Obituary of Dolores Schuler

Evelyn Marie Stewart
72 of Irondequoit, died Wednesday December 21, 2022 in her home after battling a cancer related illness for the past two years. She was born March 27, 1950, daughter of the late Alva Melvin Rush, Jr. and Opal Louise Burns Rush and has been a resident of the Rochester/Irondequoit and Leroy, NY areas since 1966. Mrs. Stewart was a former member of Seneca Methodist Church where she sang in the church choir; at her death she was a member of UMC Webster. She was a 1968 graduate of Leroy Jr. Sr. High School. Mrs. Stewart was last employed as a medical secretary for several local physicians until her retirement.
Surviving are her husband, Edward Lee Stewart who she married September 10, 1971; two sons, Bryan (Maggie) Stewart and Brandon (Vanessa) Stewart, both of Rochester; four grandchildren, Aidan and Austin, Leila and Arianna Stewart; a brother Gene (Judy) Rush of Rogersville PA; several nieces and nephews. Deceased in addition to her parents is a brother, James Edward Rush who died July 9, 2020.
Her Funeral Service will be held Friday December 23rd, 10am at Riverside Cemetery Chapel of Peace. In lieu of flowers donations can be made in her memory to the Isaiah House 71 Prince St. Rochester, NY.
Walter Calvin Wasco
Brighton-May 13, 1942- December 14, 2022
Walter Calvin Wasco was raised in Lorain, Ohio and graduated from Lorain Senior High School. After High School he continued his education attending Ohio University in Athens, Ohio. While at Ohio University he was a proud Brother of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity and graduated with his degree in Chemical Engineering, completing the five-year program in four and a half years. After graduation he moved to Rochester, NY where he began his career with Eastman Kodak and met his beloved wife, Susan. Working with Eastman Kodak for 34 years he grew from his initial position as Quality Assurance Engineer to the Division Section Manager of the Rolled Film Division prior to his retirement. He was predeceased by his daughter, Lynne Marie Wasco and his parents Walter Edward Wasco and Jane K. Wasco. Surviving Mr. Wasco are his wife of 55 years Susan, children W. Karl Wasco and Susan Uloth, 2 grandchildren Derek and Tori, siblings Carole Houk and Thomas (Barbara) Wasco, and many nieces and nephews.
Services are pending and will be held at the convenience of the family. Donations may be made in Mr. Wasco’s memory to Brighton Volunteer Ambulance, 1551 South Winton Road, PO Box 1699, Rochester NY 14618.
Klemp, Louis W. “Hooper”
Irondequiot, NY, on 12/15/2022 at the age of 60, passed away peacefully. Beloved husband to Kelley (Roche). Loving father to JamieLou (Jacob) Allen. Devoted brother to Chuck Klemp, Doug (Katie) Klemp, Dawn (Clarence) Troedel, David (Carolyn) Klemp, Bill (Joyce Harrington) Klemp, Nancy Shields, Kitty (Dan) O’Connor, and Andy Klemp. Predeceased by David (Carolyn) Klemp and Kitty O’Connor and an influencing friend and coach to all.
Lou was born November 9th of 1962, in Antigo, WI; hence the beginning of the world’s biggest cheesehead fan. Go Pak Go! Even at a young age he was a trickster of all trades; traveling, coaching, playing darts and beach volleyball to working as a handyman. He stumbled upon his wife, Kelley in New Hampshire and they packed up to move to Rochester NY where they had their daughter Jamie Lou.
As a never-ending worker bee who could never keep his hands in his pockets, Louis took on a multitude of jobs. He was a part of the Town of Irondequoit for 25 years, on top of that he participated in the police auxiliary and officiated high school and college sports. His true passion in his career was coaching. So many had the opportunity to be coached by him; boys and girls volleyball, little league, basketball, and lacrosse. He coached with his whole heart and pushed all his athletes to be greater than he was.
Always a family man Lou cherished all moments with them, if there was a baby in sight, best believe they were in Uncle Lou’s arms. Lou was the life of all events, when Big Lou walked in, it was time for the party to start! Lou is an amazing man who touched so many souls and had a huge impact over the grounds he walked. He will truly be missed and remembered.
Friends may call Thursday December 22nd, from 4-7pm at Dierna Funeral Home 2309 Culver Rd. Where his funeral service will be held on Friday 11am. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in his memory to the Palliative Care Unit 412 at Strong Memorial Hospital.
Campbell Ambrose Richards
Rochester-December 11, 2022 unexpectedly at 66. Predeceased by his former wife Jean Richards. Survived by his children Charlene, Cassie and Jacob, 7 grandchildren, brothers Sydney, Craig and Ron Richards, many nieces and nephews.
Calling hours will be Wednesday December 21st, from 4-8pm at Dierna Funeral Home 2309 Culver Rd. A prayer service will take place at 7pm to honor Cam and Jean.
Shey Lynn Smith
Carol Mabelis
Judy Tremblay
Irondequoit- Suddenly December 9, 2022. Predeceased by her parents John & Lucille Alba. Survived by her beloved husband Frank, son John, sisters Angela (Mike) Barbata, Connie (Ted) Capuano, several brother and sister-in-laws, aunt, uncle,cousins, nieces Jenna, Marissa and Megan, nephews Nicholas and Joseph. Thanks to Rochelle Alba, Char Maciuska, aide & friend Patty for the comfort and care they gave to Judy.
Judy was a very special person who gave her life to helping others.
Calling hours will be Wednesday 5-7pm at Dierna Funeral Home 2309 Culver Rd. Her celebration of life service will be Thursday 1pm at Webster Bible Church 675 Holt Rd.