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08/03/2026

08/02/2026

Terry Paula Sutter

Terry Paula Cunningham Sutter, 70, of Johnson City, New York, passed away on July 12, 2026. Terry was born on September 3, 1955 in Sidney, New York to John Cunningham and Iva Cunningham Morey.

Terry graduated from Sidney Senior High School. She received her Practical Nursing Certificate from the State University of New York in Delhi and an AAS in Electronics Engineering Technology from Prince George's Community College.

Terry is survived by her daughter Jessica Sutter, son Thomas Sutter (Hannah), mother Iva Cunningham Morey, stepfather Robert Morey, brothers James Cunningham (Barbara) and John Cunningham, sisters Susanne Dwyer (Michael), Joan Kear (Christopher), and Alison Apple (John), nephew Joshua Cunningham, niece Alyona Dwyer, as well as several cousins.

The greatest joy of Terry's life was raising her two children, Jessica and Thomas. In addition to being a dedicated mother, Terry was active in her Irish dance troupe, a costume maker for JCHS musicals, and well known in her community for her caring and supportive nature.

Terry was predeceased by grandparents Ivan and Pauline Cole and Edward and Barbara Cunningham, as well as several aunts and uncles.

There will be no services at this time. A Celebration of Life will be arranged by her family at a future date. Share condolences and memories with the family online at www.demunn.com

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08/02/2026

Robert James Brown

Robert J. "Breeze" Brown, 71, of Binghamton, New York, went to be with his God and higher power on July 29, 2026. Bob lived a life full of love, laughter, and profound connections with those fortunate enough to know him.

​Predeceased by his beloved parents, James Brown and Dorothy "Dottie" Katon, Jim and Norma Smith, Jack V. Neal and Toni and Larry Monahan. As well as cherished extended family and friends, Bob leaves behind his devoted wife, Mary "Baby Cakes" Brown, with whom he shared 39 wonderful years of marriage. Their bond was a true testament to love, filled with memories that will forever resonate in the hearts of those who loved them.

​Bob is also survived by his adoring son-in-heart, Sean "Big Lamb" Neal; daughter-in-law, Rachel "Muffin" Neal; and his beloved grandson, Dawson "Lamber" Neal, who was his absolute heart and soul and brought immense joy to his life. He also leaves behind Sean's father, Terry, with whom he shared a deep, mutual respect as fellow father figures in Sean's life.

​His legacy of love and laughter lives on through his cousins Ginny (Mike) Wysocki Sisson, special cousin Craig Smith, Judy (Bruce) Daniels, and Jessica House ("The Original Baby Cakes"), all of whom held a special place in his heart. He is further survived by Mother in law Betty Neal. In laws Jack J. Neal and family, Marie (Scott) Ledford, Melissa (Sonny) Danielson, and Jake Neal; as well as several nieces and nephews: Jake, Courtney, Hudson "Newt," Josie ("Baby Girl") Neal, Amy Neal, Keith Hobbs, Sara Ledford, Hannah Ledford, and Blake Neal and family, Hollie (Kyle) Floto Evelyn ( evie girl) and Clayton (ziggy)

​An avid Harley-Davidson motorcycle enthusiast, Bob found freedom on two wheels and relished every moment on the open road. For over 30 years, he worked as an over-the-road truck driver for KEM, Chemical Leaman, and NEP. He was also a proud member of Alcoholics Anonymous for over 40 years, finding strength in his community and offering guidance to those navigating their own journeys.

​Bob was known for his warm spirit and his signature question at family gatherings: "When is the food going to be ready?" He cherished time spent watching The Wizard of Oz with the little ones in his life, cheering on the Yankees and the Giants, and taking his regular Tuesday evening outings with Mike Hendricks for sweet potato fries, chicken fingers, and a bit of luck at the casino.

​A celebration of Bob's vibrant life will be held on August 29, 2026, at 12:00 PM at Dawsonville Farms. Detailed arrangements will be shared, inviting all who knew him to gather, share stories, and honor the warmth he brought into the world.

​In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made in Bob's memory to The Mercy House of the Southern Tier.

Special thanks to Hollie, Marie and Gina for the care loving support for Bob and family.

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08/01/2026

The loss of a loved one leaves a hole in our hearts, and you may struggle with feelings of sadness, anger, guilt, fear, or any number of other emotions.

It’s important to acknowledge your emotions as valid, but don’t forget that there is always hope. Take time to remember the good times with your loved one, and as you continue your grief journey, reach out to your family, friends, and community for support.

If you’re currently grieving a loved one, please visit www.demunn.com to find grief resources that can help you along your journey.

07/31/2026

Have you ever struggled with finding the words to say to someone who is grieving? This article shares 8 simple tips for writing a meaningful condolence letter that will comfort the heart of a person in grief.

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07/30/2026

Today is all about celebrating the friends in our lives - the people who stick with us through thick and thin. Is there someone in your life who has been your cheerleader and advocate no matter what season of life you're in?

07/29/2026

Todd J. Bixby

With a heavy heart, I announce the unexpected passing of my dear brother, Todd J. Bixby. He passed from renal failure, on July 21, 2026, peacefully, at our home. He was 63, born on September 29th, 1962.

Todd belong to the class of 1980 at Harpursville Central High School. He lived near Perch Pond, Nineveh, NY, for most of his life.

Todd was pre-deceased by our beautiful mother, Barbara Hromada Bixby, whom we both cared for in her later years. Also a special cousin/sister, Annette Bixby Hendrickson and a best friend, Thomas Taylor.

Todd is survived by our father, Roland G. Bixby, whom Todd has taken care of, for the past twelve years. Me, his loving sister and best friend, Angie Bixby Scott, his "Baby Girl" niece/goddaughter, Jenna R. Marble, whom he shared a loving bond. Ernest H. Scott, his favorite brother in law, whom he loved and looked up to. Also, his great friends, Bruce, Bill, Everett and Iva, Doug and many others.

Todd helped Angie develop and build their Pet Grooming business for over 30 years. We had fun and enjoyed working together with the animals. Todd was a Master Carpenter who could build anything. I will miss working on projects with him and watching them come beautifully to fruition. Todd was always known for wearing one of his many Fedora hats, his trademark, along with that twinkle in his eyes and his quick wit sense of humor. Todd enjoyed Sportsmanship: fishing, boating, hunting, camping and traveling. He also loved dancing and following his favorite bands. Recently, he found joy in painting ceramic and cement statues and figurines. He made many of these, as treasured gifts for family and friends.

Todd loved cooking and baking and being a Chef. We would share cooking for the holidays and parties. Todd was known for his famous Zita and racks of ribs and of course, his luscious Cheesecakes! He was also known for baking cupcakes and cookies and delivering them to his neighbors who couldn't get out much at Christmas time. Todds most prized treasure, was building his Man Cave. He loved hosting billiard parties, as he was a Shark, sinking difficult bank shots. He loved his hot tub and he decorated the cave with many commissioned painted saws. He also enjoyed cranking out rock and roll on vinyl, from his massive record collection. Todd absolutely loved his many dogs over the years and always fed his wildbirds.

Most of our favorite memories will be about time spent with family, as we all were very close. Those times we will surely miss. We had plans to make more memories, moving south all together, in the near future, however our plans were cut way too short. We always had each others back, our entire lives. I feel like half of my heart is missing and I lost my "Left Hand Man". I do thank God for giving me 63 years with the very best brother, that I could ever ask for!

Todds favorite sayings are, "Be kind, mean people suck" and "Life is too short, so love and hug your loved ones dearly". We could all learn from these sayings.

We will miss you and love you Brothert forever and never forget you. How could we ever forget, when there are so many wonderful memories to treasure!

I did keep my promise to you, by bringing you home.

Kiss Mom for us and I am watching for those Dragonflies.

Services will be announced at a later date. Please visit www.demunn.com to forward condolences.

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07/29/2026

Bonita Hubbert

Bonita Hubbert, age 70, passed away on July 27, 2026. While her passing was sudden, her life was one filled with love, laughter, and cherished moments that will forever remain in the hearts of those who knew and loved her.

Bonita was a devoted mother to Jenneeka Evans, Cortez Evans, and Frankie Hubbert, and a proud and loving grandmother to Shaniqua, Lakeisha, and Supreme Johnson; DeJuan, Tayson, Shadiamond, Shawn, Cortez, and Shantasia Evans; and Frankie, Nyajia, Jazmin, Nevaeh, Damarion, Damyr, Daliana, Shaleigha, Giovanni, and Jasiah Hubbert; and Shirmirah Watkins. She also leaves behind her beloved great-grandchildren, Aniya Holton; Atreus, Shea and Kai Evans; extended family members, and dear friends who will forever treasure her memory.

She was the beloved daughter of Eva Mae Kendrick and Jim Hubbert and a cherished sister to Willie J., Mary, Sonny, Allen, and Ken Hubbert; Maretha Robinson; Betty Collins; Alisa and Daniel Reynolds; James Edward, Bradford, and Ronnie Kendrick; and Herbie and Zona Smith; and Darryl Parker . Family was at the center of Bonita's life, and she treasured the relationships she shared with them.

Bonita had a vibrant spirit that could brighten any room. She enjoyed spending her time doing puzzles, decorating her apartment to make it feel warm and welcoming, choosing her next stylish outfit and relaxing while watching her favorite television shows and stories.

What truly made Bonita unforgettable was her strong and lively personality. She had a contagious energy and a smile that could light up a room. At every family gathering, everyone knew they could count on seeing Bonita on the dance floor. Whether the music had just started or the celebration was winding down, she was always ready to dance, laugh, and create lasting memories with those she loved. Her joyful spirit brought people together, and her presence made every occasion feel a little more special.

Though our hearts are heavy with her passing, we are grateful for the countless moments of love, laughter, and strength she shared with us, including the blessing of celebrating her 70th birthday just a few months before her passing. We will forever cherish those memories. Her love and legacy will continue to live on through her children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, family, and everyone whose lives she touched.

Funeral Service will be Thursday August 6, 2026 at 12:00 pm at First Congregational Church, 30 Main Street Binghamton, New York 13905 with burial to follow at Spring Forrest Cemetery. Family will receive friends from 10:00 am until time of service.

Bonita will be deeply missed, forever loved, and always remembered.

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07/26/2026

It's National Parents Day! Do you have a favorite memory of your parents you'd like to share in their honor?