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King, Lorraine L.
Ogdensburg – April 30, 1949-January 2, 2019. Retired School Teacher with the Odgensburg City Schools. Predeceased by parents, Gordon and Kathleen King. Survived by twin sister, Lucille (David) Gress; sisters, Dr. Linda Atwood and Laura Schinnell; brother, Tom (Pamela) King; nephews, Stephen and Daniel Gress and Matthew Schinnell; niece, Emily Schinnell and great-niece, Lydia Gress.
Calling hours Sunday, January 6, 2019 1-3PM at Richard H. Keenan Funeral Home, 7501 Pittsford Palmyra Rd. (Egypt Location) Fairport. Private Prayer Service immediately following calling hours. In lieu of flowers please consider donations to a local charity of your choice.
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11 responses to “King, Lorraine L.”
To the entire King Family –
You are in my thoughts and prayers. I was shocked and sorry to hear of Lorraine’s passing. I just found out today where the arrangements were to be held.I taught with Lorraine at the High school level for a number of years and still a Phys.Ed colleague after she moved to the elementary level. Lorraine was a true professional and a caring teacher with her little people . You knew they were coming to our level with a thorough Phys. Ed. background which definitely helped the success of our programs. Lorraine touched a lot of peoples’ lives up here and I’m sure she’ll be missed. May she rest in peace and now pain free.
Sincerely
Penny Sharrow
Just heard about the passing of Lorraine. I taught with Lorraine at the High School level at Ogdensburg Free Academy. She was a respected teacher and coach. My thoughts and prayers to the family during this difficult time.
Sincerely
Mary t. Ebberts
I am saddened to hear of Lorraine’s passing. She was a family friend, a coach to me and our neighbor for several years. I will never forget how caring she was. Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to her family. Rest In Peace Lorraine your suffering is over. Xoxo Love, Laurie, Dave, Alex & Kyle
So very sad . To Lorraine’s entire family, we have been in the same neighborhood for over 33 years. Was my gym teacher in high school, Very kind, kept to herself, but if anyone needed any help, Lorraine was always there to offer assist. May she Rest In Peace. Lori and Jim Green
So sorry for your loss. Coach King made a huge impact
on me and many female student-athletes. The lessons we
learned will never be forgotten and neither will she!
? Coach Whitcombe-Beebe
To all in the extended King family:
My name is Chris Gould and I was a student of Miss King for 6 years. She was a very patient and competent educator! I will forever remember her as “that” teacher that once you got to know, you had a friend for life! My best friend Jevonnah and I were nominated by Lorraine as student athlete leaders, and while athletic pursuits were not my strong suit, I was forever moved by her gesture and that honor. It was a joy, years later, to run into her around the city. Wishing you all peace at this difficult time. Know of my prayers!
I taught with Lorraine for many years at Madill School. She was a dedicated teacher and dear friend. My thoughts and prayers are with her family. So very sorry to hear the news.
To the family of Lorraine King: I taught with Lorraine for many years at Kennedy and Madill Elementary Schools. Lorraine always had the very best for her students in mind. She made sure within a given year that her students had a chance to try a variety of activities from parachute play to scooters and she taught sports activities skill by skill encouraging all to try. She loved to have the classroom teacher join in on occasion. Her impact on her students will not be forgotten. Thoughts and prayers to all.
Dear Family of Lorraine.
I am so very sorry to learn of Lorraine’s passing.She was a kind and compassionate friend to me many years ago when I was undergoing biopsy for cancer.She traveled over to the hospital to sit with me and offer encouragement and support.I have never forgotten that.We also taught together at Madill Elementary School.Her physical education programs offered something new to my third grade students.It was exciting for them to learn new skills ,especially cross -country skiing in Madill’s
backyard .And she saw that equipment would be provided for her kids.That was Lorraine!!!She was passionate about her job.At times she even involved all the faculty .as she did ,on one occasion,where we learned dance steps to “Born in the USA”.We all had a great time then.Know that Lorraine was loved and appreciated by all of us who got to know her.May she rest in peace!!!!!!
We were saddened to hear the news that Lorraine had passed away. Our condolences go out to her family. We were colleagues of Lorraine in Ogdensburg for many years. May she rest in peace.
Sending thoughts & prayers to Lorraine’s family at this difficult time. My husband, Ron, also was a colleague of hers in the Phys Ed Dept within the Ogdensburg City School District. I also worked with her indirectly through the Business Office of the school system. She was always such a warm, friendly person who genuinely cared about her students and she will be missed by many.