
June 8, 2024
Theresa A. Orr, 84; of Oswego, NY passed away at Seneca Hill Manor, Volney, NY after a long illness.
Theresa was born in Altoona, PA to the late Paul Koons and Gertrude (Trexler) and her stepfather: Paul Maloney. She has been a resident of Oswego for most of her life. Theresa worked as a private housekeeper for several local families. She was an immaculate housekeeper for those she served and for her own family at home. Theresa enjoyed golfing and she was a member at the Tamarack Golf Club, Oswego. She also enjoyed cooking, playing cards, dice games and watching car racing.
Theresa was pre-deceased by her brother Donald Koons.
She is survived by her three sons: Gary (Rhoda) Heald of Hannibal, NY; John (Faith Cook) Orr of Oswego, NY; James (Valerie) Orr of Oswego, NY, sisters Gloria Amato of Rochester, Donna Thurley of Brockport, and several grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
Calling Hours will be held at 10 am to Noon Saturday at Sugar & Scanlon Funeral Home, 147 W. 4th St., Oswego with a Funeral Service to begin at Noon with Rev. Gabriel Wingfeld officiating.

My beautiful sister and friend, I will miss you so much. I loved it when you would call and we would remember old times. You would remember more than me, well you are two years older than me. Rest In Peace, you deserve it after all your pain. Forever in my heart, love you sis.
Theresa,We will all miss you but are glad your not in pain anymore,you will be held in our hearts until we meet again ,you will be welcomed by all our family members whom have already passed hug them and let them know we miss each and everyone of them my sister sandy will be there to meet you so you can play cards and reminisce once again love Jeannie will carry you in my ❤️
You we’re always such a great funny aunt who always love to shop and have family gatherings, it’s always been a pleasure to come down to visit you and share memories with. P.S I’ll never forget our trip to Mass, when you and mom fried my first phone with your bucket of ice. Didn’t matter what time we arrived at your place you always had food ready. Even at 1am. Rest in peace ️️.
I’ve known Terry my entire life, my grandma Judy DeVore would take me to visit Terry often as a child. I have so many wonderful memories of Terry growing up she was like a second grand to me. I will miss her deeply, my condolences to all her family and friends, may she finally be at peace with our Lord. I love you Terry love Autumn