 359

Reverend Walter Herbert Schenck October 6, 1940 – September 6, 2018 Walter Herbert Schenck was born October 6, 1940 in Passaic, NJ to the late Walter and Clara Crabtree Schenck. Rev. Schenck began his career in the New Jersey Conference. He joined the New York Conference in 1970. Much of his New York Conference career was spent ministering to college students and young adults, beginning in 1970 as campus minister at United Ministries in Higher Education, New Haven, CT. He also worked for University & Young Adult Ministries at the UM General Board of Global Ministries (GBGM); as executive director of The Christian Association of The University of Pennsylvania; as associate director for urban ministry at The Fund for Theological Education in New York City; and as regional executive secretary for mission personnel at GBGM. He retired in 2003. Walter served the following New York Conference churches over the course of 33 years: Christ UMC in Brooklyn; Overlook UMC in Woodstock, NY; First UMC in Jamaica, NY and Peekskill UMC. Rev. Schenck retired in 2003. He died on Thursday, September 6, 2018. He is survived by his loving wife, Gay Alexander Schenck; his sons, Jonathan Schenck and his wife, Stephanie Benziger, and Adam Schenck and his wife, Spenta Cama; his brother, Robert W. Schenck; and his grandchildren, Andrew, Christopher, Feroze and Zahra Schenck. A memorial service celebrating Walter’s life was held Tuesday, September 11, 2018 at the First Presbyterian Church, 704 Whitney Ave, New Haven, CT. Memorial contributions in Walter’s memory may be made to Smilow Cancer Hospital by donating to Closer to Free, Office of Development, Yale-New Haven Hospital, P.O. Box 1849, New Haven, CT 06508 or to Doctors Without Borders USA, P.O. Box 5030, Hagerstown, MD 21741. LET US REMEMBER 360 - Let Us Remember

Reverend William R. Siktberg March 23, 1923 – September 20, 2018 Bill was attended in his final days by his two sons and many devoted friends from the Bennetts Switch Community Church. He was a longtime member of that congregation, and was their pastor in the late 1940s. Four weeks before his death he was still living alone in the house he helped his father build in 1937, supported on a daily basis by loving church friends and from afar by his family. He remained physically strong and independent-minded right to the end. The third of four brothers, Bill was born March 23, 1923 in Bennetts Switch, IN to Con and Hazel Siktberg. Bill worked in his father’s general store, played baseball for Kokomo High School, and decided to attend Taylor University in Upland, IN, where he charted a course to be a minister. He made many lifelong friends there, including Laura Herber of Upland, whom he married after graduation. He then went to New York City to get his bachelor’s degree from New York Theological Seminary (then known as Biblical Seminary). He received his license to preach and was ordained a deacon in the North Indiana Conference and returned to Indiana to serve the Bennetts Switch, Miami, and Cassville Methodist churches. He returned to New York to pursue a master’s degree from Union Theological Seminary, serving as pastor of Bethany Methodist Church in Brooklyn from 1949 to 1952. He was ordained an elder in 1951. In 1953 he moved with his growing family to Wesley Methodist Church in Franklin Square on Long Island. During his 13 years serving that appreciative congregation, he was a creative promoter of youth ministry, steadfastly supported the civil rights movement, and participated in the Billy Graham crusades in New York. He then moved upstate and served as pastor of Fishkill UMC for 22 years. He was beloved by that congregation, especially for his work with the youth group. Every summer throughout his ministerial career he took his family to Indiana. In 1988, he retired and returned to Bennetts Switch, serving as pastor of the Miami parish for several years in retirement. Bill was an active and creative person with many interests. He was a biblical scholar, enthusiastically studying Hebrew and Greek Bible texts with his brother, Carl, into their 80s. They traveled together to Israel to explore the many wonders of the Holy Land. He loved nature, relishing trips to national parks, and was a devoted photographer, for many years designing and printing his own photographic, often humorous, Christmas cards that were eagerly awaited by friends and family. He was a talented woodworker, making all kinds of things for home and church. He nourished family connections, hosting several large reunions involving cousins from far and wide, including Sweden. He visited Sweden several times with his son, David, and relished walking the Stockholm streets where his grandparents had lived. Bill maintained a deep and caring Christian faith throughout his long life. He was beloved by many for his gentle

MEMOIRS manner, friendliness, curiosity, and creativity. Bill’s wife, Laura, passed away in 2010, and their daughter, Deborah, died in 2008. He is survived by his brother, Carl, of West Springfield, MA; his son David and his wife, Jennifer Christian, of Wayland, MA, and step-grandchildren, Sam, Peter, and Annie; 2019 New York Annual Conference - 361 and his son Stephen and his wife, Lainey Rudolph, of Hyde Park, NY, and grandsons Stephen and Michael. He is also honored and mourned by Tuan Ton, of California, who Bill and Laura sponsored to come to the U.S. in the 1970s and was considered like a son, and his children, DaLam and Katie. A memorial service was held on Tuesday, October 9, 2018 at the Bennetts Switch Community Church. Memorial donations may be made to the Bennetts Switch Community Church building fund, 2261 West State Road 18, Kokomo, IN 46901.

Reverend Rosemary A. Smith January 1, 1939 – March 14, 2019 Rosemary was born in New Bedford, MA on January 1, 1939, the daughter of the late William E. and Frances (Nickerson) Athearn. She was a graduate of Colby College and later Drew University, where she received her master of divinity degree. She served New York Conference churches in Cold Spring & South Highland, and Monticello, NY. Rosemary retired in 2001 and moved to New Hampshire. Rosemary was a member of the Hampton UMC and the United Methodist Women. She was also an active member of P.E.O., which promotes educational opportunities for women. She was an avid reader and enjoyed book clubs, history and the outdoors. Rosemary entered the church triumphant on March 14, 2019. Surviving family members include her husband of 52 years, Don Smith of Hampton; her children, Stephen Smith and his wife, Danielle, of Webster,NH, and Karen Oles and her husband, John, of Croton-on-Hudson, NY; her sister, Suzanne Hyman and her husband, Burton, of Bedford, NH; and her grandchildren, Ryan, Alexcia, Kristen and Kimberly. A service of celebration was held on Saturday, March 23, 2019 at the Hampton UMC in Hampton, NH.

Reverend Donald Willard Sneller April 2, 1927 – April 5, 2019 LET US REMEMBER Donald was born on April 2, 1927. He was raised in Burnsville, MN and joined the US Navy at the age of 17, serving on a destroyer escort in the Pacific Theater during WWII. Following his discharge from the Navy, he married Tallie Louise Keahey on October 8, 1946. They opened an electrical contracting business in Waterville and Fairbault, MN, and were called to ministry in 1958. Don served churches in Janesville and Elysian, MN while attending Mankato State College. 362 - Let Us Remember Don then served six small churches in the mountains of North Georgia while attending seminary at Candler School of Theology at Emory University in Atlanta, GA. In 1964, with the support of the Methodist Church Board of Missions and the Methodist Women’s Society, he and his wife began to work with the poor in the projects of Atlanta, which began the first real inner city ministry there. While in Atlanta, Don and Tallie became involved with the civil rights movement. In 1966 they moved to St. Paul, MN, where they formed another inner city ministry. In 1969 Don joined the New York Conference, where he served East Avenue UMC in Norwalk, CT for three years and as associate program director for the New York Conference for two years. He then pastored Community UMC in Massapequa, NY until his retirement in 1986. In retirement Don and Tallie moved to North Carolina, where Don served Methodist churches in Windom, Martin’s Chapel and Celo. Following a second retirement, he served as interim pastor at Higgins and Bakersville UMCs. Don and Tallie raised five children: Corinne Sneller, Denise Cook, Douglas Sneller, Teresa Henshall and James Sneller, with an innumerable amount of extended family, including spouses, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and significant others. Don liked to say, “Family is like fudge, mostly sweet with a few nuts.” Don entered the church triumphant on Friday, April 5, 2019. A celebration of life was held on Thursday, April 11, 2019 at First Baptist Church in Burnsville, NC. Donations in memory of Don may be made to Reconciliation House in Burnsville, NC or Shepherd’s Staff in Spruce Pine, NC.

Reverend Richard Addison Thornburg October 10, 1027 – October 22, 2018 Richard was born in Chicago, IL to the late Amos A. and Elizabeth Sutherland Thornburg. He was raised and educated in Providence, RI, graduating from the Moses Brown School. He continued his education at DePauw University in Greencastle, IN. After graduation he was called to serve God and attended Union Theological Seminary in New York. Following his graduation from seminary, he began his career as a religious leader, pastoring many over the course of a long and well-lived life. Rev. Thornburg became a provisional member of the New York Conference in 1949, serving South Highland and Van Cortlandtville Community UMCs. He was ordained a deacon in the New York Conference in 1950 and became an elder in full the following year. He was appointed to Trinity UMC in Richmond Hill (Queens), followed by appointments to Southampton UMC and the UMC of Floral Park, NY. In 1966 he became pastor of Norwalk UMC in CT and spent 13 years leading that church.

MEMOIRS In 1978 he was appointed district superintendent of the Connecticut West District of the New York Conference. He served on many district and conference committees and was always steadfast in his dedication to the church and his fellow clergy. After serving six years as district superintendent he was appointed to Memorial UMC in 2019 New York Annual Conference - 363 White Plains, NY. His last appointment in 1990 was to Memorial UMC in Avon, CT. Richard retired in 1994 after more than 45 years in ministry. Rev. Thornburg was highly regarded and respected. He mentored many young clergy throughout the years. He was steadfast in his beliefs and deeds, and carried himself with great dignity, humility and reverence throughout his life. He was a passionate leader, a loving husband, a devoted father and a caring friend. In 2004 Richard moved to Brooksby Village retirement community in Peabody, MA. He had a great impact on the community, always looking to improve the quality of life for his fellow residents. He was the architect and co-founder of the Benevolent Care Fund at Brooksby Village, as well as a steadfast supporter and champion of the Village’s student scholarship. He represented residents as chair of the resident advisory council for many years and will be remembered for his weekly television program. He also enjoyed singing with the Protestant Choir at Brooksby Village. Richard entered the church triumphant on Monday, October 22, 2018 in Peabody, MA. His beloved wife, Joyce, died in 2016. He is survived by his sons, Richard W. Thornburg and his wife, Lynette, of Suffield, CT; and John D. Thornburg and his wife, Elizabeth, of Dallas, TX. He is also survived by his grandchildren, Kate Betz and her husband, Dave, of Austin, TX; Jonathan Thornburg and his wife, Amanda, of Charlottesville, VA; Jennifer Osowiecki and her husband, Noel, of Windsor, CT; and Stephanie Stone of Windsor, CT. He also leaves eight great grandchildren; his sister, Mary Elizabeth Cooper, of Rochester, NY; his sister-in-law, Ann Thornburg, of Eau Claire, WI; and several nieces and nephews. He was the twin brother of the late Robert Thornburg, who was also called to a distinguished life of service to God and the church. His niece Amy (Lidstone) was a beloved companion. His family rejoices at his reunification with Joyce and a peaceful end to a truly meaningful life. Richard’s funeral was held on October 26, 2018 at the chapel at Brooksby Village. Memorial donations may be made in Richard’s memory to Brooksby Village, c/o Resident Care Fund, 100 Brooksby Village Dr, Peabody, MA 01960.

B. WORKERS IN THE CHURCH TRIUMPHANT “These all died in Faith” Hebrews 11:13 Listed are those who have passed in the 10 years prior to this Annual Conference; for information on those who have passed before July, 2005 please reference earlier Journals.

1. Clergy Members of the Conference LET US REMEMBER ENTERED EFFEC. DATE OF NAME MINISTRY YEARS* DEATH AGE INTERMENT Constance Jackson 1993 16 July 18, 2009 76 Evergreens Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY John Seongmo Park 1979 30 July 26, 2009 72 William C. Carroll 1946 37 August 12, 2009 98 Frederick Craig Clark 1960 49 August 19, 2009 73 Harold Monroe Jenkins 1951 58 October 23, 2009 85 Claude R. Welch 1945 64 November 6, 2009 87 Harold Lee Beaumont 1940 69 December 5, 2009 95 Calvary EpiscopalCemetery, Fletcher, NC Francis R. Lewis 1949 60 December 7, 2009 90 Arlington National Cemetery, Washington DC F. Allan Kirton 2004 17 January 30, 2010 69 Port of Spain, Trinidad Robert Standish Hamilton 1951 49 February 17, 2010 91 Stony Creek Cemetery, Branford, CT Duncan T. Trueman 1957 53 March 9, 2010 85 Warwick Cemetery, Warwick, NY 364 - Let Us Remember

ENTERED EFFEC. DATE OF NAME MINISTRY YEARS* DEATH AGE INTERMENT Evelyn Newman 1975 35 March 9, 2010 82 Sea View Cemetery, Mt. Sinai, NY Helen Ayer Lombard 1970 40 March 27, 2010 93 Charlotte Ann Jaroscsak 1987 23 March 30, 2010 78 Hak Hee Nam 1987 23 June 8, 2010 73 Oceanview Cemetery, Staten Island, NY Ellen Oliveto 1989 21 June 20, 2010 71 Fairlawn Cemetery, Prattsville, NY Charles A. Melano 1949 14 July 14, 2010 94 Jodey R. Williams 2008 2 Jul 24, 2010 60 Henry Bernard 1991 19 July 26, 2010 76 Elemit A. Brooks 1952 58 July 29, 2010 88 Calverton National Cemetery, Calverton, NY Paul Wilson Bowles 1960 50 September 8, 2010 83 Pinelawn Memorial Cemetery, Farmingdale, NY Wallace T. Viets 1943 67 October 6, 2010 90 Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven, CT Robert A. Traina 1961 49 November 9, 2010 89 Bluegrass Memorial Gardens, Nicholasville, KY Frank A. Horbert Jr. 1970 40 November 24, 2010 89 Julian Norris Hartt 1943 68 November 29, 2010 99 Robert Pearsall 1966 19 January 16, 2011 84 Florida National Cemetery, Bushnell, FL R. Marston Speight 1963 47 January 19, 2011 86 Hilltop Covenant Church Cemetery Cromwell, CT Merritt B. Queen 1939 72 February 2, 2011 95 Albert J. Hillard 1953 58 February 10, 2011 87 Aflred Liberatore 1971 40 May 23, 2011 82 Thomas Irwin Vaughan 1968 43 June 1, 2011 69 Andover, CT Lloyd Alvah Duren 1947 39 July 7, 2011 87 Vale Gate Cemetery, Schenectady, NY Richard S. Parker 1951 46 July 12, 2011 81 The Atlantic Ocean Vernon C. Stutzman 1938 43 August 10, 2011 92 Rutherfordton Cemetery, NC William Henry Hunter, III 1952 41 September 11, 2011 77 Paul C. Baresel, Jr. 1966 28 October 18 2011 80 William A. Studwell 1949 35 January 22, 2012 87 Jorge J. Cortizo 1951 40 February 18, 2012 85 Carolyn Watson 1984 22 February 21, 2012 70 Max Andrew Schwindt 1963 42 March 5, 2012 71 Robert C. McMillan 1945 36 March 7, 2012 89 William Howard Baudendistel 1949 44 March 31, 2012 83 The Sea of Galilee James R. McGraw 1959 44 May 28, 2012 76 George Ellis Gibbs 1971 13 June 3, 2012 73 Alfred C. Thompson 1958 33 June 25, 2012 87 Ruby Elinor Hare 1973 19 July 25, 2012 84 Levant Cemetery, Levant, NY Sharon D. Miller 1985 24 July 30, 2012 64 Lee Daniel Snyder 1959 38 September 9, 2012 79 Paul B. Mengle, Sr. 1986 15 September 23, 2012 89 Blue Mountain Cemetery, Saugerties, NY Donald Eugene Goodson 1964 29 September 25, 2012 90 Francis W. Carlson 1949 36 November 17, 2012 95 Bantam Cemetery, Bantam, CT Seaborn Benjamin Gay 1946 21 December 7, 2012 87 Georgia National Cemetery, Canton, GA Lyman Palmer Taylor 1947 44 December 12, 2012 87 Charles William Cheeseman 1985 26 December 16, 2012 71 Edna Grace Soltis 1986 21 December 17, 2012 69 Wilbert Taylor Bradley 1963 48 December 20, 2012 73 Searing-Roslyn UM Cemetery, Albertson, NY David Perrin VerNooy 1954 40 December 22, 2012 83 Gerard B. Pollock 1958 35 January 16, 2013 80 William Marcus James 1938 47 January 18, 2013 97 Trinity Cemetery, New York Lucile Chambers Hill 2004 9 January 25, 2013 68 Frederick D. Savage 1955 28 February 5, 2013 92 Poong Ro Cha 1956 19 March 27, 2013 82 Westwood Cemetery, Westwood, NJ Richard Edward Smeltzer 1951 46 April 28, 2013 86 Long Island National Cemetery, Farmingdale, NY CHURCH TRIUMPHANT CHURCH 2019 New York Annual Conference - 365

ENTERED EFFEC. DATE OF NAME MINISTRY YEARS* DEATH AGE INTERMENT DuBois T. Smith 1999 3 May 13, 2013 82 St. James Episcopal Church, St. James, NY Dolores H. Henderson 1990 15 May 17, 2013 77 Heavenly Rest Memorial Park, East Hanover, NJ William W. Ross 1944 47 June 16, 2013 91 Sylvester McClearn 1984 18 July 3, 2013 75 Walter W. Pitt, Jr. 1956 30 July 16, 2013 85 Roger Floyd 1958 43 August 2, 2013 82 Vincent William Watson 1949 28 August 7, 2013 97 Mountain View Cemetery, Bloomfield, CT John Gordon Wall 1957 36 August 26, 2013 85 Jeffersonville, NY Hector Manuel Navas 1959 36 September 18, 2013 79 Florida National Cemetery, Bushnell, FL Barent S. Johnson 1942 41 September 25, 2013 92 Alfredo Cotto-Thorner 1955 33 October 3, 2013 95 Pinelawn Memorial Cemetery, Farmingdale, NY George Czar 1952 41 October 9, 2013 85 Betty R. McKinney 1984 23 November 1, 2013 72 Madeline McDonald 1978 12 November 7, 2013 84 John Edwin Swords 1949 36 November 22, 2013 93 Highland Mills Cemetery,Highland Mills, NY Jack Larry Sharpe 1962 38 March 31, 2014 74 Robert W. Smyres 1945 46 May 14, 2014 91 Ivan Francis Gossoo 1947 38 July 22, 2014 94 Michael Inego Nathaniel Dash 1960 29 September 21, 2014 78 Jack William Henry Mattair 1958 45 October 10, 2014 81 Sober Cemetery, Reyburn, PA Juanita Valyou Middlebrook 1982 19 October 11, 2014 81 Ellsworth Cemetery, Sharon, CT Thomas Frank Beveridge 1964 38 October 12, 2014 75 Richard Robert Guice 1955 41 October 17, 2014 82 Kermit B. Morrison 1953 45 January 2, 2015 86 Rachel C. Ye Kim 1989 24 January 14, 2015 50 Highway Cemetery, Milford, CT Paul Allen Godburn 1967 45 March 5, 2015 74 Louise (Dominica) Thomas 1982 25.5 April 17, 2015 70 Fantinekill Cemetery, Ellenville, NY Russell D. Goodwin 1970 25 April 18, 2015 82 Grambling Church Cemetery, Gramling, SC L. Lester McGonagle 1962 42 April 18, 2015 84 Edward F. Dobihal, Jr. 1951 38.5 May 30, 2015 87 Milca Plaud 1976 39 June 4, 2015 61 Oakland Cemetery, Yonkers, NY Eli Samuel Rivera 1967 34.5 June 11, 2015 77 Samuel Soon Jong Park 1982 16.5 July 22, 2015 80 Robert V Guthrie 1955 35.5 July 28, 2015 89 Matthew H. Gates 1941 40.5 August 10, 2015 94 Hillside Cemetery, Osterville, MA Clyde A. Anderson 1976 29.75 August 13, 2015 60 Maysville, SC Arlene L. Penney 1983 9 September 21, 2015 91 Willet R. Porter, Jr 1947 38.25 November 4, 2015 88 Oakwood Cemetery, Mt. Kisco, NY Lois M. Congdon 39 December 12, 2015 78 Joseph A. Gillespie 1982 10 December 12, 2015 88 Pinelawn Memorial Park, Farmingdale, NY LET US REMEMBER James Charles Watson 1947 32 December 28, 2015 96 Benjamin B. K. Chui 1957 13 January 2, 2016 87 Richard Y. Yerrington 1952 40 January 15, 2016 86 Lloyd E. Dees 1961 27 February 4, 2016 85 Robert D. Woodcock 1970 35 March 5, 2016 70 David L. Parker 1949 45 April 6, 2016 93 Edward A. Underwood 1955 38 April 16, 2016 85 Russell E. Sargent 1944 41 April 25, 2016 96 Cairo Cemetery, Cairo NY Arnold C. Miller, III 1950 37 May 2, 2016 86 Richard A. Simmons 1954 40 May 13, 2016 85 Charles F. Brown 1947 37 May 18, 2016 94 Oak Grove Cemetery, Orland ME David O. Rackliffe 1949 40 June 1, 2016 88 Peacedale Cemetery, Bristol CT Cornelius Irwin 1949 24 June 9, 2016 67 366 - Let Us Remember

ENTERED EFFEC. DATE OF NAME MINISTRY YEARS* DEATH AGE INTERMENT Robert Kanthak 1959 33 July 9, 2016 91 Quaker Hill Cemetery, Pawling, NY Joseph N. Ary 1957 34 July 10, 2016 88 Copake Cemetery, Copake NY Dwight L. Kintner 1950 43 July 17, 2016 91 Frederick M. Moore 1963 34 August 3, 2016 84 Community Cemetery, Orient, NY Sydney L. Parker 1956 32 August 10, 2016 93 Ferncliff Mausoleum, Hartsdale, NY Susan D. Woodworth 2011 4 September 3, 2016 60 David B. Rogers * * October 2, 2016 70 Hillside Cemetery, Egremont, MA * Other denomination Robert G. Barnes 1958 40 November 12, 2016 83 Sunnyside Cemetery, Kingfield, ME James W. Clayton 1951 40 November 20, 2016 89 David J. Harper 1955 45 December 17, 2016 80 Union Cemetery, Greenwich, CT Mark J. Richards 1983 16 December 19, 2016 82 Irving A. Marsland, Jr. 1945 38 December 23, 2016 97 Ashes distributed in Long Island Sound Albert H. Scholten 1951 43 January 22, 2017 93 William A. Johnston 1960 23 January 23, 2017 79 Richard E. Wiborg 1962 42 February 20, 2017 78 Charles W. Lanham 1959 38 February 22, 2017 93 Dorothy Weigert 1984 31 February 25, 2017 69 Clinton A. Lunt, Jr 1962 38 February 28, 2017 81 George E. Harris 1973 31 April 8, 2017 78 Arlington National Cemetery Henry E. Johnson 1969 37 April 15, 2017 80 Rosewood Memorial Park, Humble, TX Joseph E. Versteeg, Jr. 1966 19 April 22, 2017 96 George R. Bailey 1943 40 May 22, 2017 99 Phillip O. Schnell 1956 41 May 23, 2017 83 Ashes scattered Simsbury UMC Memorial Gardens Wesley H. Allen 1954 39 June 10, 2017 88 Chiltonville Cemetery , MA Sung Nam Kim 1978 11 July 8, 2017 93 George Washington Memorial Park, Paramus NJ David Arthur Stevens 1967 39 July 26, 2017 81 Mt Pleasant Cemetery, Arlington, MA Reuben H. Gums 1952 36 October 11, 2017 90 Highland Home Cemetery, Jamestown, ND Robert W. Howard 1957 47 October 30, 2017 86 Fairfield Memorial Park, Stamford, CT John C. Raines 1960 45 November 12, 2017 84 Albert R. Miller 1960 29 November 17, 2017 90 J. Philip Gehres 1953 43 November 24, 2017 84 Barratt’s Chapel Cemetery, Frederica, DE Clifton Gatewood 1954 38 December 2, 2017 92 Robert E. Hullstrung 1959 27 December 3, 2017 83 Virginia Wilcox 1987 29 December 28, 2017 74 Henry H. Hobbs 1953 42 December 30, 2017 92 Ashes-Memorial Garden Mamaroneck UMC Edwin S. Gault 1952 37 January 8, 2018 93 Columbarium, Cathedral Church of St John the Divine, NY Karen Engelman 2000 13 January 10, 2018 71 James Speights, Jr 1967 27 February 10, 2018 77 Philip A.C. Clarke 1952 47 February 13, 2018 88 Birchfield Aymer 1982 29.6 April 4, 2018 73 Beryl J. Salmon 1997 5 May 1, 2018 83 Norma J Rust 1969 28 May 7, 2018 85 Simsbury Cemetery, Simsbury CT James E Rush 1966 48 May 22, 2018 77 Matthew Labriola 1956 29 August 9, 2018 89 Kenneth Baldwin 1953 14 August 27, 2018 95 Grandview Cemetery, Charlotte, VT Walter Schenck 1963 37 September 6, 2018 77 Barbara D Knox 1989 5 September 8, 2018 89 Woodlawn Cemetery, New Windsor, NY Jean C Arthur 1952 23 September 16, 2018 94 William Siktberg 1949 39 September 20, 2018 95 Donald Collier 1960 44 September 30, 2018 83 Carole Paynter 2013 5 October 2, 2018 57 Barbara Mungin 1998 16 October 17, 2018 72 CHURCH TRIUMPHANT CHURCH 2019 New York Annual Conference - 367

ENTERED EFFEC. DATE OF NAME MINISTRY YEARS* DEATH AGE INTERMENT Richard Thornburg 1949 45 October 22, 2018 91 Randolph Jones 1951 40 November 16, 2018 94 E Burton Davison 1957 40 November 28, 2018 87 Susan Desousa 2000 8 December 24, 2018 75 Charles H Straut, Jr 1959 40 December 29, 2018 82 Richard Hewitt 1991 3 January 10, 2019 70 Fosterdale Cemetery, Fosterdale, NY Floyd George III 1970 33 February 4, 2019 77 Arthur Bloom 1953 40 February 7, 2019 91 Robert A Johnson, Sr 1987 21 March 7, 2019 80 Rosemary A Smith 1978 14 March 14, 2019 80 Herbert G Day, Jr 1990 11 March 22, 2019 86 Candida R Gonzalez 1982 5 March 23, 2019 82 William Fred Loving 2011 3 March 28, 2019 75 Donald W Sneller 1986 23 April 5, 2019 92 Paul M Ewing 1956 35 April 23, 2019 92 Delois Davis 2010 8 May 3, 2019 72 Louis E Rowley 1959 45 May 19, 2019 83

2. spouses of Clergy Members DECEASED SPOUSE’S DATE OF PASTOR’S NAME (MAIDEN) NAME DEATH AGE INTERMENT Robert Hall Martin Patricia King Martin August 12, 2009 77 Howard E. Newton Frances Perry Newton October 5, 2009 79 Frank A. Horbert Yolanda Horbert November 18, 2009 86 Arthur Hewitt Beatrice Hewitt December 21, 2009 78 Irving A. Marsland Roberta M. Marsland December 24, 2009 84 Rolling Green Village Cemetery William Siktberg Laura Mae Siktberg February 26, 2010 84 Philip A.C. Clarke Bettie Lee Carothers Clarke March 12, 2010 78 John Olofson Sylvia Dietlin November 23, 2010 77 Elliott Oakes Martha J. Cheeks Oakes March 2, 2011 56 Kermit B. Morrison Mary Ellen “Susi” Morrison March 2, 2011 82 Robert E. Richmond Rose Mildred Richmond May 3, 2011 77 Madeline L. McDonald Russell McDonald August 18, 2011 85 Robert J. Cave Lois Palmland Cave August 29, 2011 81 National Cemetery, Calverton, NY Elven O. Riggles Jill Riggles November 10, 2011 57 Matthew H. Gates Alice K. Gates January 5, 2012 91 Bradley Ben Burns Maureen Burns January 20, 2012 77 Richard David Mellerup Louise Virginia Brooks Mellerup February 11, 2012 82 William Wells Ross Ella Betsy (Case) Ross July 17, 2012 73 William Doughty, Jr. Shirley (Merritt) Doughty August 26, 2012 85 Calvary Cemetery, S. Portland, ME Frank S. Denton Charlene (Lenox) Denton LET US REMEMBER September 12, 2012 70 Russell Edwin Sargent Nancy (Borgese) Sargent October 20, 2012 86 Cairo Cemetery, Cairo, NY Barent S. Johnson Geraldine Johnson November 4, 2012 89 Bernadette Logan Mack Logan, Jr. February 14, 2013 58 James M. Speights Robert G. Titus June 28, 2013 89 Koonae Annie Lee Sunghee (“Sam”) Lee July 31, 2013 78 Pinelawn Memorial Park, Farmingdale, NY Robert H. Pinto Bonnie Jean (Ecker) Pinto September 30, 2013 65 Bullville Cemetery, Bullville, NY Richard S. Monkman Margaret Rosalie Howlett Jones Monkman November 27, 2013 81 Richard A. Purnell, Jr. Louise F. Purnell February 27, 2014 90 Dorothea (“Thea”) Crites Rev. Lewis C. Johnson March 7, 2014 66 Herbert G. Day, Jr. Evelyn (Silvernale) Day August 24, 2014 84 368 - Let Us Remember

DECEASED SPOUSE’S DATE OF PASTOR’S NAME (MAIDEN) NAME DEATH AGE INTERMENTAlan D. Carvalho Ann (Livingston) Carvalho Swain Memorial Cemetery, February 9, 2015 77 Bryson City, NC L. Lawrence Dunlap Katherine (Wolven) Dunlap April 19, 2015 61 Woodstock Cemetery, Woodstock, NY Joseph Piccirillo Sandra Piccirillo July 31, 2016 63 George Carpenter Jayne Carpenter October 4, 2016 77 Stanford Cemetery, Stanfordville, NY Richard Thornburg Joyce Thornburg December 1, 2916 91 Scharlise Dorsey Robert Dorsey February 3, 2017 64 Trudy Codd Robert Codd February 24, 2017 68 Dale White Gwendolyn White March 27, 2017 92 Jason Radmacher Laura Leigh Davidson June 27, 2017 43 MoshingYuen Roxana O Yuen August 23, 2017 63 Edward Poitras Genell Y Poitras September 34, 2017 87 Mt. Hope Cemetery, Edgeley, ND Jane Kim Byung Mo Kim December 4, 2017 55 Jennifer Berry Chad Currier January 11, 2018 53 Kyong Hee Kim Joung Ki Lee February 3, 2018 61 Barbara Marks David T. Marks March 27, 2018 73 North Haven Cemetery, North Haven, CT William Hagerty Athenia Hagerty April 24, 2018 76 Cemetery Fosterdale UMC Frederick Mech Margaret Mech March 29, 2918 92 Wesley Villazon Helen Villazon June 3, 2018 74 Granville Forde Luama Forde August 4, 2018 84 Woodlawn Cemetery, Bronx, NY John Capen Beatrice Capen October 25, 2018 81 Joan Krawchick Johnson Raymond Johnson January 15, 2019 79 F. Kennon Moody Mary L Moody March 28, 2019 85 Trinity UMC Cemetery, Lagrangeville, NY Robert Schrock Jenny Schrock March 29, 2019 86 Kenneth Rodgers Marya T Rodgers April 29, 2019 83

3. widows and Widowers of Clergy DECEASED SPOUSE’S DATE OF PASTOR’S NAME (MAIDEN) NAME DEATH AGE INTERMENT Willard G. Brown Evelyn Brown December 4, 2009 91 Greenlawn Cemetery, Chester, PA Richard Waller Nutt Dorothy S. Nutt February 3, 2010 89 Wesley D. Osborne Dorothy Osborne February 24, 2010 87 Garfield Thompson Eleanor Thompson March 8, 2010 84 Paul T. Woodward Edna Woodward June 16, 2010 89 Harry D. Robinson, Jr. Sidney B. Robinson July 23, 2010 94 William C. Carroll Doris Carroll September 17, 2010 87 Dean Maurice Kelley Maryon H. Kelley Hall September 19, 2010 86 Duncan MacKenzie Margaret A. MacKenzie December 5, 2010 82 Paul Marion Allen Thelma Allen January 3, 2011 95 Ivan Nothdurft Lorla M. Nothdurft February 22, 2011 92 Cape Girardeau County Memorial Park Cemetery, Cape Girardeau, MO Joseph G. Bailey, Sr. Fannie Ellis (Baker) Bailey March 29, 2011 88 Wallace Roy Randall Charlotte (Palmer) Randall April 2, 2011 89 Owen E. Mercer, Sr. Juanita (Edwards) Mercer April 10, 2011 90 Julian Norris Hartt Elinor N. Hartt April 17, 2011 92 John George Butler June L. Butler April 24, 2011 89 Ronald S. Law Magdalene Takaro Law May 13, 2011 95 Southlawn Cemetery, Utica, OH Daniel L. Bennett Anita Bennett L. Boeck May 28, 2011 94 William Foster Esther Swords Foster July 5, 2011 89 Edwin C. Minnich Thursa Mae Minnich Brackbill October 19, 2011 91 MillersvilleMennonite Cemetery Arthur Renfro Crowell, Sr. Beatrice Crowell November 29, 2011 84 Robert A. Gevert Miriam P. (Heydt) Gevert March 11, 2012 88 Grandview Cemetery at the Mauseoleum, Allentown, PA CHURCH TRIUMPHANT CHURCH 2019 New York Annual Conference - 369

DECEASED SPOUSE’S DATE OF PASTOR’S NAME (MAIDEN) NAME DEATH AGE INTERMENT John Jones Virginia E. (Koegel) Jones May 22, 2012 89 Riverside Cemetery, Brookline, VT Edwin Hemple Ruth Lindsay-Hempel September 6, 2006 82 John Jones Virginia E. (Koegel) Jones May 22, 2012 89 Riverside Cemetery, Brookline, VT David McCracken Edna A. McCracken October 31, 2012 97 Bobbie Rousch Anna Rousch-Mirabelli December 17, 2012 88 Charles Lee Kathryn Jean (Paine) Lee December 21, 2012 72 Howard L. Grant Judith-Ann (Clemser) Grant January 4, 2013 71 Green Cemetery, Glastonbury, CT Robert Roy Wright Marian Linn Wright February 13, 2013 93 Smithtown Landing Cemetery, Smithtown, NY John R. Dier Dorothea Dier June 4, 2013 92 Robert Andrew Pollard Dorothy P. Pollard July 15, 2013 91 Saville Union Cemetery, Saville, NY Ernest Droppa Sarah Marion (Williams) Droppa November 6, 2013 91 Mark Anderson Lois Anderson March 21, 2014 71 Wallace T. Viets Evelyn Cole Viets March 24, 2014 93 Grove St. Cemetery, New Haven, CT Lucile Hill Ellis R. Hill, Jr. May 10, 2014 80 Phillip Sandbek Willavene Sandbek May 30, 2014 92 Chester E. Grossman Cherry Grossman July 16, 2014 92 Barber L. Waters Jean Waters July 17, 2014 85 Robert William Smyres Mary Elizabeth (Stevenson) Smyres August 9, 2014 91 Merritt B. Queen Dorothea (Mitchell) Queen August 10, 2014 100 Edgar Newman Jackson Estelle (Miller) Jackson August 28, 2014 103 Acelius Isaac Ismay A. Hoyte-Isaac October 7, 2014 88 Frederick John Ohms Sarah (Wilson) Ohms December 21, 2014 94 George Gardner Hill Elizabeth (Keeney) Hill January 19, 2015 94 Grove St. Cemetery, New Haven, CT David P. VerNooy Eleanor “Ellie” VerNooy February 11, 2015 81 Courtney C. Johnson Arline Priscilla Johnson February 13, 2015 90 Indian River Cemetery, Clinton, CT William W. Holman Dorothy (Setchel) Holman March 5, 2015 95 John Filson Reid Joyce (Martin) Reid March 23, 2015 98 Paul Frederick Abel Wilmetta (Turkington) Abel March 30, 2015 91 Wilmore, KY Ivan M. Gould Helen (Joslin) Gould April 4, 2015 99 Bernhard E. Olson Frances Templin Olson May 30, 2015 88 Donald Stacey Patricia Rockwell Stacey May 13, 2016 78 Clarence Bigler Josephine Wildcat Bigler June 4, 2016 95 Tecumseh Cemetery, Sapulpa, OK Joseph Versteeg Mildred Versteeg September 15, 2016 94 William Robbins Doris Robbins November 10, 2016 92 Latimer Neale Cornelia F. Neale December 29, 2016 97 Wilfred Hansen Edith Mae Grogan Hansen

January 10, 2017 101 LET US REMEMBER C. P. Hunter Louise Hunter February 14, 2017 100 Arthur Amrein Ruth Amrein February 16, 2017 102 James Clayton Doris May Clayton March 15, 2017 88 Ralph Thorn Marion Thorn April 7, 2017 96 Cedar Park Cemetery, Hudson, NY Joseph N. Ary Faye M. Ary April 22, 2017 92 Justin Haruyama Sarah Hamilton Haruyama June 29, 2017 82 Michael Dash Linda Turner Dash July 18, 2017 67 J. Philip Gehres Gerry Gehres September 15, 2017 84 Barratt’s Chapel Cemetery, Frederica DE Roger Riley Adelia Riley September 24, 2017 91 Seventh Day Cemetery, Jackson Center, Ohio David Young Nancy F. Young November 7, 2017 82 Francis Rivenburgh Nancy Shaw Rivenburgh December 14, 2017 92 370 - Let Us Remember

DECEASED SPOUSE’S DATE OF PASTOR’S NAME (MAIDEN) NAME DEATH AGE INTERMENT Randolph M Kiah Maggie Dunston Kiah January 11, 2018 96 Gene Black Faith N Wynne January 23, 2018 97 Paul W Brown Dorothy B Brown February 22, 2018 90 Paul Sartorio Connie Sartorio April 28, 2018 80 Lee D Snyder Ann Snyder November 24, 2018 91 George Weyand Gayle Weyand December 14, 2018 94 Harold Jenkins Marguerite Jenkins December 21, 2018 92 Newton Ford Bernice Ford January 7, 2019 94 Charles Myers Elsa Myers January 26, 2019 99 Merton Cady Elizabeth Cady February 6, 2019 99 Tongore Cemetery, Olivebridge, NY Francis Lewis Felice Lewis February 6, 2019 99 Harold Beaumont Margaret Beaumont February 22, 2019 106 Marshall Saunders Margaret Saunders February 26, 2019 94 Robert Klein Geraldine Klein March 11, 2019 87 Roger Bauer Barbara Bauer April 2, 2019 84

4. deaconesses & Diaconal Ministers NAME EFFEC. YEARS DATE OF DEATH AGE INTERMENT Nazgul (“Naz”) William July 17, 2013 45 Cherryetta Williams March 30, 2019 68

5. Children of Clergy NAME AGE DATE OF DEATH INTERMENT Paul Todd Bradley 44 February 24, 2010 Chay Stinson Ponlork 35 April 15, 2010 Jonathan W. Speight 58 April 24, 2010 Henri J. Fils-Aime 40 June 21, 2010 Katrina Snow 51 June 28, 2010 Thomas Ford 26 August 22, 2010 Williamsburg, VA Joycelyne Gilles Day 16 October 10, 2010 Lynn Margaret Ary 52 October 15, 2011 G. Marilyn Watson 68 October 25, 2011 Michael Merlin Ackerman 39 April 29, 2012 Tim Manchester 61 May 1, 2013 Paul Bosley 82 September 8, 2014 Chanel Gatewood-Brisborn January 24, 2017 Camille A Shand 48 September 14, 2017 Jonathan James Caldwell Bortin 26 December 4, 2017 Daniel Davison 63 April 14, 2018 Gregory Y Halbrook 22 July 28, 2018

6. laity NAME DATE OF DEATH INTERMENT Shirley Parris June 13, 2010 George Backofen January 30, 2011 Lillian Hertlin November 3, 2011 George William Wright June 23, 2012 Fort Indiantown Gap National Cemetery, East Hanover, PA Lucretia Winifred Fernandez August 3, 2012 Rittenella June Marie Pipersburg Pyne September 2, 2012 Ralph Bromley Eddy October 29, 2012 Thelma Elizabeth Fortune Little February 18, 2013 Rosedale Cemetery, Linden, NJ CHURCH TRIUMPHANT CHURCH 2019 New York Annual Conference - 371

NAME DATE OF DEATH INTERMENT Chiquita Gloria Smith April 1, 2013 Chelton Hills Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA Douglas Nicholson July 12, 2013 Nancy L. Pinkard Fowlkes November 23, 2013 Ernest L. Swiggett December 2, 2013 William Listwan December 14, 2013 Doris Foltz Arnold (Retired Local Pastor) December 15, 2013 Beaver Creek Cemetery, Beaver Creek, MD Carl J. Zenkert January 29, 2017 Warren G. Whitlock October 20, 2017

7. special Remembrances NAME DATE OF DEATH INTERMENT Keith Allen Muhleman January 8, 2015

C. BEQUESTS There were no bequests received from 7/1/2018 through 6/30/2019. LET US REMEMBER