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Mark Silverbrush used a denim background and attached labels from designer jeans, representing the style of the time. Also included are the words "Have a good day all day long." - Principal Daniszewski's morning greeting. |
Our 30th reunion will is planned for July 23 - 25, 2010
Contact: Patti Wojdyla, 460 S.
Main St #90, N. Syracuse NY 13212
phone: 315-452-9566
email:
pjwslp@aol.com
Details: Alumni evening Friday 7/23 at Metro on Westcott
Street
Catered family picnic at Jamesville Beach Saturday 7/24
Additional events are planned.
Information also posted on Facebook page Nottingham Class of 1980 Reunion and on Classmates.com
While reading the annual newsletter I came upon mine and Robert's wedding announcement. I was extremely surprised and honored to have this acknowledged. It prompted a slew of phone calls of well wishes from friends I had not connected with for years!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you! Cynthia "Lewis" Johnson (‘80)
Cynthia "Cindy" Rene Leonard Sicherman ('80), 47, of 7756 Treadmill Circle, Liverpool, died Tuesday, June 29, at University Hospital after a long illness.
Cindy was born July 24, 1962, to Paul and Frances Leonard.
She attended Edward Smith, T. Aaron Levy and Nottingham High.
She briefly attended the Rochester Institute of Technology and graduated from LeMoyne College.
Her places of employment included Key Bank, MONY, USA Datanet, Syracuse Community Health Center and the Urban League of Onondaga County.
At the time of her death, Cindy was the finance director for Aurora of Central New York.
She was a member of George Town Seventh-day Adventist Church in Grand Cayman;
locally, Cindy attended Westvale Seventh-day Adventist Church in Syracuse.
Cindy loved gardening, taking walks, cooking and spending time with her family.
Cindy is survived by her children, Jahnae, Jonathan and Gabrielle Sicherman, all of Liverpool; her father, Paul Leonard of North Syracuse;
her mother, Frances Leonard of Cicero; her sisters, Paula Leonard of Syracuse, Donna Cage of Cicero and Angela Piercy of Grand Cayman;
her nephews, Marques Williams of Washington state and Stephen Williams, stationed in Afghanistan; her nieces, Patrice and Angela Cage of Cicero;
and brothers-in-law, Leonard Cage of Cicero and Emerson Piercy of Grand Cayman.