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[ in memoriam ]

Christopher S. Nash Eugene “Gene” H. Hulbert Sr.
1943 – 2022 1937 – 2022

With heavy hearts, we announce the death of Christopher Singerly Gene Hulbert Sr., Binghamton, NY, 84, passed
Nash of Barneveld, New York, born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, away peacefully on January 16, 2022 at his
who passed away on January 3, 2022 at the age of 79. home surrounded by his family. He was born
on November 14, 1937 in Binghamton, NY
He was predeceased by : his parents, Humphrey Leopold Nash and
where he lived, loved and worked his entire life. He was predeceased
Katherine McCartney (Singerly); his brother Angus Nash; and his
by his parents, Ray and Jean Hulbert and his sisters Audrey
sister-in-law Donna Misiaszek Antzak. He is survived by : his wife
Ellsworth (Binghamton, NY), Theo Carley (Maine, NY), June
Sharon; his children, Christopher Nash (Lara), Kara Nash (Ryan
Linehan (Binghamton, NY), and Judy Willsey (Fenton, NY). He
Holland) and Adam Nash (Mary Crockett) of Fairbanks, Alaska;
is survived by his loving wife of 62 years, Judy Hulbert (Green)and
his grandchildren, Beckett, Sullivan of Barneveld and Alyce of
their children Brenda Kimble (Terry) of Castle Creek, NY, Marcia
Fairbanks; his siblings, Humphrey Nash (Andrea), Cedric Nash
Schaefer (Chris) of Sparrowbush, NY, Gene Hulbert Jr. (Lorrie) of
(Gisela), Jennifer Johnson (Royce), Tabitha Nash and Jolie Baetzel;
Binghamton, NY, and Raymond Hulbert (Leslie) of Kirkwood, NY,
and his sisters-in-law, Bonnie Herbowy (Daniel), Susan Misiaszek
his grandchildren Alex Smith (Michelle) of Endicott, NY, Jordan
and Carol Misiaszek. He is also survived by many nieces, nephews
Smith (Madison) of Conklin, NY, Kaitlin Hulbert of Los Angeles,
and cousins.
California, Jamie Tichenor (Sam) of Lakewood, Colorado, Timothy
Donations in Christopher’s memory may be made to the Central Hulbert of Burlington, Vermont, Taylor Palmer (Tom) of Apalachin,
New York Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired, (http:// NY, Gillian Hulbert (Andrew) of Binghamton, NY and CJ Schaefer
www.cabvi.org), Rochester Ronald McDonald House (http:// of Sparrowbush, NY, and his great-grandchildren Adryanna Smith,
www.rmhcrochester.org), or a charity of your choosing. Evelyn Tichenor, Liam Smith, Wilder Tichenor and Elias Smith.
He loved his family, travelling, the outdoors, showing national
champion beagles, lighthouses, and his shepherds Travis and
Jeter. He attended Syracuse University, graduated from Wanakena
Ranger’s School and worked as a professional land surveyor for 53
years. He was an active member of NYSAPLS, STALS, ACSM well
into his retirement, and his community with the Boy Scouts, girls
softball and local politics. He co-founded Hulbert Engineering and
Land Surveying, a family owned business, where he worked with
his sons, daughter, and grandchildren. After his retirement in 2007,
it gave him a great source of pride to continue to daily work along
side his family.

The family will received visitors at Thomas J. Shea Funeral Home,
Inc., Binghamton, NY on Thursday January 20, 2022, followed by a
funeral service. A private family burial ceremony was held on Friday
January 21, 2022 at Maine Memorial Cemetery. In lieu of flowers,
please consider a donation to the American Heart Association.

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