It is assumed that he is buried with his wife.
James E Delaney, 85, passed away Thursday, November 5th, 2020 at Elizabeth Church Manor. He was predeceased by his parents, Kathleen and Thomas Delaney, his wife, Emma Elizabeth Delaney of 38 years of marriage, his sisters, Mary Delaney, Kay Hunsinger and brother-in-law, Earl Hunsinger, Pat Clouser and brother-in-law Dick Clouser, and his brother, Francis Delaney, along with niece Heidi Monahan & nephew, Billy Clouser and nephew, Kenneth Holbert, niece and nephew, Tina and Richard Ellsworth, and nephew James Hunsinger. He is survived by his son, Randy Rudock and his wife, Cindy (Miles) of Newark Valley; nieces and nephews, Tom Hunsinger, Kathy Chapman, Dolly Holbert, Ginny and Tom Payne, Billie Joe and James Wilmont, Ricki Clouser, Casy Clouser, Colleen Clouser; also several great and great-great nieces and nephews. Also, survived by his partner, and friend, Lee Rozelle.
James retired from Endicott Forging Works as dye and tool machinist for 30 years. He had a great love for photography. He was the photographer for the Endicott Fire Department for 35 years.
James E Delaney, 85, passed away Thursday, November 5th, 2020 at Elizabeth Church Manor. He was predeceased by his parents, Kathleen and Thomas Delaney, his wife, Emma Elizabeth Delaney of 38 years of marriage, his sisters, Mary Delaney, Kay Hunsinger and brother-in-law, Earl Hunsinger, Pat Clouser and brother-in-law Dick Clouser, and his brother, Francis Delaney, along with niece Heidi Monahan & nephew, Billy Clouser and nephew, Kenneth Holbert, niece and nephew, Tina and Richard Ellsworth, and nephew James Hunsinger. He is survived by his son, Randy Rudock and his wife, Cindy (Miles) of Newark Valley; nieces and nephews, Tom Hunsinger, Kathy Chapman, Dolly Holbert, Ginny and Tom Payne, Billie Joe and James Wilmont, Ricki Clouser, Casy Clouser, Colleen Clouser; also several great and great-great nieces and nephews. Also, survived by his partner, and friend, Lee Rozelle.
James retired from Endicott Forging Works as dye and tool machinist for 30 years. He had a great love for photography. He was the photographer for the Endicott Fire Department for 35 years.
It is assumed that he is buried with his wife.
James E Delaney, 85, passed away Thursday, November 5th, 2020 at Elizabeth Church Manor. He was predeceased by his parents, Kathleen and Thomas Delaney, his wife, Emma Elizabeth Delaney of 38 years of marriage, his sisters, Mary Delaney, Kay Hunsinger and brother-in-law, Earl Hunsinger, Pat Clouser and brother-in-law Dick Clouser, and his brother, Francis Delaney, along with niece Heidi Monahan & nephew, Billy Clouser and nephew, Kenneth Holbert, niece and nephew, Tina and Richard Ellsworth, and nephew James Hunsinger. He is survived by his son, Randy Rudock and his wife, Cindy (Miles) of Newark Valley; nieces and nephews, Tom Hunsinger, Kathy Chapman, Dolly Holbert, Ginny and Tom Payne, Billie Joe and James Wilmont, Ricki Clouser, Casy Clouser, Colleen Clouser; also several great and great-great nieces and nephews. Also, survived by his partner, and friend, Lee Rozelle.
James retired from Endicott Forging Works as dye and tool machinist for 30 years. He had a great love for photography. He was the photographer for the Endicott Fire Department for 35 years.
James E Delaney, 85, passed away Thursday, November 5th, 2020 at Elizabeth Church Manor. He was predeceased by his parents, Kathleen and Thomas Delaney, his wife, Emma Elizabeth Delaney of 38 years of marriage, his sisters, Mary Delaney, Kay Hunsinger and brother-in-law, Earl Hunsinger, Pat Clouser and brother-in-law Dick Clouser, and his brother, Francis Delaney, along with niece Heidi Monahan & nephew, Billy Clouser and nephew, Kenneth Holbert, niece and nephew, Tina and Richard Ellsworth, and nephew James Hunsinger. He is survived by his son, Randy Rudock and his wife, Cindy (Miles) of Newark Valley; nieces and nephews, Tom Hunsinger, Kathy Chapman, Dolly Holbert, Ginny and Tom Payne, Billie Joe and James Wilmont, Ricki Clouser, Casy Clouser, Colleen Clouser; also several great and great-great nieces and nephews. Also, survived by his partner, and friend, Lee Rozelle.
James retired from Endicott Forging Works as dye and tool machinist for 30 years. He had a great love for photography. He was the photographer for the Endicott Fire Department for 35 years.
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