by Rcs Calendar 2023 23 – He learned to love God, home and family from his mother and “Pops”, Margaret B. and John C. Collins, and he learned tolerance and perseverance from his brother, Johnny. His brothers and brothers-in-law (Ollie, Bobby, Jim, Butch and Freddie) inspired his love for the United States and respect for our national flag; her husband, John, encouraged her to stand up for what she believed in (especially open government of the people, by the people, and for the people). Her sister, Margie, has always been a good example for Mary in many ways. Mary and John’s son, John Jr., continued the family tradition of serving our country in the United States Air Force, especially during the “Desert Shield”.
Mary was both humbled and honored to receive an award for selfless service at her high school graduation. Troop T of the NYS Thruway commended him for his assistance in apprehending two fugitives. Mary was selected as valedictorian of the graduating class of the New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations at Cornell University and in 1990 was selected as “Woman of the Year” for the Albany Division of the NYS Thruway. In 2003, she was named to the Greater Federation of Women’s Club (New York Federation) Roll of Honor in Cooperstown. In 2021, LafargeHolcim honored him as “Citizen of the Month” at the board meeting of the Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk Community Business Association.
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Mary was a member of many local community organizations and always gave 150% to all, especially the Fire Police Association of Albany County. Her favorite pastime was sewing “Heirloom Christening Gowns”, which were made with tender care.
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Mary had everything a woman of her generation could ask for – caring parents, a handsome and loving husband, children she was so proud of, a career (where she didn’t just break a few glass ceilings, she broke one too) , a new home, beautiful grandchildren, many dear friends (especially the Class of ’49 Breakfast Bunch), employees at MidWay Cafe, Janine’s Floral Creations, Persico’s True Value, and a long life to enjoy it all.
Mary is survived by her children, John F. Driscoll Jr. (Kim Ruso-Driscoll), James F. Driscoll (Giovona) and Jeffrey F. Driscoll (Vanessa Lukens); “her fourth son,” Walter Ross (Kathy); his grandchildren, Alexandria, Brianna, Meghan, James and Jeffrey F., Jr.; special family members, Christian and Ryan Hodson, and Miles Lukens; his loving nephews, Bruce (Elaine) Walcott and their children, Gary (Cheryl) Walcott and their children; his nephews, William (Lauren) Collins and Arthur Collins and their families. Her brother, James Collins (Nancy) also survives, along with their children and grandchildren. She is also survived by her husband’s niece, Janice Fuda, and several other nephews and nieces. She was predeceased by her niece, Cindy Fabiano.
Mary wishes to express her thanks to Dr. Geri Aitkin, Dr. Barbara Brazis, Dr. James Phillips, Michelle Masone, NYOH and their staff for their care and concern over the years. Mary was a 16-year cancer survivor.
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Calling hours will be Wednesday, August 3, from 9 to 11 am at St. Patrick’s Church, 21 Main St, Ravena. Funeral Mass will be offered at 11:15 a.m., followed by burial in Chestnut Lawn Cemetery, New Baltimore.
If you would like to honor Mary, donate to the Jeffrey F. Driscoll Award Fund, c/o RCS Middle School, 15 Mountain Road, Ravena, NY 12143, or to Brady’s K-9 Saviors, 13 Winnie Ave., Ravena, NY 12143 ., would be greatly appreciated.
Denise Capece has been appointed to a two-year probationary term as principal of RCS Middle School. The trial period is from July 1 of this year to July 12, 2024.
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He will earn a salary of $113,000 a year, according to the May 18 resolution that appointed him to the position.
Capece was initially named interim director in August 2021 after Buzas went on medical leave until December 2021.
Buzas ultimately resigned from the position due to medical reasons and Capece continued in the interim position while the district began its search for a permanent replacement in February. The online application period opened on March 31 and continued until April 14.
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But as it turned out, the district needed to look no further than its own interim principal.
As part of the selection process, a team of RCS teachers, support staff, parents and building leaders and the district interviewed Capece for the principal’s position, according to the district’s website.
The RCS Board of Education made the appointment unanimously at the May 18 board meeting.
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“I want to congratulate Mrs. Capece on her appointment as middle school principal,” said BOE President Teddy Reville at the board meeting. “I think he’s done a really good job over the last year. We’ve given him three months here and four months there, and I think we can finally unleash all the potential and goodness he has to offer the district. I really excited to see what he’s going to do.”
Capece has more than 13 years of leadership experience at the building and district levels, according to the district’s website.
He has worked in several schools and districts in the Capital Region, including Stillwater School District, Capital Region BOCES, Hamilton Fulton Montgomery BOCES and Washington-Saratoga-Warren-Hamilton-Essex BOCES.
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With his new position, Capece seeks to achieve three specific goals, according to the district’s website. It wants to increase and improve communication between the school and families, increase family and community involvement and improve academic outcomes for all students.
