James R. Wolfe died at home on December 22, 2022 after a long illness. He was 82. Born in a small rural hospital in Carbondale, PA, Jim Wolfe was raised by his uncles and grandparents for 12 years on .
Catholic Charities’ Goshen Christmas House Tour raises $19,000
Goshen. More than 200 jam-packed vehicles took the self-guided tour of 32 homes. | 04 Jan 2021 | 04:35 Pictured from left to right: Santa’s helpers Dylan Holder and James Foley greeted guests participating in Catholic Charities’ 2020 Goshen Christmas House Tour “Lights! Around Town” as they arrived at the Stagecoach Inn. Provided photos. Catholic Charities employee Sheila Toohey, House Tour committee volunteer Therese Urato and Catholic Charities board member and House Tour committee chair Susan Murray-Tetz welcomed the more than 200 vehicles that kicked-off the Christmas season with Catholic Charities’ 2020 drive-by edition of the Goshen Christmas House Tour.
The need to pivot was an often-repeated theme for 2020 and the sixth annual Goshen Christmas House Tour hosted by Catholic Charities of Orange, Sullivan and Ulster was no exception.
Diana Morneweck remembers her father, Vincent A. Panaia, always working on classic cars at their home.
“He was always buying something, she said. He had a 35 Ford Coupe, and he and his son (Mike) built it from the ground up. He had a Corvette, a ‘69 Corvette. He had so many cars. He even had a 1931 Ford Model A; that was a really nice car. He had that just before he went into the nursing home.”
Panaia, 82, who lived in Akron for most of his life, died May 2 from complications from COVID-19.
Morneweck said that her father also owned motorcycles, including two Harley Davidsons.