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| 4001 | LifeSketch Capt Michael Newbert (1794-1882) Son of Michael Newbert (1770-1856) & Catherine Mank Newbert (1770-1846) Husband of Sarah "Sally" T Mink Newbert (1797-1861) Father of - Susan Newbert (1822-1825) - Clarissa J Newbert Mank 1824-75 #82938401 - William P Newbert 1827-1909 #62836098 - Sarah E Newbert (1829-1842) - Caroline Newbert Richards b 1831 or 1832 - Moses Newbert b 1834 or 1835 - Andrew J Newbert (1836-1909) - Harriet Newbert Sumner b abt 1839 Resided Waldoboro ME 1850 Died 1882 AE abt 88 yrs | NEWBERT, Captain Michael (I47054)
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| 4002 | LifeSketch Carl A. Winchenbach, 77, of Friendship Road, Waldoboro, a carpenter and farmer, died Jan 31 at his home after a long illness. he was born in Waldoboro, a son of Samuel and Clara Gruhn Winchenbach. His family moved to Jamaica Plain, Mass when he was a child and he attended Agassiz School there in Jamaca Plain. He worked at a drug store when he was 12, making deliveries. He also worked for the First National Stores there. After returning to Maine he was a self-employed carpenter and ran, a farm. He dug claims, raised hens and had excellent gardens. Mr. Winchenbach enjoyed hunting and fishing. A daughter, Lorraine Fowler died previously. Surviving are his wife, Gloria R. Winchenbach of Waldoboro, eight sons, David Beaucage, Fred, Donald, Peter and Alfred Lee of St. Paul, Minn., and Samuel Winchenbach of Rockport; two daughters, Mrs. Earle (Claire) Clifford of Boothbay, Donna Berkley of Camden and Sally Smith of Rockport; a brother, Robert of Rockport; two sisters, Mrs. Wallace (Doris) Prock of Waldoboro and Jean Winslow of Rockport; many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. A tribute to his life will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday at the Hall Funeral Home 949 Main St., with Mark Alley officiating. Burial will be in Sweetland Cemetery. Lincoln County Newspaper: February 4th, 1993. | WINCHENBACH, Carl Adolph (I52772)
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| 4003 | LifeSketch Chester A. Winchenbach passed away at Memorial Hospital, Damariscotta on Monday, Nov 8, where he had been taken for a surgical operation. He was the youngest in the family of eight children born to the late Robert and Henrietta Winchenbach of this place on March 3, 1867. Mr. Winchenbach was married twice, his first wife was Myra Creamer and they were married on Jan 8, 1891. Of this union three sons were born, the eldest passed away at the tender age of one year and six months. On December 23, 1915 he married Mrs. Carrie E. Fillion and eight children were born of this marriage. Mr. Winchenbach was a kind father and was well liked by his neighbors and friends. He will be missed in the community of West Waldoboro where he lived. The children who are left to mourn his passing are Harold and Millard of Waldoboro, Mrs. Frances Simmons of Nobleboro, Christine, Robert, Priscilla, Addison, Gideon, Russell, and Carleton, the youngest being only seven years old. He also leaves seventeen grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, two brothers, Branerd of South Waldoboro, Addison of this place and a sister Miss Sarah Winchenbach of Westboro, Mass. Funeral services were held at the West Waldoboro Church on Thursday afternoon with a large attendance. Rev. O.G. Barnard officiated. Burial was at Dutch Neck Cemetery. Lincoln County News: November 18th, 1937 | WINCHENBACH, Chester Alfred (I36567)
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| 4004 | LifeSketch Chester A. Winchenbach verstarb am Montag, dem 8. November, im Memorial Hospital in Damariscotta, wohin er operiert worden war. Er war das jüngste von acht Kindern der verstorbenen Robert und Henrietta Winchenbach, die am 3. März 1867 in Damariscotta geboren wurden. Herr Winchenbach war zweimal verheiratet; seine erste Frau war Myra Creamer; die beiden heirateten am 8. Januar 1891. Aus dieser Verbindung gingen drei Söhne hervor; der älteste starb im zarten Alter von einem Jahr und sechs Monaten. Am 23. Dezember 1915 heiratete er Frau Carrie E. Fillion; aus dieser Ehe gingen acht Kinder hervor. Herr Winchenbach war ein liebenswürdiger Vater und bei seinen Nachbarn und Freunden sehr beliebt. Er wird in der Gemeinde West Waldoboro, wo er lebte, sehr vermisst werden. Die Kinder, die um ihn trauern, sind Harold und Millard aus Waldoboro, Frau Frances Simmons aus Nobleboro, Christine, Robert, Priscilla, Addison, Gideon, Russell und Carleton, wobei der Jüngste erst sieben Jahre alt war. Er hinterlässt außerdem siebzehn Enkel und zwei Urenkel, zwei Brüder, Branerd aus South Waldoboro, Addison aus diesem Ort und eine Schwester, Frau Sarah Winchenbach aus Westboro, Massachusetts. Die Trauerfeier fand am Donnerstagnachmittag in der Kirche von West Waldoboro statt und war gut besucht. Pfarrer O.G. Barnard leitete die Zeremonie. Die Beisetzung erfolgte auf dem Friedhof Dutch Neck. Lincoln County News: 18. November 1937 | WINCHENBACH, Chester Alfred (I36567)
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| 4005 | LifeSketch CLINTON - Robert L. Wincapaw, 76, of Clinton, passed away on March 20, 2016, surrounded by his loving family. Bob, also known by his country music family and friends as Bob Elston of "Bob Elston and the Road Rangers." He was born in Thomaston on May 19, 1939, the son of the late Lewis and Rita (Alexander) Wincapaw. On Oct. 17, 1962, he entered the Army and served two years until his honorable discharge on Oct. 16, 1964, with the rank of private E-1. Bob started his own traveling business, General Distributors, a door to door pastry delivery service, where he met a number of friends along the way. Around that same time, Bob also started his music career, forming his Road Ranger band. Bob met his sweetheart, Marlene Carpenter in 1968 when she became the "girl" singer in his band. Bob and Marlene spent many years traveling throughout what Bob liked to call "the Great State of Maine" later writing a song titled, "Salute to the State of Maine." They entertained in various bottle clubs, county fairs and stage shows for the next four decades. Bob was one of the founders of the Maine Academy of Country Music, and was inducted into the Maine Country Music Hall of Fame in 2001. Continuing his lifelong passion of entertaining in country music, Bob never failed to include one of his many famous stories with the show. His contribution to country music in the state of Maine will live on in the hearts of many. Survivors include his wife Marlene Wincapaw of Clinton; sons Jeffrey Clark of Clinton and Glenn Curless-Clark of Fairfield Center; his granddaughters, Kathie Sue Zehring and husband Jeremiah, Wendy Grady-Cote and husband Warren, Kayla Guenard and husband Josh, and Whitney Curless-Clark and fiancé Travis Coro; great-granddaughter, Kaylee Zehring; and great-grandson, Mason Coro, along with several nieces and nephews; and many special dear friends. At Bob's request, there will be no public viewing or services. A private graveside burial for family will be held at a later date. Donations in his memory may be made to the Maine Academy of Country Music, 452 Cony Road, Augusta, ME 04330. Arrangements under the direction and care of Dan and Scott's Cremation and Funeral Service, 445 Waterville Road, Skowhegan, Maine 04976. | WINCAPAW, Robert Lewis (I43736)
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| 4006 | LifeSketch CLINTON — Robert L. Wincapaw, 76, aus Clinton, verstarb am 20. März 2016 im Kreise seiner liebevollen Familie. Bob, bei seiner Countrymusiker-Familie und seinen Freunden auch als Bob Elston von „Bob Elston and the Road Rangers" bekannt, wurde am 19. Mai 1939 in Thomaston als Sohn der verstorbenen Lewis und Rita (Alexander) Wincapaw geboren. Am 17. Oktober 1962 trat er in die Armee ein und diente zwei Jahre lang, bis er am 16. Oktober 1964 ehrenhaft im Rang eines Private E-1 entlassen wurde. Bob gründete sein eigenes Reiseunternehmen, General Distributors, einen Haus-zu-Haus-Lieferservice für Gebäck, und lernte dabei viele Freunde kennen. Etwa zur gleichen Zeit startete Bob auch seine Musikkarriere und gründete seine Band Road Rangers. Seine große Liebe, Marlene Carpenter, lernte Bob 1968 kennen, als sie die Sängerin seiner Band wurde. Bob und Marlene reisten viele Jahre durch das, was Bob gerne „den großartigen Staat Maine" nannte, und schrieben später einen Song mit dem Titel „Salute to the State of Maine". In den folgenden vier Jahrzehnten traten sie in verschiedenen Bottle Clubs, auf Jahrmärkten und Bühnenshows auf. Bob war einer der Gründer der Maine Academy of Country Music und wurde 2001 in die Maine Country Music Hall of Fame aufgenommen. Bob setzte seine lebenslange Leidenschaft für Country-Musik fort und ließ es sich nie nehmen, eine seiner vielen berühmten Geschichten in die Show einzubauen. Sein Beitrag zur Country-Musik im Bundesstaat Maine wird in den Herzen vieler weiterleben. Zu seinen Hinterbliebenen zählen seine Frau Marlene Wincapaw aus Clinton, seine Söhne Jeffrey Clark aus Clinton und Glenn Curless-Clark aus Fairfield Center, seine Enkelinnen Kathie Sue Zehring und ihr Ehemann Jeremiah, Wendy Grady-Cote und ihr Ehemann Warren, Kayla Guenard und ihr Ehemann Josh sowie Whitney Curless-Clark und ihr Verlobter Travis Coro; Urenkelin Kaylee Zehring und Urenkel Mason Coro sowie mehrere Nichten und Neffen und viele liebe Freunde. Auf Bobs Wunsch findet keine öffentliche Aufbahrung oder Trauerfeier statt. Eine private Beisetzung im Kreise der Familie findet zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt statt. Spenden in seinem Gedenken können an die Maine Academy of Country Music, Cony Road 452, Augusta, ME 04330, gerichtet werden. Die Organisation erfolgt unter der Leitung und Betreuung von Dan and Scott's Cremation and Funeral Service, Waterville Road 445, Skowhegan, Maine 04976. | WINCAPAW, Robert Lewis (I43736)
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| 4007 | LifeSketch Constance Loraine Mink [Yattaw] 11/05/1936 - 05/05/2006 Constance Loraine Mink, of Friendship, died May 5 at the age of 69, at Shore Village Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Rockland, after a brief illness. Constance, known affectionately as Connie, was born in Appleton on Nov. 5, 1936, the youngest of five children, to the late Ivan and Irene Johnson Mink. As a child, she attended Appleton and Union schools and assisted on the family farm. Connie was later employed at GTE Sylvania in Waldoboro for 17 years and resided in Friendship throughout her adult life. Connie is survived by two sons, Ronald Yattaw of Friendship, and Keith Yattaw and wife Michelle of Orlando, Fla.; two grandchildren, Eric Yattaw of Waldoboro, and Matthew Yattaw of Cushing; two brothers and their wives, Keith and Grace Mink of Appleton, and Lyndon and Marion Mink of Royal Palm Beach, Fla.; and sister, Lyndall Wade of Portland. She is further survived by cousins, nieces, nephews and friends who have all been very thoughtful and supportive during her illness. Graveside ceremony 1 p.m., Thurs., June 15 at the Village Cemetery behind the Friendship Methodist Church, followed by a celebration of her life at the Mink home in Friendship. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial donations be made to The Friendship Ambulance Auxiliary Foundation, P.O. Box 40, Friendship, ME 04547. Source: Arrangements are entrusted to Hall Funeral Home and Cremation Service, Waldoboro. | MINK, Constance Loraine (I44421)
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| 4008 | LifeSketch DAMARISCOTTA -- Anna Lillian Winchenbach, 89, passed away Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2007, at Coves Edge Nursing Home in Damariscotta. Anna was born in Waldoboro on Oct. 5, 1918, the daughter of Evron and Sadie Richards Flanders, and is a 1936 graduate of Waldoboro High School. On Oct. 5, 1937, she married Carl Adolph Winchenbach. They later purchased the home where she was born and raised three daughters. They were married for 22 years. She lived with her brother in Waldoboro for a short time and later went to Georgia to work at Wildwood Hospital cooking and doing other jobs. She returned to Maine to live in Camden where her Seventh Day Adventist Church and many friends are located. She became superintendent of the Sabbath school and sang for the congregation. She taught Bible School at the Maine State Prison in Thomaston and did numerous fund-raising activities for the church. For 20 to 30 years, she resided and worked at many estates in Camden and Rockport, mainly the Donald Dodge estate where she coordinated and planned for the household. She loved the families, beautiful flowers and spacious grounds by the ocean and meeting many celebrities. She was predeceased by her daughter, Lorraine Fowler; grandson, Kenneth Fowler Jr.; brother, Vincent Flanders; and sister, Naomi F. Wallace. Survivors include her daughters, Claire Clifford and her husband Earle of Boothbay, Donna Berkeley of Warren; son-in-law, Kenneth Fowler of Waldoboro; eight grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren and three great-great- grandchildren. Visitation, 6-8 p.m., Nov. 12, 2007, with a celebration of her life at 11 a.m., Nov. 13, at Hall Funeral Home and Cremation Service, 949 Main St., Waldoboro. Memorial donations to: Cove's Edge Nursing Home Care of Miles Development Office 79 Schooner Dr. Damariscotta, Maine 04543 or to the Seventh Day Adventist Church 132 Camden Rd. Rockport, Maine 04856 Anna Lillian Winchenbach WINCHENBACH, ANNA LILLIAN - 89, in Damariscotta, Nov. 7, 2007. Time of visitation, 6-8 p.m., Nov. 12, 2007. Celebration of life, 11 a.m., Nov. 13, Hall Funeral Home, 949 Main St., Waldoboro. Burial, Sweetland Cemetery, Waldoboro. Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram: Nov. 9, 2007 | FLANDERS, Anna Lillian (I52771)
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| 4009 | LifeSketch Daughter of Ferdinand E. Moore and Elizabeth M. Stahl. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Second wife of Alton Earl Foster. They were married January 13, 1921, in Camden, Maine. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Alton and Nancy were the parents of - Hester Elizabeth, b. July 15, 1921, Rockland, ME; d. October 8, 2010, ME. Married Clyde k. Maloney, October 25, 1941, ME. # 192624149 Virginia S., b. abt. 1924, ME. Married Franklin Burton Comery, April 17, 1943, Duval, Florida. Franklin, 1919-2008; buried in Mass. Veterans Memorial Cemetery. Maxine Annette, b. July 23, 1925, Thomaston, ME; d. September 2, 2000. Married Joseph R. Harper, July 23, 1943, ME. Alton Earl, Jr., b. abt. 1930, ME. Married 1. Glenice L. Thompson, July 16, 1949, ME. Married 2. Dorothy A. Wotton, June 10, 1950, ME. Married 3. Melvinia M. Vinal, November 1, 1953, ME. | MOORE, Nancy L (I43180)
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| 4010 | LifeSketch Died at age 79. WIFE OF WRIGHT E CHARLES Mabel Hope (Lewis) Charles, 79, a longtime resident of Mayflower Lane, South China village, died Wednesday at Mid Maine Center in Waterville after a brief illness. She was born in Whitefield, a daughter of Leslie Wadsworth and Blanche Robinson Lewis, and graduated from Erskine Academy in South China and Farmington Normal School. Over the years, Mrs. Charles worked at Bath Iron Works during World War II and then taught school. Later she owned an antiques shop, Auld Lang Syne, but she was best known as the owner of Grey Matter Service, an antiquarian bookstore in South China. She was a member of the China Historical Society, China Area Chamber of Commerce, National Bookmen's Association and was a past member of Zonta International. She also served on various school board committees and took a tremendous interest in the town's civic affairs. Her husband, Wright E. Charles, died in 1973. Surviving are three sons, Preston Purington of West Bowdoin, Howard Charles of Skowhegan and Harold Charles of China; three daughters, Priscilla Daigle of Fort Kent, Nancy Bennett of Denver, Colo., and Mary Morgan of Wells; five sisters, Marion Boynton, Geneva Ellis, both of Augusta, Mary Bailey of Wilamina, Ore., Helen Lewis of McMinville, Ore., and Caroline Griswold of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; 10 grandchildren and a great-granddaughter. (Maine Sunday Telegram (Portland, ME) 9/18/1994) (Findagrave.com) | LEWIS, Mabel Hope (I44896)
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| 4011 | LifeSketch Dirk Wayne Brown Memorial Birth: Jun. 24, 1933 Death: Jun. 3, 2004 Holden Worcester County Massachusetts, USA Family links: Parents: Lloyd Brown (1904 - 1982) Winona Gould Brown (1911 - 2000) Sibling: Basil A Brown (1929 - 2010)* Dirk Wayne Brown (1933 - 2004) *Calculated relationship Burial: East Union Cemetery East Union Knox County Maine, USA Plot: Western Section, lot 44 Created by: Cynthia S. DellaPenna Record added: Jul 11, 2015 Find A Grave Memorial# 149073283 Dirk Wayne Brown Added by: Cynthia S. DellaPenna Photos may be scaled. Click on image for full size. | BROWN, Dirk Wayne (I44365)
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| 4012 | LifeSketch Douglas Kindig BIRTH 19 Mar 1860 Fulton County, Indiana, USA DEATH 25 Jan 1954 (aged 93) Rochester, Fulton County, Indiana, USA BURIAL Perrysburg Cemetery Perrysburg, Miami County, Indiana, USA PLOT Row 9 MEMORIAL ID 47201031 · View Source MEMORIAL PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 0 Published in the Rochester(IN) News-Sentinel, Monday, January 25, 1954 Douglas KINDIG, 93, a pioneer resident of this city died at 2:50 a.m. Monday at his home, 925 South Monroe street. He had been in failing health for the past several weeks. Mr. Kindig had spent his entire life in Rochester with the exception of a few years residency in Florida and California. He was a retired contractor and carpenter. While in California, he built bungalow type residences and upon his return to Rochester built numerous bungalow homes here. He was born March 19, 1860, on a farm near Akron. His parents were William and Catherine (SWARTZLANDER) KINDIG. He was married to Myrtle ENYART in Miami county. His wife preceded him in death in 1937. Survivors are two sisters: Mrs. Cora DEEDS, Rochester; Mrs. Lavina CUNNINGHAM, Peru, and three brothers, Milton [KINDIG], Bunker Hill; John [KINDIG], Noblesville; and Byrd [KINDIG], Peru. Four sisters and seven brothers preceded him in death. Rev. Charles M. SMITH of the Methodist Church will officiate at the final rites and burial will be in the Perrysburg cemetery. The time of the services will be announced in Tuesday's edition of The News-Sentinel. The body rests at the Zimmerman Brothers funeral home where friends ma call. SOURCE: http://www.fulco.lib.in.us/Genealogy/Tombaugh/Obituaries/Html/1954.htm | KINDIG, Douglas (I43917)
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| 4013 | LifeSketch Dr. Edward C. Rainey II, 58, of Hollidaysburg, Pa., and Hopewell Jet, N.Y., died March 3, 2004, at Vassar Brothers Medical Center in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Rainey was born June 6, 1945, in Wichita, Kan. He was a graduate of Fremont High School. He was a U.S. Navy veteran. He was a graduate of George Washington University and George Washington University School of Medicine. He served his surgical residency at George Washington University Hospital and an obstetrics/gynecology residency at the Naval Regional Medical Center in Oakland, Calif. He received his master's of organizational management degree from the University of Phoenix. He had been employed by the U.S. Navy Medical Corps and had a private practice in Texas and Pennsylvania for 19 years. He was employed as medical director of MVP Health Care in Fishkill, N.Y. He married Carole Bassett on Sept. 7, 1974, in Bloomfield, Conn. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church in Hollidaysburg. He was a member of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology. He played basketball for George Washington University and the Boston Celtics. Survivors include: his wife; his mother, Marcia Hill of Houston; a daughter, Paige Grassi of Hollidaysburg; a son, Edward Rainey III of Binghamton, N.Y.; a sister, Diane Nevotti of Sugarland, Texas; and two grandsons. A memorial service was held March 13 at First Presbyterian Church in Hollidaysburg. McHoul Funeral Home Inc. in Hopewell Jet was in charge of arrangements. Fremont Tribune (NE) | 24 March 2004 | RAINEY, Dr. Edward Carlisle II. (I45314)
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| 4014 | LifeSketch DRESDEN - Evelyn B. Ludwig, 93, formerly of Ludwig Road passed away Saturday, Feb. 28, 2009, at Hill- house Assisted Living Facility in Bath. She was born in Calais on Oct. 31, 1915, a daughter of Frank and Elizabeth Freeze. Evelyn was a lady in the neighborhood who would always tend to people in need. Be it clothes, food or whatever was needed, she was tending to her neighbors. She was a member of Bible Baptist Church in Wiscasset. She was predeceased by her husband, Thurlow Ludwig, in 1980; and a son, William Murray, in 1990. Evelyn is survived by her daughter, Eleesha Tonken, of Waldoboro; a niece, Cosome Palmer, of Newcastle; and three grandchildren. A graveside service will occur later in the spring in the Whitefield Cemetery. (Kennebec Journal 3/3/2009) Per Whitefield Historical Society: Brook - Skelly is on the back of this gravestone. | FREEZE, Evelyn Bessie (I46327)
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| 4015 | LifeSketch DRESDEN - Evelyn B. Ludwig, 93, formerly of Ludwig Road passed away Saturday, Feb. 28, 2009, at Hill- house Assisted Living Facility in Bath. She was born in Calais on Oct. 31, 1915, a daughter of Frank and Elizabeth Freeze. Evelyn was a lady in the neighborhood who would always tend to people in need. Be it clothes, food or whatever was needed, she was tending to her neighbors. She was a member of Bible Baptist Church in Wiscasset. She was predeceased by her husband, Thurlow Ludwig, in 1980; and a son, William Murray, in 1990. Evelyn is survived by her daughter, Eleesha Tonken, of Waldoboro; a niece, Cosome Palmer, of Newcastle; and three grandchildren. A graveside service will occur later in the spring in the Whitefield Cemetery. (Kennebec Journal 3/3/2009) Per Whitefield Historical Society: Brook - Skelly is on the back of this gravestone. | FREEZE, Evelyn Bessie (I46327)
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| 4016 | LifeSketch Earl W. Gammon, 90, died May 28, 2022 at the Sussman House in Rockport. He was born April 9, 1932 in Warren to Edwin Gammon and Mildred (Waltz) Gammon. Earl grew up in Warren and graduated from Warren High School. He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. Earl married his high school sweetheart Mary Berry in 1953. Earl was an electrician by trade, which he learned from his father who he followed to Bath Iron Works, where he worked for 43 years until his retirement in 1994. Earl also did many wiring jobs on the side, including his son and daughter's homes. During the 1960s Earl raised squash for the Medomak Canning Co. for their One-Pie brand. Earl also ran his rubbish route faithfully every weekend in Warren for 50 years. Keeping prices low or free. He would never ask customers for payment. Earl was a very giving man and would do anything for anybody. He was proud of his family, especially his Gammon and Martin family. Earl mowed and maintained numerous cemeteries for many years in Warren. Earl was very active in the community of Warren. He was a member of the Warren Tiger Engine Co., a member of White Oak Grange, a Warren selectman, and a MSAD 40 School Board member helping found the Medomak Valley High School building project. Earl was a proud and devoted lifetime member of the Warren Lodge IOOF No. 127 for 73 years, joining at the age of 17 and holding every office. He was a valuable member of helping start the hot dog stand at Warren Day, which moved to Union Fair where it remains successfully today. He would cook burgers, get supplies and do the books as he was a wiz at mathematics. He was also known for his expertise and love of cribbage and for staying at lodge until the wee hours of the morning to play just one more game. He would have your hand and his hand counted before the cards were on the table. Earl loved the family came in Lily Bay on Moosehead Lake. He helped his father, alongside many others, build the camp in 1955. There were only dirt roads at that time and access was rough. He and Mary loved spending time there and riding the back roads, especially the ones that weren't passable by car. Those were the ones he liked to see if he could go through! Much to Mary's chagrin. He also loved watching the Red Sox and traveling by car. He'd go anywhere he could drive. He and Mary drove around the circumference of the United States on one trip among the many. Even in his later years, he went for a ride every day for coffee and a sandwich. And as everyone knows one of his favorite things was eating. He could eat a whole pie in one sitting if he could get away with it. Anyone who knew Earl would surely say he was witty and a jokester. He loved to tease everyone, especially the great grandkids. He would do anything for them. He was a good-hearted man who spoke his mind and would do anything for anyone in need. He was predeceased by his parents; brother, Dana Gammon; sister, Avis Luce; daughter, Rebecca Jean Gammon. He is survived by his wife of 69 years, Mary (Berry) Gammon, of Warren; son, Earl Mark Gammon and his wife, Carol, of Warren, their family Alicia and Terry Costa; daughter, Annette Johnson and her husband, Dana, of Waldoboro, their family Lindsey and Michael Ward, Grace, Clair, Gabriel, and Benjamin, Jill and Lance Lee, Cora and Ivy, Rachel Johnson and Dan Shay, Miley Black, and Aleah Shay; sister, Norma Abbott and her husband, John, of Ridgecrest, Calif.; four grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren; and brother-in-law, Willis Berry, of Warren. A private graveside service with military honors will be held at the Fairview Cemetery in Warren. A gathering of Odd Fellow Family and friends will be held at 5 p.m., Friday, June 3 at the I.O.O.F. Warren Lodge. Condolences may be shared with the family at hallfuneralhomes.com. Arrangements are entrusted to Hall Funeral Home and Midcoast Crematory, 949 Main St., Waldoboro. The Lincoln County News, June 1, 2022 | GAMMON, Earl William (I43402)
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| 4017 | LifeSketch Earl W. Gammon, 90, starb am 28. Mai 2022 im Sussman House in Rockport. Er wurde am 9. April 1932 in Warren als Sohn von Edwin Gammon und Mildred (Waltz) Gammon geboren. Earl wuchs in Warren auf und machte seinen Abschluss an der Warren High School. Während des Koreakriegs diente er in der US-Armee. 1953 heiratete er seine Jugendliebe Mary Berry. Earl war Elektriker. Sein Vater erlernte die Ausbildung zum Elektriker, dem er zu Bath Iron Works folgte, wo er 43 Jahre lang bis zu seiner Pensionierung 1994 arbeitete. Nebenbei erledigte Earl zahlreiche Elektroinstallationsarbeiten, unter anderem im Haus seines Sohnes und seiner Tochter. In den 1960er Jahren baute Earl Kürbisse für die Medomak Canning Co. für deren Marke One-Pie an. Außerdem fuhr Earl 50 Jahre lang jedes Wochenende treu seine Müllabfuhr in Warren. Dabei hielt er die Preise niedrig oder sogar kostenlos. Er verlangte von seinen Kunden niemals Geld. Earl war ein großzügiger Mann und tat alles für jeden. Er war stolz auf seine Familie, insbesondere auf seine Familie Gammon und Martin. Earl mähte und pflegte viele Jahre lang zahlreiche Friedhöfe in Warren. Er engagierte sich sehr in der Gemeinde. Er war Mitglied der Warren Tiger Engine Co., Mitglied der White Oak Grange, Stadtrat von Warren und Mitglied des Schulrats der MSAD 40 und half bei der Gründung des Bauprojekts der Medomak Valley High School. Earl war 73 Jahre lang stolzes und engagiertes Mitglied der Warren Lodge IOOF Nr. 127. Er trat ihr mit 17 Jahren bei und bekleidete jedes Amt. Er leistete wertvolle Hilfe bei der Gründung des Hotdog-Stands am Warren Day, der zur Union Fair umzog, wo er bis heute erfolgreich ist. Er briet Burger, besorgte Vorräte und führte die Buchhaltung, da er ein Mathematik-Ass war. Er war außerdem bekannt für seine Expertise und seine Liebe zum Cribbage und dafür, bis in die frühen Morgenstunden in der Lodge zu bleiben, um noch ein Spiel zu spielen. Er würde Ihre Karten und seine Karten zählen lassen, bevor die Karten auf den Tisch lagen. Earl liebte es, dass die Familie nach Lily Bay am Moosehead Lake kam. Er half seinem Vater, zusammen mit vielen anderen, 1955 das Camp aufzubauen. Damals gab es nur unbefestigte Straßen, und die Zufahrt war schwierig. Er und Mary liebten es, Zeit dort zu verbringen und die Nebenstraßen zu befahren, besonders die, die mit dem Auto nicht befahrbar waren. Das waren die, auf denen er gerne austestete, ob er durchkam! Sehr zu Marys Verdruss. Er liebte es auch, die Red Sox zu sehen und mit dem Auto zu reisen. Er fuhr überall hin, wo er fahren konnte. Auf einer von vielen Reisen umrundeten er und Mary die gesamten Vereinigten Staaten. Selbst in seinen späteren Jahren fuhr er jeden Tag mit dem Auto, um Kaffee und ein Sandwich zu essen. Und wie jeder weiß, war Essen eine seiner Lieblingsbeschäftigungen. Er konnte einen ganzen Kuchen auf einmal essen, wenn er es sich erlauben konnte. Jeder, der Earl kannte, würde sicher sagen, dass er witzig und ein Witzbold war. Er liebte es, alle zu necken, besonders die Urenkel. Er würde alles für sie tun. Er war ein gutherziger Mann, der seine Meinung sagte und alles für jeden tat, der Hilfe brauchte. Vor ihm starben seine Eltern, sein Bruder Dana Gammon, seine Schwester Avis Luce und seine Tochter Rebecca Jean Gammon. Er hinterlässt seine Frau Mary (Berry) Gammon, mit der er 69 Jahre verheiratet war, aus Warren, seinen Sohn Earl Mark Gammon und dessen Frau Carol aus Warren, deren Familie Alicia und Terry Costa, seine Tochter Annette Johnson und ihren Mann Dana aus Waldoboro, deren Familie Lindsey und Michael Ward, Grace, Clair, Gabriel und Benjamin, Jill und Lance Lee, Cora und Ivy, Rachel Johnson und Dan Shay, Miley Black und Aleah Shay, seine Schwester Norma Abbott und ihren Mann John aus Ridgecrest, Kalifornien, vier Enkel und neun Urenkel sowie seinen Schwager Willis Berry aus Warren. Eine private Trauerfeier mit militärischen Ehren findet auf dem Fairview Cemetery in Warren statt. Ein Treffen der Familie und Freunde von Odd Fellow findet am Freitag, dem 3. Juni, um 17:00 Uhr in der I.O.O.F. Warren Lodge statt. Beileidsbekundungen können der Familie unter hallfuneralhomes.com übermittelt werden. Die Organisation liegt beim Bestattungsinstitut Hall und dem Krematorium Midcoast, Main Street 949, Waldoboro. The Lincoln County News, 1. Juni 2022 | GAMMON, Earl William (I43402)
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| 4018 | LifeSketch Earle war der Sohn von Earle Theodore Maxcy, Sr., aus Thomaston, Knox County, Maine, und Ruth Emily Lermond Maxcy aus Warren, Knox County, Maine. Ruth und Earle heirateten am 3. Juli 1918 in Warren, Knox County, Maine. Sie hatten vier Kinder: Earle Maxcy, Jr., geboren am 24. März 1919; Harlan S. Maxcy, geboren am 4. Dezember 1923; Robert M. Maxcy, geboren am 17. November 1929; und Marilyn Jean Maxcy, geboren am 19. Februar 1932 in Thomaston, Knox County, Maine. Earle heiratete Dorothy E. Smith am 29. November 1939. Dorothy und Earle hatten ein Kind. Dale L. Maxcy wurde geboren am. Hinweis: Waldoboro — Earle T. „Doc" Maxcy, 86, starb am Mittwoch, den 6. Juli 2005 in Coves Edge in Damariscotta. Er wurde am 24. März 1919 in Thomaston als Sohn von Earle T. Maxcy und Ruth Lermond Maxcy geboren. Er wuchs in Thomaston auf und machte seinen Abschluss an der Thomaston High School. Am 29. November 1939 heiratete er Dorothy E. Smith, und sie ließen sich in Waldoboro nieder. Während des Zweiten Weltkriegs arbeitete Earle bei Snow's Shipyard in Rockland. Später war er als LKW-Fahrer für Cleveland Farms in Stoneham, Massachusetts, tätig. Er kaufte das LKW-Geschäft und betrieb es etwa 20 Jahre lang. 1960 stieg er in das Baggergeschäft ein, das er bis Juli 2002 betrieb. In dieser Zeit war er 29 Jahre lang als Schneeräumer für die Stadt Bremen tätig. Er hatte viele Interessen, darunter Jagen, Angeln, Amateurfunk (K1JHN) und die Shriners. Er war seit 1958 Deputy Sheriff für Lincoln County und wurde zum Ehrenmitglied ernannt. Earle war auch Mitglied der Orff's Corner Church in Waldoboro. Er war Mitglied der King Solomon's Masonic Lodge #61 in Waldoboro. Er war sehr aktiv in den Angelegenheiten der Stadt und diente Anfang der 60er Jahre für kurze Zeit als Stadtverwalter. Er war auch viele Jahre lang Selectman und Vorsitzender. Earle war ein leidenschaftlicher Sheltie-Collie-Besitzer. Er hatte im Laufe der Jahre mehrere. Earle und Dorothy liebten es, ins Auto zu steigen und kilometerweit zu fahren, um ein gutes Restaurant auszuprobieren, und nahmen dabei immer „Jules", den Sheltie, mit. Earle wird seiner Familie und seinen Freunden wegen seiner jovialen Art und seiner Liebe zu einem guten Witz fehlen. Er hinterlässt seine Frau Dorothy Maxcy aus Waldoboro, einen Sohn, Dale L. Maxcy und dessen Frau Shiela aus Waldoboro; eine Enkelin, Kelly L. Hanley aus Waldoboro; Urenkel Dustin L. Chamberlain aus Waldoboro; Brüder Robert Maxcy aus Waldoboro und Harlan S. Maxcy und seine Frau Myra aus Friendship; Schwester Marilyn J. Maxcy Levensaler und ihr Mann Cedric Levensaler aus Yarmouth; sowie mehrere Nichten und Neffen. Besuchszeiten sind am Sonntag, den 10. Juli, von 18 bis 20 Uhr, mit einem Freimaurer-Gottesdienst um 19 Uhr im Hall Funeral Home, Main Street 949, Waldoboro. Die Beerdigung findet am Montag, den 11. Juli, um 10 Uhr im Hall Funeral Home statt. Pfarrer Robert Bellows wird die Zeremonie durchführen. Die Beisetzung erfolgt auf dem Orffs Corner Cemetery in Waldoboro. Anstelle von Blumen können Spenden an folgende Adresse gerichtet werden: The Orffs Corner Cemetery Association, c/o Jean Hutchins, 2918 Winslows Mills Road, Waldoboro, Maine 04572 oder Cove's Edge c/o Miles Development, 79 Schooner Street, Damariscotta, Maine 04543. Die Organisation obliegt dem Hall Funeral Home and Cremation Service, Waldoboro. | MAXCY, Earle Theodore Jr (I44122)
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| 4019 | LifeSketch Earle war der Sohn von Joseph Maxcy und Theodora „Dora" Gilchrest Maxcy. Theodora und Joseph heirateten am 27. Oktober 1894. Dora und Joseph hatten vier Kinder: Earle Theodore Maxcy (9. April 1896), Charles Walker Maxcy (27. Oktober 1899), Fred Maxcy (25. Mai 1905) und Alice Maxcy (19. Februar 1912). Alle Kinder wurden in Thomaston, Knox County, Maine, geboren. Earle heiratete Ruth Emily Lermond am 3. Juli 1918 in Warren, Knox County, Maine. Ruth und Earle heirateten am 3. Juli 1918 in Warren, Knox County, Maine. Ruth und Earle hatten vier Kinder: Earle Maxcy Jr. (24. März 1919), Harlan S. Maxcy wurde am 4. Dezember 1923 geboren, Robert M. Maxcy am 17. November 1929 und Marilyn Jean Maxcy am 19. Februar 1932 in Thomaston, Knox County, Maine. | MAXCY, Earle Theodore Sr. (I44166)
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| 4020 | LifeSketch Earle was the son of Earle Theodore Maxcy, Sr., of Thomaston, Knox County, Maine and Ruth Emily Lermond Maxcy of Warren, Knox County, Maine. Ruth and Earle were married on 03 July 1918 in Warren, Knox County, Maine. Ruth and Earle had four children. They were: Earle Maxcy, Jr., was born on 24 March 1919; Harlan S. Maxcy was born on 04 December 1923; Robert M. Maxcy was born on 17 November 1929; and Marilyn Jean Maxcy was born on 19 February 1932 in Thomaston, Knox County, Maine. Earle married Dorothy E. Smith on 29 November 1939. Dorothy and Earle had one child. Dale L. Maxcy was born on . Note: Waldoboro - Earle T. "Doc" Maxcy, 86, died Wednesday 06 July 2005 at Coves Edge in Damariscotta. He was born 24 March 1919 in Thomaston to Earle T. Maxcy and Ruth Lermond Maxcy. He grew up in Thomaston and graduated from Thomaston High School. He married Dorothy E. Smith on 29 November 1939 and they settled in Waldoboro. Earle worked at Snow's Shipyard in Rockland during World War II. Later, he worked driving trucks for Cleveland Farms of Stoneham, Massachusetts. He bought the trucking business which he operated for about 20 years. In 1960 he went into the excavating business which he operated until July 2002. In this period he contracted snow plowing for the town of Bremen for 29 years. He had many interests which included hunting, fishing, Ham Radio (K1JHN), and Shriners. He was a Deputy Sheriff for Lincoln County since 1958 and was made an honorary member. Earle was also a member of the Orff's Corner Church in Waldoboro. He was a member of King Solomon's Masonic Lodge #61 in Waldoboro. He was very active in town affairs serving for a short time as town manager in the early 1960s. He was also a selectman and chairman for many years. Earle was a devoted Sheltie Collie owner. He had several over the years. Earle and Dorothy loved to hop in the car and travel for miles to check out a good restaurant and always taking "Jules," the sheltie. Earle will be missed by family and friends for his jovial manner and his love for a good joke. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy Maxcy of Waldoboro; a son, Dale L. Maxcy and his wife Shiela of Waldoboro; granddaughter, Kelly L. Hanley of Waldoboro; great-grandson, Dustin L. Chamberlain of Waldoboro; brothers, Robert Maxcy of Waldoboro, and Harlan S. Maxcy and his wife Myra of Friendship; sister, Marilyn J. Maxcy Levensaler and her husband Cedric Levensaler of Yarmouth; and several nieces and nephews. Visiting hours will be held 6-8 p.m., Sunday, 10 July with a Masonic service at 7 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home, 949 Main Street, Waldoboro. The funeral will be held 10 a.m., Monday, 11 July at the Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. Robert Bellows will officiate. Burial will be in the Orffs Corner Cemetery in Waldoboro. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to: The Orffs Corner Cemetery Association, c/o Jean Hutchins, 2918 Winslows Mills Road, Waldoboro, Maine 04572 or Cove's Edge c/o Miles Development, 79 Schooner Street, Damariscotta, Maine 04543. Arrangements are entrusted to Hall Funeral Home and Cremation Service, Waldoboro. | MAXCY, Earle Theodore Jr (I44122)
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| 4021 | LifeSketch Earle was the son of Joseph Maxcy and Theodora "Dora" Gilchrest Maxcy. Theodora and Joseph were married on 27 October 1894. Dora and Joseph had four children. They were: Earle Theodore Maxcy was born on 09 April 1896; Charles Walker Maxcy was born on 27 October 1899; Fred Maxcy was born on 25 May 1905; and Alice Maxcy was born on 19 February 1912. All the children were born in Thomaston, Knox County, Maine. Earle married Ruth Emily Lermond on 03 July 1918 in Warren, Knox County, Maine. Ruth and Earle were married on 03 July 1918 in Warren, Knox County, Maine. Ruth and Earle had four children. They were: Earle Maxcy, Jr., was born on 24 March 1919; Harlan S. Maxcy was born on 04 December 1923; Robert M. Maxcy was born on 17 November 1929; and Marilyn Jean Maxcy was born on 19 February 1932 in Thomaston, Knox County, Maine. | MAXCY, Earle Theodore Sr. (I44166)
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| 4022 | LifeSketch Ednah F. Howard, of Damariscotta, passed away Aug. 8 at Cove's Edge in Damariscotta after a long illness, just 13 days shy of her 96th birthday. Ednah was born in Waldoboro on Aug. 21, 1915 to her parents Herbert H. Howard and Ruth Mank Howard. She moved to Rockland as a child and graduated from Rockland High School in 1932 where she was a star basketball player. Ednah did post graduate studies at Waldoboro High School (1938) and then went onto Providence Bible Institute, now Barrington College, R.I. and graduated in 1938 preparing her life for Christian Work. This preparation carried her to serve several small parishes in the Waldo Larger Parish in Maine. She lived in Boston and worked at Tremont Temple as Executive Assistant to the Pastor for a number of years. She returned to Barrington College to get her Bachelors Degree (BA-Christian Education) and then on to Simmons College of Social Work where she received her Masters Degree in Social Work. Ednah worked for the Salvation Army in Boston for several years and Waltham State Hospital while still being very active at Tremont Temple. From there she went to Crotched Mountain Rehabilitation Center in New Hampshire as a Psychiatric Social Worker. She then moved to Augusta in the 80s and worked as a Social Worker at Togus Veterans Hospital for 10 years from where she retired. Ednah was active in Penny Memorial Baptist Church in Augusta while living in the area, and one of her cherished events at Penny was the Christmas Pageant where she was part of the "Living Christmas Tree." After retiring she moved to North Waldoboro and was a very active member in the North Waldoboro Nazarene Church. She had a beautiful singing voice and would participate in the choir and sing alongs. For over 25 years she was a sponsor for numerous children through World Vision Childcare Sponsorship for Third World Countries. She has sponsored over 30 children during her lifetime. Ednah was predeceased by her mother and father; sister, Elsie K. Lawson; nephew, Robert H. Lawson; grandniece and nephew, Candace Dawson Blood and John (Jackie) Dawson Jr.; and precious Boston Terriers, Boots, Muffin, Oscar and Vicki, who brought so much joy and entertainment to her life. She is survived by her sister, Shirley R. Swett and husband Orville of Little Sebago Lake, Gray; nieces and nephews, Gary O. Swett and wife Jackie of Sanford, Carol A. Burehill of Scarborough, Ruth S. Schofield of Portland, Esther Dawson, Lyndon (Bud) Lawson and wife Lynette of North Waldoboro and David Lawson and wife Barbara of Dedham; and grandnieces and grandnephews, Stephanie and Scott Love, Carl W. II and Ann Marie Burdin, Scott and Rebecca Burchill, Kendra Dawson, Angela Lawson, Jennifer Post and Shannon Moyes. Graveside service 11 a.m., Tues., Aug. 30 at Comery Cemetery, Waldoboro, Rev. Mark Holden officiating. | HOWARD, Ednah (I49884)
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| 4023 | LifeSketch Ednah F. Howard, of Damariscotta, passed away Aug. 8 at Cove's Edge in Damariscotta after a long illness, just 13 days shy of her 96th birthday. Ednah was born in Waldoboro on Aug. 21, 1915 to her parents Herbert H. Howard and Ruth Mank Howard. She moved to Rockland as a child and graduated from Rockland High School in 1932 where she was a star basketball player. Ednah did post graduate studies at Waldoboro High School (1938) and then went onto Providence Bible Institute, now Barrington College, R.I. and graduated in 1938 preparing her life for Christian Work. This preparation carried her to serve several small parishes in the Waldo Larger Parish in Maine. She lived in Boston and worked at Tremont Temple as Executive Assistant to the Pastor for a number of years. She returned to Barrington College to get her Bachelors Degree (BA-Christian Education) and then on to Simmons College of Social Work where she received her Masters Degree in Social Work. Ednah worked for the Salvation Army in Boston for several years and Waltham State Hospital while still being very active at Tremont Temple. From there she went to Crotched Mountain Rehabilitation Center in New Hampshire as a Psychiatric Social Worker. She then moved to Augusta in the 80s and worked as a Social Worker at Togus Veterans Hospital for 10 years from where she retired. Ednah was active in Penny Memorial Baptist Church in Augusta while living in the area, and one of her cherished events at Penny was the Christmas Pageant where she was part of the "Living Christmas Tree." After retiring she moved to North Waldoboro and was a very active member in the North Waldoboro Nazarene Church. She had a beautiful singing voice and would participate in the choir and sing alongs. For over 25 years she was a sponsor for numerous children through World Vision Childcare Sponsorship for Third World Countries. She has sponsored over 30 children during her lifetime. Ednah was predeceased by her mother and father; sister, Elsie K. Lawson; nephew, Robert H. Lawson; grandniece and nephew, Candace Dawson Blood and John (Jackie) Dawson Jr.; and precious Boston Terriers, Boots, Muffin, Oscar and Vicki, who brought so much joy and entertainment to her life. She is survived by her sister, Shirley R. Swett and husband Orville of Little Sebago Lake, Gray; nieces and nephews, Gary O. Swett and wife Jackie of Sanford, Carol A. Burehill of Scarborough, Ruth S. Schofield of Portland, Esther Dawson, Lyndon (Bud) Lawson and wife Lynette of North Waldoboro and David Lawson and wife Barbara of Dedham; and grandnieces and grandnephews, Stephanie and Scott Love, Carl W. II and Ann Marie Burdin, Scott and Rebecca Burchill, Kendra Dawson, Angela Lawson, Jennifer Post and Shannon Moyes. Graveside service 11 a.m., Tues., Aug. 30 at Comery Cemetery, Waldoboro, Rev. Mark Holden officiating. | HOWARD, Ednah (I49884)
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| 4024 | LifeSketch Elizabeth Grafton Obituary Elizabeth (Woodcock) Grafton THOMASTON -- Elizabeth (Woodcock) Grafton passed away peacefully on Monday, Feb. 19, 2007, at the SpringBrook Nursing facility in Westbrook after a brief illness. She was born on March 7, 1916, in Portland, the oldest child of Earl and Ora (Emery) Woodcock. She grew up and lived most of her life in Thomaston. She graduated from Thomaston High School in 1933 and from Bates College in 1937. She married Forrest Grafton in June 1939. They lived for more than 50 years on Brooklyn Heights in Thomaston. She was a teacher and librarian, working first in Rockland and then in Thomaston, retiring from Georges Valley High School after 32 years of teaching. She was a lifelong and active member of the Thomaston Federated Church, teaching Sunday school, serving as deacon and was president of the Federated Church Women group. She was a member of the Delta Kappa Gamma society, serving 10 years as treasurer. She was also a member of the Friends of Montpelier, the Warren Field and Garden Club, and Maine Retired Teachers Association. In 2000, she moved to Cape Elizabeth, and in 2005 moved to the SpringBrook nursing facility in Westbrook. She is predeceased by her husband Forrest in 1989, and two sisters, Elonia Turner and Marjorie Hesselgren. Survivors include a daughter, Joan Mills of South Portland, a son, Jon Grafton of Shirley, Mass.; four grandchildren, William (Jody) Mills and Robert (Christine) Mills, all of South Portland; Scott (Stephanie) Grafton of Sanford; and Beth Grafton of Sterling, Mass.; and six great- grandchildren, Melinda and Elisha Walls, Kailina and Allison Mills, and Forrest and Paige Grafton; a brother, Richard Woodcock of Thomaston; several nephews and several cousins. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, Feb. 24 at 1 p.m. at the Thomaston Federated Church, 8 Hyler St., Thomaston. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be made to: Thomaston Federated Church Memorial Fund 8 Hyler St. Thomaston, Maine 04861 Arrangements are entrusted to the Hall & Bibber Funeral Home and Cremation Service, 78 Main St., Thomaston. Published by Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram on Feb. 22, 2007. | WOODCOCK, Elizabeth Frances (I43994)
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| 4025 | LifeSketch Ella O. Benner WALDOBORO - Ella O. Benner, 69, died Friday at a Manchester, N. H. nursing home. She was born in Warren, July 17, 1914, daughter of Willis and Sadie Castner Moody Sr. She was a member of teh White Oak Grange, the Pomona State and National Grange. She was a Golden Sheaf Member. She was predeceased by her husband, Norman F. Benner, who died in 1980. She is survived by three sons, Harold K. Benner of Waldoboro, Edwin L. Benner of Auburn, N.H., and David L. Benner of Hollis, N.H.,; one brother, Willis A. Moody Jr. of Warren; six sisters, Mrs. Ruth Wiley of Waldoboro, Mrs. Bertha Perry Mrs. Evelyn Payson, Mrs. Hazel Hammon and Mrs. Frieda Stimson, all of Warren, and Mrs. Virginia Beers of Cranberry Lake, N.J.; six grandchildren; also several nieces, nephews and cousins. Friends may call at the Hall Funeral Home, Waldoboro, today from 6-9 p.m., where funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 p.m., with teh Rev. Wesley G. Woodman officiating. Burial will be in the family lot in the Comery Cemetery, Waldoboro. Kennebec Journal: April 02, 1984 ELLA O. BENNER Ella O. Benner, 69, Waldoboro, died Friday at Northwood Nursing Home, Manchester, NH. Her husband Norman F. Benner, died in 1980. She was born in Warren, a daughter of Willis A. Moody Sr. and Sadie Castner Moody and lived most of her life in Waldoboro. Mrs. Benner was a member of teh Golden Sheaf of the White Oak Grange, Warren, the Pomona, State and National Granges. She was formerly a member of teh 4-H Club. Surviving are three sons, Edwin L. of Auburn, NH, Harold K. of Waldoboro, David L. of Hollis, NH, a brother, Willis A. Moody Jr. of Warren, six sisters, Ruth Wiley of Waldoboro, Mrs. Merrill (Evelyn) Payson, Bertha Perry, Mrs. IRviving (Hazel) Gammon and Mrs. Guy (Freda) Stimpson, all of Warren, and Virginia Beers of Canberry Lake, NJ. and six grandchildren. A funeral was held at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Hall Funeral Home. Teh Rev. Wesley G. Woodman officiated. Burial will be in Comery Cemetery later in the spring. Lincoln County News: April 5th, 1984 | MOODY, Ella Olive (I43373)
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| 4026 | LifeSketch Ella O. Benner WALDOBORO — Ella O. Benner, 69, starb am Freitag in einem Pflegeheim in Manchester, New Hampshire. Sie wurde am 17. Juli 1914 in Warren als Tochter von Willis und Sadie Castner Moody Sr. geboren. Sie war Mitglied der White Oak Grange, der Pomona State and National Grange und der Golden Sheaf. Ihr Ehemann Norman F. Benner starb bereits 1980. Sie hinterlässt drei Söhne: Harold K. Benner aus Waldoboro, Edwin L. Benner aus Auburn, New Hampshire, und David L. Benner aus Hollis, New Hampshire; einen Bruder, Willis A. Moody Jr. aus Warren; Sechs Schwestern: Frau Ruth Wiley aus Waldoboro, Frau Bertha Perry, Frau Evelyn Payson, Frau Hazel Hammon und Frau Frieda Stimson, alle aus Warren, und Frau Virginia Beers aus Cranberry Lake, New Jersey; sechs Enkelkinder; außerdem mehrere Nichten, Neffen und Cousins. Freunde können heute von 18 bis 21 Uhr im Bestattungsinstitut Hall in Waldoboro vorbeikommen. Die Trauerfeier findet am Dienstag um 13 Uhr unter der Leitung von Pfarrer Wesley G. Woodman statt. Die Beisetzung erfolgt auf dem Familiengrundstück auf dem Comery Cemetery in Waldoboro. Kennebec Journal: 2. April 1984 ELLA O. BENNER Ella O. Benner, 69, aus Waldoboro, starb am Freitag im Northwood Nursing Home in Manchester, New Hampshire. Ihr Ehemann Norman F. Benner starb 1980. Sie wurde in Warren als Tochter von Willis A. Moody Sr. und Sadie Castner Moody geboren und lebte die meiste Zeit ihres Lebens in Waldoboro. Frau Benner war Mitglied der Golden Sheaf der White Oak Grange, Warren, der Pomona, State und National Granges. Sie war früher Mitglied des 4-H Clubs. Hinterblieben sind drei Söhne, Edwin L. aus Auburn, NH, Harold K. aus Waldoboro, David L. aus Hollis, NH, ein Bruder, Willis A. Moody Jr. aus Warren, sechs Schwestern, Ruth Wiley aus Waldoboro, Frau Merrill (Evelyn) Payson, Bertha Perry, Frau IRviving (Hazel) Gammon und Frau Guy (Freda) Stimpson, alle aus Warren, und Virginia Beers aus Canberry Lake, NJ, sowie sechs Enkelkinder. Die Beerdigung fand um 13 Uhr statt. Dienstag im Bestattungsinstitut Hall. Pfarrer Wesley G. Woodman leitete die Zeremonie. Die Beisetzung findet später im Frühjahr auf dem Comery Cemetery statt. Lincoln County News: 5. April 1984 | MOODY, Ella Olive (I43373)
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| 4027 | LifeSketch Eltern: William Blanchard Lewis (1885—1961) & Hazel E. Butterfield (1890—?) Als Roberta A. Lewis am 22. Juni 1913 in Newport, Maine, USA, geboren wurde, war ihr Vater William 27 und ihre Mutter Hazel 23 Jahre alt. Sie heiratete Asa Burbank Kimball am 2. Juni 1940 in Maine, USA. Während ihrer Ehe bekamen sie zwei Kinder. Sie starb, nachdem sie über 100 Jahre alt geworden war. Sie starb am 30. April 2017 in St. Petersburg, Florida, USA, im Alter von 103 Jahren und wurde in Standish, Maine, USA, begraben. | LEWIS, Roberta A (I44190)
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| 4028 | LifeSketch Emma R. Wincapaw Belfast - Emma R. Wincapaw, 94, widow of Alton Wincapaw, died Saturday at a Camden nursing home. She was born at Rockland, the daughter of Arthur c. And Letitia Gammon Perry. For many years she was employed as a clerk in a gift shop. Mrs. Wincapaw is survived by a son, Lewis Wincapaw of Thomaston, a daughter, Hazel Brewster of Belfast; a sister, Helen M. Perry of Warren; two grandchildren; a great-grandchild and two great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Rackliffe Funeral home with the Rev. Charles Heffam officiating. Interment will follow in Sea View Cemetery in Rockport. The Courier-Gazette: July 27, 1982. | PERRY, Emma R (I43740)
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| 4029 | LifeSketch FAIRFIELD — Carla Jean Bilodeau "The Brat", 71, passed away August 24, 2022. She was born in Waterville on March 18, 1951, the youngest of eight children of Bernard and Bessie (Bickford) Jolicoeur. Carla married her high school sweetheart, Larry Bilodeau, and together they raised two sons. Later they enjoyed spending winters at their place in Boynton Beach, Fla. with friends and family. Carla graduated from Waterville High School in 1969 and attended KVCC in Fairfield. Over the years she taught CCD at Immaculate Heart of Mary and served as a den mother in Cub Scout Pack 471 and on the Lawrence Hockey boosters in Fairfield. She worked at LaVerdiere's Drug Store in payables before she found her true calling of working with special needs kids. Carla had a big heart and a warm way of treating everyone she met like an old friend. These traits helped her excel in a rewarding 23-year career as a Special Education Tech at Lawrence Jr. High School where she retired in 2008. Carla was full of life and mischief. She loved music, especially Elvis and owned every song he ever recorded. She enjoyed gardening and was protective of her flower beds. She loved to curl up with three blankets a glass of Roscato or a cup of tea and the latest Steven King book. She couldn't avoid a yard sale and loved to haggle. Carla was an avid collector of miniatures, Cat's Meow's and Anna Lee Dolls. Her favorite thing to collect was sea shells with her three grandkids who affectionately called her Gram Gram. She had a passion for feeding people and no visit was complete without eating her delicious creations. Carla really enjoyed watching her boys and recently her grandkids play sports where she excelled in correcting the referees' mistakes. Most of all, Carla enjoyed spending time with friends and family whether she was playing cribbage, at a family cookout, cheating at board games or playing cards The Brat always found a way to make it fun. She was predeceased by her parents; her sisters Joyce Callahan and Elaine Jolicoeur, and her brother Renaud Jolicoeur. Carla is survived by her loving husband of 53 years, Larry; their sons Eric Bilodeau and Chris Bilodeau and his wife Laurie; her grandchildren Grace, Jack and Kera Bilodeau; her brothers Bill Jolicoeur and his wife Pauline, Steve Jolicoeur and his wife Katie and David Jolicoeur, her sister Linda Williams and her husband Walter, her brother-in-law Jerry Callahan, her sisters-in-law Lucille Breton and Dawn Bilodeau; family friend Donald Armstrong; as well as many special nieces and nephews, beloved friends and cat Sora. Everyone above loved Carla deeply and will sorely miss her. A graveside service will be held on Saturday Sept. 10 at 10:00 a.m. at the Saint Francis cemetery at 78 Grove St. in Waterville. A celebration of life will follow at the Fairfield Community Center at 61 Water St. in Fairfield. All are welcome to join us for either or both. The family sends a special thanks to the staff of Glenridge Long Term Care for their patience, skill and love. In lieu of flowers a donation can be made in Carla's name to the Special Olympics or the Waterville Humane Society | JOLICOEUR, Carla Jean (I45176)
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| 4030 | LifeSketch Find A Grave Charles Stahl (1787-1850) Son of Philip Stahl & 1st Wife Catherine Kaler Stahl Brother of - Jacob Stahl b 1785 - Elizabeth Stahl Ladd, r Liberty - Henry Stahl, r Waldoboro - Philip Stahl d 1866 - Margaret Stahl Brown 1798-1878 #36350255 - Mary Stahl Bisbee 1799-1867 #90062033 - Jane Stahl Benner, r Liberty - Louisa Stahl Boggs d 1833 - Fanny Stahl d 1839 Husband of Mary Hysler Stahl (1785-1863), m 1816 Father of - Sarah Stahl (1819-1843) - David Stahl (1817-1852) - Lewis Stahl (1820-1822) - Martin H Stahl (1822-1894) - Thomas Stahl (1824-1851) - Isaac Stahl 1828-1866 #100926500 Died 24 Feb 1850 AE 64 ys b abt 1785 or 1786 per gravestone Born 1787 per Cyrus Eaton See Stahl family info in book "Annals of the Town of Warren" by Cyrus Eaton 1877 | STAHL, Charles (I45038)
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| 4031 | LifeSketch Florence Walton GOFFSTOWN -- Florence Walton, 68, died Nov. 23, 2010, at Ridgewood Center in Bedford after a long illness. She was born Jan. 25, 1942, in Leominster, Mass. After raising her 10 children she worked as a crossing guard for the Goffstown Police Department, and then at Hillsborough County Nursing Home, first in the laundry department and then as a CNA. She leaves her husband of 45 years, Robert Walton of Goffstown; children Cindy Roy of Goffstown, Marie Funk of Kernersville, N.C., Donald Charest of Wyoming, Michael Walton, Suzanne George and Robert Walton, all of Goffstown, William Walton of Goffstown and son Jack Walton of Allenstown; 38 grandchildren and great-grandchildren; and numerous sisters, brothers, nieces and nephews. Published by Union Leader on Dec. 1, 2010. | BAILEY, Florence Emma (I45535)
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| 4032 | LifeSketch Florence Walton GOFFSTOWN -- Florence Walton, 68, died Nov. 23, 2010, at Ridgewood Center in Bedford after a long illness. She was born Jan. 25, 1942, in Leominster, Mass. After raising her 10 children she worked as a crossing guard for the Goffstown Police Department, and then at Hillsborough County Nursing Home, first in the laundry department and then as a CNA. She leaves her husband of 45 years, Robert Walton of Goffstown; children Cindy Roy of Goffstown, Marie Funk of Kernersville, N.C., Donald Charest of Wyoming, Michael Walton, Suzanne George and Robert Walton, all of Goffstown, William Walton of Goffstown and son Jack Walton of Allenstown; 38 grandchildren and great-grandchildren; and numerous sisters, brothers, nieces and nephews. Published by Union Leader on Dec. 1, 2010. | BAILEY, Florence Emma (I45535)
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| 4033 | LifeSketch Frances A. Mank, 82, of Wiscasset, died at her residence. Born in Wiscasset, she was the daughter of Irving H., and Abbie (Grover) Lewis. She attended Wiscasset schools, and Wiscasset Academy. On December 5, 1938 she married Edward R. Mank, Sr. She was employed at the Dodge Inn, in Edgecomb, and at the Bath Box Company, in Bath. Mrs. Mank was a member of the First Congregational Church, of Wiscasset. She enjoyed bowling, and was a member of a team, for many years. She is survived by her husband, Edward R. Mank, Sr., of Wiscasset; two sons, Edward R. Mank, Jr., and his wife, Joan, of Bath, Richard L. Mank, and his wife, Carolyn, of Wiscasset; one daughter, Brenda J. House, and her husband, Stephen, of Wiscasset; three brothers, Kenneth Lewis, Jack Lewis, David Lewis, all of Massachusetts; four sisters, Alice Brewer, of Boothbay Harbor, Vera Haynes, and Gloria Lewis, both of Massachusetts, and Isabel Crocker, of Wiscasset; eight grandchildren, fifteen great-grandchildren, and two great-great-grandchildren. Pastor Gary Hubley officiated. Interment in Grover Cemetery, Woolwich. Memorial contributions were made to the American Cancer Society, 1 Main Street, Suite 300, Topsham, ME 04086. | LEWIS, Frances Alberta (I47898)
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| 4034 | LifeSketch Fred Y. Winchenbach, 70, died March 14, in Miles Memorial Hospital. He had operated a general store in Waldoboro for 23 years. He was born there Sept. 21, 1891, son of Sanford and Maud Burns Winchenbach. He had served as a selectman for many years. Surviving besides his widow, Mrs. Lorna Winchenbach are two sons, Everett S. and Russell N., both of Waldoboro, a brother, Edgar of Waldoboro; three grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Village Methodist Church, the Rev. David Glusker officiating. Interment will be in the German Lutheran Cemetery in the spring. Lincoln County News: March 22nd, 1962 | WINCHENBACH, Fred Yeaton (I36784)
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| 4035 | LifeSketch FRIENDSHIP - Vincent G. Winchenbaugh, 77, of Friendship died Tuesday at Penobscot Bay Hospital, Rockport, after a long illness. he was born in Cambridge, Mass., son of Ferival and Elizabeth Mobbs Winchenbaugh. Winchenbaugh was retired from School Administrative District 40 where he had been a custodian. he is survived by his wife, Marie McGonagle Winchenbaugh of Friendship; a son Vincent C. Winchenbaugh of Rockland; two daughters, Mrs. Stephen (June) Burke of Warren and Mrs. Raymond (Lois) Faria of Waldoboro; a brother Paul Winchenbaugh of Sanford; a sister, Phyllis Graham of Medford, Mass; and four grandchildren. A graveside service was held today at 2 in Sweetland Cemetery, Waldoboro, with the Rev. Leo Goudreau officiating. Biddeford Journal Tribune: Oct. 10, 1985. | WINCHENBACH, Vincent George (I43848)
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| 4036 | LifeSketch FRIENDSHIP — Vincent G. Winchenbaugh, 77, aus Friendship, starb am Dienstag nach langer Krankheit im Penobscot Bay Hospital in Rockport. Er wurde in Cambridge, Massachusetts, als Sohn von Ferival und Elizabeth Mobbs Winchenbaugh geboren. Winchenbaugh war im Ruhestand und arbeitete als Hausmeister im Schulverwaltungsbezirk 40. Er hinterlässt seine Frau Marie McGonagle Winchenbaugh aus Friendship, einen Sohn Vincent C. Winchenbaugh aus Rockland, zwei Töchter, Frau Stephen (June) Burke aus Warren und Frau Raymond (Lois) Faria aus Waldoboro, einen Bruder Paul Winchenbaugh aus Sanford, eine Schwester Phyllis Graham aus Medford, Massachusetts, sowie vier Enkelkinder. Die Trauerfeier fand heute um 14:00 Uhr auf dem Sweetland Cemetery in Waldoboro statt. Pfarrer Leo Goudreau leitete die Zeremonie. Biddeford Journal Tribune: 10. Oktober 1985. | WINCHENBACH, Vincent George (I43848)
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| 4037 | LifeSketch From Find a Grave: John A. Bowers, 54, passed away unexpectedly on the evening of June 6th 2011. Born in Damariscota on January 28, 1957, he was the son of Charles L. and Arvilla N. (Winchenbach) Bowers. John grew up in Damariscotta, attending local schools and graduating from Lincoln Academy in 1975. While at Lincoln, he began an affiliation with the school that was to have him become the President of the school's Board of Trustees this July. While a student there, he played varsity soccer, basketball and baseball, and was a member of numerous clubs and organizations. Even years after graduating, he was a fixture at various sporting events, watching family members participate. From the early 1990's – 2006, John volunteered his time to operate the basketball scoreboard. He finally accepted a stipend for his efforts, which were promptly donated back to the school. Since the fall of 2003, he had been a trustee at Lincoln, currently serving as Vice President. He was also a member of the Executive Committee, Committee on Trustees, Facilities Committee, Finance Committee and Chair of the Strategic Planning Committee. He was a huge part of the positive changes taking place at the school, and will be sorely missed by all who were a part of those changes. John may be best known throughout the area for his tireless work at Miles Memorial Hospital, and ultimately Lincoln County Healthcare. John started working at Miles in the seventh grade mowing lawns, and during his high school years he worked weekends and nights polishing floors. He started his full time working career upon graduating from Lincoln Academy, 36 years ago, and would prove to be an invaluable asset to the hospital. Throughout the years, John had many roles at the hospital, serving as Materials Manager, Director of Facilities, and his current position, Vice President of Operations. Any renovation and construction project that took place on the Miles Campus had John working tirelessly behind the scenes to make it a reality. John will be greatly missed throughout the Lincoln County Healthcare community. John was active with the local Little League during the 1990's, serving as a coach and then secretary for the league. He also continued to play, as a member of the Hatch-Yudy's team of the Midcoast Softball League. Whether it was grammar school, high school or as an adult on the championship winning Hatch-Yudy's team, John could be found holding down first base. His wife Lisa taught him how to have FUN, traveling extensively throughout the Carribean and Mexico, often with their children Adrienne and Ryan. Many trips were taken with Tammy, Peter, Chloe and Caleb Begley. One of his most special, was his surprise 50th birthday trip to Playa del Carmen, Mexico with Lisa, Adrienne, Tim, Ryan and Chelsea. He and Lisa also traveled to Chianti, Italy with their dear friends, Rachel and Randy Williamson in 2005. He loved his time spent at their home in Nobleboro, and their time at Moxie Cove with family and friends. A very special time each year were Christmas Eves spent with Lynne, Mike, Katie, Alex and Ian, celebrating the the holiday, but above all else, celebrating family. He loved watching the Red Sox and all the New England sports teams. Above all, he loved spending time with his children and grandson, Brayden. Besides his parents, John was predeceased by his brother, Charles "Chick" Bowers, in 1977. He is survived by his wife of 24 years, Lisa McLaughlin Bowers of Nobleboro; two children, Adrienne Bowers Irons and her husband Tim of Nobleboro, and Charles Ryan Bowers and his wife Chelsea of Nobleboro; one grandson, Brayden William Irons of Nobleboro; his sister, Lynne Petrillo and her husband, Mike of Newcastle; as well as a nephew, Ian Bowers of Bristol; and two nieces, Katie and Alex Petrillo of Portsmouth, NH. A time of visitation was held at the Strong-Hancock Funeral Home in Damariscotta on Friday, June 10th. A celebration of his life was held at St. Patrick's Church in Newcastle, on Saturday, June 11th. He was laid to rest with his brother and parents in the Hillside Cemetery in Damariscotta. In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of John Bowers, may be made to: Lincoln County Healthcare, Development Officer, 35 Miles Street, Damariscotta, ME 04543 or to Lincoln Academy, Development Office, 81 Academy Hill Road, Newcastle, ME 04553. | BOWERS, John Arthur (I44327)
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| 4038 | LifeSketch Funeral services for Mrs. Alice M. Flint widow of Fred C. Flint, who died Saturday in Gardiner, were held in her late home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Flint was the daughter of the late Moses and Hulda Shuman Hoak and is survived by one brother, Frank M. Hoak, a niece Mrs. Alice Jones, a nephew, Albert Mank, a step-son, William C. Flint and a step-granddaughter, Mrs. Gladys Flint Becker. Rev. O.G. Bernard officiated at the funeral services and interment was made in the German Lutheran Cemetery. Lincoln County News: May 13th, 1937. | HOAK, Alice M (I45754)
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| 4039 | LifeSketch Funeral services for Mrs. Alice M. Flint widow of Fred C. Flint, who died Saturday in Gardiner, were held in her late home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Flint was the daughter of the late Moses and Hulda Shuman Hoak and is survived by one brother, Frank M. Hoak, a niece Mrs. Alice Jones, a nephew, Albert Mank, a step-son, William C. Flint and a step-granddaughter, Mrs. Gladys Flint Becker. Rev. O.G. Bernard officiated at the funeral services and interment was made in the German Lutheran Cemetery. Lincoln County News: May 13th, 1937. | HOAK, Alice M (I45754)
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| 4040 | LifeSketch GARDEN GROVE, Calif. -- Dorothy B. Mack, 89, passed away quietly after a lengthy illness on Sept. 5, 2011. She was born March 23, 1922, the daughter of Beatrice D. Hart and Theodore H. Mathieu. She was predeceased by her husband, Andrew Mack in July 1985. She is survived by two loving sons, Gary and Wayne Mack; a brother, Ted Mathieu; a sister, Leonita Lefebvre; 19 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Dorothy was a graduate of Skowhegan High School. She enjoyed reading, painting, knitting and entertaining her family for holidays. She was employed for several years as a dental assistant, managing several dentists and employees in Long Beach, Calif. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 14, at All Souls Mortuary in Long Beach. Burial will occur in All Souls Cemetery. Published by Morning Sentinel on Sep. 8, 2011. | MATHIEU, Dorothy Beatrice (I44886)
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| 4041 | LifeSketch GARDEN GROVE, Kalifornien — Dorothy B. Mack, 89, ist nach langer Krankheit am 5. September 2011 friedlich verstorben. Sie wurde am 23. März 1922 als Tochter von Beatrice D. Hart und Theodore H. Mathieu geboren. Ihr Ehemann Andrew Mack starb bereits im Juli 1985. Sie hinterlässt zwei geliebte Söhne, Gary und Wayne Mack; einen Bruder, Ted Mathieu; eine Schwester, Leonita Lefebvre; 19 Enkel und vier Urenkel. Dorothy war Absolventin der Skowhegan High School. Sie las, malte, strickte und unterhielt ihre Familie gerne an Feiertagen. Sie arbeitete mehrere Jahre als Zahnarzthelferin und betreute mehrere Zahnärzte und Mitarbeiter in Long Beach, Kalifornien. Die Trauerfeier findet am Mittwoch, dem 14. September, um 11 Uhr im All Souls Mortuary in Long Beach statt. Die Beisetzung erfolgt auf dem All Souls Cemetery. Veröffentlicht im Morning Sentinel am 8. September 2011. | MATHIEU, Dorothy Beatrice (I44886)
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| 4042 | LifeSketch George E. Robinson, Sr. September 08, 1929 - March 04, 2014 George E. Robinson, Sr., 84, of 348 Mill St. Ext., died Tuesday, March 4, 2014 in River Terrace Healthcare, after an illness. He leaves four children: Carol Garfield and her husband, David, of Winchendon, George Robinson, Jr. and his wife, Chris, of Lunenburg, Sharon Flanigan and her husband, James, of Marlborough, and Laura Robinson of Clinton; four step-children: Mary Sulkoski and her husband, Tony, of Brunswick, ME, Dianne Cahill and her husband, Lee, of Oxford, Susan Durost and her husband, Robert, of Lancaster, and Kenneth Godin of Lancaster; a brother, Charles Robinson; two sisters: Dorothy Bailey and Emma Campbell; 20 grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren. He was predeceased by his wife of 47 years, Mary A. (Marchelletta) Robinson, who died in 2005, and their son, Philip S. Robinson, who died in 1982. Three siblings, Kenneth Robinson, Arthur Robinson, and Elizabeth Witkowski, also predeceased him. George was born in Harvard, son of Charles and Orilda (Stebbins) Robinson, and lived in Lancaster most of his life. A US Army Veteran of the Korean War, he served with the 101st Airborne Division, and was an active member of the American Legion, Post 96, for nearly 50 years. He worked for the Town of Lancaster, Department of Public Works, for 30 years, retiring as Supervisor in 1991. George was a dedicated member of the community, who, through the years, served on numerous committees for the betterment of the Town of Lancaster, including the Korean War Memorial, and the Thayer Field Commission, and served as Water Commissioner and a Special Reserve Police Officer. Services and burial are private. There are no calling hours. For those who wish, the family suggests that memorial donations be made to the Lancaster Ambulance Department, P.O. Box 96, Lancaster, MA 01523, or to a Veterans Organization of one's choice. Obituary posted by McNally & Watson Funeral & Cremation Service | ROBINSON, George Edward (I44879)
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| 4043 | LifeSketch GERARD F. HURLEY UNITED STATES NAVY VETERAN/ KOREAN WAR AGE 85 YEARS Gerard F. Hurley of Natick, passed away, Saturday, November 21, 2020. Beloved husband of 58 years of the late Ruth P. (McNeilly) Hurley. He was the devoted father of Gerard F. Hurley, Jr. of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Audrey Mutascio of Stoughton, Robert Hurley of Natick, Paul Hurley of Roslindale, Michael Hurley of Billerica, and Kelley Duncan of Natick. Cherished grandfather of 8 grandchildren and great-grandfather of one. Caring brother of Joseph, Richard, William, and John Hurley, Elaine Nasuti, Dorothy Scott, Barbara Aprille, Lorraine Lydstone, and the late Robert and Mary Margaret Hurley, and Elizabeth Augenstene. Gerard was a retired plumber with Local 12 in Boston. Burial in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Natick. Arrangements: John Everett & Sons NATICK Published in Boston Globe from Nov. 22 to Nov. 23, 2020. | HURLEY, Gerard F. (I41255)
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| 4044 | LifeSketch GERARD F. HURLEY UNITED STATES NAVY VETERAN/ KOREAN WAR AGE 85 YEARS Gerard F. Hurley of Natick, passed away, Saturday, November 21, 2020. Beloved husband of 58 years of the late Ruth P. (McNeilly) Hurley. He was the devoted father of Gerard F. Hurley, Jr. of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Audrey Mutascio of Stoughton, Robert Hurley of Natick, Paul Hurley of Roslindale, Michael Hurley of Billerica, and Kelley Duncan of Natick. Cherished grandfather of 8 grandchildren and great-grandfather of one. Caring brother of Joseph, Richard, William, and John Hurley, Elaine Nasuti, Dorothy Scott, Barbara Aprille, Lorraine Lydstone, and the late Robert and Mary Margaret Hurley, and Elizabeth Augenstene. Gerard was a retired plumber with Local 12 in Boston. Burial in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Natick. Arrangements: John Everett & Sons NATICK Published in Boston Globe from Nov. 22 to Nov. 23, 2020. | HURLEY, Gerard F. (I41255)
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| 4045 | LifeSketch Gestorben im Alter von 79 Jahren. EHEFRAU VON WRIGHT E. CHARLES Mabel Hope (Lewis) Charles, 79, langjährige Bewohnerin der Mayflower Lane im südchinesischen Dorf, starb am Mittwoch nach kurzer Krankheit im Mid Maine Center in Waterville. Sie wurde in Whitefield als Tochter von Leslie Wadsworth und Blanche Robinson Lewis geboren und absolvierte die Erskine Academy in Südchina und die Farmington Normal School. Während des Zweiten Weltkriegs arbeitete Frau Charles in den Eisenwerken von Bath und unterrichtete anschließend an einer Schule. Später besaß sie ein Antiquitätengeschäft, Auld Lang Syne, wurde aber vor allem als Inhaberin von Grey Matter Service, einem Antiquariat in Südchina, bekannt. Sie war Mitglied der China Historical Society, der Handelskammer China, der National Bookmen's Association und ehemaliges Mitglied von Zonta International. Sie engagierte sich außerdem in verschiedenen Schulausschüssen und engagierte sich sehr für die städtischen Angelegenheiten der Stadt. Ihr Ehemann, Wright E. Charles, starb 1973. Sie hinterlässt drei Söhne: Preston Purington aus West Bowdoin, Howard Charles aus Skowhegan und Harold Charles aus China; drei Töchter: Priscilla Daigle aus Fort Kent, Nancy Bennett aus Denver, Colorado, und Mary Morgan aus Wells; fünf Schwestern: Marion Boynton und Geneva Ellis, beide aus Augusta, Mary Bailey aus Wilamina, Oregon, Helen Lewis aus McMinville, Oregon, und Caroline Griswold aus Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; zehn Enkel und eine Urenkelin. (Maine Sunday Telegram (Portland, ME) 18.09.1994) (Findagrave.com) | LEWIS, Mabel Hope (I44896)
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| 4046 | LifeSketch Gilbert F Mank (1848-1937) Son of Edw Mank b abt 1813 & Esther Mank b abt 1815, resided Waldoboro 1880 Husband of (1) Luella "Ella" A Eugley Mank Reed (1864-1953), m 1884 Waldoboro ME, div 1901/2 Husband of (2) Fronia M Mank (1847-1874) Died 4 Dec 1937 AE 89 ys find a grave | MANK, Gilbert F. (I48080)
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| 4047 | LifeSketch Gilbert F Mank (1848-1937) Son of Edw Mank b abt 1813 & Esther Mank b abt 1815, resided Waldoboro 1880 Husband of (1) Luella "Ella" A Eugley Mank Reed (1864-1953), m 1884 Waldoboro ME, div 1901/2 Husband of (2) Fronia M Mank (1847-1874) Died 4 Dec 1937 AE 89 ys find a grave | MANK, Gilbert F. (I48080)
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| 4048 | LifeSketch Gladys Viola Cushman Benner, 79, died Friday December 9, 2011 at Windward Gardens in Camden. She was born April 23, 1932 in Rockland to Cecil and Cora Spear Cushman. Gladys spent her childhood in Thomaston and graduated from Thomaston High School in the class of 1950. As a teenager she enjoyed babysitting and worked in the sardine packing factories in Rockland. Her favorite pass times were skating and dancing. On October 25, 1952 she married Otis B. Benner, Jr.. Early in their marriage Gladys worked at G.T.E. Sylvania in Waldoboro and later became a life-time homemaker, raising four children. Through the years, she enjoyed the many day trips, her son, Douglas, took her on, until his passing in 1991. She was predeceased by her son, Douglas; granddaughter, Nichole Benner; brothers, Harold and Frank Cushman. She is survived by her husband of 59 years, Otis B. Benner, Jr. of Waldoboro Sons: Bryan Benner of Waldoboro Craig Benner of Damariscotta Daughter: Emily Benner of Waldoboro Brother: Sherman Cushman of Friendship Sister: Donna Jillson of Rockland Granddaughters: Maria Cox of Warren Amy Collins of Myrtle Beach, SC Heather Bacon of Old Town Great grandchildren: Andy and Douglas Collins of Myrtle Beach, SC Joshua, Nichole and Hannah Cox of Warren Great grandchildren: Ashley and Breanna Collins of Myrtle Beach, SC There will be a time of visitation from 10 to 11 a.m. Wednesday December 14, 2011 followed by the funeral at 11 a.m. at the Hall Funeral Home, 949 Main Street, Waldoboro. Rev. Robert Bellows will officiate. Burial will follow in the Benner Family Cemetery in Nobleboro. | CUSHMAN, Gladys Viola (I40831)
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| 4049 | LifeSketch Gladys Viola Cushman Benner, 79, died Friday December 9, 2011 at Windward Gardens in Camden. She was born April 23, 1932 in Rockland to Cecil and Cora Spear Cushman. Gladys spent her childhood in Thomaston and graduated from Thomaston High School in the class of 1950. As a teenager she enjoyed babysitting and worked in the sardine packing factories in Rockland. Her favorite pass times were skating and dancing. On October 25, 1952 she married Otis B. Benner, Jr.. Early in their marriage Gladys worked at G.T.E. Sylvania in Waldoboro and later became a life-time homemaker, raising four children. Through the years, she enjoyed the many day trips, her son, Douglas, took her on, until his passing in 1991. She was predeceased by her son, Douglas; granddaughter, Nichole Benner; brothers, Harold and Frank Cushman. She is survived by her husband of 59 years, Otis B. Benner, Jr. of Waldoboro Sons: Bryan Benner of Waldoboro Craig Benner of Damariscotta Daughter: Emily Benner of Waldoboro Brother: Sherman Cushman of Friendship Sister: Donna Jillson of Rockland Granddaughters: Maria Cox of Warren Amy Collins of Myrtle Beach, SC Heather Bacon of Old Town Great grandchildren: Andy and Douglas Collins of Myrtle Beach, SC Joshua, Nichole and Hannah Cox of Warren Great grandchildren: Ashley and Breanna Collins of Myrtle Beach, SC There will be a time of visitation from 10 to 11 a.m. Wednesday December 14, 2011 followed by the funeral at 11 a.m. at the Hall Funeral Home, 949 Main Street, Waldoboro. Rev. Robert Bellows will officiate. Burial will follow in the Benner Family Cemetery in Nobleboro. | CUSHMAN, Gladys Viola (I40831)
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| 4050 | LifeSketch Gloria Evelyn Mank, 69, aus Waldoboro, starb am Dienstag, den 16. September, in einem Krankenhaus in Rockport. Sie wurde in Cushing als Tochter von Lemuel und Vivian Larabee Miller geboren und wuchs dort auf und besuchte dort die Schule. Sie besuchte auch die Thomaston High School. Frau Mank war ihr ganzes Leben lang Hausfrau und spielte gern Beano. 25 Jahre lang war sie die Lebensgefährtin von Conrad W. Miller aus Waldoboro. Hinterblieben sind ihre Mutter Vivian Miller aus Waldoboro, ein Sohn Philip W. Mank aus Washington, zwei Töchter, Evelyn P. Lane aus Waldoboro und Mae Holmes aus Rockland, ein Bruder, Lemuel Miller aus Waldoboro, drei Schwestern, Verleigh Sanborn aus Waldoboro, Esther Mank aus Bremen und Marjory Donnell aus Vernon, Connecticut, sowie sieben Enkel und vier Urenkel. Lincoln County News: 25. September 1997. | MILLER, Gloria Evelyn (I44522)
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