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Former Mayor Jim Georgeson, 95, Dies

Former mayor Jim Georgeson, foreground, was honored along with Oneonta's other mayors in November 2008 during commemorations of the City of Oneonta's Centennial.  Standing, from left, are then-Mayor John Nader and former mayors Kim Miller, David Brenner and Sam Nader.  (allotsego.com file photo)
Former mayor Jim Georgeson, foreground, who passed away Wednesday, was honored in November 2008 along with Oneonta’s other mayors during commemorations of the City of Oneonta’s Centennial. Standing, from left, are then-Mayor John Nader and former mayors Kim Miller, David Brenner and Sam Nader. (allotsego.com file photo)

ONEONTA – Former Oneonta mayor James N. Georgeson, 95, passed away Wednesday at the Focus Otsego Manor.  He served in 1960-62, before the mayoral term was extended to four years. Arrangements are pending with the Lewis, Hurley & Pietrobono Funeral Home.

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