Newburgh: John W. (Jack) Carney, Sr. Son of the late Arthur Carney and Pauline Dimes Carney, a retired member of Local 17 Laborers Union. Previously employed at The Newburgh Evening News and Siegffried Press as a printer. Survived by his companion of 28 years, Theresa M. Hulse. Further survived by his Sons John W. Carney, Jr. and his wife Ann of Pine Bush, NY, James Carney and his wife Gina of New Windsor, NY, Joseph Carney and his wife Terry of Lake Katrine, NY, Wayne Hulse and his wife Julie of Munhall, PA, and Robert Hulse of Milton, NY, Daughter, Lisa Shaffer of Montgomery, NY. Brother Donald E. Carney and his wife Madaline of Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY, and Sister, Ruth Lamb of Brooklyn, NY. Grandchildren, Enice Fleck, John Carney, III, Kevin Carney, Joseph Carney, Phillip Carney, Justin Carney, Kyle Carney, Katherine Gardner, Genevieve Richardson, Christine Gardner, Michelle Gardner. 18 Great-Grandchildren. Also newly “Adopted” Daughter, Sue Spitz. Jack is also survived by his loyal, faithful and loving dog, Jocko. He was pre-deceased in death by his wife, Mary Rose Carney, Brother Arthur J. and Sister, Gloria Schoonmaker. He was a life long and dedicated Drum and Bugle Corp member having participated in the Queen City at the age of 10 years, Hudson Raiders Interstates Men 56 Regiment Memorial, Ambassodors, Criterions, Hawthorne Caballeros and Hawthorne Caballeros Alumni, retiring from the Alumni this year. He was a member of the Tri County Regional Judge as Association, Hudson Raiders Athletic Club, Mid Hudson Horseshoe Association and Circleville Horseshoe Club, Jack served as an Officer in many of these organizations. Jack was very compassionate person, as witnessed by his many friends that he so graciously assisted in any endeavor. Jack is survived by dear friends, James Alexander, James Griffin and Jack Deyo. Pre-Deceased by dear friend Gordon (Red) Barnum, Stanley Hulse and Brother-in-Law Charles Grilz. It should be noted that Jack passed away at Dietz Stadium in Kingston prior to the Drum and Bugle Corp competition to be held that evening. He was in the company of those he loved and those that loved him. The Hawthorne Caballeros, Hawthorne Caballeros Alumni and the 20th Century Drum Corp wore black arm bands and dedicated their performances at the competition to his memory. Visitation will be held on Thursday August 7,2014 from 4:00-8:00pm at Doulin Newburgh Funeral Home Inc. A Funeral Service will be held on Friday August 8,2014 at 11:00am at the Funeral Home. The family would like to thank the staff of the Kingston Ambulance and Kingston Hospital for their kind support they have given to John and his family.
