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| 4051 | LifeSketch Lt. Cdr. Ernest Albert Munro Jr, who along with Colonel John Webber, were assassinated in the streets of Guatemala City. | MUNRO, Lt. Cdr Ernest Albert Jr. (I46818)
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| 4052 | LifeSketch Lyndall J. Mink, Nachruf Fr., 30.12.2016 — 14:30 Uhr Lyndall J. Mink Lyndall J. Mink, 83, ehemals aus Appleton, starb am 25. Dezember 2016 im Mercy Hospital in Portland. Lyndall wurde am 30. November 1933 in Appleton als eines von fünf Kindern von Ivan und Irene (Johnson) Mink geboren. Sie wuchs in Appleton und Union auf und besuchte dort die Schule. Während ihrer Kindheit half sie auf dem Familienbauernhof mit. Sie arbeitete im Laufe ihres Lebens an verschiedenen Orten, darunter bei GTE Sylvania in Waldoboro, Tibbetts Industries in Camden, der Stinson Canning Company in Rockland, dem Camden Nursing Home und als Kindermädchen für eine Familie in der Nähe. Sie fuhr gerne Motorrad, liebte Tiere, die Natur und hatte einen ausgeprägten Sinn für Humor. Außerdem mochte sie Country-Musik, Tanzen und Hockey. Sie engagierte sich ehrenamtlich in der St. Luke's Church in Portland. Ihre Eltern, ihre Schwestern Constance Mink und Natalie Gushee sowie ihr Bruder Keith Mink verstarben bereits vor ihr. Sie hinterlässt eine Tochter, Jean Wade, aus Atlantic Beach, North Carolina; ihren Sohn, Lawrence „Larry" Wade, aus Rockport; ihren Bruder, Lyndon „Lenny" Mink und seine Frau Marion, aus Royal Palm Beach, Florida; ihren Enkel, Alex Winslow, aus Portland; sowie mehrere Nichten und Neffen. Eine Trauerfeier zu Lyndalls Ehren findet im Frühjahr 2017 auf dem West Rockport Cemetery statt. Spenden in Lyndalls Gedenken können an das P.A.W.S. Animal Adoption Center, P.O. gerichtet werden. Postfach 707, Rockport, ME 04856. Die Organisation übernimmt das Bestattungsinstitut Hall, Main Street 949, Waldoboro. Teilen Sie der Familie Ihr Beileid unter www.hallfuneralhomes.com mit. | MINK, Lyndall J (I44422)
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| 4053 | LifeSketch Lyndall J. Mink, obituary Fri, 12/30/2016 - 2:30pm Lyndall J. Mink Lyndall J. Mink, 83, formerly of Appleton, died December 25, 2016 at Mercy Hospital in Portland. Lyndall was born November 30, 1933 in Appleton to Ivan and Irene (Johnson) Mink, one of five children. She grew up and attended schools in Appleton and Union. She assisted on the family farm while she was growing up. She worked in several places throughout her life including GTE Sylvania in Waldoboro, Tibbetts Industries in Camden, Stinson Canning Company in Rockland, Camden Nursing Home,and as a nannie for a local family. She enjoyed riding her motorcycles, loved animals, nature, and had a great sense of humor. She also enjoyed country music, dancing and hockey. She was an active volunteer at St. Luke's Church in Portland. She was predeceased by her parents; a sisters, Constance Mink and Natalie Gushee and by a brother, Keith Mink. She is survived by a daughter, Jean Wade, of Atlantic Beach, N.C.; son, Lawrence "Larry" Wade, of Rockport; brother, Lyndon "Lenny" Mink and his wife, Marion, of Royal Palm Beach, Fla.; grandson, Alex Winslow, of Portland; and several nieces and nephews. A graveside service to celebrate Lyndall's life will be held at the West Rockport Cemetery in the spring of 2017. Contributions in Lyndall's memory may be made to P.A.W.S. Animal Adoption Center, P.O. Box 707,Rockport, ME 04856. Arrangements are entrusted to Hall Funeral Home and Cremation Service,949 Main Street,Waldoboro. Share condolences with the family at www.hallfuneralhomes.com | MINK, Lyndall J (I44422)
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| 4054 | LifeSketch Madelyn Woodbury passed away peacefully at her son's home in Jefferson on Feb. 27, 2022. She was 76 years old. Madelyn, or Maddie as most of her friends knew her, was born in Rockland on Sept. 20, 1945 to Gertrude Mank and Augustus Moody Jr. She and her older brother Dean grew up on the family farm in Jefferson and attended Lincoln Academy, class of 1963 where she was proud to receive the Crisco Homemaker Award. After graduation, she married Eben C. Hunt and had two children, Dale and Kimberly. She was skilled in secretarial and administrative positions but found the greatest career satisfaction when she became a full-time seamstress, where she created original designs and expertly tailored apparel for many in the community for their special events. Many of her clients became lifelong friends. Her creativity in the sewing room spilled into watercolor painting. She created a small studio at her home and note cards from some of her favorite works. Her Christmas tree painting was a popular design at local craft fairs. Later in life, she created custom pillows adorned with antique buttons that Sproul's Furniture carried. Maddie loved family, her many pet cats, and Buick Riviera cars. She enjoyed baking pies and her family looked forward to her cinnamon buns during the holidays. She had an affinity for fashion and subscribed to many fashion magazines and was known for wearing her beret when out and about. She enjoyed genealogy and researching her family history. She was a faithful friend to many and a devout parishioner at the First Baptist Church in Nobleboro. Maddie is survived by her son, Dale Hunt, his wife, Katherine, and grandchildren, Lauren and Gus, of Jefferson; her daughter, Kimberly Hunt, husband, Michael Bisson, and granddaughter, Camille, of Pleasanton, Calif.; and her first husband, Eben C. Hunt, of Newcastle. She is predeceased by her parents; brother; husband, Walter Littlefield; and husband, Tom Woodbury. A graveside service for family and memorial service for friends and family is planned for later in the spring. Hall's of Waldoboro has care of the arrangements. To extend online condolences visit their Book of Memories at hallfuneralhomes.com. The Lincoln County News, March 1, 2022 ******* Madelyn Woodbury Service Announcement May 2, 2022 at 2:41 pm A private graveside service will be held for Madelyn Woodbury, who passed away on Feb. 27, 2022. Family and friends are invited to join us for a memorial service to be held following the service at the Hunt family home located at 1330 Bunker Hill Road in Jefferson from 4 to 5 p.m., Monday, May 16. Hall Funeral Home has care of the arrangements. | MOODY, Madeline “Maddie” (I43464)
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| 4055 | LifeSketch Madelyn Woodbury starb am 27. Februar 2022 friedlich im Haus ihres Sohnes in Jefferson. Sie wurde 76 Jahre alt. Madelyn, oder Maddie, wie die meisten ihrer Freunde sie nannten, wurde am 20. September 1945 in Rockland als Tochter von Gertrude Mank und Augustus Moody Jr. geboren. Sie und ihr älterer Bruder Dean wuchsen auf dem Familienbauernhof in Jefferson auf und besuchten 1963 die Lincoln Academy, wo sie stolz den Crisco Homemaker Award erhielt. Nach ihrem Abschluss heiratete sie Eben C. Hunt und bekam zwei Kinder, Dale und Kimberly. Sie war in Sekretariats- und Verwaltungsberufen ausgebildet, fand aber ihre größte berufliche Erfüllung als Vollzeitschneiderin. Sie entwarf originelle Designs und schneiderte fachmännisch Kleidung für viele Menschen in der Gemeinde für besondere Anlässe. Viele ihrer Kunden wurden zu lebenslangen Freunden. Ihre Kreativität in der Nähstube fand ihren Weg in die Aquarellmalerei. Sie richtete sich zu Hause ein kleines Atelier ein und fertigte Grußkarten mit einigen ihrer Lieblingswerke an. Ihr Weihnachtsbaumbild war ein beliebtes Motiv auf lokalen Kunsthandwerksmärkten. Später fertigte sie individuelle Kissen mit antiken Knöpfen an, die Sproul's Furniture führte. Maddie liebte ihre Familie, ihre vielen Katzen und ihre Buick Riviera. Sie backte gern Kuchen, und ihre Familie freute sich an den Feiertagen auf ihre Zimtschnecken. Sie hatte ein besonderes Modebewusstsein, abonnierte viele Modezeitschriften und war dafür bekannt, unterwegs ihre Baskenmütze zu tragen. Sie interessierte sich für Genealogie und die Erforschung ihrer Familiengeschichte. Sie war vielen eine treue Freundin und ein gläubiges Gemeindemitglied der First Baptist Church in Nobleboro. Maddie hinterlässt ihren Sohn Dale Hunt, seine Frau Katherine und ihre Enkelkinder Lauren und Gus aus Jefferson; ihre Tochter Kimberly Hunt, ihren Ehemann Michael Bisson und ihre Enkelin Camille aus Pleasanton, Kalifornien; und ihren ersten Ehemann Eben C. Hunt aus Newcastle. Ihre Eltern, ihr Bruder, ihr Ehemann Walter Littlefield und ihr Ehemann Tom Woodbury sind bereits verstorben. Eine Trauerfeier für die Familie und eine Trauerfeier für Freunde und Angehörige sind für später im Frühjahr geplant. Hall's of Waldoboro kümmert sich um die Vorbereitungen. Online-Kondolenzen können Sie im Erinnerungsbuch unter hallfuneralhomes.com aussprechen. The Lincoln County News, 1. März 2022 ******* Madelyn Woodbury Ankündigung der Trauerfeier 2. Mai 2022, 14:41 Uhr Für Madelyn Woodbury, die am 27. Februar 2022 verstorben ist, findet eine private Trauerfeier am Grab statt. Familie und Freunde sind herzlich eingeladen, am Montag, den 16. Mai, von 16 bis 17 Uhr im Haus der Familie Hunt in der Bunker Hill Road 1330 in Jefferson an der Trauerfeier teilzunehmen. Das Bestattungsinstitut Hall kümmert sich um die Vorbereitungen. | MOODY, Madeline “Maddie” (I43464)
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| 4056 | LifeSketch Margaret A. Roberts August 29, 1932 — February 20, 2012 Margaret A. "Peggy" (Fino) Roberts of Reading passed away on Monday, February 20, 2012 at Winchester Hospital. She was 79 years of age. Born in Everett, Peggy was the loving daughter of the late Francis Fino and Doris (Mank) Fino. Peggy was a warm and caring daughter, sister, wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, aunt and friend. She will be deeply missed. Peggy was a lifelong resident of Reading. She was a graduate of the class of 1952 at Reading High School. Peggy worked for MassBank and The Town of Reading at Town Hall. She enjoyed planning class reunions and volunteering for Reading Elder Services and for Town Elections. Peggy was the beloved mother of Steven Roberts and his wife Sandra of Reading, Michael Roberts and his wife Amelia of Wilmington, Chris Roberts of Reading and the late Darlene Roberts. She was the cherished grandmother of Heather Lisano and her husband William of Billerica, Steven Roberts and Jen Roberts, both of Reading, Devin Roberts of Wilmington. Peggy was the loving great grandmother of Ella Lisano. She was the dear sister of the late Francis Fino and John Fino. Peggy was also survived by many loving nieces and nephews. Funeral from the Doherty - Barile Family Funeral Home, 11 Linden St. READING Friday at 9:30am followed by a Funeral Mass Celebrating Peggy's Eternal Life in St. Agnes Church, 186 Woburn St. Reading at 10:30am. Family and friends are cordially invited to gather and share remembrances with the Family on Thursday from 4-8pm in the Funeral Home. Parking attendants will be available. Interment Forest Glen Cemetery, Reading. Please honor Peggy by making donations in her memory to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, PO Box 1000 Dept. 142, Memphis, TN 38148-0142. | FINO, Margaret (Peggy) (I44456)
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| 4057 | LifeSketch Marion Elizabeth (Walter) Nason, 86, a lifelong resident of Wolfeboro, N.H., passed away peacefully surrounded by her loving family on May 9, 2019, at Huggins Hospital in Wolfeboro, N.H. Marion was born at her home in Wolfeboro on Sept. 9, 1932, daughter of the late Donald E. Walter and Bernice (Piper) Walter. She was the wife of the late Donald R. Nason (died 2000). Marion was active in the Tuftonboro Grange and the Wolfeboro Fire Department Women's Auxiliary. She was a beloved grandmother and great-grandmother. She is also survived by her daughter. Marion was predeceased by her two children, Walter D. Nason and Bonnie Conway Daily Sun, May 14, 2019 | WALTER, Marion Elizabeth (I44966)
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| 4058 | LifeSketch Marion Elizabeth (Walter) Nason, 86, a lifelong resident of Wolfeboro, N.H., passed away peacefully surrounded by her loving family on May 9, 2019, at Huggins Hospital in Wolfeboro, N.H. Marion was born at her home in Wolfeboro on Sept. 9, 1932, daughter of the late Donald E. Walter and Bernice (Piper) Walter. She was the wife of the late Donald R. Nason (died 2000). Marion was active in the Tuftonboro Grange and the Wolfeboro Fire Department Women's Auxiliary. She was a beloved grandmother and great-grandmother. She is also survived by her daughter. Marion was predeceased by her two children, Walter D. Nason and Bonnie Conway Daily Sun, May 14, 2019 | WALTER, Marion Elizabeth (I44966)
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| 4059 | LifeSketch married Lyford Rich Oct 14, 1937 Nellie Irene (Walls) Rich, wife of the late Lyford Judson Rich, died peacefully at home with her family on Aug. 21, 2000, after a brief illness with cancer. She was born March 23, 1919, in West Tremont, the daughter of Alvin and Bessie (Reed) Walls and the granddaughter of Nathan Adam and Emma (Mitchell) Reed and Otis and Katherine (Murphy) Walls. Nellie attended the Tremont schools and graduated from Pemetic High School in Southwest Harbor in 1937. During World War II, she worked at the Viedes Root defense plant in Hartford, Conn., for five years. She returned to Maine in 1978, following her retirement from Parker Brothers in Salem, Mass., after 17 years of service. Nellie was a past member of St. John's Episcopal Church in Southwest Harbor and an active member of the Tremont Ladies Aid. Nellie was predeceased by her husband of 53 years. She leaves behind five children, Fred Rich and his wife, Virginia, of Town Hill, Thomas Rich and his wife, Julie, of Chelmsford, Mass., Pamela Reed of Southwest Harbor, Valeria Allen and her special friend, Tom Brown, of Haverhill, Mass., and Crystal Vorrasi of Virginia. She also leaves behind her sister, Mildred (Rich) and her husband, Lawrence Dodge, of Bernard; two brothers, Nathan Walls and his wife, Myrtle, of Ellsworth and Gerald Walls and his wife, Jo Ann, of Bass Harbor. She will be sadly missed by her 11 grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. A funeral service will be held 10 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 24, 2000, at Fernald Funeral Chapel, Main Street, Mount Desert. In lieu of flowers, Nellie requested those who wish to remember her in a special way to send a donation to the Tremont Ladies Aid Society or the Southwest Harbor/Tremont Ambulance Fund. (Thanks to Patti Leland for the bio) | WALLS, Nellie Irene (I45841)
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| 4060 | LifeSketch married Lyford Rich Oct 14, 1937 Nellie Irene (Walls) Rich, wife of the late Lyford Judson Rich, died peacefully at home with her family on Aug. 21, 2000, after a brief illness with cancer. She was born March 23, 1919, in West Tremont, the daughter of Alvin and Bessie (Reed) Walls and the granddaughter of Nathan Adam and Emma (Mitchell) Reed and Otis and Katherine (Murphy) Walls. Nellie attended the Tremont schools and graduated from Pemetic High School in Southwest Harbor in 1937. During World War II, she worked at the Viedes Root defense plant in Hartford, Conn., for five years. She returned to Maine in 1978, following her retirement from Parker Brothers in Salem, Mass., after 17 years of service. Nellie was a past member of St. John's Episcopal Church in Southwest Harbor and an active member of the Tremont Ladies Aid. Nellie was predeceased by her husband of 53 years. She leaves behind five children, Fred Rich and his wife, Virginia, of Town Hill, Thomas Rich and his wife, Julie, of Chelmsford, Mass., Pamela Reed of Southwest Harbor, Valeria Allen and her special friend, Tom Brown, of Haverhill, Mass., and Crystal Vorrasi of Virginia. She also leaves behind her sister, Mildred (Rich) and her husband, Lawrence Dodge, of Bernard; two brothers, Nathan Walls and his wife, Myrtle, of Ellsworth and Gerald Walls and his wife, Jo Ann, of Bass Harbor. She will be sadly missed by her 11 grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. A funeral service will be held 10 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 24, 2000, at Fernald Funeral Chapel, Main Street, Mount Desert. In lieu of flowers, Nellie requested those who wish to remember her in a special way to send a donation to the Tremont Ladies Aid Society or the Southwest Harbor/Tremont Ambulance Fund. (Thanks to Patti Leland for the bio) | WALLS, Nellie Irene (I45841)
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| 4061 | LifeSketch Mildred E. Staples, 92, died March 24, 2017, at Pen Bay Medical Center, after a period of declining health. Born in Rockland on March 17, 1925, she was the daughter of Cleveland P. and Esther M. Wall Harvey. She was educated in Rockland schools. On Sept. 22, 1970, she married Roswell Paul Staples in Rockland. Mildred's working career began at Harvey Taxi in Rockland. She later worked at the First National Store and at National Sea Products. More recently and until her retirement, she worked as a dispatcher and driver, at her husband's business, Schooner Bay Taxi Company in Rockland. For many years, Mildred was a member of the Rockland Lodge of Elks Emblem Club and the Winslow-Holbrook-Merritt American Legion Post No. 1, Auxiliary. She enjoyed the many friendships made at both of those organizations. In addition to her parents; Mildred was predeceased by her husband, Roswell Paul Staples on June 24, 2016; one son, Richard E. Lawry; and four siblings, George C. Harvey, Roger N. Harvey, Harold E. Harvey and Ethelyn L. Whittemore. She is survived by two sons and their wives, Bradley J. and Sheila Dodge of Camden, and Terry and Patti Lawry of St. George; four grandchildren, Wendy Dodge, Suzzy Stowell and her husband, Adam, Kelsey A. Lawry, and Trevor Lawry; one great-grandson, Parker; as well as many nieces and nephews. Family and friends are invited to visit Sunday, May 14, from 5 to 7 p.m. at Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, 110 Limerock St. in Rockland. A graveside service will be held Monday, May 15, at 11 a.m. at Ocean View Cemetery on Spruce Head Road in South Thomaston. | HARVEY, Mildred Elsie (I44173)
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| 4062 | LifeSketch Mildred E. Staples, 92, starb am 24. März 2017 im Pen Bay Medical Center nach einer Zeit schlechter Gesundheit. Sie wurde am 17. März 1925 in Rockland als Tochter von Cleveland P. und Esther M. Wall Harvey geboren. Sie besuchte die Schulen in Rockland. Am 22. September 1970 heiratete sie Roswell Paul Staples in Rockland. Mildreds berufliche Laufbahn begann bei Harvey Taxi in Rockland. Später arbeitete sie im First National Store und bei National Sea Products. Bis zu ihrer Pensionierung arbeitete sie als Disponentin und Fahrerin im Unternehmen ihres Mannes, der Schooner Bay Taxi Company in Rockland. Mildred war viele Jahre Mitglied des Rockland Lodge of Elks Emblem Clubs und der Winslow-Holbrook-Merritt American Legion Post No. 1, Auxiliary. Sie schätzte die vielen Freundschaften, die sie in beiden Organisationen schloss. Neben ihren Eltern verstarben vor Mildred ihr Ehemann Roswell Paul Staples am 24. Juni 2016, ein Sohn, Richard E. Lawry, und vier Geschwister, George C. Harvey, Roger N. Harvey, Harold E. Harvey und Ethelyn L. Whittemore. Sie hinterlässt zwei Söhne und deren Ehefrauen, Bradley J. und Sheila Dodge aus Camden sowie Terry und Patti Lawry aus St. George, vier Enkelkinder, Wendy Dodge, Suzzy Stowell und ihren Ehemann Adam, Kelsey A. Lawry und Trevor Lawry, einen Urenkel, Parker, sowie zahlreiche Nichten und Neffen. Familie und Freunde sind herzlich eingeladen, sie am Sonntag, den 14. Mai, von 17 bis 19 Uhr im Bestattungsinstitut Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins, Limerock St. 110 in Rockland, zu besuchen. Eine Trauerfeier findet am Montag, dem 15. Mai, um 11 Uhr auf dem Ocean View Cemetery an der Spruce Head Road in South Thomaston statt. | HARVEY, Mildred Elsie (I44173)
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| 4063 | LifeSketch Milton H Wooster served as an S1 in the US Coast Guard during World War I. **** Milton H. Wooster August 6, 1925 ~ April 1, 2009 THOMASTON - Milton H. Wooster, 83, died with his loving family at his side, following a long battle with cancer, Wednesday, April 1, 2009 at his home. Born in Owls Head, August 6, 1925, he was the son of C. Ansel and Elvie Robinson Wooster. He was raised in Rockland on Holmes Street. Milton was educated in Rockland and was a 1943 graduate of Rockland High School. During his senior year spring break, he went to Boston where he enlisted in U.S. Coast Guard, entering after graduation. Serving during World War II, in the European-African-Middle Eastern Theaters and the Asiatic Pacific Theaters, Milton served aboard the USS Cepheus. Returning from the war, he participated in many plays with the Rockland Theater. His wife remembers he would often quote lines from plays from over 40 years ago. His sharp mind allowed him to recall dates and events that happened years ago. On July 22, 1983 he married Shirley Seekins Paulsen in Camden. Together they created and built the Coastal Cosmetology Academy, operating it for several years with Milton as bookkeeper. Milton was a warm, gentle man who never judged anyone. He would extend a helping hand to anyone regardless of their situation and wouldn't ask any questions. He often took family and friends into his home when they needed a place to stay. He had a big heart and loved children, whether they were his "adopted" kids he met while serving overseas, his own grandchildren, or the Boy Scout troops he led. Keeping with the Boy Scout code, he gave of his time to help 13 boys earn their Eagle Scout. For many years Milton was employed as an office manager at Fuller Cadillac in Rockland. For several years he was rated number one in his accounting work by the company. He also served as office manager for other area car dealerships. Milton was a great organizer and kept numerous note books with memorabilia. Much of this memorabilia he donated to the Maine Lighthouse Museum. The museum is currently working on an exhibit in his honor. A person of strong faith, Milton enjoyed reading his bible. His wife remembers that he never once complained during his illness and often comforted her by saying it was not for them to question. He believed his Lord had a plan for him. Predeceased by a son Daniel Wooster in 2002 and a grandson Jamie Ross in 2008; Milton is survived by his wife, Shirley Wooster of Thomaston; his children, Dennis Wooster of Warren, David Wooster and his wife, Nancy of Waldoboro, Doreen Genthner and her companion, Dane Winslow of Union, Donald Paulsen, II and his wife, Cathy of Cushing, Tammy Benner of Rockland; Lori Benner and her husband, Steven of Warren; eight grandchildren, Cate Wooster, Amy Wooster, Misty Link, Melony Gomez, Ashley Benner, Craig Benner, Chelsey Benner, Dustin Benner; 11 great-grandchildren, Ashley Wooster, Logan Link, Abby Harris, Courtney Wooster, Dylan Williams, Noah Ross, Alexander Gomez, Aaleigh McDonald, Jace Doughty, Ava Beal, Owan Ross; as well as two brothers Carlton Wooster and his wife Leona of Rockland, and Ervin Wooster of Rockland. A celebration of his life will be held at 2:00 p.m., Sunday, April 5, 2009 at Thomaston Federated Church, 8 Hyler Street in Thomaston. Interment in Village Cemetery, Thomaston, will be announced in the spring. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Thomaston Federated Church, 8 Hyler Street, Thomaston, ME 04861, or Make-A-Wish Foundation, 87 Elm Street, Suite 206, Camden, Maine 04843. Arrangements are in the care of Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, 110 Limerock Street, Rockland. | WOOSTER, Milton H (I45565)
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| 4064 | LifeSketch Milton H Wooster served as an S1 in the US Coast Guard during World War I. **** Milton H. Wooster August 6, 1925 ~ April 1, 2009 THOMASTON - Milton H. Wooster, 83, died with his loving family at his side, following a long battle with cancer, Wednesday, April 1, 2009 at his home. Born in Owls Head, August 6, 1925, he was the son of C. Ansel and Elvie Robinson Wooster. He was raised in Rockland on Holmes Street. Milton was educated in Rockland and was a 1943 graduate of Rockland High School. During his senior year spring break, he went to Boston where he enlisted in U.S. Coast Guard, entering after graduation. Serving during World War II, in the European-African-Middle Eastern Theaters and the Asiatic Pacific Theaters, Milton served aboard the USS Cepheus. Returning from the war, he participated in many plays with the Rockland Theater. His wife remembers he would often quote lines from plays from over 40 years ago. His sharp mind allowed him to recall dates and events that happened years ago. On July 22, 1983 he married Shirley Seekins Paulsen in Camden. Together they created and built the Coastal Cosmetology Academy, operating it for several years with Milton as bookkeeper. Milton was a warm, gentle man who never judged anyone. He would extend a helping hand to anyone regardless of their situation and wouldn't ask any questions. He often took family and friends into his home when they needed a place to stay. He had a big heart and loved children, whether they were his "adopted" kids he met while serving overseas, his own grandchildren, or the Boy Scout troops he led. Keeping with the Boy Scout code, he gave of his time to help 13 boys earn their Eagle Scout. For many years Milton was employed as an office manager at Fuller Cadillac in Rockland. For several years he was rated number one in his accounting work by the company. He also served as office manager for other area car dealerships. Milton was a great organizer and kept numerous note books with memorabilia. Much of this memorabilia he donated to the Maine Lighthouse Museum. The museum is currently working on an exhibit in his honor. A person of strong faith, Milton enjoyed reading his bible. His wife remembers that he never once complained during his illness and often comforted her by saying it was not for them to question. He believed his Lord had a plan for him. Predeceased by a son Daniel Wooster in 2002 and a grandson Jamie Ross in 2008; Milton is survived by his wife, Shirley Wooster of Thomaston; his children, Dennis Wooster of Warren, David Wooster and his wife, Nancy of Waldoboro, Doreen Genthner and her companion, Dane Winslow of Union, Donald Paulsen, II and his wife, Cathy of Cushing, Tammy Benner of Rockland; Lori Benner and her husband, Steven of Warren; eight grandchildren, Cate Wooster, Amy Wooster, Misty Link, Melony Gomez, Ashley Benner, Craig Benner, Chelsey Benner, Dustin Benner; 11 great-grandchildren, Ashley Wooster, Logan Link, Abby Harris, Courtney Wooster, Dylan Williams, Noah Ross, Alexander Gomez, Aaleigh McDonald, Jace Doughty, Ava Beal, Owan Ross; as well as two brothers Carlton Wooster and his wife Leona of Rockland, and Ervin Wooster of Rockland. A celebration of his life will be held at 2:00 p.m., Sunday, April 5, 2009 at Thomaston Federated Church, 8 Hyler Street in Thomaston. Interment in Village Cemetery, Thomaston, will be announced in the spring. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Thomaston Federated Church, 8 Hyler Street, Thomaston, ME 04861, or Make-A-Wish Foundation, 87 Elm Street, Suite 206, Camden, Maine 04843. Arrangements are in the care of Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, 110 Limerock Street, Rockland. | WOOSTER, Milton H (I45565)
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| 4065 | LifeSketch Mona W. Iott aus Roanoke, Virginia, ehemals aus Waldoboro, starb am 9. September nach langer Krankheit im Krankenhaus. Sie wurde in Waldoboro als Tochter von Herrn und Frau Edgar Winchenbach geboren und besuchte die Waldoboro High School und die Northeast Secretarial School in Portland. Frau Iott war bei der Portland Pipeline Corp. in Portland beschäftigt. Sie besaß und betrieb Mon Silhouette. Hinterblieben sind ihr Ehemann Louis J. Iott Jr. aus Roanoke, sechs Kinder und ein Urenkel. Die Trauermesse fand am Sonntag um 19:30 Uhr in der Kirche Unserer Lieben Frau von Nazareth statt. Lincoln County News: 16. September 1982. Mona W, Iott, Roanoke, Va. formerly of Waldoboro died Sept. 9 at the hospital after a long illness. She was born in Waldoboro a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Winchenbach and attended Waldoboro High School and North East Secretarial School Portland. Mrs. Iott was employed by POrtland Pipeline Corp. Portland. She owned and operated Mona Silhouette. Surviving are her husband Louis J. Iott Jr. of Roanoke, six children and a grandchild. A funeral mass was said at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Our Lady of Nazareth church. Waldoboro Press: September 16th, 1982. | WINCHENBACH, Mona (I53267)
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| 4066 | LifeSketch Mona W. Iott, Roanoke, Va., formerly of Waldoboro died Sept 9 at the hospital after a long illness. She was born in Waldoboro, a daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Winchenbach, and attended Waldoboro High School and Northeast Secretarial School, Portland. Mrs. Iott was employed by Portland Pipeline Corp, Portland. She owned and operated Mon Silhouette. Surviving are her husband, Louis J. Iott, Jr., of Roanoke, six children and a great-grandchild. A funeral mass was said at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at our Lady of Nazareth Church. Lincoln County News: September 16, 1982. | WINCHENBACH, Mona (I53267)
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| 4067 | LifeSketch Mrs. Alice M. Jones, 81, Pittston died Monday morning at Central Maine General Hospital, Lewiston. She was born April 7, 1891, in Waldoboro, the daughter of Frank and Ida Creamer Hoak. Mrs. Jones was a member of Eureka Rebekah Lodge and attended the First Congregational church of Pittston. She is survived by her husband of Pittston, a son, bernard W. Jones of Danville, two grandsons, Verdell Jones Winthrop, and Darrell Jones USW; Rota Spain, three Great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were at the Amesbury - White Funeral Home, 39 Washington Ave., Gardiner, Wednesday at 3 p.m. Lincoln County News: April 20th, 1972. | HOAK, Alice Myrtle (I45700)
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| 4068 | LifeSketch Mrs. Alice M. Jones, 81, Pittston died Monday morning at Central Maine General Hospital, Lewiston. She was born April 7, 1891, in Waldoboro, the daughter of Frank and Ida Creamer Hoak. Mrs. Jones was a member of Eureka Rebekah Lodge and attended the First Congregational church of Pittston. She is survived by her husband of Pittston, a son, bernard W. Jones of Danville, two grandsons, Verdell Jones Winthrop, and Darrell Jones USW; Rota Spain, three Great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were at the Amesbury - White Funeral Home, 39 Washington Ave., Gardiner, Wednesday at 3 p.m. Lincoln County News: April 20th, 1972. | HOAK, Alice Myrtle (I45700)
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| 4069 | LifeSketch Mrs. Angelett Wallace Angelett Wallace, widow of George A. Wallace, died Wednesday, Jan. 9th, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Marcellus G. Robinson, on Friendship street, at the age of 86 years. She is survived by four children, Mrs. Lewis Kaler, Mrs. Marcellus Robinson and William Wallace all of this place and Ambrose Wallace of Thomaston. Funeral services were held from the late residence Sunday afternoon, the Rev. Mr. Megert, pastor of the Methodist church officiating. Interment was in German Cemetery. Lincoln County News: January 17th, 1929. | WINCHENBACH, Angelletta (I43272)
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| 4070 | LifeSketch Mrs. Augusta L. Simmons, wife of George W. Simmons, died Friday after a long illness. Mrs. Simmons was seventy-eight years of age and had been a lifelong resident of this town. She was a member of the Methodist Church. She is survived by her husband, two daughters, Mrs. Benjamin Reed of Portland and Miss. Grace Simmons, by a sister, Mrs. Herbert Mord of Brookline, Mass. and a brother, Hudson Stahl. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon with Rev. H.O. Megert officiating. Interment was in the Brookside Cemetery. Lincoln County News: December 27th, 1928. | STAHL, Augusta L (I50488)
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| 4071 | LifeSketch Mrs. Irene M. Waltz 60, of Newcastle died Saturday at St. Andrews Hospital. She was the widow of Sewell Waltz. She was born at Topsham, July 17, 1907 daughter of Oremill and Gertrude Grover Robinson. She was educated in Richmond Schools and had worked in Richmond woolen mills. Mrs. Waltz was a member of Dyer's Valley Grange. Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. Priscilla Hatch of Jefferson, Mrs. Gertrude Pinkham of Boothbay Harbor, Mrs. Gloria Gagne of Bath, Mrs. Margaret Russell, and Mrs. Judith Campbell, both of Newcastle; 6 sons, Raymond of Nobleboro, Robert of Jefferson, Henry of Damariscotta, Aubrey of Damariscotta Mills, and Carroll and Frank, both of Newcastle; three sisters, Miss Cecilia Robinson and Mrs. Margaret Maynard, both of Richmond, and Mrs. thelma Perkins of Gardiner; a brother Maurice Robinson of Pittson, 33 grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Strong Funeral Home, Damariscotta, with the Rev. Donald Harrington of the Damariscotta Baptist Church officiating. Burial was in the Highland Cemetery, Damariscotta Mills. Lincoln County News: March 28th, 1968 | ROBINSON, Irene M (I46519)
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| 4072 | LifeSketch MRS. LUCY W. WOODBURY Mrs. Lucy W. Woodbury, 63, wife of Clarence W. Woodbury, Sr., of Waldoboro, died suddenly at a Rockland hospital late last Thursday evening. She was born in Waldoboro, May 19, 1899, the daughter of Otto V. and Nellie Benner Hassner. She was a lifelong resident of Waldoboro, and was a member of the Waldoboro Women's Club. She was active in the Lincoln County Democratic Club and attended the Village Methodist Church. Surviving besides her husband, are a son, Clarence E. Woodbury, Jr., of Kezar Falls, three nieces, Mrs. Virginia Winchenbach of Waldoboro, Mrs. Barbara Gogardis of New Britain, Conn., and Mrs. Frances Clarke of Rockland. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. from the Flanders Funeral Home, Waldoboro with Rev. David Glusker officiating. Interment was in the Rural Cemetery. Lincoln County News: March 14th, 1963. Funeral services were held Sunday, March 10, at the Flanders Funeral Home, for Mrs. Lucy Woodbury, 63, who died March 7 in a Rockland hospital. Rev. David Gluskler officiated. She was born here May 19, 1899, daughter of Otto and Nettie Benner Hassner. Mrs. Woodbury was a member of the Waldoboro Women's Club and the Lincoln County Democratic Club. She attended the Waldoboro Village Church. Besides her husband, Clarence E. Woodbury Sr., she is survived by a son, Clarence E. Jr., of Kezar Falls and three nieces. Interment will be in Rural Cemetery in the spring. Waldoboro Press: March 14th, 1963. | HASSNER, Lucy Willet (I46311)
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| 4073 | LifeSketch MRS. LUCY W. WOODBURY Mrs. Lucy W. Woodbury, 63, wife of Clarence W. Woodbury, Sr., of Waldoboro, died suddenly at a Rockland hospital late last Thursday evening. She was born in Waldoboro, May 19, 1899, the daughter of Otto V. and Nellie Benner Hassner. She was a lifelong resident of Waldoboro, and was a member of the Waldoboro Women's Club. She was active in the Lincoln County Democratic Club and attended the Village Methodist Church. Surviving besides her husband, are a son, Clarence E. Woodbury, Jr., of Kezar Falls, three nieces, Mrs. Virginia Winchenbach of Waldoboro, Mrs. Barbara Gogardis of New Britain, Conn., and Mrs. Frances Clarke of Rockland. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. from the Flanders Funeral Home, Waldoboro with Rev. David Glusker officiating. Interment was in the Rural Cemetery. Lincoln County News: March 14th, 1963. Funeral services were held Sunday, March 10, at the Flanders Funeral Home, for Mrs. Lucy Woodbury, 63, who died March 7 in a Rockland hospital. Rev. David Gluskler officiated. She was born here May 19, 1899, daughter of Otto and Nettie Benner Hassner. Mrs. Woodbury was a member of the Waldoboro Women's Club and the Lincoln County Democratic Club. She attended the Waldoboro Village Church. Besides her husband, Clarence E. Woodbury Sr., she is survived by a son, Clarence E. Jr., of Kezar Falls and three nieces. Interment will be in Rural Cemetery in the spring. Waldoboro Press: March 14th, 1963. | HASSNER, Lucy Willet (I46311)
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| 4074 | LifeSketch Mrs. Mary E. Winchenbaugh, widow of George N. Winchenbaugh passed away November 3 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. LaForest I. mank, where she had been ill for several weeks. Services were held from the South Waldoboro Methodist Church Monday at 2 p.m.. Interment in Sweetland Cemetery. Lincoln County News: November 9th, 1939 | WINCHENBACH, Mary Emma (I43071)
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| 4075 | LifeSketch Mrs. Minnie M. French, 89, of Cambridge, Mass died very suddenly at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Mass June 15. She was born in Waldoboro, Sept 25, 1878 daughter of the late Joseph and Annie M. Creamer. She is survived by her husband Roy; a sister Mrs. Isabell Sidelinger of Damariscotta a brother Harry N. Creamer of Belfast, several nieces and a nephew. She was a member of the Methodist Church; found several clubs in Greater Boston. Funeral services were held at the A. E. Long Memorial Chapel, North Cambridge, Mass. January 17, with the Rev. Guy Wayne pastor of the Harvard Epworth Methodist Church officiating. Interment in the Dutch Neck Cemetery in the spring. Lincoln County News: January 25th, 1968. | CREAMER, Minnie Mae (I43580)
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| 4076 | LifeSketch Mrs. Nellie M. Boggs West Waldoboro, Dec. 29. - Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie M. Boggs, 75, widow of A. E. Boggs, who died here Saturday, will be held Tuesday at 2 p. m., at the Waltz Funeral home, Waldoboro, and entombment will be in the German Lutheran cemetery. Mrs. Boggs, a former nurse at Rockland, was a native of this town, the daughter of Sanford and Grace Winchenbach Creamer, and attended the schools here. At one time she was a resident of Damariscotta. She was a member of the Waldoboro Methodist Church. Surviving are a son, George C. Boggs, and a grandson, Robert Boggs. Portland Press Herald: December 20, 1947 | CREAMER, Nellie May (I46098)
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| 4077 | LifeSketch Nachruf für Ronald Leon Yattaw Ronald Leon Yattaw Ronald L. Yattaw, 57 Jahre alt, starb am Freitag, den 28. Januar 2012, nach kurzer Krankheit in seinem Haus in Friendship, Maine. Ron wurde am 22. September 1954 in Rockland, Maine, als ältester von zwei Söhnen der verstorbenen Constance Mink-Yattaw und Llewellyn Yattaw Jr. aus Friendship, Maine, geboren. Er machte 1972 seinen Abschluss an der Medomak Valley High School, wo er für seine hervorragenden schulischen Leistungen ausgezeichnet wurde. Darüber hinaus betrieb Ron verschiedene Sportarten, darunter Basketball, Leichtathletik und Baseball, wo sein Baseballteam 1970 die Landesmeisterschaft gewann. Kurz nach der High School engagierte er sich ehrenamtlich in der Waldoboro Little League. In den letzten 30 Jahren besaß und betrieb Ron sein eigenes Sanitär- und Heizungsunternehmen in Friendship und Umgebung. Ron war ein engagierter und erfahrener Klempnermeister, der seinen Kunden stets zur Seite stand. Später engagierte er sich leidenschaftlich für die Maine Harness Horseman's Association (MHHA), wo er mehrere erfolgreiche Pferde besaß und ritt. Kürzlich wurde er bei einer Preisverleihung der MHHA für zehn erste Plätze in der Saison 2011 geehrt. Ron war eine lokale Persönlichkeit, die sich nie scheute, ihre Meinung zu sagen, und von vielen geliebt wurde. Ronnie hinterlässt seine beiden Söhne Eric und seine Frau Heather aus Portland, Maine, sowie Matthew und seine langjährige Freundin Brittney Hawthorne aus Rockland, Maine. Bruder Keith Yattaw und seine Frau Michelle aus Orlando, Florida. Vater Llewellyn Yattaw Jr. und seine Frau Cynthia aus Friendship, Maine, sowie mehrere Tanten, Onkel und Cousins. Der Gottesdienst findet am Donnerstag, dem 2. Februar, um 15 Uhr in der Friendship United Methodist Church statt. Im Anschluss folgt ein Empfang im Hahn Community Center. Anstelle von Blumen bitten wir um Spenden an die Feuerwehr Friendship, Postfach 207, Friendship, Maine 04547, oder an die American Cancer Society, NE Division, 1 Bowdoin Mill Road, Suite 300, Topsham 04086. Sie sind herzlich eingeladen, der Familie Yattaw Ihr Beileid auszusprechen, indem Sie ihr Buch besuchen. Erinnerungen finden Sie unter www.hallfuneralhomes.com Die Organisation übernimmt das Bestattungsinstitut Hall, Main Street 949, Waldoboro, Maine. | YATTAW, Ronald Leon (I44417)
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| 4078 | LifeSketch NACHRUF: ROCKLAND — Dorothy H. „Dotty" Rogers, 83, starb am Montag, dem 18. April 2011, im Knox Center for Long Term Care nach langer Krankheit. Sie wurde am 3. August 1927 in Rockland als Tochter von William und Agnes Grafton Holbrook geboren. Sie besuchte die örtlichen Schulen und machte ihren Abschluss an der Rockland High School. Kurz nach der High School heiratete sie Gerald F. Gardner. Während ihrer Ehe bekam das Paar vier Kinder. Dotty war nicht nur eine hingebungsvolle Hausfrau und Mutter, sondern arbeitete auch in verschiedenen Fischverarbeitungsbetrieben, darunter National Sea Products und bei Van Ballen's in Rockland. Sie war außerdem Sekretärin des Schulrats von Thomaston, Albert Strout. 1966 heiratete Dotty Carl H. Rogers, der ihr und ihren vier Kindern sofort ein treuer Ehemann und Vater wurde. Das Paar lebte mehrere Jahre in der Pleasant Street in Thomaston. Dotty liebte Camping, Gartenarbeit und verbrachte gerne Zeit im Wald. Sie hatte schöne Erinnerungen an ihre Besuche bei ihrer Tante Ruth in Vermont. Über alles liebte sie ihre Familie und ihre Enkelkinder und kümmerte sich gern um sie. Ihre größte Enttäuschung war, als ihr sich verschlechternder Gesundheitszustand es ihr unmöglich machte, weiterhin persönlich für ihre Familie zu sorgen. Da sie stets einen tiefen Glauben besaß, war sie langjähriges Mitglied der Littlefield Memorial Baptist Church, wo sie Sonntagsschule unterrichtete, beim Abendessen half und sich an vielen kirchlichen Programmen beteiligte. Neben ihren Eltern verstarben vor Dotty ihr Ehemann Carl im Jahr 2002, zwei Söhne, David J. Gardner 1991 und Gerald Gardner Jr. 1967, zwei Schwestern, Helen Moore und Lucille Ward, sowie eine Enkelin, Kilei Gardner. Sie hinterlässt drei Töchter und deren Ehemänner: Judy und Robert McMahan aus Owls Head, Michelle und Steve Widdecombe aus Rockland, Linda und Robert Littlejohn aus Bradford; eine Schwester, Patricia Samson aus Rockland; fünfzehn Enkel: Frank, David, Barry, Kristan, Amy, Cliff, Erica, Elena, Gabrielle, Stevie, Chelsea, Benjamin, Tiffany und Cassy; elf Urenkel: Miranda, Travis, Lexy, David, Matthew, McKenzie, Brittany, Deacon, Devan, Austin und Angelann; und eine besondere Freundin: Cynthia Hatt aus Rockland; sowie mehrere Nichten und Neffen. Die Beisetzung findet am Freitag, dem 22. April, um 10:00 Uhr auf dem neuen Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Mount Vernon Road, Augusta, statt. Die Organisation der Trauerfeier übernimmt das Bestattungsinstitut Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins, Limerock Street 110, Rockland. Anstelle von Blumen können Sie Spenden an die Interstitial Cystitis Association, Park Avenue 100, Suite 108-A, Rockville, MD 20850, oder an die Maine Parkinson Society, Perry Road 359, Bangor, ME 04401, senden. | HOLBROOK, Dorothy H (I43908)
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| 4079 | LifeSketch Nicholas M. O'Brien, 40, of Saco, passed away after a long battle with addiction at home on Wednesday, March 30, 2022. He was born in Portland on January 5, 1982, a son of Denise Fabian and Michael O'Brien. He graduated from South Portland High School. Nick met his longtime girlfriend Michelle Kelley at the age of 25. They enjoyed many special times together over the past 15 years. Nick was employed in the construction industry for many years throughout York and Cumberland County. Nick was known for being fashion forward, always wanting to look dress up and look sharp. He enjoyed shopping and was always up for a trip to the mall. He also liked going to Oxford Casino to experience the action and all it had to offer. Nick was a member of the recovery community. He made many special relationships that he cherished. He will be sadly missed by many. He is survived by his mother Denise Fabian, his father Michael O'Brien and his longtime girlfriend Michelle Kelley. He is also survived by two sisters Candace Murray, Ashley O'Brien, one brother Richard Murray and wife Julie and several nieces and nephews. Nicholas M. O'Brien, 40, of Saco, passed away after a long battle with addiction at home on Wednesday, March 30, 2022. He was born in Portland on January 5, 1982, a son of Denise Fabian and Michael O'Brien. He graduated from South Portland High School. Nick met his longtime girlfriend Michelle Kelley at the age of 25. They enjoyed many special times together over the past 15 years. Nick was employed in the construction industry for many years throughout York and Cumberland County. Nick was known for being fashion forward, always wanting to look dress up and look sharp. He enjoyed shopping and was always up for a trip to the mall. He also liked going to Oxford Casino to experience the action and all it had to offer. Nick was a member of the recovery community. He made many special relationships that he cherished. He will be sadly missed by many. He is survived by his mother Denise Fabian, his father Michael O'Brien and his longtime girlfriend Michelle Kelley. He is also survived by two sisters Candace Murray, Ashley O'Brien, one brother Richard Murray and wife Julie and several nieces and nephews. A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date. To view Nicholas's memorial page or leave an online condolence please visit www.cotefuneralhome.com | O'BRIEN, Nicholas M. (I52465)
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| 4080 | LifeSketch Niven Crawford Chapman, 89, aus Damariscotta, verstarb am 4. Januar in Winship Green in Bath nach kurzer Krankheit. Er wurde am 18. Juli 1917 in Waldoboro als Sohn von Ralph Waldo Chapman und Flavilla Benson Jones geboren. Als kleiner Junge zog seine Familie nach Damariscotta, wo er die Castner School und die Lincoln Academy besuchte. Am 12. Februar 1941 trat er in die US-Armee ein, absolvierte seine Grundausbildung in Camp Edwards auf Cape Cod, Massachusetts, und besuchte 1942 die Quartiermeisterschule in Camp Lee, Virginia. Er diente fünf Jahre, unter anderem in Frankreich. Nach seinem Militärdienst kehrte er nach Damariscotta zurück, wo er Helen Winchenbach kennenlernte, die er am 11. Dezember 1948 in Newcastle heiratete. Er war Gewerkschaftsarbeiter und arbeitete während seiner gesamten Berufslaufbahn für verschiedene Bauunternehmen im Baugewerbe. Er arbeitete viele Jahre für Central Maine Power Co. und Cousins ??Island. Später arbeitete er für Stone and Webster und half beim Bau des Maine Yankee Atomic Plant in Wiscasset; er war einer der ersten eingestellten Mitarbeiter. Er ging 1979 in den Ruhestand. Er gehörte der American Legion, der Waldoboro VFW und der Laborers International Union an. Er genoss seine wunderschönen Blumengärten, das Angeln, das Anschauen von Red Sox-Spielen und sein tägliches Kreuzworträtsel. Seine Eltern, sein Sohn Gregory Ralph, sein Zwilling Marvin Childs Chapman sowie seine Brüder Harold und Gordon starben bereits vor ihm. Besonders vermisste er seine beiden besten Freunde, Frank Sidelinger und Calvin House. Er hinterlässt drei Söhne, alle aus Damariscotta, Bruce, Jeffrey und Jonathan; die Töchter Carol A. Simmons aus Damariscotta, Paulette Chapman Goode aus Boothbay und Rhonda L. Chapman aus Damariscotta; zehn Enkel, vier Urenkel und zwei Nichten; und eine besondere Freundin, Rebecca Malone aus Damariscotta. Die Trauerfeier findet zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt statt. Er wird auf dem Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Augusta beigesetzt. Die Bestattung wird vom Strong Funeral Home and Cremation Center, 612 Main St., Damariscotta, organisiert. | CHAPMAN, Niven Crawford (I42206)
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| 4081 | LifeSketch Niven Crawford Chapman, 89, of Damariscotta, passed away Jan. 4 at Winship Green in Bath, following a brief illness. He was born in Waldoboro, on July 18, 1917, the son of Ralph Waldo Chapman and Flavilla Benson Jones. As a young boy, his family moved to Damariscotta, where he attended Castner School and Lincoln Academy. He enlisted in the U.S. Army on Feb. 12 1941, had basic training at Camp Edwards on Cape Cod, Mass., and attended quartermaster school at Camp Lee, Va. in the class of 1942. He served for five years, including time in France. After military service, he returned to Damariscotta where he met Helen Winchenbach, whom he married in Newcastle on Dec. 11, 1948. He was a union laborer who worked in construction all his working years for various contractors. He worked for Central Maine Power Co. and Cousins Island for many years. He later worked for Stone and Webster and helped build the Maine Yankee Atomic Plant in Wiscasset; he was one of the first employees hired. He retired in 1979. He belonged to the American Legion, Waldoboro VFW, and the Laborers International Union. He enjoyed his beautiful flower gardens, fishing, watching Red Sox games, and his daily crossword puzzle. He was predeceased by his parents; son, Gregory Ralph; his twin, Marvin Childs Chapman; brothers, Harold and Gordon. He especially missed his two best friends, Frank Sidelinger and Calvin House. He is survived by three sons, all of Damariscotta, Bruce, Jeffrey and Jonathan; daughters, Carol A. Simmons of Damariscotta, Paulette Chapman Goode of Boothbay, and Rhonda L. Chapman of Damariscotta; ten grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; two nieces; and a special friend, Rebecca Malone of Damariscotta. Memorial service will be held at a later date. He will be laid to rest at the Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Augusta. Arrangements are under the care of Strong Funeral Home and Cremation Center, 612 Main St., Damariscotta. | CHAPMAN, Niven Crawford (I42206)
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| 4082 | LifeSketch Obituary for Edward R. Mank Jr. Edward R. Mank Jr. Edward R. Mank, Jr. 71, of Damariscotta, passed on to be with his Lord on Monday, June 6th at the Miles Memorial Hospital in Damariscotta. He was born on October 9th 1939, in Wiscasset, the son of Edward R. Mank, Sr. and Frances (Lewis) Mank. Edward had many things he was proud of, and loved to talk about in his life; Bath Iron Works, his carpentry skills, and hunting. Of the many things he accomplished, his years at Bath Iron Works were the ones he enjoyed the most. He loved to tell stories of his years he worked there, and the jobs he had done there. He enjoyed spending time with his grandchildren, watching the Boston Red Sox, and he especially enjoyed spending time with his best friend, Hooper the Cat. Hooper gave him comfort and unconditional love during his lengthy illness. He is survived by his wife/companion for the last 14 years, Joan (Harrington) Mank; two children, Edward W. Mank of Augusta, and Robin Mank and her children of Greenville; 1 brother, Richard Mank and his wife Carol of Wiscasset; 1 sister, Brenda House of Phoenix, AZ; 2 step-children, Thomas Harrington of Wiscasset, and Michelle Valliere and her husband Curtis of Wiscasset; 4 grandchildren, Caitlyn and Dylan Harrington of Bath, Kayla Torgerson of Myrtle Beach, SC and David Andrew Valliere of Wiscasset. At the request of Edward, there will be no services. In lieu of flowers, please contact the Strong-Hancock Funeral Home in Damariscotta. Arrangements are under the direction and care of the Storng-Hancock Funeral Home, 612 Main Street, Damariscotta, ME. Condolences, and messages for the family, may be expressed by visiting: www.StrongHancock.com. | MANK, Edward R Jr. (I45180)
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| 4083 | LifeSketch Obituary for Edward R. Mank Jr. Edward R. Mank Jr. Edward R. Mank, Jr. 71, of Damariscotta, passed on to be with his Lord on Monday, June 6th at the Miles Memorial Hospital in Damariscotta. He was born on October 9th 1939, in Wiscasset, the son of Edward R. Mank, Sr. and Frances (Lewis) Mank. Edward had many things he was proud of, and loved to talk about in his life; Bath Iron Works, his carpentry skills, and hunting. Of the many things he accomplished, his years at Bath Iron Works were the ones he enjoyed the most. He loved to tell stories of his years he worked there, and the jobs he had done there. He enjoyed spending time with his grandchildren, watching the Boston Red Sox, and he especially enjoyed spending time with his best friend, Hooper the Cat. Hooper gave him comfort and unconditional love during his lengthy illness. He is survived by his wife/companion for the last 14 years, Joan (Harrington) Mank; two children, Edward W. Mank of Augusta, and Robin Mank and her children of Greenville; 1 brother, Richard Mank and his wife Carol of Wiscasset; 1 sister, Brenda House of Phoenix, AZ; 2 step-children, Thomas Harrington of Wiscasset, and Michelle Valliere and her husband Curtis of Wiscasset; 4 grandchildren, Caitlyn and Dylan Harrington of Bath, Kayla Torgerson of Myrtle Beach, SC and David Andrew Valliere of Wiscasset. At the request of Edward, there will be no services. In lieu of flowers, please contact the Strong-Hancock Funeral Home in Damariscotta. Arrangements are under the direction and care of the Storng-Hancock Funeral Home, 612 Main Street, Damariscotta, ME. Condolences, and messages for the family, may be expressed by visiting: www.StrongHancock.com. | MANK, Edward R Jr. (I45180)
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| 4084 | LifeSketch Obituary for Ronald Leon Yattaw Ronald Leon Yattaw Ronald L. Yattaw, 57 years old died at his home in Friendship, ME on Friday January 28th, 2012 after a brief illness. Ron was born in Rockland, Maine on Sept. 22, 1954, and was the eldest of two sons of the late Constance Mink-Yattaw and Llewellyn Yattaw, Jr. of Friendship Maine. He was a 1972 graduate of Medomak Valley High School where he was recognized for his high academic achievements. In addition, Ron participated in several sports including basketball, track, and baseball, where his baseball team won the state championship in 1970. Shortly after high school, he volunteered his time to the Waldoboro Little Leaque. For the past 30 years Ron owned and operated his own plumbing and heating business serving Friendship and surrounding areas. Ron was a devoted and skilled master plumber who was always there for his customers in need. His passion in later years was to the Maine Harness Horseman's Association (MHHA) where he owned and raced several successful horses. Recently, he was honored at an award ceremony from the MHHA for achieving ten, first place finishes during the 2011 season. Ron was a "local character who was never afraid to speak his mind, and was loved by many. Ronnie is survived by his two sons Eric and his wife Heather of Portland Maine, Matthew and his long time girlfriend Brittney Hawthorne of Rockland, Maine Brother, Keith Yattaw and his wife Michelle of Orlando, FL Father, Llewellyn Yattaw Jr. and wife Cynthia of Friendship, ME, several aunts, uncles and cousins The service will be held 3 p.m. Thursday February 2nd at the Friendship United Methodist Church. A Reception will immediately follow at the Hahn Community Center. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Friendship Fire Department, P.O. Box 207, Friendship, Me 04547 or American Cancer Society, NE Division, 1 Bowdoin Mill Road, Suite 300,Topsham 04086. You are invited to share your condolences with the Yattaw family by visiting their Book of Memories at www.hallfuneralhomes.com Arrangements are entrusted to Hall Funeral Home and Cremation Service, 949 Main Street, Waldoboro, Maine. | YATTAW, Ronald Leon (I44417)
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| 4085 | LifeSketch Obituary link: https://www.bchfh.com/memorials/beatrice-keizer/3813055/ Date: April 2019 THOMASTON – Beatrice M. Keizer, 100 ½, died suddenly and unexpectedly, April 19, 2019, on Good Friday, just fourteen hours after returning home after a wonderful family gathering the prior evening. She was a beloved mother and her children said, "their lives would never be the same". It would be impossible to count the many people she has welcomed into her old country home, including the many friends of her children who often spent the night. She was a wonderful cook and recently mentioned how she missed making those lemon pies, Nissua coffee cake and cheese cakes. Her children remembered when they were younger, coming home from school and having their Mother's homemade goodies. She was waiting for good weather to come so she could get out on her porch. But…., she said she was not looking forward to seeing the new rock piles growing in sight of her back yard. She had lived in this same house since she was sixteen years old and didn't want to be anywhere else. She loved driving and did not like eventually giving up her car however, this gave her the chance to spend more time with her daughter, Polly. They enjoyed many outings together over the years, and Bea had recently informed Polly all of the places and people she wanted to visit over the summer. Bea was an avid lover of animals. She was always quick with a story from years ago, when Clayt and Polly were younger. She loved her dear blind Siamese cat "Su-kai", who she reminisced about often. She especially loved visiting with her great-granddaughter Desirea, to whom she passed on her love of animals. She loved to see all the animals and was never shy about kissing and snuggling ALL the pets, no matter how big or small. Her love of animals reflected her sweet and loving demeanor. She could never understand how anyone could say "stupid animals", and said she knew many animals who were smarter than most people she met. She always loved having her family stop by to visit, which they did regularly. Her grandson Brian stopped by almost daily, bringing her sandwiches and pizza's. She also looked forward to Sunday night pizza dinners with her son, Clayty and daughter-in-law, Bette. On occasion, daughter Polly would join them as well. She always commented how every pizza was the prettiest pizza she had ever seen. Bea enjoyed having her great niece Pearl Seekins come to visit weekly, as well as her friends Jane Sprowl, Marion Martin, Judy Meklin and niece, Kay Sylvester. She loved having Brian over to take care of her beloved bird feeders. She always wanted to do it herself, but didn't mind letting him help out. She would spend hours looking out the windows at the birds and loved the delicate little hummingbirds, waiting their arrival every year. Her plants and birdfeeders were always a source of joy and another excuse for her beloved grandson to stop by. In the past 5 ½ months she enjoyed holding her newest great-great grandchild, Levi Ezra York and loved his blue eyes. Bea always took pride in the flower gardens, vegetable gardens and lawns she kept. In more recent years she was pleased to have her grandson Brian, help with the flower gardens, grandson Jeff, help with the vegetable gardens and her son Clayt, mow her lawn. Bea's favorite flowers from her garden were peonies and she loved to make beautiful bouquets for family and friends. Bea was a longtime active communicant of St. Peters Episcopal Church in Rockland. For many years she loved serving as Altar Guild Coordinator, beginning with Father Kenyon and continuing with several Priests that followed at St. Peters. She enjoyed the Thursday Guild meetings and lunch and was particularly pleased to be visited weekly by the ladies from St. Peters', who brought communion and readings. She was also an Emeritus member of the Order of the Eastern Star and the Rebekah's Lodge in Thomaston. Born in Brandon, VT, October 7, 1918, Bea was the daughter of Chauncy, Sr. and Eva M. Rogers Clark. She attended local schools. Other than her parents, Bea was pre-deceased by her beloved husband, Clayton E. Keizer, Sr. in 1995; her beloved son David Keizer in 1983, and son-in-law John O. Lantz, Jr. in 2015; two beloved grandsons, Jeffrey York in January of this year and Daren Keizer; three siblings, Herbert Clark, Marian Clark and Chauncey Clark, Jr. She is survived by her daughter, Pauline York Lantz of Port Clyde; her son Clayton E. Keizer, Jr. and his wife Bette of Cushing; her sister Elizabeth Howland of Brandon, VT; nine grandchildren, Kevin Keizer, Brian York, Sherry Ripley, Jamie Keizer, Kimberly Moore, Sal Keizer, Lisa Garrison, Heather Keizer, Michael Tripp; 18 great-grandchildren, Robbie Keizer, Christoffer Keizer, Cody Myers, Aleyah Keizer, Caleb Keizer, Andrew McLain, Landon Garrison, Desirea York, Keith York, Hannah Moore, Zachary Moore, Kelsie Smith, Dakota Keizer, Amiah Keizer, Daren J. Smith, Lilly, Landon and Ophelia Tripp; two great-great grandchildren, Emily Sykes and Levi E. York, as well as several nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to visit from 10:00 to 11:00 am, Thursday, May 23, 2019, at Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, 110 Limerock Street, Rockland, where a funeral service will be held at 11:00 am. The Reverend Lael Sorensen, Rector of St. Peters Episcopal Church, Rockland, will officiate. Interment will be in Village Cemetery, Thomaston. To share a memory or story with Bea's family, please visit their online Book of Memories at www.bchfh.com. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Pope Memorial Humane Society of Knox County, P.O. Box 1294, Rockland, ME 04841. | CLARK, Beatrice M. (I44204)
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| 4086 | LifeSketch OBITUARY: ROCKLAND – Dorothy H. 'Dotty' Rogers, 83, died Monday, April 18, 2011, at Knox Center for Long Term Care, following a long illness. Born in Rockland, August 3, 1927, she was the daughter of William and Agnes Grafton Holbrook. Educated in local schools, she was a graduate of Rockland High School. Soon after high school, she married Gerald F. Gardner. During their marriage the couple had four children. As well as being a devoted homemaker and mother, Dotty worked at various seafood processing plants, including National Sea Products and at van Ballen's in Rockland. She also served as Secretary to Thomaston Superintendant of Schools, Albert Strout. In 1966, Dotty married Carl H. Rogers, who immediately became a faithful husband and father to Dotty and her four children. The couple made their home on Pleasant Street in Thomaston for several years. Dotty enjoyed camping, gardening and spending time in the woods. She had fond memories of her trips to visit her aunt Ruth in Vermont. More than anything, she loved her family and grandchildren, and greatly enjoyed caring for her grandchildren. Her greatest disappointment was when her declining health made it impossible for her to continue personally contributing to the care of her family. Always possessing a deep faith, she was a longtime member of the Littlefield Memorial Baptist Church, where she taught Sunday school, helped on church suppers and was involved in many of the church programs. Other than her parents, Dotty was pre-deceased by her husband Carl in 2002; two sons, David J. Gardner in 1991, Gerald Gardner, Jr. in 1967; two sisters, Helen Moore and Lucille Ward and one granddaughter, Kilei Gardner. She is survived by three daughters and their husbands, Judy and Robert McMahan of Owls Head, Michelle and Steve Widdecombe of Rockland, Linda and Robert Littlejohn of Bradford; one sister, Patricia Samson of Rockland; fifteen grandchildren, Frank, David, Barry, Kristan, Amy, Cliff, Erica, Elena, Gabrielle, Stevie, Chelsea, Benjamin, Tiffany, Cassy; eleven great-grandchildren, Miranda, Travis, Lexy, David, Matthew, McKenzie, Brittany, Deacon, Devan, Austin, Angelann; and a special friend Cynthia Hatt of Rockland; as well as several nieces and nephews. A graveside committal service will be held at 10:00 a.m., Friday, April 22, at the new Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Mount Vernon Road, Augusta. Arrangements are in the care of Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, 110 Limerock Street, Rockland. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to either the Interstitial Cystitis Association, 100 Park Avenue, Suite 108-A, Rockville, MD 20850, or Maine Parkinson Society, 359 Perry Road, Bangor, ME, 04401. | HOLBROOK, Dorothy H (I43908)
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| 4087 | LifeSketch OCKLAND – Valerie F. Smith, 80, died Wednesday, November 6, 2013 at Pen Bay Medical Center in Rockport after an extended illness. Born in Rockland, June 15, 1933, she was the daughter of Kenneth D., Sr. and Maude Keizer Feyler. She attended schools in Thomaston. Valerie married Maynard Smith, Jr. and the couple made their home on Limerock Street in Rockland. For a number of years Valerie volunteered at the former Knox Hospital in Rockland and then Pen Bay Medical Center, Rockport. She ultimately worked at Pen Bay and retired from the medical center. When her children were younger, she was a Girl Scout leader. From October to December each year, she would be making Christmas wreaths to sell, providing a wonderful Christmas for her children. She also enjoyed camping with the Dragon Cement Plant families for many years, especially the trip to Expo '67 in Canada. Valerie enjoyed knitting, quilting, working in her beautiful flower gardens, and visiting her family. Predeceased by her husband Maynard, her parents, and her brother Kenneth D. Feyler, Jr., Valerie is survived by her children, Robert W. Smith and his wife Cheryl of Rockville, Wanda Leavitt and her husband Gregg of Carmel, Karen Harris and her husband Gary of Hubbardston, MA, Stuart Smith and his wife Holly of Rockport, Mary Wall and her husband Randy of Ellenton, FL, Rebecca Lothrop and her husband Linwood of Rockland; eight grandchildren, Shane Smith, Laurie Camire, Katie Rothfield, Alisa Roman, Karen Rackliff, Susan Rackliff, Michael Lothrop and Jennifer Curtis; along with several great-grandchildren. She is also survived by her sisters-in-law, Erma Landry, Margaret Smith and Joanne Feyler. Friends and family are invited to visit from 5:00 to 7:00 pm, Monday, November 11th at Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, 110 Limerock Street, Rockland, where a funeral service will be held at 11:00 am, Tuesday. Reverend Seth Jones will officiate. Interment will be at Achorn Cemetery, followed by a reception at 104 Limerock Street. (Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home) | FEYLER, Valerie (I43956)
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| 4088 | LifeSketch Orianna B. Mank, 79, of Nobleboro, passed away on November 15, 2022, at the Sussman House in Rockport, after a period of declining health. Orianna was born on October 12, 1943, in Damariscotta, the daughter of John Feyler and Mary (Winslow) Feyler. Orianna graduated from Waldoboro High School in the Class of 1961. She married Donald Mank on October 28, 1961 and they recently celebrated their 61st anniversary. She worked at Sylvania for 41 years. Orianna loved doing crafts, painting and was a wonderful baker. She attended the North Nobleboro Baptist Church and helped with the North Nobleboro serving group. She loved helping others and embraced her Christian faith. Orianna was predeceased by her father John Feyler. She is survived by her mother Mary Feyler of Nobleboro, her loving husband of 61 years, Donald Mank of Nobleboro, son Gregory Mank of Nobleboro, daughter Roxanna Mank of Waldoboro, son Dakota Mank of Waldoboro; grandchildren Benjamin Mank of Nobleboro, Allison Mank of Nobleboro, Dominik Mank of Waldoboro and Adrian Mank of Waldoboro and her sister Shirley Hall of Nobleboro. The family will honor her life privately. Hall's of Waldoboro has care of the arrangements. To extend online condolences, visit her Book of Memories at www.hallfuneralhomes.com. | FEYLER, Orianna B (I46888)
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| 4089 | LifeSketch Orianna B. Mank, 79, of Nobleboro, passed away on November 15, 2022, at the Sussman House in Rockport, after a period of declining health. Orianna was born on October 12, 1943, in Damariscotta, the daughter of John Feyler and Mary (Winslow) Feyler. Orianna graduated from Waldoboro High School in the Class of 1961. She married Donald Mank on October 28, 1961 and they recently celebrated their 61st anniversary. She worked at Sylvania for 41 years. Orianna loved doing crafts, painting and was a wonderful baker. She attended the North Nobleboro Baptist Church and helped with the North Nobleboro serving group. She loved helping others and embraced her Christian faith. Orianna was predeceased by her father John Feyler. She is survived by her mother Mary Feyler of Nobleboro, her loving husband of 61 years, Donald Mank of Nobleboro, son Gregory Mank of Nobleboro, daughter Roxanna Mank of Waldoboro, son Dakota Mank of Waldoboro; grandchildren Benjamin Mank of Nobleboro, Allison Mank of Nobleboro, Dominik Mank of Waldoboro and Adrian Mank of Waldoboro and her sister Shirley Hall of Nobleboro. The family will honor her life privately. Hall's of Waldoboro has care of the arrangements. To extend online condolences, visit her Book of Memories at www.hallfuneralhomes.com. | FEYLER, Orianna B (I46888)
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| 4090 | LifeSketch Parents: William Blanchard Lewis 1885-1961 & Hazel E. Butterfield 1890-? When Roberta A. Lewis was born on 22 June 1913 in Newport, Maine, USA, her father, William, was 27, and her mother, Hazel, was 23. She married Asa Burbank Kimball on 2 June 1940 in Maine, USA. They had two children during their marriage. She died having lived for more than 100 years. She died on 30 April 2017 in St Petersburg, Florida, USA, at the age of 103, and was buried in Standish, Maine, USA. | LEWIS, Roberta A (I44190)
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| 4091 | LifeSketch Patricia Ann Egan Guiberson BIRTH 14 Feb 1929 Bainbridge Island, Kitsap County, Washington, USA DEATH 18 Sep 1968 (aged 39) Seattle, King County, Washington, USA BURIAL Holyrood Cemetery Shoreline, King County, Washington, USA PLOT Section M, Lot 2636, Site 2 Guiberson Patricia Ann Guiberson, Sept. 18, 1544 S. Ferdinand St., age 39. Beloved wife of William R. Guiberson. Mother of Mrs. Dennis Hennessey, Miss Mary Ellen, William, John, Tom and Robert Guiberson. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Egan. Sister of Sister Maureen, Mrs. Eugene Kimmel, Mrs. John DeMartino, Thomas, Richard and Denis Egan. Also, one grandchild. Rosary today, Friday, 7:30 p.m.; Requiem Mass Saturday, 10 a.m., both St. George's Church. Georgetown Funeral Home directors. Burial, Holyrood. (The Seattle Times, September 20, 1968, Page 71) Birth Date: Feb. 14, 1929 Birth Location: Bainbridge Island, Kitsap County, WA, USA Death Location: Seattle, King County, WA, USA [Contributed by Ron Shrack (#47489183)] Link to Mother [Contributed by Philip Weiss (#47403263)] Burial Date: September 21, 1968 Family Members Parents John Egan John Leslie Egan 1896—1978 Frances Egan Frances Natalie Oliver Egan 1904—1929 Spouse William Guiberson William R Guiberson 1927—2015 Half Siblings Maureen Egan Maureen R Egan 1934—1992 | EGAN, Patricia Ann (I45643)
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| 4092 | LifeSketch Patricia Ann Egan Guiberson BIRTH 14 Feb 1929 Bainbridge Island, Kitsap County, Washington, USA DEATH 18 Sep 1968 (aged 39) Seattle, King County, Washington, USA BURIAL Holyrood Cemetery Shoreline, King County, Washington, USA PLOT Section M, Lot 2636, Site 2 Guiberson Patricia Ann Guiberson, Sept. 18, 1544 S. Ferdinand St., age 39. Beloved wife of William R. Guiberson. Mother of Mrs. Dennis Hennessey, Miss Mary Ellen, William, John, Tom and Robert Guiberson. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Egan. Sister of Sister Maureen, Mrs. Eugene Kimmel, Mrs. John DeMartino, Thomas, Richard and Denis Egan. Also, one grandchild. Rosary today, Friday, 7:30 p.m.; Requiem Mass Saturday, 10 a.m., both St. George's Church. Georgetown Funeral Home directors. Burial, Holyrood. (The Seattle Times, September 20, 1968, Page 71) Birth Date: Feb. 14, 1929 Birth Location: Bainbridge Island, Kitsap County, WA, USA Death Location: Seattle, King County, WA, USA [Contributed by Ron Shrack (#47489183)] Link to Mother [Contributed by Philip Weiss (#47403263)] Burial Date: September 21, 1968 Family Members Parents John Egan John Leslie Egan 1896– 1978 Frances Egan Frances Natalie Oliver Egan 1904– 1929 Spouse William Guiberson William R Guiberson 1927– 2015 Half Siblings Maureen Egan Maureen R Egan 1934– 1992 | EGAN, Patricia Ann (I45643)
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| 4093 | LifeSketch Philip A. Gammon, 68, aus Gaylord Road 39, Gaylordsville, starb am 8. Dezember im Candlewood Valley Health & Rehabilitation Center in New Milford. Herr Gammon wurde am 19. März 1934 in Rockland, Maine, als Sohn von Helen (Hill) Gammon aus Gaylordsville und dem verstorbenen Austin E. Gammon geboren. Er machte 1952 seinen Abschluss an der Housatonic Valley Regional High School in Falls Village und absolvierte dort Kurse im landwirtschaftlichen Fachbereich. Er liebte Tiere und half in seiner Freizeit gerne Landwirten. Er arbeitete viele Jahre als Maschinist bei Winchester Electronics. Die Beisetzung findet im Frühjahr auf dem Cushing Cemetery in Warren, Maine, statt. Das Bestattungsinstitut Colonial in New Milford kümmert sich um die Bestattung. | GAMMON, Philip A (I43406)
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| 4094 | LifeSketch Philip A. Gammon, 68, of 39 Gaylord Road, Gaylordsville, died Dec. 8 at Candlewood Valley Health & Rehabilitation Center in New Milford. Mr. Gammon was born March 19, 1934, in Rockland, Maine, a son of Helen (Hill) Gammon of Gaylordsville and the late Austin E. Gammon. He graduated from Housatonic Valley Regional High School in Falls Village, completing courses in the school?s vocational agricultural department, in 1952. He loved animals and enjoyed helping farmers in his spare time. He worked as machinist at Winchester Electronics for many years. Burial will be in Cushing Cemetery, Warren, Maine, in the spring. The Colonial Funeral Home in New Milford is in charge of the arrangements. | GAMMON, Philip A (I43406)
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| 4095 | LifeSketch PORT CLYDE — Betty Ann Libby, 84, aus Port Clyde, verstarb am Donnerstag, dem 3. Dezember 2020, an den Folgen einer langen Herzerkrankung. Betty wurde am 1. Juni 1936 in Boston, Massachusetts, als Tochter von August und Beatrice (Claytor) Kobs geboren. Sie machte ihren Abschluss an der Camden High School, wo sie Basketball spielte und sich in vielen anderen Bereichen engagierte. Sie arbeitete lange als Buchhalterin und für viele lokale Unternehmen, darunter das Autohaus Moody's. Betty leitete außerdem viele Jahre lang das Dip Net Restaurant in Port Clyde, wo sie für ihre Brokkoli-Sandwiches berühmt war. Die Originalkarte ist dort noch heute zu sehen! Am 13. Juni 1954 heiratete sie Roger Libby. Gemeinsam gründeten und leiteten sie eine erfolgreiche kommerzielle Fischereiflotte, für die sie die Buchhaltung und Finanzen verwaltete. Betty reiste gern und war gerne in der Natur. Als ihre Kinder Glen und Gary noch klein waren, verbrachten sie fast jedes Sommerwochenende beim Zelten auf den Inseln. rund um die Muscongus Bay, zusammen mit mehreren anderen Familien. Ihre Kinder sagen: „Mama war immer da, wenn es um Abenteuer mit ihren Söhnen ging." Ob es eine Wanderung um die Inseln, den Mount Battie oder eine Fahrt mit dem Ausflugsboot entlang der Küste von Maine war. Sie lernte, mit Seekarte, Winkelmesser und Kompass einen Kurs zu bestimmen, da es damals noch kein Radar gab, und sie erreichten trotz Nebel immer ihr Ziel. Betty gründete und leitete auch Glen und Garys Cub Scout Troop, als sie aufwuchsen. Später verbrachten Roger und Betty die Winter gerne in Florida und auf den Virgin Islands mit mehreren Freunden aus Maine, die ebenfalls dorthin reisten. Betty war ein beliebtes Mitglied der Port Clyde-Gemeinde. Sie und Roger waren Stammgäste im Harpoon Restaurant (ihre Highschool-Fotos hängen an der Wand im Barraum). Ihr Haus war viele Jahre lang ein beliebtes Ziel für Familie und Freunde in Port Clyde, wo sie gerne Gäste bewirtete (besonders an den Feiertagen), kochte und mit ihren Gitarre. Vorverstorben sind ihre Eltern, ihre Schwestern Frances Kobs Oliviere und Peggy Spaulding, ihre Enkelkinder Kristopher Coulter und Jason Lee Morris sowie ihre Schwiegertochter Kim Libby. Sie hinterlässt ihren Ehemann Roger aus Port Clyde, mit dem sie 65 Jahre verheiratet war, ihre Söhne Glen Libby und seine Partnerin Claire Bissell sowie Gary Libby, alle aus Port Clyde, ihre Enkelkinder Jason, Justin, Jenna, Jessica, Kari, Dan und Leslie sowie zahlreiche Urenkel und Ururenkel. Betty wird uns sehr fehlen, aber die Erinnerungen an sie und ihre Liebe zur Natur und zum Reisen werden in ihren Kindern und Enkeln weiterleben. Eine Trauerfeier ist für das Frühjahr 2021 geplant und wird noch bekannt gegeben. Anstelle von Blumen bittet die Familie um Spenden in Bettys Gedenken an: Donate Life at New England Donor Services, 60 First Ave., Waltham, MA 02451. Zum Teilen Wenn Sie Bettys Familie Ihre Anteilnahme oder Ihr Beileid aussprechen möchten, besuchen Sie bitte das Erinnerungsbuch unter bchfh.com. Die Bestattung übernimmt das Bestattungsinstitut Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins, Limerock Street 110, Rockland. -Find-a-Grave | KOBS, Betty Ann (I43483)
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| 4096 | LifeSketch PORTLAND - Doris Vernon (Littlefield) Chapman, died on July 17, 2020, at the age of 99. She was born in Bangor on March 22, 1921, the daughter of Addie Mahoney Littlefield and Vernon Tracy Littlefield. Educated in the Bangor schools, she graduated from the Eastern Maine General Hospital School of Nursing in 1942. Her nursing career included nearly two years of service with the Army Nurse Corps during World War II, serving in England and France as well as in the United States. She was married to Gordon Lewis Chapman of Portland on August 29, 1948, and they made their home with their sons, Stephen and David in Orono where he was a forestry professor at the University of Maine until his untimely death in 1956. She pursued her education at the University of Maine, earning a B.A. and an M.A. in English as well as a Master of Library Science. She taught English at the secondary and college levels for a number of years, and her career as a librarian included positions at Fogler Library at the University of Maine, Deering High School in Portland, and Portland Public Library. For several years she was a volunteer librarian at the Portland Museum of Art Library. She was active in both English educational and library professional organizations, having served on the Maine Library Commission for several years. She had been active in the Woman's Literary Union, at the Victoria Mansion serving as a guide for several years, and a member of the Board of Trustees of the Eunice Frye Home Foundation. She was also a member of the College Club of Portland, the Board of Fellows at the Portland Museum of Art, and served on the board and as president of the Portland String Quartet's Lark Society. She was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church in Portland. In addition to her parents, three brothers, and her husband Gordon L. Chapman and her daughter in law Jeri Kane Chapman, she was predeceased by a daughter Margaret Ellen Chapman, who died in infancy. Survivors include her son Stephen G. Chapman, her son David V. Chapman and his wife Sally Green, her beloved grandchildren, Greer Alexandra Chapman and William Kane Chapman, and two nephews. She requested that if people wished to remember her in some way that contributions be made in lieu of flowers to the Gordon L. Chapman Loan Fund and directed to the Office of Student Financial Aid at the University of Maine at Orono. Online condolence messages can be submitted at the Chad E. Poitras Cremation and Funeral Service website, mainefuneral.com Published on July 30, 2020 | LITTLEFIELD, Doris Vernon (I44310)
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| 4097 | LifeSketch PORTLAND - Russell N. Winchenbach, of Yarmouth, died Sept. 7, at Maine Medical Center after a long and couragous battle with kidney disease. He was born in Waldoboro, March 3, 1919, the son of Fred Y. and Lorna Staples Wichenbach. He graduated from Waldoboro High School. Mr. Winchenbach was married to teh former Shriley Burnes who predeceased him in 1997. He had lovingly cared for his wife the last three years of her life. Mr. Winchenbach served in World War II and the Korean War. During World War II he served in the European-African-Middle Eastern Theatre of Operations. He was awarded the Bronze Star, Victory Medal, and the E.A.M.E. Theatre Campaingn Ribbon. His Bronze Star citation recongnized him for assuming the responsibilities of the non-commissioned officer in charge of troop movements with full charge of the battallon locator section. It was noted that the troops were widely scattered and his battallon processed forms for upwards to 75,000 officers and enlisted men. He was a member of teh American Legion and VFW. Mr. Winchenbach was involved in town government and served as the Town Manager and on the Board of Selectmen in Waldoboro. His dedicational to the town was noted in numberous letters from Waldoboro citizens, including one from Senator Frederick Payne. Mr. Winchenbach never "tooted his own horn" and his chidlren found these letters during his last illness. He and his wife also built and ran Fieldcrest Manor in Waldoboro. He was most recently employed at Clark's in Union. He enjoyed spening time with his family, relaxing at his cottage with friends, and traveling to Florida with his wife. His request was to spend the last two weeks of his life visiting family and friends. As usual, he was more interested in hearing about what they were doing than talking about him or how he was feeling. His children, Laurie Jane and Fred, agree that he was a wonderful listener who seldom gave advice but still managed to help you make the best decisions. After visitying his grandchildren during his last days he uttered one of his most commonly used phrases which was "it all turned out pretty good, didn't it." He is survived by his daughter, Laurie Jane Broberg of Yarmouth; his son, Russell Fred Winchenbach of Maryville, Tenn; seven grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. His brother, Everett Winchenbach, predeceased him. He will also be greatly missed buy his son-in-law Gilbert Brobery, his daughter-in-law, Doris Winchenbach; a special cousin Keith Winchenbach of Rockland and his friends at Bartlett Circle in Yarmouth. At Mr. Winchenbach's request there will be no funeral. A rememberance reception will be held at his daughter's house in Yarmouth on Sept. 11. Burial will be at the Veteran's Cemetery in Augusta. | WINCHENBACH, Russell Nathan (I36786)
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| 4098 | LifeSketch PORTLAND — Doris Vernon (Littlefield) Chapman starb am 17. Juli 2020 im Alter von 99 Jahren. Sie wurde am 22. März 1921 in Bangor als Tochter von Addie Mahoney Littlefield und Vernon Tracy Littlefield geboren. Sie besuchte die Schulen in Bangor und schloss 1942 die Krankenpflegeschule des Eastern Maine General Hospital ab. Ihre Karriere als Krankenschwester umfasste fast zwei Jahre Dienst beim Army Nurse Corps während des Zweiten Weltkriegs, wo sie in England und Frankreich sowie in den Vereinigten Staaten diente. Am 29. August 1948 heiratete sie Gordon Lewis Chapman aus Portland. Sie lebten mit ihren Söhnen Stephen und David in Orono, wo er bis zu seinem frühen Tod 1956 als Professor für Forstwirtschaft an der University of Maine tätig war. Sie setzte ihre Ausbildung an der University of Maine fort und erwarb einen B.A. und einen M.A. in Anglistik sowie einen Master of Library Science. Sie unterrichtete mehrere Jahre Englisch an weiterführenden Schulen und Hochschulen und war in der Fogler Library der University of Maine, der Deering High School in Portland und der Portland Public Library tätig. Mehrere Jahre lang war sie ehrenamtlich in der Bibliothek des Portland Museum of Art tätig. Sie engagierte sich in englischsprachigen Bildungs- und Bibliotheksverbänden und war mehrere Jahre Mitglied der Maine Library Commission. Sie engagierte sich in der Woman's Literary Union, war mehrere Jahre als Fremdenführerin im Victoria Mansion tätig und Mitglied des Kuratoriums der Eunice Frye Home Foundation. Sie war außerdem Mitglied des College Club of Portland, des Board of Fellows des Portland Museum of Art und saß im Vorstand und als Präsidentin der Lark Society des Portland String Quartet. Sie war Mitglied der Trinity Episcopal Church in Portland. Neben ihren Eltern, drei Brüdern, ihrem Ehemann Gordon L. Chapman und ihrer Schwiegertochter Jeri Kane Chapman starb vor ihr auch ihre Tochter Margaret Ellen Chapman, die im Säuglingsalter verstarb. Zu ihren Hinterbliebenen zählen ihr Sohn Stephen G. Chapman, ihr Sohn David V. Chapman und dessen Ehefrau Sally Green, ihre geliebten Enkelkinder Greer Alexandra Chapman und William Kane Chapman sowie zwei Neffen. Sie bat darum, dass alle, die ihrer in irgendeiner Weise gedenken möchten, anstelle von Blumen Spenden an den Gordon L. Chapman Loan Fund senden und diese an das Office of Student Financial Aid der University of Maine in Orono richten. Online-Beileidsbekundungen können auf der Website des Chad E. Poitras Cremation and Funeral Service eingereicht werden: mainefuneral.com Veröffentlicht am 30. Juli 2020 | LITTLEFIELD, Doris Vernon (I44310)
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| 4099 | LifeSketch PORTLAND — Russell N. Winchenbach aus Yarmouth starb am 7. September im Maine Medical Center nach langem und tapferem Kampf gegen eine Nierenerkrankung. Er wurde am 3. März 1919 in Waldoboro als Sohn von Fred Y. und Lorna Staples Wichenbach geboren. Er absolvierte die Waldoboro High School. Herr Winchenbach war mit der ehemaligen Shriley Burnes verheiratet, die 1997 vor ihm verstarb. Er hatte seine Frau in den letzten drei Jahren ihres Lebens liebevoll gepflegt. Herr Winchenbach diente im Zweiten Weltkrieg und im Koreakrieg. Während des Zweiten Weltkriegs diente er im europäisch-afrikanisch-nahöstlichen Kriegsgebiet. Er wurde mit dem Bronze Star, der Victory Medal und dem E.A.M.E. Theatre Campaign Ribbon ausgezeichnet. Seine Auszeichnung mit dem Bronze Star würdigte ihn für seine Verantwortung als Unteroffizier für Truppenbewegungen mit der vollen Verantwortung für die Bataillons-Ortungsabteilung. Es wurde festgestellt, dass die Truppen weit verstreut waren und sein Bataillon Formulare für bis zu 75.000 Offiziere und Mannschaften bearbeitete. Er war Mitglied der American Legion und der VFW. Herr Winchenbach engagierte sich in der Stadtverwaltung und diente als Stadtverwalter und Mitglied des Stadtrats von Waldoboro. Sein Engagement für die Stadt wurde in zahlreichen Briefen von Waldoboroer Bürgern, darunter einem von Senator Frederick Payne, gewürdigt. Herr Winchenbach machte nie große Bekanntschaft, und seine Kinder fanden diese Briefe während seiner letzten Krankheit. Er und seine Frau bauten und leiteten außerdem Fieldcrest Manor in Waldoboro. Zuletzt war er bei Clark's in Union beschäftigt. Er verbrachte gerne Zeit mit seiner Familie, entspannte sich mit Freunden in seinem Ferienhaus und reiste mit seiner Frau nach Florida. Sein Wunsch war es, die letzten zwei Wochen seines Lebens bei Familie und Freunden zu verbringen. Wie üblich interessierte er sich mehr dafür, zu hören, was sie taten, als über sich selbst oder seine Gefühle zu sprechen. Seine Kinder, Laurie Jane und Fred, sind sich einig, dass er ein wunderbarer Zuhörer war, der selten Ratschläge gab, aber dennoch dazu beitrug, die besten Entscheidungen zu treffen. Nachdem er in seinen letzten Tagen seine Enkelkinder besucht hatte, sagte er einen seiner häufigsten Sätze: „Es ist doch alles ganz gut ausgegangen, nicht wahr?" Er hinterlässt seine Tochter Laurie Jane Broberg aus Yarmouth, seinen Sohn Russell Fred Winchenbach aus Maryville, Tennessee, sieben Enkel und vier Urenkel. Sein Bruder Everett Winchenbach starb vor ihm. Auch sein Schwiegersohn Gilbert Brobery, seine Schwiegertochter Doris Winchenbach, sein besonderer Cousin Keith Winchenbach aus Rockland und seine Freunde am Bartlett Circle in Yarmouth werden ihn sehr vermissen. Auf Wunsch von Herrn Winchenbach findet keine Beerdigung statt. Am 11. September findet im Haus seiner Tochter in Yarmouth ein Gedenkempfang statt. Die Beisetzung erfolgt auf dem Veteranenfriedhof in Augusta. | WINCHENBACH, Russell Nathan (I36786)
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| 4100 | LifeSketch READFIELD - Nina Webber Mank, 81, died early Wednesday morning, Sept. 12, 2018, at her home in Readfield, with her family by her side, after a short illness. She was born in Winthrop Center on Nov. 14, 1936, to the late Elton Quimby and Thelma Evangeline (Smith) Webber. Nina grew up in Winthrop and was a graduate of Winthrop High School. Upon graduation, she was hired by the State of Maine/DHHS, where she worked for over 35 years until her retirement. Nina married Sheldon Mank on Dec. 6, 1969, and would have celebrated their 49th wedding anniversary in December. Nina loved the Maine outdoors, where she and Sheldon enjoyed, among other activities, boating, four-wheeling, snowmobiling, and camping throughout their years together. Nina was also very crafty. She liked crocheting, knitting and sewing to name a few, and was very diligent in working on her crossword puzzles and jumbles. She is survived by her husband, Sheldon; her son, Lee Mank and his wife, Amanda and her grandchildren, Ryan and Samantha, all of Readfield; her two stepsons, Wayne and Craig Mank, both of Rockland. A celebration of Nina's life will be held graveside at Lakeview Cemetery, Narrows Pond Road, Winthrop. Arrangements are in the care of Roberts Funeral Home, 62 Bowdoin St., Winthrop, where memories, condolences, photos and videos may be shared with the family on the obituary page of our website at www.khrfuneralhomes.com. (Central Maine Newspapers 9/16/2018) | WEBBER, Nina M (I44511)
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