The Obituary Section

Robert R. Orico

, New York

He is survived by his loving sisters Patricia Barber Edward and Barbara Abbe Jonathan his sisterinlaw Jenifer and many nieces nephews and cousins. Robert lived a life that while not always easy was marked by resilience quiet strength and filled with connection care and joy. He was deeply loved by his family and cared for by many dedicated individuals throughout his life. He touched the lives of family members caregivers and medical professionals who had the privilege of knowing him. The family extends their heartfelt gratitude to the staff of his group home as well as the nurses doctors and medical teams who provided him with dignity comfort and kindness. Donations may be made toHeritage Christian ServicesorLollypop Farm Humane Society of Greater Rochester. Roberts life was a reminder that love patience and human connection are what matter most. He will not be forgotten. Calling hours will be held at Falvo…

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Gary Sarah Losapio

, New York

February 24, 2026

Gary Charles Losapio age 73 of Canton passed away on February 25 2026. Born July 27 1952 in Rochester Gary carried a strong work ethic and independent spirit throughout his life. A skilled builder and carpenter Gary had a natural talent for working with his hands and took pride in doing things the right way. Known for his strong will steady presence quirky sayings and sharp sense of humor he left a lasting impression on those around him. Gary had a lifelong appreciation for Chevrolet vehicles and his passion for cars has left a lasting impression on his family. He also enjoyed playing the drums a creative outlet that reflected another side of his character. He is survived by his wife Sarah Ann Rivaldo Losapio his daughter Denise Losapio Crews and her husband Jayson Crews and his three grandchildren. He is also survived by his two stepsons Richard Damico and…

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Frederick L. Shippey

, New York

March 28, 2026

Frederick Lee Shippey 86 of Penfield NY passed away on March 29 2026. Fred was born on January 6 1940 in Detroit MI. After he graduated from Ann Arbor High School in 1957 he went on to earn a bachelors degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Michigan. He spent 2 years working for Ford then enlisted as an officer in the Air Force and spent 5 years on active duty. He continued as an Air Force Reserve member for another 25 years retiring as a full Colonel. After Fred left active duty he returned to the University of Michigan to earn a masters degree in Chemical Engineering. He took a job at Eastman Kodak and moved to Penfield. He spent his career as a photographic engineer with Kodak and then as a digital imaging consultant. He was also a photographer and took photos for many local and worldwide…

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Allen W. Pastorell

, New York

March 26, 2026

Allen Al Goofy Wayne Pastorell 90 passed away on March 27 2026 at the Vincent House in Wayland NY. Born in 1935 Al lived a long full life defined by devotionto his family his community his country and the animals he loved so deeply. A proud veteran Al served honorably during the Korean War. His beloved dog Lucky famously saved his life during his service a story he carried with him for the rest of his days. His final companion Napoleon remained faithfully by his side. Every animal that lived with Al thrived under his care often living far longer than expecteda testament to the love he poured into them. Al was married to his wife Judy Pooch for 61 years and was a devoted father to his son Scott. In his younger years he loved playing baseball and remained a loyal San Francisco 49ers fan throughout his life. A…

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Willie Morris Jr.

, New York

Born in Mt. Carmel South Carolina on August 24 1939 to the union of the late Willie Morris Sr. and Mary Thomas Morris he was the third of nine children. He graduated from Mims High School in 1960. Shortly after graduation he moved to Rochester New York traveling by bus with his sister Naomi a journey that marked the beginning of a new chapter in his life. After settling in Rochester Willie began working at Highland Hospital where his sister Naomi was also employed. Around this time in 1961 the late Beatrice Wharton joined him in Rochester and the two were soon married building a life together grounded in love resilience and hard work. From this union two children were born Moffett and Felicia. Willie was known throughout his life as a dependable and hardworking man. Over the years he held a variety of jobs including many years in the…

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