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Arthur F. Baker – 88

Arthur F. Baker of Hudson Road passed away on Wednesday, April 24, 2013 at his residence with his loving family at his side. He was 88.

Born on May 15, 1924 in Stillwater, son of the late Frank and Daisy (Crandall) Baker. He was born and raised in Bemis Heights. He is the husband of Helen (Sadowski) Baker whom he married on September 6, 1948.  Arthur served in the US Army from 1943-1945 in the European Theater. Following his service he was employed as a welder for the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. in Mechanicville until their closing in 1971. He was also employed at 656 th  Radar Squadron USAF Radar Station at Ketchum's Corners, Stillwater. Art retired in 1986 from the Veterans Administration Hospital in Albany where he worked for several years as a pipefitter leader.

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John A. Erano – 83

MECHANICVILLE – John A. Erano, 83, of No. Third Ave., died Tuesday, April 16th at Ellis Hospital, after an extended illness.

A native and lifelong resident of Mechanicville, born November 1, 1929, son of the late John and Angelina Petta Erano, John served in the US Army during the Korean War, stationed in Germany.

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David J. DiCerce – 56

MECHANICVILLE – David J. DiCerce, 56, former longtime resident of Mechanicville, died Monday, April 15th, a SaratogaHospital after a brief illness.

Born in Troy, March 15, 1957, he was son of the late Daniel and Christine DeMarco DiCerce. Afflicted at birth with Downs Syndrome, David was raised by his parents, and lived a happy and productive life, attending the Saratoga Bridges workshops over the years.  He especially enjoyed food, crosswords puzzles, crafts and watching pro wrestling.  David had the thrill of participating in the Special Olympics in such sports as bowling, long jump and equestrian events.

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Mrs. Mary J. McLean – 92

MECHANCIVILLE – Mrs. Mary J. McLean, 92, longtime resident of Park Ave., died Wednesday morning, April 17th  at her daughters home in Greenwich after a brief illness.

A native and lifelong resident of Mechanicville, born July 31, 1920, she was daughter of the late Anthony and Antoinette VanDetta DelPrete.

A sales clerk, Mary worked for many years at the former W.T. Grants store and later for Ben Franklin store both in theMechanicville Park Plaza.

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Mrs. Edna H. Zullo – 85

MECHANICVILLE – Mrs. Edna H. Zullo, 85, former longtime resident of Mechanicville, died Monday April 8th at Wesley Health Care, Saratoga Springs, after a brief illness.

Born in Watervliet, August 29, 1927, she was daughter of the late Leland and Alberta Hazzard, lived in Waterford and No. Troywhile growing up.

Edna worked at Bubble’s Restaurant in Mechanicville for a number of years.  She also was a former president of the Meals on Wheels program in her city.

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Arthur T. Patterson – 82

Stillwater - With profound sadness, Arthur T. Patterson passed away Wednesday, April 10, 2013 at his home on Campbell Road due to complications associated with Parkinson's disease. He was 82.

Born and raised in Stillwater, he lived his entire life at his family's homestead. He grew up as the youngest of James and Nora Lynch Patterson's five children. He attended Stillwater schools and enlisted in the US Army in 1950 to begin a lifelong patriotic career serving his nation, state, and town.

Art was a Sergeant in C Co., 27th Infantry, Wolfhounds regiment of the US Army in Korea. the division received a presidential unit citation for stopping the enemy from taking Seoul. He proudly returned to Korea 34 years later in 1985 as a guest of the South Korean Veterans Association. His dedication to serve his nation and community continued his entire life.

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Charles J. McCauley – 86

COLONIE – Charles J. McCauley, 86, of Huckleberry Lane, died at home, Saturday, April 13th, in the loving company of his family.

Born in Troy, July 3, 1926, son of the late Stephen and Barbara McCauley, Charlie grew and was educated in Troy schools.  A US Navy veteran of WWII, Charlie served aboard the USS Wadleigh DD-689 in the Pacific Theater of Operations, and was present during the surrender ceremony in the Sea of Japan to end the war.

A truck driver for the Montgomery Ward Co. in Menands for over 35 years before retirement.

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Wendy Susko Robichaud

Stillwater, NY - Wendy Susko Robichaud passed away Saturday, April 13, 2013 at her home with her loving family by her side. She was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer less than a year ago.

Born on August 23, l971 at St. Peter's Hospital, Albany, NY, she was the daughter of David C. Susko of Troy and Barbara Clow Susko of East Greenbush.

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Robert E. Vinehout, Sr. – 82

STILLWATER – Robert E. Vinehout, Sr., 82, of Palmer Street, died Monday, April 8th at home, after a short illness.

Born in Stillwater, January 31, 1931, he was son of the late John and Mildred VanPatten Vinehout and brother of the late William and Charles Vinehout.

Bob worked many years at the former Freidricksons Barrel Co. in Waterford, and later helped out the Alonzo Fireworks Co. of Stillwater.

Fishing was a passion of Bob’s, as was NASCAR and the stock car racing circuit. A kind and quiet man, Bob kept to himself, but would always speak his mind.  His thoughts were “tell it like it is and you get what you see”.

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