FULTON â Janet Leigh Denniston, 62, of Fulton, passed on Dec. 16, 2020, following a brief illness.
Born in Oswego, she was the daughter of the late Alexander Dedyck and Jane Peckham Abraham of Oswego.
Janet grew up in the Minetto area until 1986, when she married her husband, George C. Denniston III, and moved to Fulton. Janet was employed, most recently, by Fulton Price Chopper Market. Prior to that, she worked at Oswego Industries of Fulton, Tops Food Market in Fulton, and also the Fulton Animal Hospital.
Janet loved attending the New York State Fair, had a vast collection of movies and DVDâs, and enjoyed going to the Regional Market, yard and garage sales.
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