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Eric Bresee Obituary-Death News; Executive Director At Farnham Family Services Passes Away Of Heart

Eric Bresee Obituary-Death News; Executive Director At Farnham Family Services Passes Away Of Heart Attack

Oswego County is hurting from the untimely and unexpected death of Eric Anthony Bresee, a dedicated and esteemed leader who died on Saturday due to a heart attack. Eric’s sudden passing at the age of 44 has severely upset his family, friends, and the wider community.

Eric Bresee, a Hannibal, New York citizen, was well-known for his dedication and contributions to different aspects of community service and counseling.

He pursued academic achievement while growing up in Hannibal with his parents Catherine and Lawrence, receiving a Bachelor of Arts in psychology and a Master of Science in counseling and psychological services from SUNY Oswego.

He earned professional certification in mental health counseling and began his career as a transitory resident counselor at Oswego County Opportunities (OCO).

His dedication and ability quickly led to advancements within OCO, culminating in his appointment as Program Director, where he managed and supervised a variety of critical programs such as Homeless Services, Services to Aid Families, Medicaid Service Coordination, and others.

Eric’s achievements were extensive, earning him prizes such as Outstanding Employee and the coveted Amelia Whelahan Leadership Award.

Eric was not only dedicated to professional development, but he was also involved in a number of organizations. He was a member of the National Management Association, Young Professionals Voice, and Rotary International.

He also actively participated in leadership development programs, such as the New York State Community Action Agency and Leadership Oswego County.

His influence extended beyond his professional activities. Before becoming Executive Director of Farnham Family Services, Eric served on its board of directors.

As an independent contractor, he continued his commitment to mental health therapy and stayed involved in different community organizations, serving as Treasurer of the Board for Integrated Community Planning of Oswego County and President of the New York State Coalition for Homeless Youth.

Eric’s love of athletics and community involvement manifested through his involvement in the YMCA Crown 12U League and the Crown 30+ League.

Eric Bresee’s family will convey the details of his obituary and funeral arrangements, allowing the community to remember and celebrate the great influence he had on Oswego County.

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