Obituary for Sylvia Latterell
Fort Edward
Sylvia Mae Latterell, age 85, passed away peacefully at Fort Hudson Nursing Home on Saturday October 23, 2021, surrounded by her loved ones.
She was born on November 12, 1935, to Lila and Alfred Arquette.
Sylvia spent her younger years working at Troy shirt factory in Glens Falls, NY. Shortly after she spent several years working in the kitchen at the Fort Hudson Nursing Home, and eventually retiring from the Hudson Falls Primary School where she loved tending to the kids in the cafeteria.
She surely loved all the little things in life. One of her favorite memories was her morning coffee with her favorite sister in-law, Janet Latterell. There was no closer bond than the one those two had. She mostly loved to cook, sew, knit, and crochet. You would always find her doing some sort of craft, for each holiday throughout the years. For many years of her life, she loved her summer weekends up at camp, which she did with her husband, children and then grandchildren too, at Port Henry Campground.
Sylvia was predeceased by her husband, Jesse I. Latterell Jr., her parents Lila and Alfred; her brothers, Donald, and Albert Arquette; She was also predeceased by her two sons, Lee, and Mark Latterell.
Sylvia is survived by her brother Joe Arquette; her children, Al (Suzanne) Latterell, Chris Latterell and Sheri Johnson; her grandchildren, Dan Latterell, Timothy Latterell, Scott Latterell, Gina (Paul) Lanfear, Ashlie (Matt) Nevins, Meagan (Shawn) Johnson, Douglas Johnson, Kamara (Matt) Brayman, Alara (Kristian) Latterell, Danielle (Matt) Latterell and Tyler Latterell; her great-grandchildren, Haylee Stevens, Harper Nevins, Rowen Brayman, Mason Mechanick, Daniel Latterell, Gage Latterell, Jazzmin Lanfear, Rayonna Lanfear, Olivia Megna, Bradley Latterell and Layla Latterell; as well as many nieces and nephews who she greatly adored.
Graveside service will be conducted at 11:30am on Saturday, October 30, 2021, at the Union Cemetery in Fort Edward.
A memorial gathering will be held for all family and friends after the ceremony.
Sylvia Mae Latterell, age 85, passed away peacefully at Fort Hudson Nursing Home on Saturday October 23, 2021, surrounded by her loved ones.
She was born on November 12, 1935, to Lila and Alfred Arquette.
Sylvia spent her younger years working at Troy shirt factory in Glens Falls, NY. Shortly after she spent several years working in the kitchen at the Fort Hudson Nursing Home, and eventually retiring from the Hudson Falls Primary School where she loved tending to the kids in the cafeteria.
She surely loved all the little things in life. One of her favorite memories was her morning coffee with her favorite sister in-law, Janet Latterell. There was no closer bond than the one those two had. She mostly loved to cook, sew, knit, and crochet. You would always find her doing some sort of craft, for each holiday throughout the years. For many years of her life, she loved her summer weekends up at camp, which she did with her husband, children and then grandchildren too, at Port Henry Campground.
Sylvia was predeceased by her husband, Jesse I. Latterell Jr., her parents Lila and Alfred; her brothers, Donald, and Albert Arquette; She was also predeceased by her two sons, Lee, and Mark Latterell.
Sylvia is survived by her brother Joe Arquette; her children, Al (Suzanne) Latterell, Chris Latterell and Sheri Johnson; her grandchildren, Dan Latterell, Timothy Latterell, Scott Latterell, Gina (Paul) Lanfear, Ashlie (Matt) Nevins, Meagan (Shawn) Johnson, Douglas Johnson, Kamara (Matt) Brayman, Alara (Kristian) Latterell, Danielle (Matt) Latterell and Tyler Latterell; her great-grandchildren, Haylee Stevens, Harper Nevins, Rowen Brayman, Mason Mechanick, Daniel Latterell, Gage Latterell, Jazzmin Lanfear, Rayonna Lanfear, Olivia Megna, Bradley Latterell and Layla Latterell; as well as many nieces and nephews who she greatly adored.
Graveside service will be conducted at 11:30am on Saturday, October 30, 2021, at the Union Cemetery in Fort Edward.
A memorial gathering will be held for all family and friends after the ceremony.