Annette Masse, a resident of Sharon Springs since 1995 and previously of West Sand Lake, died Thursday, January 14, 2016 at Bassett Healthcare in Cooperstown. She was 73.
Born in Albany on September 30, 1942, she was the daughter of the late Harold and Sally (Stever) Groves.
She was a 1960 graduate of Ichabod Crane High School and then a longtime teller for Albany Savings Bank. Subsequently, she then owned and operated Masse Farms with her husband, both in Rensselaer County and in Sharon Springs. Also, she was a longtime choir member of the United Methodist Church in Chatham.
Survivors include her husband of 50 years, Maurice Masse of Sharon Springs; two daughters, Nicole Amanatides and Jodi Dolezel, both of Sharon Springs; three sons, J.R. Masse of East Greenbush, Darin Masse of Averill Park and Richard Masse of Sharon Springs; three sisters, Sandra Amidon of Gansevoort, Sheila Dennis of Charlottesville, VA, and Sharon Groves of Hudson; five grandchildren, Darin Jr., Austin, Jacob, and Dylan Masse, and Matthew Amanatides; a great granddaughter, Macy Masse; and an uncle, Ira Stever of Niverville (Columbia County).
Burial is private.
Born in Albany on September 30, 1942, she was the daughter of the late Harold and Sally (Stever) Groves.
She was a 1960 graduate of Ichabod Crane High School and then a longtime teller for Albany Savings Bank. Subsequently, she then owned and operated Masse Farms with her husband, both in Rensselaer County and in Sharon Springs. Also, she was a longtime choir member of the United Methodist Church in Chatham.
Survivors include her husband of 50 years, Maurice Masse of Sharon Springs; two daughters, Nicole Amanatides and Jodi Dolezel, both of Sharon Springs; three sons, J.R. Masse of East Greenbush, Darin Masse of Averill Park and Richard Masse of Sharon Springs; three sisters, Sandra Amidon of Gansevoort, Sheila Dennis of Charlottesville, VA, and Sharon Groves of Hudson; five grandchildren, Darin Jr., Austin, Jacob, and Dylan Masse, and Matthew Amanatides; a great granddaughter, Macy Masse; and an uncle, Ira Stever of Niverville (Columbia County).
Burial is private.
Annette Masse, a resident of Sharon Springs since 1995 and previously of West Sand Lake, died Thursday, January 14, 2016 at Bassett Healthcare in Cooperstown. She was 73.
Born in Albany on September 30, 1942, she was the daughter of the late Harold and Sally (Stever) Groves.
She was a 1960 graduate of Ichabod Crane High School and then a longtime teller for Albany Savings Bank. Subsequently, she then owned and operated Masse Farms with her husband, both in Rensselaer County and in Sharon Springs. Also, she was a longtime choir member of the United Methodist Church in Chatham.
Survivors include her husband of 50 years, Maurice Masse of Sharon Springs; two daughters, Nicole Amanatides and Jodi Dolezel, both of Sharon Springs; three sons, J.R. Masse of East Greenbush, Darin Masse of Averill Park and Richard Masse of Sharon Springs; three sisters, Sandra Amidon of Gansevoort, Sheila Dennis of Charlottesville, VA, and Sharon Groves of Hudson; five grandchildren, Darin Jr., Austin, Jacob, and Dylan Masse, and Matthew Amanatides; a great granddaughter, Macy Masse; and an uncle, Ira Stever of Niverville (Columbia County).
Burial is private.
Born in Albany on September 30, 1942, she was the daughter of the late Harold and Sally (Stever) Groves.
She was a 1960 graduate of Ichabod Crane High School and then a longtime teller for Albany Savings Bank. Subsequently, she then owned and operated Masse Farms with her husband, both in Rensselaer County and in Sharon Springs. Also, she was a longtime choir member of the United Methodist Church in Chatham.
Survivors include her husband of 50 years, Maurice Masse of Sharon Springs; two daughters, Nicole Amanatides and Jodi Dolezel, both of Sharon Springs; three sons, J.R. Masse of East Greenbush, Darin Masse of Averill Park and Richard Masse of Sharon Springs; three sisters, Sandra Amidon of Gansevoort, Sheila Dennis of Charlottesville, VA, and Sharon Groves of Hudson; five grandchildren, Darin Jr., Austin, Jacob, and Dylan Masse, and Matthew Amanatides; a great granddaughter, Macy Masse; and an uncle, Ira Stever of Niverville (Columbia County).
Burial is private.
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