Marion M. Pogue, age 89, of E. Clark St., Ilion, formerly of Hartwick, passed away unexpectedly, on Friday, May 20, 2022, at home.
She was born on May 13, 1933, in Schenevus, NY, the daughter of Gerald E. and Leta (VanValkenburg) Mulford.
Marion was married to George Pogue, on July 12, 1980, in Stamford, NY. He died on August 16, 1984.
At one time, she was employed at the Ben Franklin Store, in Oneonta. Later, she was a clerk/cashier, at the Cooperstown General Store, in Cooperstown, NY. She was a caregiver for ARC children, in Stamford, NY.
Marion enjoyed crossword puzzles, puzzles and scrapbooking. She also liked to plant flowers in her flower beds, feed the birds and enjoyed her cat, "Stinker".
In her early years, Marion played cornet in the school band and participated in several school plays, including the Prize-Winning "Stouthearted Freddie".
Her church and community activities included Correspondent, for the Weekly Reader, 4-H Leader, Special Olympics Coach, the Stamford United Methodist Church "People Helping People" Fundraiser Chairperson, to rebuild Grand Gorge Church, after it burned, Volunteer at UDCAL Home for Mentally Handicapped, where she edited and sold UDCAL Cookbook and was employed there for three years. Also, she served as Trustee, at the United Presbyterian Church, Co-Moderator for Presbyterian Women and a Lay Speaker. As a Charter Member of VanValkenburgh Family, Inc., she served on the Genealogy Committee.
Surviving family members include her 3 daughters, Joyce LaCelle and her husband, Jim, of Ilion, Karen Garvin, of Broadalbin and Loretta Ripley and her husband, Rick, of Waldoboro, Maine; her son, Vincent Aspinwall and his wife, Chris, of Ephratah, NY; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren; her brother, Marvin Mulford; and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
She was predeceased by her husband; her parents; and her brother, Myron.
A Celebration of Marion's Life and Graveside Services will be held at Locust Hill Cemetery, Hobart, NY, next to her husband, George.
She was born on May 13, 1933, in Schenevus, NY, the daughter of Gerald E. and Leta (VanValkenburg) Mulford.
Marion was married to George Pogue, on July 12, 1980, in Stamford, NY. He died on August 16, 1984.
At one time, she was employed at the Ben Franklin Store, in Oneonta. Later, she was a clerk/cashier, at the Cooperstown General Store, in Cooperstown, NY. She was a caregiver for ARC children, in Stamford, NY.
Marion enjoyed crossword puzzles, puzzles and scrapbooking. She also liked to plant flowers in her flower beds, feed the birds and enjoyed her cat, "Stinker".
In her early years, Marion played cornet in the school band and participated in several school plays, including the Prize-Winning "Stouthearted Freddie".
Her church and community activities included Correspondent, for the Weekly Reader, 4-H Leader, Special Olympics Coach, the Stamford United Methodist Church "People Helping People" Fundraiser Chairperson, to rebuild Grand Gorge Church, after it burned, Volunteer at UDCAL Home for Mentally Handicapped, where she edited and sold UDCAL Cookbook and was employed there for three years. Also, she served as Trustee, at the United Presbyterian Church, Co-Moderator for Presbyterian Women and a Lay Speaker. As a Charter Member of VanValkenburgh Family, Inc., she served on the Genealogy Committee.
Surviving family members include her 3 daughters, Joyce LaCelle and her husband, Jim, of Ilion, Karen Garvin, of Broadalbin and Loretta Ripley and her husband, Rick, of Waldoboro, Maine; her son, Vincent Aspinwall and his wife, Chris, of Ephratah, NY; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren; her brother, Marvin Mulford; and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
She was predeceased by her husband; her parents; and her brother, Myron.
A Celebration of Marion's Life and Graveside Services will be held at Locust Hill Cemetery, Hobart, NY, next to her husband, George.
Marion M. Pogue, age 89, of E. Clark St., Ilion, formerly of Hartwick, passed away unexpectedly, on Friday, May 20, 2022, at home.
She was born on May 13, 1933, in Schenevus, NY, the daughter of Gerald E. and Leta (VanValkenburg) Mulford.
Marion was married to George Pogue, on July 12, 1980, in Stamford, NY. He died on August 16, 1984.
At one time, she was employed at the Ben Franklin Store, in Oneonta. Later, she was a clerk/cashier, at the Cooperstown General Store, in Cooperstown, NY. She was a caregiver for ARC children, in Stamford, NY.
Marion enjoyed crossword puzzles, puzzles and scrapbooking. She also liked to plant flowers in her flower beds, feed the birds and enjoyed her cat, "Stinker".
In her early years, Marion played cornet in the school band and participated in several school plays, including the Prize-Winning "Stouthearted Freddie".
Her church and community activities included Correspondent, for the Weekly Reader, 4-H Leader, Special Olympics Coach, the Stamford United Methodist Church "People Helping People" Fundraiser Chairperson, to rebuild Grand Gorge Church, after it burned, Volunteer at UDCAL Home for Mentally Handicapped, where she edited and sold UDCAL Cookbook and was employed there for three years. Also, she served as Trustee, at the United Presbyterian Church, Co-Moderator for Presbyterian Women and a Lay Speaker. As a Charter Member of VanValkenburgh Family, Inc., she served on the Genealogy Committee.
Surviving family members include her 3 daughters, Joyce LaCelle and her husband, Jim, of Ilion, Karen Garvin, of Broadalbin and Loretta Ripley and her husband, Rick, of Waldoboro, Maine; her son, Vincent Aspinwall and his wife, Chris, of Ephratah, NY; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren; her brother, Marvin Mulford; and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
She was predeceased by her husband; her parents; and her brother, Myron.
A Celebration of Marion's Life and Graveside Services will be held at Locust Hill Cemetery, Hobart, NY, next to her husband, George.
She was born on May 13, 1933, in Schenevus, NY, the daughter of Gerald E. and Leta (VanValkenburg) Mulford.
Marion was married to George Pogue, on July 12, 1980, in Stamford, NY. He died on August 16, 1984.
At one time, she was employed at the Ben Franklin Store, in Oneonta. Later, she was a clerk/cashier, at the Cooperstown General Store, in Cooperstown, NY. She was a caregiver for ARC children, in Stamford, NY.
Marion enjoyed crossword puzzles, puzzles and scrapbooking. She also liked to plant flowers in her flower beds, feed the birds and enjoyed her cat, "Stinker".
In her early years, Marion played cornet in the school band and participated in several school plays, including the Prize-Winning "Stouthearted Freddie".
Her church and community activities included Correspondent, for the Weekly Reader, 4-H Leader, Special Olympics Coach, the Stamford United Methodist Church "People Helping People" Fundraiser Chairperson, to rebuild Grand Gorge Church, after it burned, Volunteer at UDCAL Home for Mentally Handicapped, where she edited and sold UDCAL Cookbook and was employed there for three years. Also, she served as Trustee, at the United Presbyterian Church, Co-Moderator for Presbyterian Women and a Lay Speaker. As a Charter Member of VanValkenburgh Family, Inc., she served on the Genealogy Committee.
Surviving family members include her 3 daughters, Joyce LaCelle and her husband, Jim, of Ilion, Karen Garvin, of Broadalbin and Loretta Ripley and her husband, Rick, of Waldoboro, Maine; her son, Vincent Aspinwall and his wife, Chris, of Ephratah, NY; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren; her brother, Marvin Mulford; and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
She was predeceased by her husband; her parents; and her brother, Myron.
A Celebration of Marion's Life and Graveside Services will be held at Locust Hill Cemetery, Hobart, NY, next to her husband, George.
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