Submitted by Bill Norvell 1965 <w.norvell@att.net> on 12/Jan/2022 184.88.208.154
Paul
A. Zamenick of Newburgh, NY passed away on January 10th, 2022 at St. Luke’s
Cornwall Hospital at the age of 79. A lifelong resident of Newburgh, he
graduated in 1960 from Newburgh Free Academy. He joined the Air-Force in 1962
after working for DuPont in Newburgh. While serving his country for 6 years, he
was part of the Cuban Missile Crisis and was stationed in Korea for a year.
After his time in the service he joined IBM in Poughkeepsie and retired after 25
years. Paul loved cooking, grocery shopping, classic cars, music, gardening,
riding around on his tractor, and cats. Most recently he adopted Shadow his
favorite long-haired black cat companion. A member of Our Lady of Mercy in
Roseton, at Christmas time he could be heard singing The Great Amen in the same
church he was married in almost 60 years ago. Paul leaves behind his loving wife
Mary Elaine (Sabo), son James P. Zamenick (Shannon), daughter Colleen Corey, and
grandson Paul R. Corey. He was predeceased by his parents Albert Paul Zamenick
and Mary Armour as well as a brother, Robert Zamenick. A private service will be
held for the immediate family. Plans for a memorial service will be announced by
the family at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in Paul’s
name to his favorite charity’s Newburgh SCATS, Inc. or Woodstock Animal
Sanctuary.
Paul
A. Zamenick of Newburgh, NY passed away on January 10th, 2022 at St. Luke’s
Cornwall Hospital at the age of 79. A lifelong resident of Newburgh, he
graduated in 1960 from Newburgh Free Academy. He joined the Air-Force in 1962
after working for DuPont in Newburgh. While serving his country for 6 years, he
was part of the Cuban Missile Crisis and was stationed in Korea for a year.
After his time in the service he joined IBM in Poughkeepsie and retired after 25
years. Paul loved cooking, grocery shopping, classic cars, music, gardening,
riding around on his tractor, and cats. Most recently he adopted Shadow his
favorite long-haired black cat companion. A member of Our Lady of Mercy in
Roseton, at Christmas time he could be heard singing The Great Amen in the same
church he was married in almost 60 years ago. Paul leaves behind his loving wife
Mary Elaine (Sabo), son James P. Zamenick (Shannon), daughter Colleen Corey, and
grandson Paul R. Corey. He was predeceased by his parents Albert Paul Zamenick
and Mary Armour as well as a brother, Robert Zamenick. A private service will be
held for the immediate family. Plans for a memorial service will be announced by
the family at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in Paul’s
name to his favorite charity’s Newburgh SCATS, Inc. or Woodstock Animal
Sanctuary.