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Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Patrick was born and raised in Lockport, N.Y. After graduating high school, he enlisted in the Army and served fifteen months in Germany followed by fifteen months in Vietnam as a Radio Relay Operator. He was proud to have served his country voluntarily at a time when many were being drafted. Pat received Army Commendation, National Defense Service and Good Conduct Medals. After his honorable discharge from the Army he worked for a short time at Harrison Radiator and then left to run his own construction firm, building and renovating many houses throughout Niagara County for many years. Thereafter, he was hired by Delphi Motor Parts as a skilled tradesman and continued in that position, working for General Motors until the time of his death.
Pat was a proud member of Amalgamated Local 686, UAW of Lockport. He was never one to sit down could be found working on a project at one of his three real estate properties. Pat was extremely proud of his yard, always searching for the next vegetable, fruit or flower to plant in his many gardens. He was proud to see the accomplishments of his three children and always looked forward to spending time swimming or playing games with his three grandchildren. Pat was a loyal friend to many. Pat was a fierce and loyal friend. He toiled tirelessly to provide for the extraordinary family he and his loving wife, my cousin Gaye, raised. I find some comfort in the fact I can see some of him in each of their faces and those of his 3 grandchildren. People of Pat's character and warmth come along rarely and our family's world is diminished by his passing. I will recover, but I will never be the same. Peace. He was a lifelong Yankees fan and had season tickets for the Buffalo Bills for over thirty years. Pat loved tailgating before the games with many friends and family members, always ready to grill, share a beer, tell a joke or say something that made people not only laugh, but feel truly loved.
Pat leaves behind his wife of 41 years Gaye Eaton Udell, his daughter Tamara (Gary) Scoville of Clarksville, NY and sons Benjamin (Mary) and Christopher (Amanda West) Udell of Lockport. In addition Pat is survived by his sister Cynthia (Mike) Harris of Lockport and three grandchildren, Cole and Sara Scoville and Marley Udell. Patrick was predeceased by his parents William and Jennie Udell as well as a son Joshua Ryan. He is also survived by several aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews.
Relatives and friends may call Thursday, Oct. 30th from 4-8 PM in Prudden & Kandt Funeral Home, 242 Genesee St., Lockport. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Friday, Oct. 31st at 10 AM in All Saints Oratory, 391 Market St., Lockport. Interment will be in Cold Springs Cemetery. Memorial donations to the Calvary Cupboard Food Pantry, PO Box 625, Medina, NY 14103 would be appreciated by the family.
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The DeSales Knights swim team will face St Greg's Sunday for the Neumann Catholic League Swim Title thanks to a win over St Johns this past Sunday in the pool at Sweet Home High School.
Both Catholic schools are undefeated this season and the winner this coming Sunday will end the dual meet season as the league champion. The swimmers then will compete on November 9th at UB for individual championships as well as relay championships for the Neumann Catholic League.
This match up was made possible with the Knights swimming to a team win over St John's this past Sunday with a score of 138-107.
The Knights 8 and under division had a double winner in Jack Strong in both the 100 IM and the 25 butterfly while Henry Genewick was a winner in the 25 freestyle.
The 9-10 division was dominant again throughout the meet with 1st place sweeps of all individual races as well as both relays. The 200 Medley Relay of Gracie Cordle, Madison Fragale, Aidan Morgan, and Grace Buzak and the 200 Freestyle Relay made up of Fragale, Buzak, William Rahill and Cordle were victorious. In individual races, Aidan Morgan was a double winner in the 100 IM and 100 freestyle. Individual race winners were Elizabeth Swartz in the 50 freestyle, Andrew Mullane in the 50 butterfly, Cordle in the 50 backstroke and Fragale in the 50 breaststroke.
The 11 and over division was also winners win both the relay events. The 200 Medley Relay composed of Sarah Mullane, Sam Murphy, Mark Crocker, and Isabel Treanor and the 200 Freestyle Relay with Treanor, Murphy, Jason Buzak, and Crocker were winners. Individual winners for the division were Mark Crocker in the 200 IM, Isabel Treanor in the 50 Free and Bianca Franco in the 50 Butterfly.
The clash of in the pool between DeSales and St Greg's is November 2nd at Sweet Home HS. The meet begins at 9 a.m.
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Both Catholic schools are undefeated this season and the winner this coming Sunday will end the dual meet season as the league champion. The swimmers then will compete on November 9th at UB for individual championships as well as relay championships for the Neumann Catholic League.
This match up was made possible with the Knights swimming to a team win over St John's this past Sunday with a score of 138-107.
The Knights 8 and under division had a double winner in Jack Strong in both the 100 IM and the 25 butterfly while Henry Genewick was a winner in the 25 freestyle.
The 9-10 division was dominant again throughout the meet with 1st place sweeps of all individual races as well as both relays. The 200 Medley Relay of Gracie Cordle, Madison Fragale, Aidan Morgan, and Grace Buzak and the 200 Freestyle Relay made up of Fragale, Buzak, William Rahill and Cordle were victorious. In individual races, Aidan Morgan was a double winner in the 100 IM and 100 freestyle. Individual race winners were Elizabeth Swartz in the 50 freestyle, Andrew Mullane in the 50 butterfly, Cordle in the 50 backstroke and Fragale in the 50 breaststroke.
The 11 and over division was also winners win both the relay events. The 200 Medley Relay composed of Sarah Mullane, Sam Murphy, Mark Crocker, and Isabel Treanor and the 200 Freestyle Relay with Treanor, Murphy, Jason Buzak, and Crocker were winners. Individual winners for the division were Mark Crocker in the 200 IM, Isabel Treanor in the 50 Free and Bianca Franco in the 50 Butterfly.
The clash of in the pool between DeSales and St Greg's is November 2nd at Sweet Home HS. The meet begins at 9 a.m.
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OLCOTT — A 28-year-old North Tonawanda woman told Niagara County Sheriff's deputies on Tuesday that a 42-inch television was damaged while on a porch on Washington Street.
The complainant told patrol that she is currently moving from the Washington Street address and had left some belongings — including the television — on the porch on Saturday until she could get a vehicle to safely transport it all to their new residence.
When she arrived back at the Washington Street home around 6 p.m. Tuesday, she found that her 42-inch Vizio television was broken. No other property was damaged or missing, according to the NCSO report.
Patrol spoke with several neighbors and the landlord, who lives next door, who all stated they did not see anyone on the porch over the last few days.
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The complainant told patrol that she is currently moving from the Washington Street address and had left some belongings — including the television — on the porch on Saturday until she could get a vehicle to safely transport it all to their new residence.
When she arrived back at the Washington Street home around 6 p.m. Tuesday, she found that her 42-inch Vizio television was broken. No other property was damaged or missing, according to the NCSO report.
Patrol spoke with several neighbors and the landlord, who lives next door, who all stated they did not see anyone on the porch over the last few days.
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APPLETON — The Winery at Marjim Manor is hosting its annual fall Vendor Faire on Nov. 8 and 9. Coinciding with the Niagara Wine Trail Share the Bounty event, the winery requests donation for the Barker Food Pantry or the Peanut Butter and Jelly drive.
Those over 21 years of age will receive a free wine tasting.
This year’s vendors include a variety of locally produced items such as handmade jewelry, wreaths, cutting boards, and stained glass items. Nando’s pizzelles will have samples of their uniquely flavored treats. Personal care items from Pink Zebra and Newfangled Homestead will be among the
unique offerings.
The winery says the faire "is the perfect way to kick off your holiday shopping and support local
businesses."
For more information, call the winery at 778-7001 or visit www.MarjimManor.com.
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Those over 21 years of age will receive a free wine tasting.
This year’s vendors include a variety of locally produced items such as handmade jewelry, wreaths, cutting boards, and stained glass items. Nando’s pizzelles will have samples of their uniquely flavored treats. Personal care items from Pink Zebra and Newfangled Homestead will be among the
unique offerings.
The winery says the faire "is the perfect way to kick off your holiday shopping and support local
businesses."
For more information, call the winery at 778-7001 or visit www.MarjimManor.com.
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The Stingrays line up for their home opener against Ken/Ton and Olean. (CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS)
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Lockport's quartet enjoyed a first place finish in the 8-and-
under 100 yard medley relay. From left, Ava Conklin, Karma
Meadows, Ava Thompson and Laurel Creamer.
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In addition to shredding over five seconds off her personal best from last season in the 500, Artieri also placed first in the 200 Free as the Stingrays showed off in their home opener at Lockport High School this past Saturday.
Coach Tim Menges was once again excited by the performances of his new and returning swimmers.
"Many swimmers performed personal bests and others broke through tough barriers," he said.
In addition to Artieri, he noted that Isabel Treanor knocked 30 seconds off her 50 Free time, and Ava Conklin was able to qualify for States in the eight-and-under 50 Free.
Many newcomers once again made a splash for the Stingrays including: Jonathon Carmina, MacKenzie Gregoire, Lydia LaMont, Brendan Saia, Nicholas Saia, Luke St.Amour, and Chris Ulrich.
Some notable first place finishers include: Jenna Bull (50 & 200 Free), Madison Fragale (50 Breast), Liam Timkey (25 Back), Elizabeth Swartz (50 & 200 Free), Kenny Currie (50 Back), Mark Crocker (100 Free), Angelina Peruzzini (100 Free), James Sacco (200 Free), Luke Menges (50 Free), Ava Conklin (25 Free), and Laurel Creamer who sped to victories in both the 25 Butterfly and 25 Back.
The Stingrays are back in the water this Saturday as they travel to Canandaigua.
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The Niagara Wine Trail USA wineries have partnered with local food banks and charitable organizations to ensure a bountiful holiday season for area residents in need. During the annual Share the Bounty event, held Veterans Day weekend, Nov. 7-10, participating Niagara Wine Trail wineries will be accepting non-perishable food items and/or monetary donations in exchange for wine tastings to benefit the food bank or non-profit of their choice.
Share the Bounty will be held from noon-5 p.m. Nov. 7, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Nov. 8, and noon-5 p.m. Nov 9 and 10.
Last year, The Niagara Wine Trail wineries combined raised over $9,780 and donated over 550 non-perishable food items. This year's partnerships for Share the Bounty include (with more to be announced):
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Share the Bounty will be held from noon-5 p.m. Nov. 7, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Nov. 8, and noon-5 p.m. Nov 9 and 10.
Last year, The Niagara Wine Trail wineries combined raised over $9,780 and donated over 550 non-perishable food items. This year's partnerships for Share the Bounty include (with more to be announced):
- A Gust of Sun Winery - All tasting fees will be donated to the WNY Heroes organization. Or, donate one non-perishable, non-expired food item in exchange for one taste of wine. Food items will be donated to a local food bank.
- Arrowhead Spring Vineyards - All tasting fees will be donated to Meals on Wheels.
- Eveningside Vineyards - Tasting fees will benefit Response to Love Center in Buffalo.
- Flight of Five Winery - Donating to St. John's Outreach in Lockport.
- Honeymoon Trail Winery - Tasting fees will be donated to Mercy Flight.
- Long Cliff Winery - Tasting fees will be donated to the Cambria Fire Company.
- Leonard Oakes Estate Winery - Tasting fees will benefit Food Link.
- Midnight Run Wine Cellars - Tasting fees donated to Stroke Awareness.
- Niagara Landing Wine Cellars - All wine tasting fees, as well as non-perishables, will be donated to the Disabled American Veterans Chapter 120. Donate $3 or three items for tasting (six tastes). Hygiene product donations are encouraged. Winery is also a collection site for the community Peanut Butter & Jelly Drive.
- Schulze Vineyards & Winery - Tasting fees will be donated to the Newfane Community food pantry. Monetary donations accepted, or donate three food items per tasting.
- Schwenk Wine Cellars - All tasting fees will be donated to the Kendall Community Food Cupboard.
- The Winery at Marjim Manor - Tasting fees donated to Barker Food Pantry. Also taking donations for the Peanut Butter & Jelly Drive. Peanut Butter and Jelly jars are accepted. Trade one taste per jar donated Nov. 1-Dec. 10th.
- Victorianbourg Wine Estate - For each non-perishable food item donated your tasting fee will be reduced by $1 (regular tasting fee is $3, so three or more food items donated will earn a free tasting). All items donated will benefit the Wilson Community Food Pantry at St. Brendan-on-the-Lake Church, Wilson NY.
- Vizcarra Vineyards - Tasting fees donated to the Gasport Zion Lutheran Church food bank.
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The National Weather Service says today will be partly sunny with a high near 55 and a low around 40.
Thursday will be mostly cloudy with a high near 51 and a low around 38. Friday, showers are likely, mainly after noon with a high near 48 and a low around 36. Saturday calls for rain and snow showers with a high near only 41 and a low around 28.
Sunday will be mostly sunny with a high near 43 and a low around 33. Monday will be mostly sunny with a high near 47 and a low around 40. Tuesday: A chance of showers with a high near 56.
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Thursday will be mostly cloudy with a high near 51 and a low around 38. Friday, showers are likely, mainly after noon with a high near 48 and a low around 36. Saturday calls for rain and snow showers with a high near only 41 and a low around 28.
Sunday will be mostly sunny with a high near 43 and a low around 33. Monday will be mostly sunny with a high near 47 and a low around 40. Tuesday: A chance of showers with a high near 56.
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