The Obituary Section

Denise Wilson

Kingston, New York

February 9, 2026

of Erie Pennsylvania and most recently residing in Kingston New York passed away on February 10 2026. She was born on September 26 1964. Denise was a woman of remarkable strength and resilience. Life presented her with many challenges yet she faced them with courage determination and an unwavering spirit. She was known for her humor the kind that could light up a room and lift the hearts of those around her. Her laughter was comforting her personality unforgettable and her love for her family undeniable. She was a devoted mother and grandmother whose greatest joy came from her children and grandchildren. Denise is survived by her loving children Michael Banks and Jennifer Butts and her daughterinlaw April Temple. She is also survived by her cherished grandchildren Izak Velez Danielle Genaro Zayden Temple and Myla Banks. Each of them held a special place in her heart. Denise was preceded in…

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Margaret A. Molloy Tinnie

Kingston, New York

of the Town of Ulster passed away peacefully on February 10th in the presence of her sons Don and Mike. Peg had been in poor health for the last several years and suffered a hemorrhagic stroke which took her quickly and painlessly. Peggy was born in Jersey City NJ to Peter P. and Alice C. Molloy on September 22 1944. The family moved to Kingston NY to be closer to Peggys maternal family while she was in grade school where she remained a lifelong resident. Peg is predeceased by her parents Alice and Pete Molloy and her husband Donald Mac Tinnie Jr. Peg is survived by family members including her children Rebecca Smith and her daughters Allison and Katelyn son Donald III and his wife Michele Richards and their daughter Juliet youngest son Michael and his wife Tina and their sons Mikey and Liam. She is further survived by her…

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Doris Ann Lister

Kingston, New York

February 11, 2026

passed away on February 12 2026 at Northeast Center for Rehabilitation and Brain Injury. Born August 26 1937 She was the daughter of the late George and Soveig Berge Jonassen. Doris was a paralegal. Doris was known for her charm and wholesome nature. She moved through life with elegance and a sparkle thats difficult to replicate. She radiated at her parties and dinners that she loved to host. She loved socializing and had the gift of gab. It was an ongoing joke that Doris was so engaged in meals and Bruce would have to finally encourage her to take her first bite. She was an active member in her community and church and wasnt afraid to speak her mind. Doris taught us to fight for what we believe in. She was adamant about the importance of education and following our dreams. Doris is survived by her daughter Lauri Vanucchi her…

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