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DEATH NOTICE

Jane G. Duel, 81, Cooperstown;

Affiliated With Redpoint, NYSHA

Jane G. Duel

COOPERSTOWN – Jane G. Duel, 81, passed away Tuesday, July 14, 2020, at Cooperstown Center, following a long illness.

Most recently an executive assistant with Redpoint Builders, she was previously with the Susquehanna SPCA for four years, and for many years worked for the New York State Historical Association.

Arrangements are with Tillapaugh Funeral Home.  A full obituary will be forthcoming on www.AllOTSEGO.com and in next week’s Freeman’s Journal.

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  1. Jenny was an amazing woman. I met her as a ski bum in Sugarbush, VT. I worked and stayed at Sargent Peppers, the skiers flophouse that she ran. I also stayed at the Pitcher Inn which she later ran. Oh gosh, how the memories are coming in. Her friend Mary at the Christmas Tree Inn.

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