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| 4151 | LifeSketch ROCKLAND - Llynne Anne Haskins, 46, died unexpectedly Thursday, January 20, 2005 from injuries sustained in an auto accident on Old County Road. Born in Rockland, May 15, 1958, she was the daughter of Merrill R. and Christine Mank Haskins. She was educated in local schools. Llynne worked as a Certified Nurses Assistant at Knox Center for Long Term Care and the former Camden Health Care Center. More recently she served as a private duty care provider. She enjoyed gardening, fishing, smelting, music and was pleased recently to donate her hair to Locks For Love. Lynne considered her pets and fish as family and was heartbroken to lose her companion of 11 years, a Dutch Rottweiler, Nikia, this past fall. This past Christmas, she was thrilled to receive as a gift from her son Justin, a Pug puppy, she named Boo. She loved her Terrier, Cogo and her cats, Ebony who perished in the accident with her, Smokey, Sonny and Tigger. Devoted to her family, she loved family get togethers and particularly enjoyed spending time with her sisters. They stated she loved people, was fun to be with and was full of life. Lynne had taken several other people under her wing over the years who were considered her "Other Children". She continued a close friendship with the father of her children, Kerry Lee Dennison of New Hampshire, and her former sister and brothers-in-law, Alfred Dennison, Jr. of East Livermore, Victor Dennison of Rockland, William Dennison of South Thomaston and Gloria Nelson of Union. Pre-deceased by her father and grandparents, Alton J. and Myrtle Mank and Archford V. and Bertha Haskins, Llynne is survived by her parents Christine and Bruce Gamage, Sr. of Rockland and Florida; two sons, Justin Dennison and his companion Tiffany Tyler and her children Jordan, Jacob, Nicholas, Natasha, of Rockland, Stanley Dennison of Matinicus; five brothers, Allan Haskins and his companion Janice Goodnow of Union, Duane Makie and his companion Linda Winchenbach, James Makie and his companion Denise Senay all of Warren, Bruce Gamage, Jr. and his wife Becky of Rockland, Joel Fogg of Rockland; four sisters, Roxanne Seader and her husband Ray of Palm Beach Gardens, FL, Rhonda Collins and her husband Harry of Palm City, FL, Nancy Beverage and her husband Edward, Ann Orne all of North Haven, as well as several aunts, uncles, great aunts, great uncle, nieces, nephews and cousins. Visiting hours will be held from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., Friday, January 28th at Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, 110 Limerock Street, Rockland, where a memorial service will be held at 1:00 p.m., Saturday, January 29, 2005. The Reverend Wayne Sawyer will officiate. Memorial donations may be made either the American Heart Association Inc., 343 Gorham Road, South Portland, ME 04106; American Cancer Society, New England Division, One Main Street, Suit 300, Topsham, ME 04086-1240 or to Locks of Love, 2925 Tenth Avenue North, Suite 102, Lake Worth, FL 33461. Please take a moment to visit Llynne's Personal Online Guest Book. | HASKINS, Llynne Anne (I44581)
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| 4152 | LifeSketch ROCKLAND – Bruce Edward Gamage, Sr., 91, died Friday, June 23, 2017, at the Knox Center for Long Term in Rockland. Born in Rockland, April 6, 1926, he was the son of John E. and Bernice Savage Gamage. He was educated in local schools. At the age of 17, he enlisted in the U.S. Army, to serve the country he loved. A machine gunner in a Sherman tank, he served under General George Patton. He fought hard in the Battle of the Bulge along with his two brothers Richard and John, while his brother Milton had 56 bombing missions over enemy territory. They all returned home. Following WWII, he married the love of his life Frances Robishaw of Rockland and together they had three children, Bruce, Nancy and Ann. Frances passed away in 1972 during open heart surgery. After her death, he found love again and married Christine Mank Makie. This union brought six additional children into his life that he loved and fathered. Christine passed away in 2009. He was blessed at the end of his life to have the friendship and companionship of Leatrice Gamage. Together they enjoyed playing cards, attending family functions, and working auctions. Bruce first worked in a shipyard, a Gamage family tradition, under the supervision of his father John and brother Elliot, both Master Shipbuilders. He was always willing to do whatever it took to provide for his family and had multiple jobs including selling insurance, driving taxi, cutting wood, working at the Rockland Fire Department, and spending 15 years as a Rockland Police Officer. After retiring from the police force he and his wife Christine, opened a used furniture store on Pleasant Street, called the Bruce and Chris Shop. They later closed that business and moved to Florida for a few years, before eventually returning home. His interests were many, including hunting and fishing in his early years, playing cards, working his son's auctions, going to the casino, and telling jokes. He especially loved golf and spent hours at the Rockland Golf Club where he met some of his closest friends. It would be an understatement to say that Bruce was a passionate Red Sox fan. Other than his parents and wives, Bruce was pre-deceased by one sister Edna Willis; six brothers, Milton, Richard, Carl, Ernest, Elliot and John; his daughter, Nancy Beverage and step-daughter, Lynne Haskins. He is survived by one son, Bruce Gamage, Jr, and his wife Becky of Rockport; one daughter, Ann Marie Orne of Thomaston; his son-in-law, Edward Beverage of North Haven; seven grandchildren, Bruce Gamage and his wife Susan Oliver of Rockland, Wendy Gamage Jacques and her husband Robert of Warren, Jennifer Mazurek and her husband Richard of Rockland, Morgan Mayo of North Haven, Desiree Mayo of Hampden, Ansel and Alexandria Orne of Rockland; nine great-grandchildren, Joseph Nelsen, Braden Gamage, Nicholas and Alexis Mazurek, Lydia, Sydney and Aliza Gamage, Tobe Sargent and Isabelle Adams; one great-great granddaughter, Brooklynn Gamage; his step-children, Alan Haskins, Roxanne and Ray Seader of Palm Beach Gardens, FL, Rhonda Collins and her companion Brian Kincaid of Stuart, FL, Duane Makie of Warren, and James Makie of Cushing, as well as many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. He was truly loved and will be greatly missed by all who loved him. Friends and relatives are invited to visit from 5:00 to 7:00 pm, Tuesday, June 27, 2017, at the Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, 110 Limerock Street, Rockland, where a funeral service will be held at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, June 28th. Mr. James W. Brannan, Esquire, will officiate. Interment with Military Honors will follow at Coughlin Memorial Cemetery, Rankin Street, Rockland. A reception and celebration of life will follow the services at the Rockland Golf Club, 606 Old County Road, Rockland. While flowers are gratefully accepted, those who wish may make memorial donations to the Patient Activities Fund, Knox Center for Long Term Care, C/O Pen Bay Medical Center, 22 White Street, Rockland, ME 04841 | GARNAGE, Bruce Edward Sr (I44658)
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| 4153 | LifeSketch ROCKLAND – Doris Mank Paulsen, ehemals Bewohnerin des Rankin Center in Rockland, ging am Sonntag, dem 11. Februar 2024, in ihrem Haus in Jupiter, Florida, heim zu Jesus. Sie wurde 106 Jahre alt. Geboren wurde sie am 10. September 1917 als viertes von acht Kindern von Burleigh und Addie (Miller) Mank. Sie wuchs in der Gegend von Union auf und heiratete 1937 Bob Mitchell. Sie bekamen zwei Töchter, Pat und Bunny, und verbrachten einige glückliche Jahre, bevor sie sich trennten. 1946 heiratete sie John Paulsen und wurde Mutter mehrerer weiterer Kinder, deren Mutter kurz zuvor gestorben war. Im Laufe ihres Lebens hatte sie viele verschiedene Aufgaben. Sie war Pflegerin, Angestellte, Köchin und Hausmutter. Gemeinsam mit John besaß und führte sie bis zu seiner Pensionierung ein Altenheim in der Rankin Street. Unterwegs bekamen sie 1955 einen gemeinsamen Sohn, John Jr. Sie lebten hauptsächlich in Maine, aber auch kurzzeitig in Connecticut und New Jersey. Maine war immer ihre Heimat, auch nachdem sie vor über acht Jahren nach Jupiter gezogen war. Wo immer sie lebten, fanden sie immer eine Gemeinde, in der sie dem Herrn, den sie liebten, dienen konnten. Gemeinsam dienten sie 27 Jahre lang in den Gideon-Kirchen. Im Laufe der Jahre gründete Doris Good News Clubs, um Kindern Jesus näherzubringen, und gab Bibelstunden für Frauen. Sie war langjähriges Mitglied der First Baptist Church in Rockland, besuchte aber während ihres Aufenthalts in Jupiter die Nazarene Church in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Vor ihr starben ihre Eltern, ihr Ehemann John, ihre Schwestern Lorraine Seekins, Gertrude Moody und Madelyn Hall, ihre Brüder Vernon, Floyd, Burleigh Jr. und Bryant Mank, ihre Stiefsöhne Ralph Paulsen und Donald (Betty) Paulsen sowie ihre Stieftöchter Hope Brown und Grace Chapman. Sie hinterlässt ihre Töchter Pat Ross (Don) aus Warren, Maine, und Bunny McLellan (Jim) aus Jupiter, Florida; einen Sohn, John Paulsen Jr. (Frances McAleer) aus Fort Lauderdale, Florida; und einen Stiefsohn, Richard Paulsen (Debbie Kinney) aus St. George, Maine; einen Cousin, mehrere Nichten und Neffen sowie zahlreiche Enkel, Urenkel und Ururenkel. Sie betet für die Familie, dass sie Jesus als ihren Erlöser kennenlernen, damit sie eines Tages mit ihr in den Himmel kommen können. Familie und Freunde können am Freitag, den 23. Februar 2024, von 13 bis 14 Uhr vorbeikommen. Unmittelbar im Anschluss findet um 14 Uhr ein Gottesdienst im Bestattungsinstitut Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins, Limerock Street 110, Rockland, statt. Die private Beisetzung findet im Frühjahr statt. Anstelle von Blumen bitten wir um Spenden an Our Daily Bred Ministries, P.O. Box 266, Grand Rapids, MI 49501. Wer nicht persönlich teilnehmen kann, kann Doris' Trauerfeier online in ihrem Erinnerungsbuch unter www.bchfh.com ansehen. Klicken Sie dazu auf „Fotos und Videos" und anschließend auf „Webcast ansehen". | MANK, Doris M (I47106)
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| 4154 | LifeSketch ROCKLAND – Frederick G. Mank, 69, at peace in the arms of the Lord, died Oct. 7, 2013, at Pen Bay Medical Center in Rockport. Born in Warren Jan. 29, 1944, he was the son of Vernon A. and Kathleen Bernice Simon Mank. Fred was a 1962 graduate of Warren High School. Fred is survived by his sister, Donna and her husband, Charles O. Rogers, of Matinicus; his brother, Gordon Mank and his wife, Sandi, of Rockport; three sons, Fred Mank Jr. of Waldoboro, Tony Mank of Chandler, Ariz., and Jason Mank of Thomasville, Ga.; several grandchildren, many nieces, and nephews and his friend of many years, David Achorn of Rockland. His passing will leave a vacancy in the hearts of those who loved him. A private interment will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. Bernard's Soup Kitchen, 7 Union St., Camden, ME 04843. Arrangements are in the care of Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home in Rockland. To share a memory or condolence with Fred's family, visit his Book of Memories online at the funeral home. | MANK, Capt. Frederick Gary (I45158)
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| 4155 | LifeSketch ROCKLAND — Bruce Edward Gamage Sr., 91, starb am Freitag, den 23. Juni 2017, im Knox Center for Long Term in Rockland. Geboren wurde er am 6. April 1926 in Rockland als Sohn von John E. und Bernice Savage Gamage. Er besuchte die örtlichen Schulen. Mit 17 Jahren trat er in die US-Armee ein, um seinem geliebten Land zu dienen. Als Maschinengewehrschütze in einem Sherman-Panzer diente er unter General George Patton. Zusammen mit seinen beiden Brüdern Richard und John kämpfte er hart in der Ardennenoffensive, während sein Bruder Milton 56 Bombenangriffe über feindlichem Gebiet absolvierte. Sie alle kehrten nach Hause zurück. Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg heiratete er die Liebe seines Lebens, Frances Robishaw aus Rockland. Zusammen bekamen sie drei Kinder: Bruce, Nancy und Ann. Frances starb 1972 bei einer Operation am offenen Herzen. Nach ihrem Tod fand er erneut die Liebe und heiratete Christine Mank Makie. Aus dieser Verbindung gingen sechs weitere Kinder hervor, die er liebte und deren Vater er war. Christine starb 2009. Am Ende seines Lebens wurde ihm die Freundschaft und Kameradschaft von Leatrice Gamage zuteil. Gemeinsam spielten sie gerne Karten, besuchten Familienfeiern und arbeiteten auf Auktionen. Bruce arbeitete zunächst in einer Werft, einer Tradition der Familie Gamage, unter der Aufsicht seines Vaters John und seines Bruders Elliot, beide Schiffsbaumeister. Er war stets bereit, alles zu tun, um für seine Familie zu sorgen, und hatte verschiedene Jobs, darunter Versicherungsverkauf, Taxifahren, Holzfällen, Arbeit bei der Feuerwehr von Rockland und 15 Jahre als Polizist in Rockland. Nach seinem Ausscheiden aus dem Polizeidienst eröffneten er und seine Frau Christine ein Secondhand-Möbelgeschäft in der Pleasant Street, den „Bruce and Chris Shop". Später schlossen sie das Geschäft und zogen für einige Jahre nach Florida, bevor sie schließlich in ihre Heimat zurückkehrten. Er hatte viele Interessen, darunter Jagen und Angeln in jungen Jahren, Kartenspielen, die Mitarbeit bei den Auktionen seines Sohnes, Kasinobesuche und Witze erzählen. Besonders liebte er Golf und verbrachte Stunden im Rockland Golf Club, wo er einige seiner engsten Freunde traf. Es wäre untertrieben zu sagen, dass Bruce ein leidenschaftlicher Red-Sox-Fan war. Neben seinen Eltern und Ehefrauen starben vor Bruce eine Schwester, Edna Willis, sechs Brüder, Milton, Richard, Carl, Ernest, Elliot und John, seine Tochter Nancy Beverage und seine Stieftochter Lynne Haskins. Er hinterlässt einen Sohn, Bruce Gamage Jr. und seine Ehefrau Becky aus Rockport; eine Tochter, Ann Marie Orne aus Thomaston; seinen Schwiegersohn Edward Beverage aus North Haven; sieben Enkelkinder: Bruce Gamage und seine Frau Susan Oliver aus Rockland, Wendy Gamage Jacques und ihr Mann Robert aus Warren, Jennifer Mazurek und ihr Mann Richard aus Rockland, Morgan Mayo aus North Haven, Desiree Mayo aus Hampden, Ansel und Alexandria Orne aus Rockland; neun Urenkel: Joseph Nelsen, Braden Gamage, Nicholas und Alexis Mazurek, Lydia, Sydney und Aliza Gamage, Tobe Sargent und Isabelle Adams; eine Ururenkelin, Brooklynn Gamage; seine Stiefkinder: Alan Haskins, Roxanne und Ray Seader aus Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, Rhonda Collins und ihr Lebensgefährte Brian Kincaid aus Stuart, Florida, Duane Makie aus Warren und James Makie aus Cushing sowie viele Nichten, Neffen, Cousins ??und Freunde. Er wurde wirklich geliebt und wird von allen, die ihn liebten, schmerzlich vermisst werden. Freunde und Angehörige sind herzlich eingeladen, am Dienstag, den 27. Juni 2017, von 17:00 bis 19:00 Uhr das Bestattungsinstitut Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins, Limerock Street 110, Rockland, zu besuchen. Die Trauerfeier findet am Mittwoch, den 28. Juni, um 14:00 Uhr statt. Die Zeremonie wird von Herrn Esquire James W. Brannan geleitet. Die Beisetzung mit militärischen Ehren findet anschließend auf dem Coughlin Memorial Cemetery, Rankin Street, Rockland, statt. Im Anschluss an die Trauerfeier finden ein Empfang und eine Gedenkfeier im Rockland Golf Club, Old County Road 606, Rockland, statt. Blumen werden gerne entgegengenommen. Spenden an den Patient Activities Fund, Knox Center for Long Term Care, C/O Pen Bay Medical Center, White Street 22, Rockland, ME 04841, sind willkommen. | GARNAGE, Bruce Edward Sr (I44658)
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| 4156 | LifeSketch ROCKLAND — Doris Mank Paulsen, ehemals Bewohnerin des Rankin Center in Rockland, ging am Sonntag, dem 11. Februar 2024, in ihrem Haus in Jupiter, Florida, heim zu Jesus. Sie wurde 106 Jahre alt. Geboren wurde sie am 10. September 1917 als viertes von acht Kindern von Burleigh und Addie (Miller) Mank. Sie wuchs in der Gegend von Union auf und heiratete 1937 Bob Mitchell. Sie bekamen zwei Töchter, Pat und Bunny, und verbrachten einige glückliche Jahre, bevor sie sich trennten. 1946 heiratete sie John Paulsen und wurde Mutter mehrerer weiterer Kinder, deren Mutter kurz zuvor gestorben war. Im Laufe ihres Lebens hatte sie viele verschiedene Aufgaben. Sie war Pflegerin, Angestellte, Köchin und Hausmutter. Gemeinsam mit John besaß und führte sie bis zu seiner Pensionierung ein Altenheim in der Rankin Street. Unterwegs bekamen sie 1955 einen gemeinsamen Sohn, John Jr. Sie lebten hauptsächlich in Maine, aber auch kurzzeitig in Connecticut und New Jersey. Maine war immer ihre Heimat, auch nachdem sie vor über acht Jahren nach Jupiter gezogen war. Wo immer sie lebten, fanden sie immer eine Gemeinde, in der sie dem Herrn, den sie liebten, dienen konnten. Gemeinsam dienten sie 27 Jahre lang in den Gideon-Kirchen. Im Laufe der Jahre gründete Doris Good News Clubs, um Kindern Jesus näherzubringen, und gab Bibelstunden für Frauen. Sie war langjähriges Mitglied der First Baptist Church in Rockland, besuchte aber während ihres Aufenthalts in Jupiter die Nazarene Church in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Vor ihr starben ihre Eltern, ihr Ehemann John, ihre Schwestern Lorraine Seekins, Gertrude Moody und Madelyn Hall, ihre Brüder Vernon, Floyd, Burleigh Jr. und Bryant Mank, ihre Stiefsöhne Ralph Paulsen und Donald (Betty) Paulsen sowie ihre Stieftöchter Hope Brown und Grace Chapman. Sie hinterlässt ihre Töchter Pat Ross (Don) aus Warren, Maine, und Bunny McLellan (Jim) aus Jupiter, Florida; einen Sohn, John Paulsen Jr. (Frances McAleer) aus Fort Lauderdale, Florida; und einen Stiefsohn, Richard Paulsen (Debbie Kinney) aus St. George, Maine; einen Cousin, mehrere Nichten und Neffen sowie zahlreiche Enkel, Urenkel und Ururenkel. Sie betet für die Familie, dass sie Jesus als ihren Erlöser kennenlernen, damit sie eines Tages mit ihr in den Himmel kommen können. Familie und Freunde können am Freitag, den 23. Februar 2024, von 13 bis 14 Uhr vorbeikommen. Unmittelbar im Anschluss findet um 14 Uhr ein Gottesdienst im Bestattungsinstitut Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins, Limerock Street 110, Rockland, statt. Die private Beisetzung findet im Frühjahr statt. Anstelle von Blumen bitten wir um Spenden an Our Daily Bred Ministries, P.O. Box 266, Grand Rapids, MI 49501. Wer nicht persönlich teilnehmen kann, kann Doris' Trauerfeier online in ihrem Erinnerungsbuch unter www.bchfh.com ansehen. Klicken Sie dazu auf „Fotos und Videos" und anschließend auf „Webcast ansehen". | MANK, Doris M (I47106)
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| 4157 | LifeSketch ROCKLAND — Llynne Anne Haskins, 46, starb unerwartet am Donnerstag, dem 20. Januar 2005, an den Folgen eines Autounfalls auf der Old County Road. Sie wurde am 15. Mai 1958 in Rockland als Tochter von Merrill R. und Christine Mank Haskins geboren. Sie besuchte die örtlichen Schulen. Llynne arbeitete als staatlich anerkannte Pflegeassistentin im Knox Center for Long Term Care und im ehemaligen Camden Health Care Center. Zuletzt war sie als private Pflegekraft tätig. Sie liebte Gartenarbeit, Angeln, Schmelzen und Musik und spendete kürzlich ihre Haare an Locks For Love. Lynne betrachtete ihre Haustiere und Fische als ihre Familie und war untröstlich, als sie im vergangenen Herbst ihre elfjährige Gefährtin, eine Holländische Rottweilerin namens Nikia, verlor. Letztes Weihnachten freute sie sich riesig über ein Geschenk ihres Sohnes Justin, einen Mopswelpen namens Boo. Sie liebte ihren Terrier Cogo und ihre Katzen Ebony, die mit ihr bei dem Unfall ums Leben kam, Smokey, Sonny und Tigger. Sie war ihrer Familie sehr verbunden, liebte Familientreffen und genoss es besonders, Zeit mit ihren Schwestern zu verbringen. Diese sagten, sie liebe Menschen, sei lustig im Umgang und voller Leben. Lynne hatte im Laufe der Jahre mehrere andere Menschen unter ihre Fittiche genommen, die als ihre „anderen Kinder" betrachtet wurden. Sie pflegte eine enge Freundschaft mit dem Vater ihrer Kinder, Kerry Lee Dennison aus New Hampshire, und ihrer ehemaligen Schwester und ihren Schwägern, Alfred Dennison Jr. aus East Livermore, Victor Dennison aus Rockland, William Dennison aus South Thomaston und Gloria Nelson aus Union. Ihr Vater und ihre Großeltern, Alton J. und Myrtle Mank sowie Archford V. und Bertha Haskins, sind bereits verstorben. Llynne hinterlässt ihre Eltern Christine und Bruce Gamage Sr. aus Rockland und Florida; zwei Söhne, Justin Dennison und seine Lebensgefährtin Tiffany Tyler und ihre Kinder Jordan, Jacob, Nicholas, Natasha aus Rockland, Stanley Dennison aus Matinicus; fünf Brüder, Allan Haskins und seine Lebensgefährtin Janice Goodnow aus Union, Duane Makie und seine Lebensgefährtin Linda Winchenbach, James Makie und seine Lebensgefährtin Denise Senay, alle aus Warren, Bruce Gamage, Jr. und seine Frau Becky aus Rockland, Joel Fogg aus Rockland; vier Schwestern, Roxanne Seader und ihr Mann Ray aus Palm Beach Gardens, FL, Rhonda Collins und ihr Mann Harry aus Palm City, FL, Nancy Beverage und ihr Mann Edward, Ann Orne, alle aus North Haven, sowie mehrere Tanten, Onkel, Großtanten, Großonkel, Nichten, Neffen und Cousins. Besuchszeiten sind am Freitag, dem 28. Januar, von 18:00 bis 20:00 Uhr im Bestattungsinstitut Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins, Limerock Street 110, Rockland, wo am Samstag, dem 29. Januar 2005, um 13:00 Uhr eine Trauerfeier stattfindet. Pfarrer Wayne Sawyer wird den Gottesdienst leiten. Gedenkspenden können entweder an die American Heart Association Inc., 343 Gorham Road, South Portland, ME 04106; American Cancer Society, New England Division, One Main Street, Suite 300, Topsham, ME 04086-1240 oder an Locks of Love, 2925 Tenth Avenue North, Suite 102, Lake Worth, FL 33461, gerichtet werden. Bitte nehmen Sie sich einen Moment Zeit und besuchen Sie Llynnes persönliches Online-Gästebuch. | HASKINS, Llynne Anne (I44581)
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| 4158 | LifeSketch ROCKLAND — Valerie F. Smith, 80, starb am Mittwoch, dem 6. November 2013, im Pen Bay Medical Center in Rockport nach langer Krankheit. Sie wurde am 15. Juni 1933 in Rockland als Tochter von Kenneth D. Sr. und Maude Keizer Feyler geboren. Sie besuchte die Schule in Thomaston. Valerie heiratete Maynard Smith Jr., und das Paar lebte in der Limerock Street in Rockland. Valerie arbeitete mehrere Jahre ehrenamtlich im ehemaligen Knox Hospital in Rockland und später im Pen Bay Medical Center in Rockport. Schließlich arbeitete sie im Pen Bay Medical Center und ging in den Ruhestand. Als ihre Kinder noch klein waren, war sie Pfadfinderführerin. Von Oktober bis Dezember bastelte sie jedes Jahr Weihnachtskränze zum Verkauf und bescherte ihren Kindern so ein wunderschönes Weihnachtsfest. Viele Jahre lang genoss sie es, mit den Familien des Dragon Cement Plant zu campen, insbesondere die Reise zur Expo 1967 in Kanada. Valerie strickte und quiltete gern, arbeitete in ihren wunderschönen Blumengärten und besuchte gerne ihre Familie. Ihr Ehemann Maynard, ihre Eltern und ihr Bruder Kenneth D. Feyler Jr. sind bereits verstorben. Valerie hinterlässt ihre Kinder Robert W. Smith und seine Frau Cheryl aus Rockville, Wanda Leavitt und ihren Ehemann Gregg aus Carmel, Karen Harris und ihren Ehemann Gary aus Hubbardston, Massachusetts, Stuart Smith und seine Frau Holly aus Rockport, Mary Wall und ihren Ehemann Randy aus Ellenton, Florida, Rebecca Lothrop und ihren Ehemann Linwood aus Rockland; acht Enkelkinder: Shane Smith, Laurie Camire, Katie Rothfield, Alisa Roman, Karen Rackliff, Susan Rackliff, Michael Lothrop und Jennifer Curtis; sowie mehrere Urenkel. Sie hinterlässt außerdem ihre Schwägerinnen Erma Landry, Margaret Smith und Joanne Feyler. Freunde und Angehörige sind herzlich eingeladen, am Montag, den 11. November, von 17:00 bis 19:00 Uhr das Bestattungsinstitut Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins, Limerock Street 110, Rockland, zu besuchen. Die Trauerfeier findet am Dienstag um 11:00 Uhr statt. Pfarrer Seth Jones wird den Gottesdienst leiten. Die Beisetzung findet auf dem Achorn Cemetery statt, anschließend gibt es einen Empfang in der Limerock Street 104. (Bestattungsinstitut Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins) | FEYLER, Valerie (I43956)
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| 4159 | LifeSketch Roger Edgar Libby, 88, starb friedlich nach einer Zeit schlechter Gesundheit am Freitag, dem 5. März 2021, im Sussman Hospice House in Rockport. Er wurde in Thomaston als Sohn von Edgar und Dorothy Cramer Libby geboren. Er besuchte die Thomaston High School und machte 1951 seinen Abschluss. Nach der High School trat Roger der US Navy bei und diente während des Koreakriegs auf einem Flugzeugträger im Mittelmeer. Nach seiner Rückkehr in die USA heiratete er am 13. Juni 1954 Betty Kobs. Roger verbrachte einen Großteil seiner Karriere als Lkw-Fahrer. Er begann als „Milchmann" und arbeitete sich hoch, bevor er viele Jahre für die Martin Marietta Corporation fuhr, bevor er in den Ruhestand ging. Rogers Traum war es, Kapitän einer Fischereiflotte zu werden, da er sich schon immer zum Meer hingezogen fühlte. Viele Jahre lang leiteten er und Betty eine erfolgreiche kommerzielle Fischereiflotte. Er fischte immer wieder und liebte es in den letzten Jahren, auf dem Meer zu fahren. das Wasser mit seinen Söhnen. Als junger Mann war Roger Mitglied der Feuerwehr von Thomaston, wo er stellvertretender Leiter wurde. Später trat er der Feuerwehr von Port Clyde bei. Als seine Kinder klein waren, genoss er Campingausflüge und ging mit ihnen zu den Pfadfindern. Roger, ein stoischer „Mainer", war vielen als „Grumpy" bekannt. Er war Stammgast im Harpoon Restaurant, wo er Zeit mit Freunden genoss und man ihn sagen hörte, er „nehme seine Medizin", während er einen guten Rum mit Cola genoss. Später verbrachten Roger und Betty die Winter gerne in Florida und auf den Virgin Islands mit Freunden aus Maine. Er wird von allen, die ihn kannten, schmerzlich vermisst werden. Vor ihm starben seine geliebte Frau Betty, die im Dezember 2020 verstarb; seine Schwiegertochter Kim Libby; seine beiden Enkel, Kristopher Coulter und Jason Lee Morris; Roger hinterlässt seine Söhne Gary Libby, Glen Libby und seine Partnerin Claire Bissell, alle aus Port Clyde; seine Enkel Jason, Justin, Jenna, Jessica, Kari, Dan und Leslie sowie viele Urenkel und Ururenkel." — Find-a-Grave | LIBBY, Roger Edgar (I43575)
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| 4160 | LifeSketch Roger Everett Mank, 90, of Waldoboro, passed away unexpectedly on Jan. 25 at his home. Roger was born on Feb. 22, 1928 in Union to Lee E. Mank and Alice M. (Hunt) Mank. Roger attended local schools in Hope, Union, and Waldoboro. In 1946 he joined the Army and served his country in Korea. After returning home from the service he worked for Charles Kigel, Elard Mank at the stave mill, and Elmer Hart at the East Union mill. He met Marjorie in New Hampshire and they married in 1972. They then moved to Waldoboro where he lived the last 47 years. He worked for himself for 20 years cutting and hauling pulp wood. He also worked for Lime Products Corp. in the quarry running the big shovel and then spreading lime. Roger also drove a spreader truck and hauled bagged lime to Massachusetts and feed mills mixed with chicken feed. He worked for Dragon Cement in Thomaston and drove a tractor trailer delivering cement. He retired in 1994 from Dragon Cement. After retirement he and his wife travelled by car to Montana, Las Vegas, Hoover Dam, Mt. Rushmore, and Georgia. Every other year they travelled to Detroit to the Henry Ford Museum. He was a lifetime member since 1970 of the Farrar Ross VFW Post #9437 in Washington. Roger is predeceased by his parents; wife, Marjorie in 2000; daughter, Evelyn Mank; brother, Gerald Mank; and sister, Marjorie Mank. He is survived by son, Philip Mank and wife Jeannine of Washington; daughter, May Holmes of Rockland; step-sons, Bruce Sirard of Georgia, and Jerry Sirard of South Carolina; step-daughter, Sandra Wilson of Georgia; eight grandchildren; many great-grandchildren; brothers, Sheldon Mank of Readfield, and Chester Mank and wife Marlene of Warren; sisters, Pauline Bragg of Orff Corner, Lorraine Hayden of Waldoboro, and Beth Benner and husband Donald of Jefferson; and many nieces and nephews. Visiting hours will be held from 12-2 p.m., Thurs., Jan. 31 followed by a funeral service at 2 p.m. at Hall's of Waldoboro, 949 Main St., Waldoboro, with Rev. Bob Dorr officiating. Condolences may be shared at hallfuneralhomes.com. Arrangements are entrusted to Hall's of Waldoboro. | MANK, Roger Everett (I44533)
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| 4161 | LifeSketch Roger Everett Mank, 90, of Waldoboro, passed away unexpectedly on Jan. 25 at his home. Roger was born on Feb. 22, 1928 in Union to Lee E. Mank and Alice M. (Hunt) Mank. Roger attended local schools in Hope, Union, and Waldoboro. In 1946 he joined the Army and served his country in Korea. After returning home from the service he worked for Charles Kigel, Elard Mank at the stave mill, and Elmer Hart at the East Union mill. He met Marjorie in New Hampshire and they married in 1972. They then moved to Waldoboro where he lived the last 47 years. He worked for himself for 20 years cutting and hauling pulp wood. He also worked for Lime Products Corp. in the quarry running the big shovel and then spreading lime. Roger also drove a spreader truck and hauled bagged lime to Massachusetts and feed mills mixed with chicken feed. He worked for Dragon Cement in Thomaston and drove a tractor trailer delivering cement. He retired in 1994 from Dragon Cement. After retirement he and his wife travelled by car to Montana, Las Vegas, Hoover Dam, Mt. Rushmore, and Georgia. Every other year they travelled to Detroit to the Henry Ford Museum. He was a lifetime member since 1970 of the Farrar Ross VFW Post #9437 in Washington. Roger is predeceased by his parents; wife, Marjorie in 2000; daughter, Evelyn Mank; brother, Gerald Mank; and sister, Marjorie Mank. He is survived by son, Philip Mank and wife Jeannine of Washington; daughter, May Holmes of Rockland; step-sons, Bruce Sirard of Georgia, and Jerry Sirard of South Carolina; step-daughter, Sandra Wilson of Georgia; eight grandchildren; many great-grandchildren; brothers, Sheldon Mank of Readfield, and Chester Mank and wife Marlene of Warren; sisters, Pauline Bragg of Orff Corner, Lorraine Hayden of Waldoboro, and Beth Benner and husband Donald of Jefferson; and many nieces and nephews. Visiting hours will be held from 12-2 p.m., Thurs., Jan. 31 followed by a funeral service at 2 p.m. at Hall's of Waldoboro, 949 Main St., Waldoboro, with Rev. Bob Dorr officiating. Condolences may be shared at hallfuneralhomes.com. Arrangements are entrusted to Hall's of Waldoboro. | MANK, Roger Everett (I44533)
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| 4162 | LifeSketch Roland C. Stockbridge, "The Legend," passed away Saturday, Nov. 23, 2013, at age 74 at Huggins Hospital, Wolfeboro. The son of Willard and Lavinia Stockbridge, Roland was born Oct. 29, 1939, in Wolfeboro. He grew up in a family of four boys, including twin brother Richard and brothers Willard and Dennis. He graduated from Kennett High School in 1958 and joined the Army National Guard, where he served from 1958 to 1962. He married high school sweetheart Loretta in 1959. He later became the superintendent of the Water and Sewer Department of Ossipee, but found his true calling serving as chief of the Center Ossipee Fire Department from 1969 to 2001. He was also a local pastor at Moultonville United Methodist Church, Sanbornville Methodist Church, and Newfield Methodist Church. He has served the community as a founding member of the Ossipee Valley Mutual Fire Aid Association, local Scoutmaster, Little League coach, Junior Firefighter leader, and was named Citizen of the Year for 2004. Roland has affected many lives in different ways and has always been a listening ear to all. He was a mentor for many young and seasoned firefighters and "a true disciple" as quoted by MUMC Pastor James Nason. In 2011, the Center Ossipee Fire Department was dedicated as the Roland C. Stockbridge Safety Building, where he is otherwise known as "The Legend" and "Pastor-Chief." He is survived by wife, Loretta; children Glenn Stockbridge, DPM, Wayne Stockbridge, and Sandra Freeman; daughters-in-law Donna and Jenifer Stockbridge, and son-in-law Robert Freeman; grandchildren Arielle, Elizabeth, and Harrison Stockbridge, Gabrielle and Jacquelyn Brown, and three step-grandchildren, Bob, Tracy and Matt Freeman. | STOCKBRIDGE, Roland Carter (I46293)
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| 4163 | LifeSketch Roland C. Stockbridge, "The Legend," passed away Saturday, Nov. 23, 2013, at age 74 at Huggins Hospital, Wolfeboro. The son of Willard and Lavinia Stockbridge, Roland was born Oct. 29, 1939, in Wolfeboro. He grew up in a family of four boys, including twin brother Richard and brothers Willard and Dennis. He graduated from Kennett High School in 1958 and joined the Army National Guard, where he served from 1958 to 1962. He married high school sweetheart Loretta in 1959. He later became the superintendent of the Water and Sewer Department of Ossipee, but found his true calling serving as chief of the Center Ossipee Fire Department from 1969 to 2001. He was also a local pastor at Moultonville United Methodist Church, Sanbornville Methodist Church, and Newfield Methodist Church. He has served the community as a founding member of the Ossipee Valley Mutual Fire Aid Association, local Scoutmaster, Little League coach, Junior Firefighter leader, and was named Citizen of the Year for 2004. Roland has affected many lives in different ways and has always been a listening ear to all. He was a mentor for many young and seasoned firefighters and "a true disciple" as quoted by MUMC Pastor James Nason. In 2011, the Center Ossipee Fire Department was dedicated as the Roland C. Stockbridge Safety Building, where he is otherwise known as "The Legend" and "Pastor-Chief." He is survived by wife, Loretta; children Glenn Stockbridge, DPM, Wayne Stockbridge, and Sandra Freeman; daughters-in-law Donna and Jenifer Stockbridge, and son-in-law Robert Freeman; grandchildren Arielle, Elizabeth, and Harrison Stockbridge, Gabrielle and Jacquelyn Brown, and three step-grandchildren, Bob, Tracy and Matt Freeman. | STOCKBRIDGE, Roland Carter (I46293)
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| 4164 | LifeSketch Ronald Sidney Carter, infant son of Sidney and Dorothy Wallace Carter of Friendship, died at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William G. Wallace, at South Waldoboro, Saturday, Nov. 1. He was five months and one day old. Funeral services were held Monday at the home and interment was made in the Seiders Cemetery. Lincoln County News: November 13th, 1930. | CARTER, Ronald Sidney (I48512)
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| 4165 | LifeSketch ROSEMARIE WINCHENBACH WALDOBORO - Rosemarie Winchenbach, 22 month old of Waldoboro died Thursday of an accidental gunshot wound at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett S. Winchenbach of Dutch Neck Road, Waldoboro. She was born Feb. 27, 1965 at Portland. Survivors include a brother, Sanford Winchenbach; two sisters, Jessica Winchenbach and Katrina Winchenbach; paternal grandmother, Mrs. Lorna Winchenbach of Waldoboro; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thompson of Rockland; several aunts uncles and cousins. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Hall Funeral Home with the Rev. Edgar G. Higgins of the Village Methodist Church officiating. Burial will be in the German Lutheran Cemetery, Waldoboro. The Bangor Daily News: 31 Dec. 1965. Funeral services for Rosemarie E. Winchenbach 22-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett S. Winchenbach were held at 1 p.m. Dec. 31 at the Hall Funeral Home, Waldoboro. The Rev. Edgar E. Higgins officiated. Interment was in the German Lutheran Cemetery Waldoboro. The child who was killed in an accidental shooting Dec. 29 was born in Portland Feb 27, 1965 daughter of Everett S. and Ruth daughter of Everett S. and Ruth J. Winchenbach. Besides her parents she is survived by one brother, Sanford and two sisters, Jessica and Kathrina, all of Waldoboro; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thompson of Rockland and paternal grandmother, Mrs. Lorna Winchenbach of Waldoboro and several aunts, uncles and cousins. Lincoln County News: January 5th, 1967. | WINCHENBACH, Rosemarie E (I36789)
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| 4166 | LifeSketch ROSEMARIE WINCHENBACH WALDOBORO — Die 22 Monate alte Rosemarie Winchenbach aus Waldoboro starb am Donnerstag an einer Schusswunde im Haus ihrer Eltern, Herrn und Frau Everett S. Winchenbach, Dutch Neck Road, Waldoboro. Sie wurde am 27. Februar 1965 in Portland geboren. Hinterblieben sind ein Bruder, Sanford Winchenbach, zwei Schwestern, Jessica Winchenbach und Katrina Winchenbach, ihre Großmutter väterlicherseits, Frau Lorna Winchenbach aus Waldoboro, ihre Großeltern mütterlicherseits, Herr und Frau Harold Thompson aus Rockland, sowie mehrere Tanten, Onkel und Cousins. Die Trauerfeier findet am Samstag um 13 Uhr im Bestattungsinstitut Hall statt. Pfarrer Edgar G. Higgins von der Village Methodist Church wird den Gottesdienst leiten. Die Beisetzung erfolgt auf dem German Lutheran Cemetery in Waldoboro. The Bangor Daily News: 31. Dezember 1965. Die Trauerfeier für Rosemarie E. Winchenbach, die 22 Monate alte Tochter von Everett S. Winchenbach, fand am 31. Dezember um 13 Uhr im Bestattungsinstitut Hall in Waldoboro statt. Pfarrer Edgar E. Higgins leitete die Zeremonie. Die Beisetzung erfolgte auf dem Deutsch-Lutherischen Friedhof in Waldoboro. Das Kind, das am 29. Dezember bei einer Schießerei ums Leben kam, wurde am 27. Februar 1965 in Portland als Tochter von Everett S. und Ruth J. Winchenbach geboren. Neben ihren Eltern hinterlässt sie einen Bruder, Sanford, und zwei Schwestern, Jessica und Kathrina, alle aus Waldoboro; die Großeltern mütterlicherseits, Harold Thompson und Frau aus Rockland, und die Großmutter väterlicherseits, Lorna Winchenbach aus Waldoboro, sowie mehrere Tanten, Onkel und Cousins. Lincoln County News: 5. Januar 1967. | WINCHENBACH, Rosemarie E (I36789)
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| 4167 | LifeSketch Russell L. Willey Jr., 70, starb friedlich im Schlaf zu Hause am Dienstag, dem 21. Oktober 2008. Geboren wurde er am 22. Juni 1938 in Rockland als Sohn von Russell Sr. und Emma Ladd Willey. Er besuchte die örtliche Schule und machte 1957 seinen Abschluss an der Rockland High School. Nach der High School arbeitete er kurze Zeit in einer örtlichen Werkstatt und später bei McMahon's Plumbing and Heating. In den letzten 35 Jahren war er als Fahrer und Verkäufer bei Redlon and Johnson Plumbing Supply beschäftigt. Seine Familie erinnert sich, dass er für sein Pfeifen bei der Arbeit bekannt war und dort oft als „Oberpfeifer" bezeichnet wurde. Am 26. September 1970 heiratete Russell Katrine „Trina" McCollum in Chester, New Jersey. Seitdem lebt das Paar auf seiner Farm in Warren. Russell gefällte es, Bäume auf seinem Grundstück zu fällen und das Holz zu spalten, mit dem er sein Haus heizte. Er half auch bei der Pflege der Pferde, Kühe, Hühner und Blaubeeren, die sie auf dem Hof ??hielten. Sein Sohn Neil erinnert sich, dass er in jungen Jahren gern jagte, Boot fuhr und fischte. Er war ein eifriger Leser und hatte große Freude daran, alte Motoren zu restaurieren. Eine seiner größten Freuden war sein Ford Fairlane von 1957. Russell, dessen Mutter und Vater bereits verstorben sind, hinterlässt seine Stiefmutter Hester Willey; seine Söhne Russell Willey III, Kevin Willey und seinen Lebensgefährten Storm, alle aus Maine, Neil Willey und seine Frau Katrina aus Arizona, James Barth aus Georgia; die Töchter Tammy Willey und ihren Mann Stephen Adams aus Maine, Megan Bell und ihren Mann Christian aus Arizona; die Brüder Malcolm, William und Harold Willey; eine Schwester Helen Hill; Enkelkinder: Nicole Williams und ihr Ehemann Doug, Kyle Adams, Jessie Willey, Griffon Bell, Adaliene Bell, Hanna; Urenkel: Adrien Williams, Nicholas Williams; eine Schwägerin, Margaret Simmons und ihr Ehemann Fred; sowie viele Nichten und Neffen. | WILLEY, Russell Lee Jr. (I44304)
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| 4168 | LifeSketch Russell L. Willey, Jr., 70, died peacefully in his sleep at home, Tuesday, October 21, 2008. Born in Rockland, June 22, 1938, he was the son of Russell, Sr. and Emma Ladd Willey. He was educated locally and was a 1957 graduate of Rockland High School. Following high school he worked for a short time at a local garage and later for McMahon's Plumbing and Heating. For the past 35 years he has been employed with Redlon and Johnson Plumbing Supply as a driver and salesman. His family remembers that he was known for his "whistling" on the job, and was often referred to as the Chief Whistler there. On September 26, 1970 Russell married Katrine "Trina" McCollum in Chester, New Jersey. The couple has made their home on their Warren farm ever since. Russell enjoyed cutting down trees on his property and splitting the wood that he used to heat his home. He also helped with the horses, cows, chickens, and blueberries they kept on the farm. His son Neil remembers he enjoyed hunting, boating and fishing in his younger years. He was an avid reader, and took great pleasure in restoring old "make and break" engines. One of his greatest joys was his 1957 Ford Fairlane. Predeceased by his mother and father, Russell is survived by his step-mother Hester Willey; his sons, Russell Willey, III, Kevin Willey and his companion Storm, all of Maine, Neil Willey and his wife Katrina of Arizona, James Barth of Georgia; daughters Tammy Willey and her husband Stephen Adams of Maine, Megan Bell and her husband Christian of Arizona; brothers Malcolm, William, and Harold Willey; one sister Helen Hill; grandchildren, Nicole Williams and her husband Doug, Kyle Adams, Jessie Willey, Griffon Bell, Adaliene Bell, Hanna; great-grandchildren, Adrien Williams, Nicholas Williams; a sister-in-law, Margaret Simmons and her husband, Fred; as well as many nieces and nephews. | WILLEY, Russell Lee Jr. (I44304)
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| 4169 | LifeSketch Ruth J. Winchenbach, 89, died Thursday June 30, 2011 at Cove's Edge in Damariscotta. She was born October 25, 1921 in Rockland to Albert and Georgia Jones McLellan. Ruth grew up in Rockland and attended local schools. She worked in New Jersey for a brief time and moved back to Waldoboro. She worked at GTE Sylvania in Waldoboro. She met Everett Winchenbach and they got married in 1949. They settled in Dutch Neck and lived there for over 50 years. Ruth raised her family and then began work as a C.N.A. in Camden. Ruth ran many toy parties over the years. She enjoyed knitting and was part of a knitting circle for many years. She was a long time member of the Waldoboro United Methodist Church, Menagha Grange and St. Paul's Society in Dutch Neck. She bowled in several leagues over the years. She and her husband loved to dance and square dance. She is predeceased by her husband, Everett Winchenbach; daughter, Rosemarie Winchenbach; sister, Edith Jameson and brother, Bill McLellan. She is survived by sons: Sanford Winchenbach of Waldoboro Aaron Winchenbach and his wife Jennifer of Fort Mill, SC Daughters: Jessica Sprowl and her husband Larry of Chesapeake, VA Katrina Winchenbach of Portland Grandchildren: Derek Gifford of Portland Amanda Rose Thorndike of North Haven Hannah Hill and her husband Caleb of Virginia Beach, VA Ethan Thorndike of North Haven Maggie Zall of Portland Michael Everett Winchenbach of Fort Mill, SC Sarah Bailey Winchenbach of Fort Mill, SC Brother: Donald McLellan of N.Y. Several nieces and nephews. A service to celebrate Ruth's life will be held 1 p.m. Wednesday July 6, 2011 at St. Paul's Church, Dutch Neck Road, in Waldoboro with Rev. Beverly Blaisdell and Rev. Robert Dorr officiating. Burial will be in the German Protestant Cemetery in Waldoboro. Should friends desire, contributions in Ruth's memory may be made to help with her final expenses. Contributions should be made to Hall Funeral Home, P.O. Box 363, Waldoboro 04572. You are invited to share your condolences, memories and photos with the Winchenbach family by visiting their Book of Memories at www.hallfuneralhomes.com Arrangements are entrusted to Hall Funeral Home and Cremation Services 949 Main St. Waldoboro, ME 04572 | MCLELLAN, Ruth Jessie (I36788)
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| 4170 | LifeSketch Ruth J. Winchenbach, 89, starb am Donnerstag, den 30. Juni 2011, in Cove's Edge in Damariscotta. Sie wurde am 25. Oktober 1921 in Rockland als Tochter von Albert und Georgia Jones McLellan geboren. Ruth wuchs in Rockland auf und besuchte die örtlichen Schulen. Sie arbeitete kurze Zeit in New Jersey und zog dann zurück nach Waldoboro. Dort arbeitete sie bei GTE Sylvania. Sie lernte Everett Winchenbach kennen, und die beiden heirateten 1949. Sie ließen sich in Dutch Neck nieder und lebten dort über 50 Jahre. Ruth zog ihre Familie groß und begann anschließend als Pflegekraft in Camden zu arbeiten. Im Laufe der Jahre veranstaltete Ruth viele Spielzeugpartys. Sie strickte gern und war viele Jahre lang Mitglied eines Strickkreises. Sie war langjähriges Mitglied der Waldoboro United Methodist Church, der Menagha Grange und der St. Paul's Society in Dutch Neck. Sie spielte im Laufe der Jahre Bowling in verschiedenen Ligen. Sie und ihr Mann liebten Tanzen und Square Dance. Ihr Ehemann Everett Winchenbach, ihre Tochter Rosemarie Winchenbach, ihre Schwester Edith Jameson und ihr Bruder Bill McLellan sind bereits verstorben. Sie hinterlässt folgende Söhne: Sanford Winchenbach aus Waldoboro, Aaron Winchenbach und seine Frau Jennifer aus Fort Mill, South Carolina, Töchter: Jessica Sprowl und ihr Ehemann Larry aus Chesapeake, Virginia, Katrina Winchenbach aus Portland, Enkel: Derek Gifford aus Portland, Amanda Rose Thorndike aus North Haven, Hannah Hill und ihr Ehemann Caleb aus Virginia Beach, Virginia, Ethan Thorndike aus North Haven, Maggie Zall aus Portland, Michael Everett Winchenbach aus Fort Mill, South Carolina, Sarah Bailey Winchenbach aus Fort Mill, South Carolina, Bruder: Donald McLellan aus New York, mehrere Nichten und Neffen. Ein Gottesdienst zu Ruths Ehren findet um 13 Uhr statt. Mittwoch, 6. Juli 2011, in der St. Paul's Church, Dutch Neck Road, in Waldoboro. Pfarrerin Beverly Blaisdell und Pfarrerin Robert Dorr werden den Gottesdienst leiten. Die Beisetzung findet auf dem deutschen protestantischen Friedhof in Waldoboro statt. Wenn Freunde es wünschen, können Spenden in Ruths Gedenken zur Deckung ihrer letzten Ausgaben getätigt werden. Spenden sind an das Bestattungsinstitut Hall, Postfach 363, Waldoboro 04572, zu richten. Sie sind herzlich eingeladen, der Familie Winchenbach Ihr Beileid auszusprechen, Erinnerungen zu hinterlassen und Fotos zu machen, indem Sie ihr Erinnerungsbuch unter www.hallfuneralhomes.com besuchen. Die Organisation übernimmt das Bestattungsinstitut Hall, Main St. 949, Waldoboro, ME 04572. | MCLELLAN, Ruth Jessie (I36788)
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| 4171 | LifeSketch RUTH MARCHELLETTA December 8, 1931 - July 27, 2012 ETNA - Ruth Marchelletta, 80, died July 27, 2012, at her family residence on West Etna Road. She was born Dec. 8, 1931, in Leominster, Mass., a daughter of George and Marie (LePage) Nichols. She graduated from Leominster High School. Ruth had been employed at Edward's Co., Pittsfield, and Guilford Industries, Newport. She was also the founder of Family Yarns, Etna, in which she worked for many years with her family. During her retirement years she enjoyed operating her yard sale. Ruth is survived by four sons, Michael and wife, Sun-A, Joseph and wife, Tris, Gary and wife, Cassilena, and Antonio and Barbara, all of Etna; two brothers, Ernest LePage of San Diego and George H. Nichols of Madison Heights, Va.; 15 grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren, two great-great-grandchildren, many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband, Albertie; daughter, Marjorie Marchelletta; and grandson, Andrew Marchelletta. Services will be private. Arrangements are by Crosby & Neal, Newport. Published on July 28, 2012 | NICHOLS, Ruth Hazel (I44881)
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| 4172 | LifeSketch Ruth war die Tochter von Philip Sheridan Lermond aus Thomaston, Knox County, Maine, und Clarissa M. Stickney Lermond aus Warren, Knox County, Maine. Clarissa und Philip heirateten am 23. November 1895 in Warren, Knox County, Maine. Sie hatten drei Kinder: Leroy Lermond (geboren am ), Elsie B. Lermond (geboren im Januar 1897) und Ruth Emily Lermond (geboren am 18. Mai 1899). Alle Kinder wurden in Warren, Knox County, Maine, geboren. Ruth und Earle heirateten am 3. Juli 1918 in Warren, Knox County, Maine. Sie hatten vier Kinder: Earle Theodore Maxcy, Jr. (geboren am 24. März 1919), Harlan S. Maxcy (geboren am 4. Dezember 1923), Robert Mylan Maxcy wurde am 17. November 1929 und Marilyn Jean Maxcy am 19. Februar 1932 in Thomaston, Knox County, Maine geboren. | LERMOND, Ruth Emily (I44626)
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| 4173 | LifeSketch Ruth was the daughter of Philip Sheridan Lermond of Thomaston, Knox County, Maine and Clarissa M. Stickney Lermond of Warren, Knox County, Maine. Clarissa and Philip were married on 23 November 1895 in Warren, Knox County, Maine. Clarissa and Philip had three children. They were: Leroy Lermond was born on ; Elsie B. Lermond was born in January 1897; and Ruth Emily Lermond was born on 18 May 1899. All the children were born 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 Theodore Maxcy, Jr., was born on 24 March 1919; Harlan S. Maxcy was born on 04 December 1923; Robert Mylan Maxcy was born on 17 November 1929; and Marilyn Jean Maxcy was born on 19 February 1932 in Thomaston, Knox County, Maine. | LERMOND, Ruth Emily (I44626)
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| 4174 | LifeSketch Sarah T Mink Newbert (1797-1861) Daughter of Johann Peter Mink (1766-1857) & Susanna Storer Mink Wife of Capt Michael Newbert (1794-1882) Mother of - Susan Newbert (1822-1825) - Clarissa J Newbert Mank 1824-1875 #82938401 - William P Newbert 1827-1909 #62836098 - Sarah E Newbert (1829-1842) - Caroline Newbert Richards b 1831 or 1832 - Moses Newbert b 1834or35 or #62836657? - Andrew J Newbert (1836-1909) - Harriet Newbert Sumner b abt 1839 Died 1861 AE abt 64 yr | MINK, Sarah T. (I47216)
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| 4175 | LifeSketch Sarah T Mink Newbert (1797-1861) Daughter of Johann Peter Mink (1766-1857) & Susanna Storer Mink Wife of Capt Michael Newbert (1794-1882) Mother of - Susan Newbert (1822-1825) - Clarissa J Newbert Mank 1824-1875 #82938401 - William P Newbert 1827-1909 #62836098 - Sarah E Newbert (1829-1842) - Caroline Newbert Richards b 1831 or 1832 - Moses Newbert b 1834or35 or #62836657? - Andrew J Newbert (1836-1909) - Harriet Newbert Sumner b abt 1839 Died 1861 AE abt 64 yr | MINK, Sarah T. (I47216)
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| 4176 | LifeSketch SCOTT, Howard C. 90, of New Port Richey and formerly of St. Petersburg, died July 21, 2015. Born in Wisemantown, KY, he had lived in Florida for more than 55 years. He served in the US Navy in World War II. He worked for the L&N Railroad in Kentucky, and designed and made neon signs for many years. Predeceased by his beloved wife of 41 years, Joyce. Survived by his daughters, Carol Ryan of New Port Richey, and Cathy Vinciguerra (Joe) of Clearwater; grandchildren Michael Ryan (Megan), Amanda Aiken (Geoffrey), Samantha Ryan, Joey Vinciguerra (Nicole Fults), Marcie Vinciguerra (Jerry Jun), Sarah Vinciguerra (David Turbeville) and Emma Vinciguerra; as well as seven great-grandchildren. A memorial service will be held at a later date at the Florida National Cemetery in Bushnell. Published in the Tampa Bay Times from Aug. 2 to Aug. 4, 2015 | SCOTT, Howard C (I44950)
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| 4177 | LifeSketch SOUTH THOMASTON – Donald James Paulsen, 86, husband of A. Betty Paulsen, died peacefully at his home with his wife and children at his side Sunday, September 30, 2018, following an extended period of declining health. Born at Thomaston, September 23, 1932, he was the son of John B. and Hilda Nelson Paulsen. While growing up in Thomaston he was educated in local schools and was a 1950 graduate of Thomaston High School. Don later earned an Associates Degree in Dairy Farming from the University of Maine. From 1952 to 1954 he served in the United States Army. Don's work experience began while as a young boy he accompanied his father, hauling coal. After quickly wearing out two toy shovels that the elder Paulsen gave his son, a real shovel was provided, which Don used loading coal. On November 5, 1959, Don purchased his South Thomaston farm with a gentlemen's agreement transaction, and in his words; "That day I began milking cows." That farm became Donald's passion where he enjoyed working the farm and maintaining that land as a working farm to this day. Don loved driving the mile to the back of his farm which is bordered by both the Keag Marsh and St. George River, and after illness stole his ability to drive, he would coerce someone to drive him for that ride daily. For more than 10 years he worked hauling cement from the Thomaston Cement Plant, owned at that time by Martin Marietta Corporation. When that company laid off most of its drivers, they kept Don going. In 1981, with his brother Richard, they began Paulsen's Brothers Transportation. The brothers traveled to West Virginia where they had negotiated a deal and, again on a handshake, drove home with two new tractors with trailers. Returning to Thomaston, they obtained local financing to pay for those rigs. That original deal created a longtime friendship between the Paulsen Brothers and their West Virginia friend. In addition to being a farmer and small businessman, Don was known as a practical joker and a poet, who often wrote and recited poetry. While operating as a dairy farm, one of Don's customers and friend, referring to the bag in which customers deposited their milk money, jokingly gave Don the nickname, 'Money Bags'. His daughter later affectionately dubbed the farm as 'Money Bags Spread'. A 33rd Degree Mason, Don was coronated in 1991. He was a member of all the Masonic Bodies and was distinguished as a Past Grand Commander of Grand Commandery of Maine; Past Grand Illustrious Master of Grand Council of Maine; Past Eminent Prior of KYCH; Past Sovereign of Red Cross of Constantine, Tamerlane Chapter; Past District Deputy Grand Lodge of Maine; Past Sovereign of Holy Royal Arch Knight Templar Priests; Past High Priest of his local Chapter Royal Arch Masons and Past President of Masonic Temple Corporation, Rockland. Don further served his community as a Past Selectman for the Town of South Thomaston, Past Supervisor Knox / Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District, a 50 plus year member and Past King Lion of the South Thomaston Lions Club and as an active member and Past Deacon of Littlefield Memorial Baptist Church, Rockland. Other than his parents, Don was pre-deceased by the mother of his children, Shirley Ann Wooster, February 19, 2015; a grandson James M. Ross; two brothers, Harold and Ralph Paulsen and a sister, Hope Brown. He is survived by his beloved wife of 31 years, A. Betty Paulsen of South Thomaston; his step-mother Doris Paulsen of Jupiter, FL; his children, Donald Paulsen, II and his wife Cathy of Cushing, Tammy Benner of Thomaston, Lorraine 'Lori' Benner and her husband Steve of Warren; his step-children, Adelbert Vinal, Jr. and his wife Marilyn of St. George, David Vinal and his wife Patricia of Warren, Darlene Dudley and her husband Walter of Waldoboro; two brothers, Richard Paulsen of St. George, John Paulsen of Florida; a sister, Grace Chapman of Parkersville, West Virginia; step-sisters, Pat Ross and her husband Don of Warren, Berniece 'Bunny' McLellan and her husband James of Jupiter, Florida; many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, many nephews, nieces and extended family members. A funeral service will be held at 1:00 p.m., Saturday, October 6, 2018, at Littlefield Memorial Baptist Church, One Waldo Avenue, Rockland, Pastor Mark Adolphsen and Rev. Dr. Linwood Welch will co-officiate. A reception will follow in the fellowship hall downstairs. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Pen Bay Christian School Scholarship Fund, One Waldo Avenue, Rockland, ME 04841. To share a memory or story with Don's family, please visit their online Book of Memories at www.bchfh.com. Arrangements are in the care of Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, 110 Limerock Street, Rockland. | PAULSEN, Donald James (I45569)
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| 4178 | LifeSketch SOUTH THOMASTON — Donald James Paulsen, 86, husband of A. Betty Paulsen, died peacefully at his home with his wife and children at his side Sunday, September 30, 2018, following an extended period of declining health. Born at Thomaston, September 23, 1932, he was the son of John B. and Hilda Nelson Paulsen. While growing up in Thomaston he was educated in local schools and was a 1950 graduate of Thomaston High School. Don later earned an Associates Degree in Dairy Farming from the University of Maine. From 1952 to 1954 he served in the United States Army. Don's work experience began while as a young boy he accompanied his father, hauling coal. After quickly wearing out two toy shovels that the elder Paulsen gave his son, a real shovel was provided, which Don used loading coal. On November 5, 1959, Don purchased his South Thomaston farm with a gentlemen's agreement transaction, and in his words; "That day I began milking cows." That farm became Donald's passion where he enjoyed working the farm and maintaining that land as a working farm to this day. Don loved driving the mile to the back of his farm which is bordered by both the Keag Marsh and St. George River, and after illness stole his ability to drive, he would coerce someone to drive him for that ride daily. For more than 10 years he worked hauling cement from the Thomaston Cement Plant, owned at that time by Martin Marietta Corporation. When that company laid off most of its drivers, they kept Don going. In 1981, with his brother Richard, they began Paulsen's Brothers Transportation. The brothers traveled to West Virginia where they had negotiated a deal and, again on a handshake, drove home with two new tractors with trailers. Returning to Thomaston, they obtained local financing to pay for those rigs. That original deal created a longtime friendship between the Paulsen Brothers and their West Virginia friend. In addition to being a farmer and small businessman, Don was known as a practical joker and a poet, who often wrote and recited poetry. While operating as a dairy farm, one of Don's customers and friend, referring to the bag in which customers deposited their milk money, jokingly gave Don the nickname, 'Money Bags'. His daughter later affectionately dubbed the farm as 'Money Bags Spread'. A 33rd Degree Mason, Don was coronated in 1991. He was a member of all the Masonic Bodies and was distinguished as a Past Grand Commander of Grand Commandery of Maine; Past Grand Illustrious Master of Grand Council of Maine; Past Eminent Prior of KYCH; Past Sovereign of Red Cross of Constantine, Tamerlane Chapter; Past District Deputy Grand Lodge of Maine; Past Sovereign of Holy Royal Arch Knight Templar Priests; Past High Priest of his local Chapter Royal Arch Masons and Past President of Masonic Temple Corporation, Rockland. Don further served his community as a Past Selectman for the Town of South Thomaston, Past Supervisor Knox / Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District, a 50 plus year member and Past King Lion of the South Thomaston Lions Club and as an active member and Past Deacon of Littlefield Memorial Baptist Church, Rockland. Other than his parents, Don was pre-deceased by the mother of his children, Shirley Ann Wooster, February 19, 2015; a grandson James M. Ross; two brothers, Harold and Ralph Paulsen and a sister, Hope Brown. He is survived by his beloved wife of 31 years, A. Betty Paulsen of South Thomaston; his step-mother Doris Paulsen of Jupiter, FL; his children, Donald Paulsen, II and his wife Cathy of Cushing, Tammy Benner of Thomaston, Lorraine 'Lori' Benner and her husband Steve of Warren; his step-children, Adelbert Vinal, Jr. and his wife Marilyn of St. George, David Vinal and his wife Patricia of Warren, Darlene Dudley and her husband Walter of Waldoboro; two brothers, Richard Paulsen of St. George, John Paulsen of Florida; a sister, Grace Chapman of Parkersville, West Virginia; step-sisters, Pat Ross and her husband Don of Warren, Berniece 'Bunny' McLellan and her husband James of Jupiter, Florida; many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, many nephews, nieces and extended family members. A funeral service will be held at 1:00 p.m., Saturday, October 6, 2018, at Littlefield Memorial Baptist Church, One Waldo Avenue, Rockland, Pastor Mark Adolphsen and Rev. Dr. Linwood Welch will co-officiate. A reception will follow in the fellowship hall downstairs. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Pen Bay Christian School Scholarship Fund, One Waldo Avenue, Rockland, ME 04841. To share a memory or story with Don's family, please visit their online Book of Memories at www.bchfh.com. Arrangements are in the care of Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, 110 Limerock Street, Rockland. | PAULSEN, Donald James (I45569)
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| 4179 | LifeSketch Steven Harry Warner, 65 BATH - Steven Harry Warner, 65, of Valley Road died on Monday, Nov. 24, 2014, peacefully at his residence surrounded by his family. He was born in Bath on Dec. 25, 1948, the son of Harry and Nola Mattie (Belanger) Warner. He graduated from Morse High School in the class of 1967 and was drafted into the U.S. Army, serving in Vietnam. He served in the National Guard Reserves in Brunswick, retiring after 26 years. He was employed at Bath Iron Works as the Chief Steward of Local 6 and was employed by OSHA for 35 years, retiring in January of 2014. On June 26, 2004, he married Victoria Westlake.Their marriage was one that brought them much joy. She was his Flutterfly and they were inseparable. They enjoyed all of life together and chatting with one another. He was a life member of the Bath Lodge of Elks, serving on several committees, a life member of the American Legion, VFW in Lewiston and the Eagles in Portland. His garage was another fond gathering place. He named it the Broken Antler Club, and true to the humorous guy he was, he made membership cards to pass out. A passion of his was seeing to it that all veterans got the full benefits they were entitled to. If he met someone that had never gotten these benefits, he would personally drive them to the VA himself. He had a great ability to wheel and deal, and enjoyed giving food to anyone who was in need. He enjoyed lobstering, hunting, fishing, taking drives, spending time with his family and friends. He is survived by his wife, Victoria Warner of Bath; two sons, Stephen Warner of Phippsburg and Christopher Warner of Bath; one stepdaughter, Kristin Rogers and her husband Norman of Woolwich; two sisters, Sharon Wagner and her husband Richard Wagner of Orono, and Nila Drake and her husband Cary of West Bath; and eight grandchildren, Logan Hudson, Emma Warner, Haleigh Willis, Paige Willis, Garrett Warner, Landon Rogers, Brayden Rogers and Ella Rogers. A celebration of his life will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 20, 2014, at Bath Lodge of Elks. Arrangements are by Daigle Funeral Home, 819 High St., Bath. Condolences may be made online at www.Daiglefuneralhome.com. | WARNER, Steven Harry (I46176)
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| 4180 | LifeSketch Steven Harry Warner, 65 BATH - Steven Harry Warner, 65, of Valley Road died on Monday, Nov. 24, 2014, peacefully at his residence surrounded by his family. He was born in Bath on Dec. 25, 1948, the son of Harry and Nola Mattie (Belanger) Warner. He graduated from Morse High School in the class of 1967 and was drafted into the U.S. Army, serving in Vietnam. He served in the National Guard Reserves in Brunswick, retiring after 26 years. He was employed at Bath Iron Works as the Chief Steward of Local 6 and was employed by OSHA for 35 years, retiring in January of 2014. On June 26, 2004, he married Victoria Westlake.Their marriage was one that brought them much joy. She was his Flutterfly and they were inseparable. They enjoyed all of life together and chatting with one another. He was a life member of the Bath Lodge of Elks, serving on several committees, a life member of the American Legion, VFW in Lewiston and the Eagles in Portland. His garage was another fond gathering place. He named it the Broken Antler Club, and true to the humorous guy he was, he made membership cards to pass out. A passion of his was seeing to it that all veterans got the full benefits they were entitled to. If he met someone that had never gotten these benefits, he would personally drive them to the VA himself. He had a great ability to wheel and deal, and enjoyed giving food to anyone who was in need. He enjoyed lobstering, hunting, fishing, taking drives, spending time with his family and friends. He is survived by his wife, Victoria Warner of Bath; two sons, Stephen Warner of Phippsburg and Christopher Warner of Bath; one stepdaughter, Kristin Rogers and her husband Norman of Woolwich; two sisters, Sharon Wagner and her husband Richard Wagner of Orono, and Nila Drake and her husband Cary of West Bath; and eight grandchildren, Logan Hudson, Emma Warner, Haleigh Willis, Paige Willis, Garrett Warner, Landon Rogers, Brayden Rogers and Ella Rogers. A celebration of his life will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 20, 2014, at Bath Lodge of Elks. Arrangements are by Daigle Funeral Home, 819 High St., Bath. Condolences may be made online at www.Daiglefuneralhome.com. | WARNER, Steven Harry (I46176)
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| 4181 | LifeSketch The Bangor Daily News Bangor, Maine 28 June 28, 1952 June 27 - Alton D. Wincapaw, 75 formerly of Warren, died this morning at a local hospital. He had been a caretaker at the Rochester estate at Glen Cove for many years. He was born in Warren son of Lewis and Martha (Sidensparker) Wincapaw. He was a member of the Warren IOOF and Rockland lodge; and the Thomaston and Camden Railway Old Twersassaciation. Mr. Wincapaw is survived by his wife Mrs. Emma Wincapaw of Glen Cove; one son, Lewis Wincapaw of Thomaston; one daughter Mrs. Hazel Brewster of Rockland; one granddaughter and one grandson. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 p.m. from the Burpee Funeral Home, Rockalnd, with Rev. James Dagino of the Littlefield Memorial Baptist Church officiating. Burial will be in the Glen Cove Cemetery. Bearers will be Vesper Packard of Rockland; Bert Gregory of Glen Cove; James Sullivan of Glen Cove and Edward Rochester of Glen Cove. Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/187709942/alton-d-wincapaw: accessed 01 January 2023), memorial page for Alton D. Wincapaw (1876– 1952), Find a Grave Memorial ID 187709942, citing Glen Cove Cemetery, Glen Cove, Knox County, Maine, USA; Maintained by Robert J. Hodsdon, Sr. (contributor 47094022). | WINCAPAW, Alton D. (I43806)
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| 4182 | LifeSketch The Bangor Daily News Bangor, Maine 28. Juni 1952 27. Juni — Alton D. Wincapaw, 75, ehemals aus Warren, starb heute Morgen in einem örtlichen Krankenhaus. Er war viele Jahre lang Hausmeister auf dem Anwesen Rochester in Glen Cove. Er wurde in Warren als Sohn von Lewis und Martha (Sidensparker) Wincapaw geboren. Er war Mitglied der Warren IOOF und der Rockland Loge sowie der Thomaston and Camden Railway Old Twersassociation. Herr Wincapaw hinterlässt seine Frau Emma Wincapaw aus Glen Cove, einen Sohn, Lewis Wincapaw aus Thomaston, eine Tochter, Hazel Brewster aus Rockland, eine Enkelin und einen Enkel. Die Trauerfeier findet am Sonntag um 14 Uhr im Bestattungsinstitut Burpee in Rockland statt. Pfarrer James Dagino von der Littlefield Memorial Baptist Church wird den Gottesdienst leiten. Die Beisetzung erfolgt auf dem Glen Cove Cemetery. Träger sind Vesper Packard aus Rockland, Bert Gregory aus Glen Cove, James Sullivan aus Glen Cove und Edward Rochester aus Glen Cove. Find a Grave, Datenbank und Bilder (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/187709942/alton-d-wincapaw: abgerufen am 1. Januar 2023), Gedenkseite für Alton D. Wincapaw (1876—1952), Find a Grave Memorial ID 187709942, mit Angabe des Glen Cove Cemetery, Glen Cove, Knox County, Maine, USA; Betreut von Robert J. Hodsdon, Sr. (Mitwirkender 47094022). | WINCAPAW, Alton D. (I43806)
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| 4183 | LifeSketch The Bangor Daily News Bangor, Maine 7 November 1962 Wednesday DENNIS E. CARROLL ROCKLAND--Dennis E. Carroll, 74, of Lake Avenue, died at a Rockland hospital Monday morning as the result of injuries sustained in an automobile accident at Warren Monday. A farmer, Carroll was born at Warren February 26, 1888, the son of Edwin S. and Frances (Winchenpaw) Carroll. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Harry Bean of Warren; one nephew and several cousins. Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 2 p.m. at the Davis Funeral Home, Rockland, with the Rev. Carl Small of Rockport officiating. Interment will be in Achorn Cemetery, Rockland. | CARROLL, Dennis Elden (I43800)
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| 4184 | LifeSketch The Bangor Daily News Bangor, Maine 7. November 1962 Mittwoch DENNIS E. CARROLL ROCKLAND — Dennis E. Carroll, 74, aus der Lake Avenue, starb am Montagmorgen in einem Krankenhaus in Rockland an den Folgen eines Autounfalls in Warren. Der Landwirt Carroll wurde am 26. Februar 1888 in Warren als Sohn von Edwin S. und Frances (Winchenpaw) Carroll geboren. Er hinterlässt eine Schwester, Mrs. Harry Bean aus Warren, einen Neffen und mehrere Cousins. Die Trauerfeier findet am Freitag um 14 Uhr im Davis Funeral Home in Rockland statt. Pfarrer Carl Small aus Rockport leitet die Zeremonie. Die Beisetzung erfolgt auf dem Achorn Cemetery in Rockland. | CARROLL, Dennis Elden (I43800)
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| 4185 | LifeSketch The Lincoln County News, 31 March 2020 Elden Carroll Beane, 81, passed away unexpectedly on March 18, 2020, at Pen Bay Medical Center in Rockland. He was born April 2, 1938, in Damariscotta. He was born to Harry C. Beane and Bessie Mae (Carroll) Beane. Elden attended schools in Warren. He helped his grandfather bale hay and worked at Leonard's Poultry Farm picking up eggs and other various jobs. On Nov. 10, 1967, Elden married Marilyn Crockett and they made their home in Warren. In 1970 he became disabled with rheumatoid arthritis. Though disabled, Elden volunteered driving cancer patients to Maine Medical Center for their treatments. He loved to ride in his car. He also enjoyed gardening. Elden got his strength from reading the Bible and living his word. Elden is predeceased by his parents. He is survived by his wife, Marilyn (Crockett) Beane; several cousins; and special friends and neighbors, Robin and Colleen Boggs. A graveside service will be held at the Sawyer Cemetery in Warren at a date and time to be announced. Hall's of Waldoboro has care of the arrangements. Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/215151184/elden-carroll-beane: accessed 01 January 2023), memorial page for Elden Carroll Beane (2 Apr 1938– 18 Mar 2020), Find a Grave Memorial ID 215151184, citing Sawyer Cemetery, Warren, Knox County, Maine, USA; Maintained by Paul Ring (contributor 48405473). | BEANE, Elden Carroll (I43743)
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| 4186 | LifeSketch The Lincoln County News, 31. März 2020 Elden Carroll Beane, 81, verstarb unerwartet am 18. März 2020 im Pen Bay Medical Center in Rockland. Er wurde am 2. April 1938 in Damariscotta als Sohn von Harry C. Beane und Bessie Mae (Carroll) Beane geboren. Elden besuchte die Schule in Warren. Er half seinem Großvater beim Heuballen und arbeitete auf Leonards Geflügelfarm beim Eiersammeln und in anderen Berufen. Am 10. November 1967 heiratete Elden Marilyn Crockett, und sie gründeten ihr Zuhause in Warren. 1970 erkrankte er an rheumatoider Arthritis. Trotz seiner Behinderung fuhr Elden ehrenamtlich Krebspatienten zu ihren Behandlungen ins Maine Medical Center. Er liebte es, Auto zu fahren. Auch die Gartenarbeit gefiel ihm. Elden schöpfte Kraft aus der Bibellektüre und dem Leben nach seinem Wort. Eldens Eltern sind bereits verstorben. Er hinterlässt seine Frau Marilyn (Crockett) Beane, mehrere Cousins ??und Cousinen sowie besondere Freunde und Nachbarn, Robin und Colleen Boggs. Die Trauerfeier findet auf dem Sawyer Cemetery in Warren zu einem noch bekanntzugebenden Datum und Zeitpunkt statt. Hall's of Waldoboro kümmert sich um die Vorbereitungen. Find a Grave, Datenbank und Bilder (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/215151184/elden-carroll-beane: abgerufen am 1. Januar 2023), Gedenkseite für Elden Carroll Beane (2. April 1938—18. März 2020), Find a Grave Memorial ID 215151184, mit Angabe des Sawyer Cemetery, Warren, Knox County, Maine, USA; Betreut von Paul Ring (Mitwirkender 48405473). | BEANE, Elden Carroll (I43743)
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| 4187 | LifeSketch The Portland Press Herald Portland, Maine 15 April 1957 Monday MRS. FRANCES O. CARROLL WARREN, April 14 -- Mrs. Frances O. Carroll, 90, died today at her home here. She was born June 6, 1866, the daughter of Lewis and Martha Sidensparker Wincapaw. She was a member of the Warren Baptist Church and an honorary member of White Oak Grange in Warren. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Bessie Beane of Warren; one son, Dennis Carroll of Rockland; one brother, Oliver Wincapaw of Waldoboro; one sister, Mrs. Clara Spear of Patten and one grandson. The funeral will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at her residence with the Rev. Sterling Helmer of Warren officiating assisted by the Rev. Carl Small of West Rockport. Burial will be in Sterling Cemetery. | WINCAPAW, Frances O “Lena” (I43808)
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| 4188 | LifeSketch Thomas S. Lawry, 60, died Saturday, December 24, 2016 at the Sussman House in Rockport after a period of declining health. Born in Rockland, October 8, 1956, he was the son of Milton W. and Kathleen R. Proctor Lawry. Educated in local schools he was a 1974 graduate of Rockland District High School. Thomas worked at several jobs before beginning employment with FMC Corporation in Rockland, where he worked more than 20 years. More recently he was employed with Oak Island Seafood until retiring due to ill health in 2012. In earlier years, he enjoyed bowling on local leagues and playing on men's softball leagues. Thomas was an extremely generous man, always willing to help his friends and neighbors whenever he could. Other than his parents, Thomas was pre-deceased by a brother, Charlie Lawry in 2015. He is survived by two sons, Thomas Lucier and his wife Dawn, Jesse Lucier; brother, William L. Lawry; a sister, Ruth N. Gagnon all of Rockland; grandchildren, Brianna, Mazlyn, Morgan, Tylar and Mkayla, as well as several nieces and nephews. Interment will be in Achorn Cemetery. | LAWRY, Thomas Sewall (I48899)
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| 4189 | LifeSketch Thomas Walter Varney, 57, formerly of Windham, Maine, died here Sunday. He was born in Brunswick, Maine, a son of Lewis B. and Pearl Moore Reed Varney. He attended Windham schools and was a 1959 graduate of Windham High school. He had lived in Tallahassee for nine years. He served in the Coast Guard for four years. Mr. Varney was a retired land surveyor and owned his own company in Windham. He was a Catholic. Surviving are his wife, of Tallahassee; one daughter of Naugatuck, Conn.; one stepdaughter; two stepsons; two sisters, including Patty Chase of Naples, ME and five grandchildren. A memorial service will be held at a later date. Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery, Windham. Local arrangements are by Dolby Funeral Chapel, Windham. | VARNEY, Thomas Walter (I46696)
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| 4190 | LifeSketch Thomas Walter Varney, 57, formerly of Windham, Maine, died here Sunday. He was born in Brunswick, Maine, a son of Lewis B. and Pearl Moore Reed Varney. He attended Windham schools and was a 1959 graduate of Windham High school. He had lived in Tallahassee for nine years. He served in the Coast Guard for four years. Mr. Varney was a retired land surveyor and owned his own company in Windham. He was a Catholic. Surviving are his wife, of Tallahassee; one daughter of Naugatuck, Conn.; one stepdaughter; two stepsons; two sisters, including Patty Chase of Naples, ME and five grandchildren. A memorial service will be held at a later date. Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery, Windham. Local arrangements are by Dolby Funeral Chapel, Windham. | VARNEY, Thomas Walter (I46696)
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| 4191 | LifeSketch THOMASTON - Betty J. Feyler, 88, died peacefully, Friday, July 16, 2010 at Riverside Home. Born in Kennedy, New York, she was the daughter of Floyd and Charlotte Hitchcock Bird. Educated in New York, she was a 1939 graduate of Faulkner High School. For most of her career Betty was a beautician. In 1968 Betty married Richard Feyler in Lakeland, Florida. Predeceased by her husband; Betty is survived by her children, Dale Ericson and his wife Barbara of Lakeland, Florida; Jill Millett and her husband Charlie of Cushing; her step-children, Richard Feyler and his wife Judy of Owls Head, Gary Feyler and his wife Pam of Thomaston; five grandchildren, Ainslee, Shelley, Shawn, Amy, and Holly; as well as three great-grandchildren, Evan Riley, Tiffany Feyler, and Whitney Stone. | BIRD, Betty Jean (I45357)
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| 4192 | LifeSketch THOMASTON - Shirley Ann Wooster, 78, went to be with the Lord, surrounded by her children at her home, Thursday, February 19, 2015. Born in Thomaston, August 3, 1936, she was the daughter of Philip R. and Lorraine L. Mank Seekins. Shirley grew up at her family's Beechwood Street, dairy & poultry farm. Her sister said when they were growing up, all four girls would climb in bed together and Shirley would tell made-up a story that would sometimes go on for hours. Even as a young girl, Shirley enjoyed doing kind acts for neighbors and friends. To this day, Shirley enjoyed making May Baskets for her entire family. She would spend months preparing them, and then the entire day delivering them. Educated in local schools, after graduating from Thomaston High School, she married Donald Paulsen. They moved to Ozark, Alabama, where they lived at what is now known as Fort Rucker. Returning to South Thomaston, they owned and operated a dairy farm where they raised three children. During that time Shirley ran a Beauty Salon in her home and never turned anyone away, regardless of the time of day. Later in life, she married Milton Wooster. Together they established Coastal Cosmetology Academy. Shirley and Milt shared a very affectionate relationship, and their love for one another yielded them much joy in life from anything and everything. Shirley was affectionately named Nanny Woo Woo, and there was never a time she didn't have someone living with her who needed a place to stay. Their doors were always open to anyone in need. She enjoyed oil painting and writing poetry. Her favorite times were those spent with her family, just getting together to share laughter and stories. You could always count on something cooking in the oven, as she loved to cook. Locally, she was famous for her donuts and oatmeal bread. As a young mother, Shirley served as a 4-H leader, teaching children to cook and sew. Later she served as a Deacon of the Federated Church of Thomaston and was an active member of the American Legion Post No. 37, Thomaston. Her faith in God provided strong guidance throughout her life. Her family said that words could never capture the beauty and serenity of this amazing and beautiful woman. Other than her parents, Shirley was pre-deceased by her husband Milton in 2009; a grandson Jamie Ross in 2008; as well as two brothers, Harlow Mank and Philip Seekins. She is survived by one son, Donald J. Paulsen, II and his wife Cathy of Cushing; two daughters, Tamala Benner of Rockland, Lorraine 'Lori' Benner and her husband Steve of Warren; a brother, Wayne Seekins and his wife Claire of Thomaston; three sisters and their husbands, Doris and Paul LaClaire of Warren, Faye and Bill Warford of Thomaston, Sandra and Fred Carroll of Washington; five grandchildren, Misty Link of Cushing, Ashley Benner and her companion Michael Beal of Warren, Craig Benner and his wife Vanessa of San Diego, CA, Chelsey Doughty and her husband Travis of Cushing, Dustin Benner of Thomaston; seven great-grandchildren, Logan Link, Noah Ross, Owen Ross, Jace Doughty, Briella Doughty, Ava Beal, Cole Beal; two special children she considered as grandchildren, Dylan Williams and Aaliyah McDonald; her best friend and cousin, Janet Sprague of Wiscasset; two step-sons, David Wooster and his wife Nancy and daughter Katie, Dennis Wooster and his daughter Amy all of Warren; as well as too many friends to mention. The family would like to say a heartfelt thank you to family and friends for all the love, support and help during this difficult time. A special thank you to George Hacklin for his affectionate care-giving. A celebration of Shirley's life will be held at 3:00 P.M., Friday, February 27, 2015, at the Federated Church of Thomaston, Eight Hyler Street. The Reverend Vanessa Colesworthy will officiate. A committal service will be held at 2:00 P.M., May 29, 2015, at Village Cemetery, Thomaston. | SEEKINS, Shirley Ann (I45714)
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| 4193 | LifeSketch THOMASTON - Shirley Ann Wooster, 78, went to be with the Lord, surrounded by her children at her home, Thursday, February 19, 2015. Born in Thomaston, August 3, 1936, she was the daughter of Philip R. and Lorraine L. Mank Seekins. Shirley grew up at her family's Beechwood Street, dairy & poultry farm. Her sister said when they were growing up, all four girls would climb in bed together and Shirley would tell made-up a story that would sometimes go on for hours. Even as a young girl, Shirley enjoyed doing kind acts for neighbors and friends. To this day, Shirley enjoyed making May Baskets for her entire family. She would spend months preparing them, and then the entire day delivering them. Educated in local schools, after graduating from Thomaston High School, she married Donald Paulsen. They moved to Ozark, Alabama, where they lived at what is now known as Fort Rucker. Returning to South Thomaston, they owned and operated a dairy farm where they raised three children. During that time Shirley ran a Beauty Salon in her home and never turned anyone away, regardless of the time of day. Later in life, she married Milton Wooster. Together they established Coastal Cosmetology Academy. Shirley and Milt shared a very affectionate relationship, and their love for one another yielded them much joy in life from anything and everything. Shirley was affectionately named Nanny Woo Woo, and there was never a time she didn't have someone living with her who needed a place to stay. Their doors were always open to anyone in need. She enjoyed oil painting and writing poetry. Her favorite times were those spent with her family, just getting together to share laughter and stories. You could always count on something cooking in the oven, as she loved to cook. Locally, she was famous for her donuts and oatmeal bread. As a young mother, Shirley served as a 4-H leader, teaching children to cook and sew. Later she served as a Deacon of the Federated Church of Thomaston and was an active member of the American Legion Post No. 37, Thomaston. Her faith in God provided strong guidance throughout her life. Her family said that words could never capture the beauty and serenity of this amazing and beautiful woman. Other than her parents, Shirley was pre-deceased by her husband Milton in 2009; a grandson Jamie Ross in 2008; as well as two brothers, Harlow Mank and Philip Seekins. She is survived by one son, Donald J. Paulsen, II and his wife Cathy of Cushing; two daughters, Tamala Benner of Rockland, Lorraine 'Lori' Benner and her husband Steve of Warren; a brother, Wayne Seekins and his wife Claire of Thomaston; three sisters and their husbands, Doris and Paul LaClaire of Warren, Faye and Bill Warford of Thomaston, Sandra and Fred Carroll of Washington; five grandchildren, Misty Link of Cushing, Ashley Benner and her companion Michael Beal of Warren, Craig Benner and his wife Vanessa of San Diego, CA, Chelsey Doughty and her husband Travis of Cushing, Dustin Benner of Thomaston; seven great-grandchildren, Logan Link, Noah Ross, Owen Ross, Jace Doughty, Briella Doughty, Ava Beal, Cole Beal; two special children she considered as grandchildren, Dylan Williams and Aaliyah McDonald; her best friend and cousin, Janet Sprague of Wiscasset; two step-sons, David Wooster and his wife Nancy and daughter Katie, Dennis Wooster and his daughter Amy all of Warren; as well as too many friends to mention. The family would like to say a heartfelt thank you to family and friends for all the love, support and help during this difficult time. A special thank you to George Hacklin for his affectionate care-giving. A celebration of Shirley's life will be held at 3:00 P.M., Friday, February 27, 2015, at the Federated Church of Thomaston, Eight Hyler Street. The Reverend Vanessa Colesworthy will officiate. A committal service will be held at 2:00 P.M., May 29, 2015, at Village Cemetery, Thomaston. | SEEKINS, Shirley Ann (I45714)
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| 4194 | LifeSketch THOMASTON — James B. O'Neil, 66, pensionierter Brunnenbohrer der Dragon Cement Co., starb am Dienstag in einem Krankenhaus in Rockland. Er wurde am 30. Mai 1900 in North Whitefield als Sohn von William und Flora O'Neil geboren. Neben seiner Ehefrau Lida Mank O'Neil hinterlässt Herr O'Neil einen Sohn, zwei Töchter, zwei Brüder, George und Thomas, beide aus North Whitefield, sowie eine Schwester. Die Beisetzung findet auf dem Dorffriedhof in Thomaston statt. Portland Press Herald, Do., 16. Februar 1967, Seite 3 | O'NEIL, James Bartholomew (I44528)
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| 4195 | LifeSketch THOMASTON--James B. O'Neil, 66, retired Dragon Cement Co. well driller, died Tuesday in a Rockland hospital. He was born at North Whitefield, May 30, 1900, son of William and Flora O'Neil. Besides a wife, Mrs. Lida Mank O'Neil, Mr. O'Neil is survived by a son, two daughters, two brothers, George and Thomas, both of North Whitefield; and a sister. Interment will be in the village cemetery in Thomaston. Portland Press Herald, Thu, Feb 16, 1967, page 3 | O'NEIL, James Bartholomew (I44528)
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| 4196 | LifeSketch Vera Jane Wincapaw Cross BIRTH 24 Dec 1925 Beloit, Rock County, Wisconsin, USA DEATH 16 Jan 2020 (aged 94) Beloit, Rock County, Wisconsin, USA BURIAL Floral Lawn Cemetery South Beloit, Winnebago County, Illinois, USA Add to Map PLOT Sermon on the mount- 101A, space #2 MEMORIAL ID 206342973 Vera J. Wincapaw Alexander Cross, 94, of Beloit passed away Thursday, January 16, 2020. Born December 24, 1925, in Beloit, the daughter of Glenn and Amy (Lillie) Wincapaw. Vera married Joseph Clarence Alexander; he preceded her in death. Vera later married James Irvin Cross; he also preceded her in death. Vera loved Cardinals and playing BINGO. She enjoyed traveling and taking trips. Her family loved to enjoy her famous chocolate chip cookies. Earlier in her life, Vera was a very active member of Sun Valley Presbyterian Church. Survived by her children, Anna (Phil) Keys of Sterling, IL, Joe (Sue) Alexander of Branson, MO, Paul (Marla) Alexander of Beloit and John (Patty) Alexander of Beloit; many grandchildren, including great and great-great; sister, Leora Cornish; sisters-in-law, Betty Sweezer, Cleo Hall and Mary Rose Gregory; numerous nieces and nephews; friend, Ruth Yuker and her wonderful neighbors, Vern and Sharon Bennett. Also preceded in death by her special friend, Charles Alexander, son, Glen (Barb) Alexander, stepson, Floyd Cross, brothers, Lloyd Wincapaw and Donald Wincapaw and sister, Lila Ayres. Funeral service will be at 12:00 p.m. on Tuesday, January 21, 2020 at Rosman Funeral Home, with visitation starting at 11:00 a.m. Burial in Floral Lawn Cemetery. Family Members Parents Photo Glenn Emery Wincapaw 1893– 1971 Photo Amy B Lillie Wincapaw 1892– 1968 Spouses Photo Joseph Clarence Alexander 1922– 1954 Photo James Irvin Cross 1904– 1985 Siblings Photo Lila Mae Wincapaw Ayers 1915– 2010 Photo Leora Marie Wincapaw Cornish 1917– 2020 Lloyd Arthur Wincapaw 1922– 2005 Photo Donald Fay Wincapaw 1931– 2004 Children Photo Glen R Alexander 1948– 2010 | WINCAPAW, Vera Jane (I43241)
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| 4197 | LifeSketch Von Find a Grave: John A. Bowers, 54, verstarb unerwartet am Abend des 6. Juni 2011. Geboren wurde er am 28. Januar 1957 in Damariscota als Sohn von Charles L. und Arvilla N. (Winchenbach) Bowers. John wuchs in Damariscotta auf, besuchte die örtlichen Schulen und schloss 1975 die Lincoln Academy ab. Während seiner Zeit in Lincoln begann er eine enge Bindung zur Schule, die ihn im Juli dieses Jahres zum Präsidenten des Schulrats machte. Während seines Studiums spielte er Fußball, Basketball und Baseball in der Schulmannschaft und war Mitglied in zahlreichen Vereinen und Organisationen. Auch Jahre nach seinem Abschluss war er bei verschiedenen Sportveranstaltungen dabei und beobachtete seine Familienmitglieder beim Spielen. Von Anfang der 1990er Jahre bis 2006 arbeitete John ehrenamtlich an der Basketball-Anzeigetafel. Für seinen Einsatz nahm er schließlich ein Stipendium an, das umgehend der Schule gespendet wurde. Seit Herbst 2003 war er Treuhänder in Lincoln und fungierte dort als Vizepräsident. Er war außerdem Mitglied des Exekutivausschusses, des Kuratoriumsausschusses, des Gebäude- und Finanzausschusses sowie Vorsitzender des Ausschusses für strategische Planung. Er trug maßgeblich zu den positiven Veränderungen an der Schule bei und wird allen, die daran beteiligt waren, schmerzlich fehlen. John ist in der Region vor allem für seinen unermüdlichen Einsatz im Miles Memorial Hospital und schließlich im Lincoln County Healthcare bekannt. John begann bereits in der siebten Klasse im Miles Memorial Hospital als Rasenmäher, und während seiner Highschool-Zeit polierte er an Wochenenden und Abenden Böden. Nach seinem Abschluss an der Lincoln Academy vor 36 Jahren begann er seine Vollzeitkarriere und erwies sich als unschätzbar wertvoll für das Krankenhaus. Im Laufe der Jahre hatte John viele verschiedene Aufgaben im Krankenhaus inne, darunter Materialmanager, Gebäudeleiter und seine aktuelle Position als Vizepräsident für den operativen Bereich. John arbeitete unermüdlich hinter den Kulissen an allen Renovierungs- und Bauprojekten auf dem Miles Campus, um sie zu verwirklichen. Wir werden John in der gesamten Gesundheitsgemeinschaft von Lincoln County sehr vermissen. John war in den 1990er Jahren in der örtlichen Little League aktiv und fungierte dort als Trainer und später als Sekretär. Er spielte auch weiterhin als Mitglied des Hatch-Yudy-Teams der Midcoast Softball League. Ob in der Grundschule, der High School oder als Erwachsener im siegreichen Hatch-Yudy-Team, John war immer als First Baseman anzutreffen. Seine Frau Lisa brachte ihm bei, wie man Spaß hat, und bereiste viel die Karibik und Mexiko, oft mit ihren Kindern Adrienne und Ryan. Viele Reisen unternahm er mit Tammy, Peter, Chloe und Caleb Begley. Eine seiner ganz besonderen Erfahrungen war seine Überraschungsreise zu seinem 50. Geburtstag nach Playa del Carmen in Mexiko mit Lisa, Adrienne, Tim, Ryan und Chelsea. Er und Lisa reisten 2005 mit ihren lieben Freunden Rachel und Randy Williamson auch nach Chianti in Italien. Er liebte die Zeit in ihrem Haus in Nobleboro und die Zeit in Moxie Cove mit Familie und Freunden. Eine ganz besondere Zeit jedes Jahr waren die Heiligabende, die wir mit Lynne, Mike, Katie, Alex und Ian verbrachten. Wir feierten die Feiertage, aber vor allem die Familie. Er liebte es, den Red Sox und allen New England-Sportteams zuzuschauen. Vor allem aber verbrachte er gern Zeit mit seinen Kindern und seinem Enkel Brayden. Neben seinen Eltern verstarb vor John auch sein Bruder Charles „Chick" Bowers im Jahr 1977. Er hinterlässt seine Frau Lisa McLaughlin Bowers aus Nobleboro, mit der er 24 Jahre verheiratet war; zwei Kinder, Adrienne Bowers Irons und ihren Mann Tim aus Nobleboro sowie Charles Ryan Bowers und seine Frau Chelsea aus Nobleboro; einen Enkel, Brayden William Irons aus Nobleboro; Seine Schwester Lynne Petrillo und ihr Ehemann Mike aus Newcastle sowie sein Neffe Ian Bowers aus Bristol und seine beiden Nichten Katie und Alex Petrillo aus Portsmouth, New Hampshire, wurden beigesetzt. Am Freitag, dem 10. Juni, fand im Strong-Hancock Funeral Home in Damariscotta eine Aufbahrung statt. Am Samstag, dem 11. Juni, wurde in der St. Patrick's Church in Newcastle eine Gedenkfeier abgehalten. Er wurde neben seinem Bruder und seinen Eltern auf dem Hillside Cemetery in Damariscotta beigesetzt. Anstelle von Blumen können Spenden im Gedenken an John Bowers an folgende Adresse gerichtet werden: Lincoln County Healthcare, Development Officer, 35 Miles Street, Damariscotta, ME 04543, oder an die Lincoln Academy, Development Office, 81 Academy Hill Road, Newcastle, ME 04553. | BOWERS, John Arthur (I44327)
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| 4198 | LifeSketch WALDOBORO - Alton Lindbergh Genthner, 80, a resident of Duck Puddle Road, died Saturday, Nov. 22, 2008, at a Bangor health care facility, after a long period of failing health. Alton was born Feb. 10, 1928, in Waldoboro, the son of Stacy and Thelma Genthner. Alton attended Waldoboro schools. Leaving school early to work to help his family during the war, he worked for his brother, Maynard's, newspaper, The Waldoboro Press, where he began his long career as a print man for several newspapers, including the former Bath Times, which became the Times Record, Brunswick, and the Kennebec Journal, Augusta, where he was a linotype operator, retiring early due to his failing health. A founding member of Small Woodlands Owners of Maine, he enjoyed harvesting wood from his own lot and others in the area. Alton loved to be outdoors, working his lot, tending his gardens, and watching nature around him, especially bird watching. He loved good food and music, collecting stamps and watching the Red Sox, and watching "anything that goes" with his daughter, Diane. They would attend auto shows, air shows and train watch whenever the opportunity arose. He was predeceased by two half brothers, George and Maynard Genthner. Survivors include his wife, June Genthner of Waldoboro; a daughter, Diane Genthner and her partner, Brent, of Hampden; many nieces and nephews. Visiting hours will be held 5-7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 24, at Hall Funeral Home, 949 Main St., Waldoboro. A private funeral service will be held. Interment will be at German Cemetery, Waldoboro. Should friends desire, memorials may be made in Alton's memory to the Maine Audubon Society, 20 Gilsland Farm Road, Falmouth, ME 04105. Arrangements are entrusted to Hall Funeral Home and Cremation Service, 949 Main St., Waldoboro. To plant a tree in memory of Alton Genthner, please visit Tribute Store. | GENTHNER, Alton Lindbergh (I44819)
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| 4199 | LifeSketch WALDOBORO -- Dorothy E. Maxcy, 93, died Feb. 25, 2015, at Country Manor in Whitefield. She was born Jan. 31, 1922 in Waldoboro to Oscar C. Smith and Rena Jones Smith. Dot graduated from Waldoboro High School in the class of 1939, the first class to graduate in the new high school. She married Earle "Doc" Maxcy on Nov. 29, 1939 and they settled in Waldoboro. She worked for several years for Paragon Button Factory and went to work at GTE Sylvania in Waldoboro in 1951. She worked for Sylvania for over 27 years. She was a member of the Orff's Corner Church in Waldoboro. She was a devoted wife and mother, who will be sadly missed. She and Earle spent 30 years at their cottage on Damariscotta Lake in Jefferson. They also spent 18 years in Florida during the months of March and April. She loved to ride along with her husband and her pet Sheltie to find new places or favorite places to eat. She was predeceased by her husband, Earle "Doc" Maxcy. She is survived by son, Dale L. Maxcy and wife Sheila of Waldoboro; granddaughter, Kelly Maxcy and fiancé Tom Scofield of Jefferson; and great-grandson, Dustin L. Chamberlain and partner Nikki Pratt of Waldoboro. Friends are welcome to join the family for a time of visitation from 1-2 p.m., Mon., March 2 followed by service to celebrate Dot's life at 2 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home, 949 Main St., Waldoboro. Pastor Tom Rawley will officiate. Burial will be in the spring at the Orff's Corner Cemetery in Waldoboro. In lieu of flowers, contributions in Dot's memory may be made to the Orff's Corner Church, P.O. Box 1021, Waldoboro, ME 04572. Arrangements are entrusted to Hall Funeral Home and Cremation Services, 949 Main St., Waldoboro. The Lincoln County News, 02/27/2015. | SMITH, Dorothy Eliza (I44057)
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| 4200 | LifeSketch WALDOBORO — Dorothy E. Maxcy, 93, starb am 25. Februar 2015 im Country Manor in Whitefield. Sie wurde am 31. Januar 1922 in Waldoboro als Tochter von Oscar C. Smith und Rena Jones Smith geboren. Dorothy machte 1939 ihren Abschluss an der Waldoboro High School, dem ersten Abschlussjahrgang der neuen High School. Sie heiratete Earle „Doc" Maxcy am 29. November 1939, und sie ließen sich in Waldoboro nieder. Sie arbeitete mehrere Jahre für die Paragon Button Factory und wechselte 1951 zu GTE Sylvania in Waldoboro. Sie arbeitete über 27 Jahre für Sylvania. Sie war Mitglied der Orff's Corner Church in Waldoboro. Sie war eine hingebungsvolle Ehefrau und Mutter, die wir schmerzlich vermissen werden. Sie und Earle verbrachten 30 Jahre in ihrem Cottage am Damariscotta Lake in Jefferson. Sie verbrachten außerdem 18 Jahre in den Monaten März und April in Florida. Sie liebte es, mit ihrem Mann und ihrem Sheltie neue Orte oder Lieblingsrestaurants zu entdecken. Ihr Mann Earle „Doc" Maxcy starb bereits vor ihr. Sie hinterlässt ihren Sohn Dale L. Maxcy und dessen Ehefrau Sheila aus Waldoboro, ihre Enkelin Kelly Maxcy und deren Verlobten Tom Scofield aus Jefferson sowie ihren Urenkel Dustin L. Chamberlain und dessen Lebensgefährtin Nikki Pratt aus Waldoboro. Freunde sind herzlich eingeladen, die Familie am Montag, den 2. März, von 13 bis 14 Uhr zu besuchen. Anschließend findet um 14 Uhr ein Gottesdienst zu Dots Ehren im Bestattungsinstitut Hall, Main Street 949, Waldoboro, statt. Pastor Tom Rawley wird den Gottesdienst leiten. Die Beisetzung findet im Frühjahr auf dem Orff's Corner Cemetery in Waldoboro statt. Anstelle von Blumen bitten wir um Spenden im Gedenken an Dot an die Orff's Corner Church, Postfach 1021, Waldoboro, ME 04572. Die Organisation übernimmt Hall Funeral Home and Cremation Services, Main St. 949, Waldoboro. The Lincoln County News, 27.02.2015. | SMITH, Dorothy Eliza (I44057)
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