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LE ROY PENNYSAVER & NEWS - NOVEMBER 20, 2016

OBITUARIES

PAVILION -

Warren “Buddy”

Oderkirk, Jr., age 20, of Pavil-

ion, passed away surrounded by

his loving family on Tuesday,

November 15, 2016 at his home.

Friends may call on Thursday

and Friday from 4 to 8 p.m. at the

H.E. Turner &Co. Funeral Home,

403 East Main Street, Batavia. A

celebration of Buddy’s life will be

held on Saturday at 1 PM at BW’s

Restaurant and Banquet Facility,

11070 Perry Road, Pavilion. To

honor Buddy’s wishes, please

make memorials to his family.

LEROY

- Edward H. “Bud”

McDermott, age 86, passed away

Saturday morning, November 12,

2016, at the Batavia Health Care

Center after a short stay. There

will be a gathering of friends for

coffee and pastries at the No Fin-

er Diner, 15 Main Street, LeRoy.

Memorials may be made to Our

Lady of Mercy Parish.

LEROY -

God summoned Hank

Barbeau Jr. on November 12,

2016, at the age of 81. Hank’s

family will receive friends on

Tuesday, Nov. 15 from 2-4 and

7-9 at the Falcone Family Funeral

& Cremation Service Inc., 8700

Lake Road (Rt. 19), LeRoy. In

lieu of flowers, memorials are

suggested to either LeRoy Am-

bulance Service or the LeRoy

Food Pantry.

by Senator Ranzenhofer

November, 2016

As a nation, it is important

for us to express our gratitude

and appreciation on Veterans

Day to our service men and

women. We must always

remember that our freedoms

have been fought for and

defended by current and former

members of the United States

Armed Forces, many of whom

made the ultimate sacrifice.

I have always worked to

support New York’s courageous

veterans, and I am proud to

share a legislative update on

my recent efforts.

A new law, effective at

the start of this year, will help

to reduce the local tax burden

for veterans by authorizing an

increase in limits to the real

property tax exemption. The

new law will provide additional

savings and help veterans

afford owning a home.

I supported major funding,

as part of this year’s State

Budget, for veterans initiatives,

including:

• $2.8 million for the Joseph P.

Dwyer Veteran Peer-to-Peer

Program;

• $450,000 for the Veterans

Mental

Health

Training

Initiative;

• $500,000 for the NYS De-

fenders Association Veteran’s

Defense Program; and

• $40,000 for the Vietnam

Veterans of America New

York State Council.

In May, two twin brothers

from LeRoy, Thomas R. Wood

Sr. and William Charles Wood

III, joined me at a special

State Capitol ceremony to be

inducted into the State Senate

Veterans’ Hall of Fame.

The Wood brothers entered

the United States Marine Corps.

in 1988, attending boot camp

together at Paris Island, South

Carolina. Two years later, they

would be called upon to serve

their country in the First Gulf

War. Today, they continue

to serve our community as

firefighters and active coaches

in youth sports.

Lastly, after passing the

State Legislature three times

and being vetoed twice, I am

pleased to finally report that the

Veterans Buyback Bill has been

signed into law. This new law

allows all honorably discharged

service members, with five

years of existing public pension

credits, to purchase three years

of credit for their military

service.

Previously, state law only

allowed certain war veterans

to purchase pension credits.

Expanding the law will help

to encourage more veterans to

return to New York and continue

their public service.

As a co-sponsor of the bill,

I worked hard to enact it into

law. It is long overdue, and I

am elated that all of our veterans

will finally receive the benefits

that they have earned.

Supporting these initiatives

is the least we can do for

our veterans. These heroic

individuals have sacrificed so

much to serve our nation, and we

owe them a debt of gratitude that

can never truly be repaid.

Please accept my profound

thanks to all our service men and

women, as well as their families.

I am humbled to serve as your

voice in state government.

Legislative Efforts Thank Veterans

For Serving Our Country

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