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          Wanda Polisseni didn't want to see RIT's new state-of-the-art arena until it lives in Canandaigua, N.Y. “If we have the ability to build people an.

          Wanda Polisseni, matriarch of the Polisseni family and a The Inn on the Lake South Main Street Canandaigua, NY!

          Wanda Polisseni's House

          This is the Canandaigua, NY home of Wanda Polisseni, the widow of Eugene Polisseni.

          Eugene was the Vice President of Marketing at Paychex, Inc., the second-largest payroll processor in the United States.

          Her home, located on 2 acres, has a total of 13,589 square feet of living space. There are 5 bedrooms, 7 full bathrooms, and 1 half bathroom.

          The current appraised value of the home is $4,190,000.

          Gene Polisseni was a strong advocate for sports and education.

          Thanks to a generous lead gift from Wanda Polisseni – as well as support from our many loyal friends – F.F. canandaigua Inn on the lake canandaigua lady.

        1. Thanks to a generous lead gift from Wanda Polisseni – as well as support from our many loyal friends – F.F. canandaigua Inn on the lake canandaigua lady.
        2. ; representing Wanda Polisseni, 16 Beauclaire Lane, Fairport, Davidson Avenue, Canandaigua, N.Y. ; owner of property at.
        3. Wanda Polisseni, matriarch of the Polisseni family and a The Inn on the Lake South Main Street Canandaigua, NY
        4. The Town of Canandaigua is proud to present this update to its Comprehensive.
        5. The New York Sire Stakes is the state's premier harness racing program designed to promote the breeding, buying and racing of standardbred horses in New York.

          6. The Gene Polisseni Center is a planned ice arena that will reside on the Rochester Institute of Technology campus in Rochester, New York. RIT is currently in the fundraising phase of the project. Fundraising was started with a $1 million USD donation from Stephen and Vicki Schultz.

          Naming rights were given based off a $4.5 million USD donation from the Polisseni Foundation (with backing from B. Thomas Golisano) and were announced on November 11, 2011 during the first intermission of the men's hock