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| 2251 | Eldred Irene Lay 87, St. Petersburg, FL formerly of Indianapolis, IN passed away March 14, 2007 at Bay Point Nursing Home under the care of Hospice. Irene owned and operated L&L Realty from 1955 until 2001, when she relocated to St. Petersburg, Florida. While in Indianapolis, she was an active member of Fleming Gardens Christian Church, active participant in the Indianapolis Flower and Garden Club, former member of the Indianapolis Westside Exchange Club and served as a Boy Scout Leader with her late husband, Audy, who preceded her in death. Her daughter, Loretta Carol Powers, son-in-law, Jim Powers, granddaughters, Michelle Albert and Jamey Powers, grandson-in-law, James Albert, and great-grandson, Michael Powers, survive Eldred. | CLARK, Eldred Irene (I1313)
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| 2252 | Eleanor Joyce Benner Martin, beloved wife of Carroll F. Martin, died March 29, 2022 at LincolnHealth's Miles Campus in Damariscotta holding the hand of her lifelong love Carroll. She was born in Nobleboro, Nov. 21, 1927 on the Benner family homestead, a daughter of Otis B. Benner Sr. and Ida E. Jackson Benner. She and her husband wintered in Ocala, Fla., and summered at Searsport and Nobleboro. Mrs. Martin was a 1945 graduate of Waldoboro High School and was class historian. She was a majorette for the high school band and a cheerleader for the basketball teams. She graduated from Rockland School of Commerce in October 1957. She was a former member of Knox-Lincoln County Extension Association; past president of the Warren Health Council; Sister of Mystic Rebekah Lodge of IOOF in Warren; and was employed at Paragon Button Factory in the grinding and finishing room; Medomak Canning Co., and Sylvania Electric Co. in Waldoboro. After moving to Searsport with her husband and son, Darrell, in 1962, she was employed by Corn Products Co., International, Inc., as a switchboard operator; laboratory technician for Dr. Everett Bryant; and, later as a private secretary for Penobscot Poultry Company in Belfast, until its closing. She was then employed as an optometric assistant to Dr. Everett Porter, in Belfast until her retirement. Mrs. Martin was an avid genealogist, homemaker, and devoted wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. She was formerly affiliated with the Baptist Church in Waldoboro as a Sunday school teacher and was a book critic for several book publishers. Besides her husband who was her high school sweetheart and companion for 75 years, she is survived by her one son, Darrell O. Martin, and his companion, Linda Duncan, both of St. George, and Myrtle Beach, S.C.; two grandsons, Daren C. Martin and his wife, Melanie, of Union, and Dean C. Martin and his wife, Kali, of Warren; great-grandchildren, Hannah R. Hewes, of Rockland, and Cameron D. Martin, of Warren; the mother of her grandsons, Paulette Martin, of Rockport; brothers, Ronald L. Benner, of Union, and Robert A. Benner, of Waldoboro; cousins, Murial Aker, of Nova Scotia; Janet Hallowell, of Bar Harbor, and Bruce Atkinson, of Georgia; as well as many loved nieces and nephews. Mrs. Martin was predeceased by her sister, Sylvia S. Buck, of Lincolnville; brother, Otis B. Benner, of Waldoboro; sister-in-law, Anita French Benner, of Union; and cousin, David Benner, of Nobleboro. Visiting hours will be held on Friday, April 8 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Hall Funeral Home, 949 Main St., in Waldoboro, with a time of sharing at 6:30 p.m. "Across the years I will walk with you … in deep green forests; on shores of sand; and when our time on earth is through, in heaven too, you will have my hand." Hall's of Waldoboro has care of the arrangements. To extend online condolences visit their Book of Memories at hallfuneralhomes.com. The Lincoln County News, | BENNER, Eleanor Joyce (I40832)
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| 2254 | Elgin Milton Ludwig was the eldest son of Samuel W. & Eva Maude (Robbins/Robinson) Ludwig. He married Helen M. Kennedy on 5 July 1912 in Portsmouth, MA. He was president of Ludwig Cleansers. After his wife death in 1935 he remarried a Vera by 1940. Children, first 3 born in New Hampshire, the rest in Saugus: 1. Charles T. Ludwig, 1912-1966 2. Helen Ludwig, 1915-Deceased 3. Wilbert M Ludwig, 1916-2009 4. Elgin Milton Ludwig, 1918-1994 5. Samuel Waterman Ludwig, 25 Dec 1919-1990 6. Phillis Ludwig, 19 Nov. 1921-25 Nov. 1921 7. Phillip Ludwig, 19 Nov. 1921-4 Dec 1921 8. John Thomas Ludwig, 24 Oct 1922-Deceased 9. James Kenneth Ludwig, 8 Sept. 1924-1972 10. Marion Medora Ludwig, 8 Sept. 1924- • 11. Herbert Edward Ludwig, 1926-1979 12. Barbara Ludwig, 1929-2020 13. Frank Robert Ludwig, 1932-2019 14. Marjorie Irene Ludwig, 1934-2020 Also survived by brother Samuel W. Ludwig[died 1968] and sister Marion [Henry] Poulin[died in 1974]. | LUDWIG, Elgin Milton (I42722)
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| 2260 | Elisabeth Becker, Tochter des Johannes Becker, geboren und wohnhaft in Nenderoth, unverehelicht, in der neueren Zeit Dienstmagd in Weilburg und evangelisch. | BECKER, Elisabeth Margarethe (I568)
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| 2261 | ELISABETH MARGARETHE1 BECKER was born on 08 Oct 1835 in Nenderoth, Lahn-Dill-Kreis, Hessen, Germany. She died date Unknown in USA. She married CONRAD (FREDERICK) BECKER*. He was born about 1825 in Hessen, Germany. He died date Unknown in USA. Conrad (Frederick) Becker* and Elisabeth Margarethe Becker had the following children: i.GEORGE2 BECKER* was born about 1849 in Illinois, USA (Vermutete Kinder). He died date Unknown. ii.ANNA BECKER* was born about 1853 in Illinois, USA (Vermutete Kinder). She died date Unknown. iii.HEDWIG BECKER* was born about 1855 in Illinois, USA (Vermutete Kinder). She died date Unknown. iv.WILHELMINE BECKER* was born about 1857 in Illinois, USA (Vermutete Kinder). She died date Unknown. v.JACOB BECKER* was born about 1859 in Illinois, USA (Vermutete Kinder). He died date Unknown. vi.LOUIS BECKER* was born about 1863 in Illinois, USA (Vermutete Kinder). He died date Unknown. vii.FRANZ BECKER* was born about 1865 in Illinois, USA (Vermutete Kinder). He died date Unknown. viii.LOUISA BECKER* was born about 1868 in Illinois, USA (Vermutete Kinder). She died date Unknown. | BECKER, Elisabeth Margarethe (I546)
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| 2262 | Elisabeth Stahl wollte den Namen des Prägnators nicht angeben und erklärt, sie sei im Walde im Schlafe überschattet worden. Das Kind starb den 22.7.1841 abends 9 Uhr | STAHL, Jacob (I53897)
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| 2263 | Elise Mae /Lewis/ | LEWIS, Elise Mae (I5776)
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| 2264 | Elizabeth Bill Obituary Age 103 formerly of Westmont NJ departed this life November 2 2006. She was preceded in death by her husband Paul J. Bill. Survivors include her daughter E. Arlien Mather; Grandson Gary P. Mather of Bear DE; and Granddaughter Robin L. Sutton and her husband Craig D. Sutton; Great-grandsons Justin M. Sutton and Jordan M. Sutton all of Fredericksburg VA. A funeral service will be held at Grace Episcopal Church Kings Highway Haddonfield NJ on Friday December 1 2006 at 9:30 a.m. Interment will follow at Lawnview Cemetery 501 Rhawn St. Rockledge PA. If desired donations in her memory may be made to Mary Washington Hospice 5012 Southpoint Parkway Frederecksburg VA 22407. | MANK, Elizabeth I (I48127)
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| 2265 | Elizabeth J. "Bettie" Dodson, 80, an Oak Park native who learned to fly planes during World War II and later became the director of an association of percussion enthusiasts, died of cancer Saturday, Aug. 26, at her home in Houston, said her daughter, Pat. After graduating from Penn Hall Junior College in Pennsylvania, Mrs. Dodson began working at her family's business, Ludwig Drum Co. When World War II broke out, Mrs. Dodson decided to follow her brother and enlist in the Navy. She was stationed at the U.S. Naval Reserve Midshipman's School at the University of Notre Dame as a Wave, a Woman Accepted for Voluntary Emergency Service. While there, she became interested in taking aviation lessons. The university, then all-male, at first refused but then admitted her because it could not deny enlisted Navy personnel access to classes, her daughter said. Mrs. Dodson earned a pilot's license but didn't do much flying after leaving the Navy when the war ended. She married a Navy lieutenant, James R. Dodson Jr., returned to the Chicago area and her father's company, and had three children. She eventually became the director of the National Association of Rudimental Drummers, a prestigious percussionists association that her father helped found. Mrs. Dodson's daughter remembered her mother as a quick-witted, outgoing woman who loved to tell a good joke. She lived in Barrington for almost 30 years, until she bought a condominium in Naples, Fla. About two years ago, she moved to Houston. Mrs. Dodson is also survived by two sons, J. Robert and Steven R.; a brother, William F. Ludwig Jr.; four grandchildren; and two step-grandchildren. A memorial service will be Nov. 4 in Naples. | HOLMES, Marguerite "Maggie" Helen (I3785)
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| 2266 | Elizabeth J. "Bettie" Dodson, loving daughter, sister, mother and friend, died peacefully at her home in Houston, Texas on August 26, 2000. Formerly of Naples, Florida and Barrington, IL. She is survived by two sons and daughters-in-law, J. Robert and Ann Warshauer Dodson of Houston, TX, Steven R. and Karen Freatman Dodson of Steamboat Springs, CO; a daughter, Patricia Dodson of Winnetka, IL; four grandchildren, Scott and Christopher Dodson, Katherine and Jennifer Harwood; two stepgrandchildren, Collin and Colby Young; a brother and sister-in-law, William F. and Marguarite Ludwig; a niece and nephew, Brooke Crowden and Bill Ludwig. Bettie was born March 23, 1920 in Oak Park, IL to William F. Ludwig (founder of The Ludwig Drum Company, Chicago, IL) and Elsa M. Gunkler Ludwig. She attended Oak Park High School and graduated from Penn Hall Junior College in Pennsylvania. After working for her father at the Drum Company for a year, she enlisted in the Navy. She attended the USNR Midshipmen's School, University of Notre Dame, June 1943 to November 1945. She enrolled in the pilots training class and became the first woman allowed to attend the university. She served for two years as a W.A.V.E., Yoeman First Class. Married, she returned to Chicago to start a family and rejoin the family business. As a Director, she headed up the National Association of Rudimental Drummers (N.A.R.D.), of which she was a proud member. A memorial service will be held at the Moorings Presbyterian Church in Naples, Florida on November 4, 2000 at 4 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the American Cancer Society or The Conservancy of Southwest Florida in Naples. | LUDWIG, Elizabeth Jeanette "Betty" (I6078)
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| 2267 | Elizabeth Kellers Sterbeurkunde gibt den Namen ihres Vaters als Conrad Holtzworth an. Bei dem Informanten scheint es sich um ihren Sohn John Pfaff zu handeln. In ihrer Heiratsurkunde wird ihr Mädchenname jedoch als Keller angegeben. Die Sterbeurkunde ihrer Tochter Margaret Beiber gibt ihren Mädchennamen Keller an, ebenso die Heiratsurkunde ihres Sohnes John. Da sie anscheinend einen Sohn Conrad genannt hat, ist es wahrscheinlich, dass ihr Vater Conrad Keller hieß. Es ist auch möglich, dass sie eine frühere Ehe hatte und ihr Mädchenname Holtzworth ist, aber ich habe keine anderen Aufzeichnungen gefunden, die darauf hindeuten, dass Keller nicht wirklich ihr Mädchenname war. | KELLER, Elizabeth (I35924)
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| 2269 | Elizabeth „Betty“ Jean Toy Elizabeth „Betty“ Jean Toy, 84, ehemalige 62-jährige Einwohnerin von Pacifica, Kalifornien, ist am 25. Juli 2018 friedlich in Lawrence, Kansas, verstorben. Betty, wie sie liebevoll genannt wurde, wurde am 27. November 1933 in Bismarck, North Dakota, als einzige Tochter von Peter George Heiser und Josephine (Kraker) Heiser geboren. Sie wuchs in Butte auf, wo sie ihren Highschool-Abschluss machte und bald ihren zukünftigen Ehemann Samuel (Sam) George Toy Jr. kennenlernte. Das Paar zog Anfang der 50er Jahre nach San Francisco, wo Sam stationiert war, während er in der Marine diente. Nach seiner Entlassung ließ sich das Paar in der Bay Area nieder, wo sie für Kemper Insurance arbeitete und Sam seine Karriere bei General Electric begann. 1956 kauften sie ihr Haus in Pacifica. Sam zog sich 1987 von General Electric zurück und das Paar gründete Condor Appliance Repair, wo beide bis zu Sams Tod arbeiteten. Neben der Erziehung ihrer drei Töchter liebte Betty alte Filme, Elvis, Ölgemälde, las Krimis, spielte Klavier, unternahm Fahrten entlang der Küste und verfolgte die Aktivitäten der Stadtkommission. Nach einer Krankheit im Jahr 2017 zog Betty nach Lawrence, Kansas, um ihrer ältesten Tochter näher zu sein. Während ihrer kurzen Zeit in Kansas las Betty gerne über die örtlichen Spukhäuser und -einrichtungen und lernte neue Freunde in örtlichen Vereinen kennen, z. B. The Mackey Merry Makers. Betty wird uns sehr fehlen und für immer in den Herzen und Gedanken ihrer Familie und Freunde bleiben. Zur überlebenden Familie gehören Tochter Teresa Grove und Ehemann Dick; Tochter Cynthia Toy-Bastedo und Ehemann Mike; Tochter Stephanie Courtney und ehemaliger Schwiegersohn John; und Enkelin, Brittany Courtney. Freunde können am Freitag, dem 3. August 2018, nach 17:00 Uhr vorbeikommen und sind eingeladen, an einem Gedenkgottesdienst um 19:00 Uhr und einem Celebration of Life-Gottesdienst am Samstag, dem 4. August 2018 um 11:00 Uhr im DUGGANS SERRA MORTUARY, 500 Westlake Ave, Daly City, teilzunehmen. Auf Wunsch der Familie wird eine Privatbestattung vereinbart. Gedenkspenden können an katholische Wohltätigkeitsorganisationen der Erzdiözese San Francisco, 990 Eddy Street, San Francisco, CA 94109, geleistet werden. Beileidsbekundungen können online über www.duggansserra.com ausgesprochen werden. Bestattungsinstitut: Duggan's Serra Mortuary 500 Westlake Ave. Daly City, CA US 94014 | HEISER, Elizabeth Jean (I33298)
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| 2270 | Elkhorn, Walworth, Wisconsin, USA | BUEHL, William Jr (I17468)
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| 2271 | Ellen Scherago, 82, aus Boca Raton, Florida, ehemals Florham Park, N.J., starb am 18. Oktober 2012 friedlich nach einem fünfjährigen Kampf gegen die Alzheimer-Krankheit. Sie lebte diese Jahre in der liebevollen Obhut ihrer Tochter Susanne und ihrer hingebungsvollen Betreuerin Joan. Sie wurde von ihrer Tochter Gina vorverstorben und wird von den Töchtern Jacqueline und Susanne überlebt; ihr Sohn Darrin; und acht Enkelkinder, Caitlin, Devin, Casey, Jenna, Sara, Harley, Michael und Alexis. Dienstleistungen sind privat. Freunde sind eingeladen, sich im Hause Scherago zu treffen. Für Einzelheiten senden Sie eine E-Mail an Scherago@gmail.com. Spenden in Gedenken an Ellen können an Hospice, www.hpbcf.org, gerichtet werden. Veröffentlicht in The Star-Ledger am 18. November 2012. | SAAM, Ellen Kate (I25606)
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| 2272 | ELMER W. CREAMER WASHINGTON – Elmer W. Creamer, 71, starb am 4. April in seinem Haus. Er war der Ehemann von Florence (Davis) Creamer. Geboren wurde er am 30. Juni 1899 in Washington als Sohn von William und Winifred (Weaver) Creamer. Er lebte sein ganzes Leben in Washington und war Landwirt. Er war Mitglied der Easter Star Grange in Washington. Herr und Frau Creamer hatten im vergangenen Juli ihre Goldene Hochzeit gefeiert. Neben seiner Witwe aus Washington hinterlässt er zwei Söhne, Earl G. und Ronald I. Creamer, beide aus Washington; vier Töchter, Frau Herman (Hazel) Rood aus Jefferson, Frau Arthur (Phyllis) Daniel aus Raymond, Frau Lynwood (Blanche) Wilson aus Whitefield und Frau Ralph (Mildred) Griffin aus Washington; einen Bruder, Glendon Creamer aus Waltham; Drei Schwestern, Ruth Creamer aus Warren, Marcia Grierson aus South Thomaston und Blanche Grierson aus Washington; 21 Enkelkinder sowie 20 Nichten, Neffen und Cousins. Die Trauerfeier findet am Mittwoch um 14:00 Uhr im Bestattungsinstitut Hall, Main Street 77, Waldoboro, statt. Pfarrer Warren Howard wird die Trauerrede halten. Die Beisetzung erfolgt im Frühjahr auf dem Friedhof Lavensaler in Washington. Bangor Daily News: 6. April 1971 | CRAMER, Elmer Wayland (I55434)
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| 2273 | Elsie S. Martin March 31, 2007 at 12:00 am Elsie S. Martin passed away on March 27. She was born Oct. 15, 1918 in Waldoboro, the daughter of Ruth Roxana (Studley) and Millard W. Winchenbach. Elsie played piano by ear. She married Edward Martin on July 18, 1944, in St. Patrick’s Church, Washington, D.C., while working at the Pentagon. She also worked as a secretary at the military base in Hattiesburg, Miss., the Veterans Administration Hospital in Dallas, Tex., and Moody’s Diner in Waldoboro. Elsie is survived by her husband, Edward Martin of Dallas, Tex.; daughter, Joyce Higgins and husband Mike of Waxahachie, Tex.; grandchildren, Michael Kare, Colleen Kare, Kathleen Kare, and Maureen Kare; grandson-in-law, Paul Kare; great-grandchildren, Paulo and Alex Kare; brothers, Virgil Winchenbach and Roy Winchenbach of Waldoboro; and sisters, Arlene Burns of Nobleboro, and Faye Winchenbach of Waldoboro. Mass of Christian Burial was held March 31 at Holy Cross Catholic Church in Dallas, Tex. with Very Rev. Timothy Gollob, Celebrant. Prayer service was held March 30 at Jaynes Memorial Chapel (www.jaynesmemorialchapel.com) in Duncanville, Tex., and visitation followed. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Holy Cross Food Pantry or Holy Cross Building Fund. | WINCHENBACH, Elsie Studley (I42287)
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| 2274 | Eltern: Johann georg Späth und Anne Margarethe ge. Bruchmann, Land- und Eheleute in Odersberg Bemerkung zum Tod: Auszehrung! | SPÄTH, Henriette Elisabeth (I9456)
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| 2275 | Elternhaus war Müllersch Haus in der Hauptstraße 6 Kinder Kauf Eckerts Haus im Steinklepper Weg | BETZ, Anna Elisabetha Margarethe (I683)
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| 2276 | Elva Lee Benner, 101, verstarb am Sonntag, dem 17. Dezember, im Field Crest Manor in Waldoboro. Elva wurde am 10. September 1899 in Friendship als Tochter von James Franklin und Julia Ann Carter Winchenbach geboren. Sie war die Älteste von vier Schwestern. In Friendship geboren, besuchte sie etwas mehr als acht Jahre lang eine einklassige Dorfschule in Lawry. Damals war es sehr ungewöhnlich, dass jemand über die achte Klasse hinausging. Mit 14 Jahren erhielt Elva eine Arbeitserlaubnis und arbeitete zunächst in der Ellis Lawry Clam Factory am Forest Lake und später bei Brunham & Morrill in Friendship Harbor. Sie nahm sich Zeit für die Erziehung ihrer Kinder. Während der Weltwirtschaftskrise halfen sie, ihre Mutter und ihre drei Schwestern ihrem Vater beim Krabbenfleischsammeln. Er verkaufte sowohl Muscheln als auch Krabbenfleisch. Sie heiratete Perley E. Benner am 12. Juli 1920 im Alter von 21 Jahren. Den Großteil ihres Lebens verbrachte sie in Friendship, mit Ausnahme von drei Jahren, die sie in Damariscotta und im Süden von Waldoboro lebte. Einige Jahre lang fuhr sie Auto, doch nach dem Tod ihres Mannes im Jahr 1960 musste sie es aus finanziellen Gründen verkaufen. Nach Perleys Tod verdiente sie ihren Lebensunterhalt 15 bis 20 Jahre lang mit dem Verkauf von Avon-Produkten im Außendienst. Sie gehörte zu den erfolgreichsten Verkäuferinnen und erhielt zahlreiche Auszeichnungen. Zusätzlich half sie einer sehr guten Freundin im Haushalt, bis sie mit 62 Jahren Anspruch auf Sozialhilfe hatte. Danach gab sie den Avon-Verkauf auf, arbeitete aber weiterhin im Haushalt. Sie war über 50 Jahre Mitglied der Acorn Grange, über 65 Jahre Mitglied der Friendship United Methodist Church und besuchte den Gottesdienst fast jeden Sonntag, bis sie die Treppe nicht mehr steigen konnte. Außerdem war sie langjähriges Mitglied der Freiwilligen Feuerwehr und des Rettungsdienstes von Friendship. Sie leistete viele Stunden ehrenamtliche Arbeit beim jährlichen Flohmarkt, um den Kauf und die Instandhaltung eines weiteren Krankenwagens zu finanzieren. Sie gehörte viele Jahre dem Orden der Pythianerinnen in Friendship an, bis dieser aufgelöst wurde, und war Korrespondentin für die Gemeindezeitung „Courier Gazette“. Im März 1995 wurde ihr von der Stadt Friendship der Goldene Gehstock der Boston Post verliehen, da sie die älteste Einwohnerin war. Zu ihren Hobbys zählten das Briefmarkensammeln und das Flechten von Teppichen für eine Firma in Portland. Außerdem flocht sie Teppiche, die sie von zu Hause aus verkaufte, und fertigte für jedes ihrer zehn Enkelkinder einen Teppich an. Sie häkelte leidenschaftlich gern und schuf im Laufe der Jahre unzählige Werke. Ihr Ehemann Perley (1960), ihr Sohn Norman Benner (1995), ihre Schwestern Edith Havener, Leola Benner und Irma Benner sowie ihr Urenkel Richard Chapman (1992) sind bereits verstorben. Sie hinterlässt ihre Tochter Grace Delano aus Friendship, zehn Enkelkinder, 35 Urenkel, 50 Ururenkel, eine Urururenkelin und drei Stiefenkel. Die Trauerfeier findet am 21. Dezember um 18:08 Uhr in der Friendship United Methodist Church in Friendship statt. Pastor Daniel Ames wird die Trauerrede halten. Anstelle von Blumen wird um Spenden im Gedenken an Elva an die Friendship United Methodist Church, Friendship, CT 04547, oder an die Frauenhilfsfeuerwehr, Friendship, CT 04547, gebeten. Die Beisetzung findet anschließend auf dem Friedhof Sweetland in Waldoboro statt. Die Bestattung wird vom Bestattungsinstitut Hall Funeral Home in Waldoboro ausgerichtet. | WINCHENBACH (WINCAPAW), Elva Lee (I53438)
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| 2278 | Emma L. Bryant Services for Emma L. Bryant, 87, of 1821 N. 8th St., who died Thursday at a Boise hospital, will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Monday at Cloverdale Funeral Home by Dean Martin J. Dwyer, St. Michael's Episcopal Cathedral. Interment will he in Cloverdale Memorial Park. She was born Nov. 18, 1832, at Winslow, Wash., where she was reared and educated. She attended Bellingham Teachers College and later taught school in the Seattle area. She married Melvin Berry Bryant in July 1918, at Seattle. She moved to Boise in 1918. She later taught school in Yellow Pine and owned the Bryant Ranch on Johnson Creek in Valley County. She was a member of St. Michael's Episcopal Cathedral and the Columbian Club. Surviving are 2 daughters, Mrs. Emma L. (June) Chambers of Boise, and Mrs. Donna B. Colenhaugh of Lakefork; 2 sons, Melvin B. Bryant of Palo Alto, Calif., and Marvin P. Bryant of Urbana, Ill.; 12 grandchildren; and 4 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by 7 sisters and a brother. Her husband died in January 1956. Friends may call at the Cloverdale Funeral Home today from 3 until 7 p.m. Memorials may be made to the Boise Rescue Mission, 520 Front St., Boise, or St. Michael's Cathedral Endowment Fund. Pallbearers will be Walter Stone, Lafe Cox, George Belveal, Jack Cory, William Cory and John VanDueson. The Idaho Statesman, Sunday, November 25, 1979, Page 2B | BUCKLIN, Emma Louise (I48034)
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| 2279 | end Kevin Pleas will officiate. Those who wish may make memorial contributions to Good Shepherd Food Bank, P.O. Box 1807, Auburn, ME 04211-1807, or the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Northern New England Center, 114 Perimeter Road, Unit E, Nashua, N H 03063. A full obituary will be published. Arrangements are in the care of Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, 110 Limerock St., Rockland. To share a memory or condolence with Kate’s family, please visit her Book of Memories at www.bchfh.c om. Katrina Waltz-Hixon, 67, of Waldoboro, beloved wife of David Hixon, loving mother and grandmother, passed away after a courageous battle with cancer on Dec. 30, 2014 at home. Born in Rockland, July 26, 1947, Kate was the daughter of Joseph a nd Camilla Sanborn Glaude of Waldoboro. She attended Waldoboro schools and was a 1965 graduate of Waldoboro High School. Kate also graduated from Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston as a Registered Nurse. She devoted 44 years to nursing, serv ing the mid-coast community until her retirement two years ago. Kate married Charles Edward Waltz on Sept. 28, 1968 in Waldoboro. After a brief residency in Bangor, the couple settled in West Waldoboro where they raised their children Bethany L . Waltz and Aaron C. Waltz. Kate supported her husband's business, Broad Bay Electric, for many years and subsequently ran the business after his death in 1998. In 1986, her love of cooking was personified in her desire to own and operate Kate's D eli in Waldoboro for several years. Kate met David Hixon in 2002 and they were married on Aug. 16, 2003 at Pemaquid Lighthouse. She welcomed David's children Benjamin and Tess Hixon into her family and to their West Waldoboro home. Kate served h er community as a member of the Chamber of Commerce, the Rotary, Hospice, Bay Chamber Concerts, and Children's Schools in Rockland, and was an advocate for children and the elderly. Her compassionate nature was exemplified through her nursing care er and lent to her ability to care for her parents and grandparents. She was an enthusiastic supporter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and fundraising events. She loved cooking, the arts, music, boating, and fishing with her husband and family , attending sporting and school events involving her grandsons, and enjoyed the company of friends; her food and hospitality was legendary. She lit a room with her smile and laughter; her joy of life embraced everyone and made them feel special. K ate adored her family and holidays, especially Christmas and birthdays. She was predeceased by her first husband, Charles Waltz in 1998; and parents, Joseph and Camilla Glaude. Kate is survived by her husband, David Hixon of Waldoboro; stepchild ren, Benjamin and Tess Hixon of Massachusetts; daughter, Bethany Overlock, husband Duane and their children, Jared and Jacob of Warren; son, Aaron Waltz and companion Amy Whitney and their son Kellen of Waldoboro; sister, Juanita Thomas of Waldobo ro and her daughter Erica and son Adam; brothers, Thomas Glaude and sons, Dillon and Mason of Waldoboro, and Robert Glaude, wife Rita and their son Robert Craig of Waldoboro; numerous cousins, nieces and nephews; unofficial 'adopted' children incl uding Brandon Scamfer of New York and Kristen Fitzpatrick and her family of Connecticut. A memorial service will be held at 10 a.m., Sat., Jan. 10 at First Congregational Church, 55 Elm St., Camden. The Rev. Kevin Pleas will officiate. Donation s in Kate's memory may be made to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, www.cff.org/GetInvolved/ManyWaysToGive/MakeADonation/, or Good Shepherd Food Bank, https://donate.gsfb.org/donate/. To share a memory or condolence with Kate's family, please visi t her Book of Memories at www.bchfh.com. Arrangements are with Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, Rockland. WALDOBORO - Katrina ‘Kate’ Waltz-Hixon, 67, died at her beloved home, Tuesday, December 30, 2014. A celebration of Kate’s life will be held at 10:00 a.m., Saturday, January 10, 2015, at First Congregational Church, 55 Elm Street, Camden. The Rever end Kevin Pleas will officiate. Those who wish may make memorial contributions to Good Shepherd Food Bank, P.O. Box 1807, Auburn, ME 04211-1807, or the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Northern New England Center, 114 Perimeter Road, Unit E, Nashua, N H 03063. A full obituary will be published. Arrangements are in the care of Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, 110 Limerock St., Rockland. To share a memory or condolence with Kate’s family, please visit her Book of Memories at www.bchfh.c om. Katrina Waltz-Hixon, 67, of Waldoboro, beloved wife of David Hixon, loving mother and grandmother, passed away after a courageous battle with cancer on Dec. 30, 2014 at home. Born in Rockland, July 26, 1947, Kate was the daughter of Joseph and Camilla Sanborn Glaude of Waldoboro. She attended Waldoboro schools and was a 1965 graduate of Waldoboro High School. Kate also graduated from Central Maine Medical Center in Lew iston as a Registered Nurse. She devoted 44 years to nursing, serving the mid-coast community until her retirement two years ago. Kate married Charles Edward Waltz on Sept. 28, 1968 in Waldoboro. After a brief residency in Bangor, the couple settled in West Waldoboro where they raised their children Bethany L. Waltz and Aaron C. Waltz. Kate supported her husband's business , Broad Bay Electric, for many years and subsequently ran the business after his death in 1998. In 1986, her love of cooking was personified in her desire to own and operate Kate's Deli in Waldoboro for several years. Kate met David Hixon in 2002 and they were married on Aug. 16, 2003 at Pemaquid Lighthouse. She welcomed David's children Benjamin and Tess Hixon into her family and to their West Waldoboro home. Kate served her community as a member of the Chamber of Commerce, the Rotary, Hospice, Bay Chamber Concerts, and Children's Schools in Rockland, and was an advocate for children and the elderly. Her compassionate nature was exemplified through he r nursing career and lent to her ability to care for her parents and grandparents. She was an enthusiastic supporter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and fundraising events. She loved cooking, the arts, music, boating, and fishing with her husband and family, attending sporting and school events involving her grandsons, and enjoyed the company of friends; her food and hospitality was legendary. She lit a room with he r smile and laughter; her joy of life embraced everyone and made them feel special. Kate adored her family and holidays, especially Christmas and birthdays. She was predeceased by her first husband, Charles Waltz in 1998; and parents, Joseph and Camilla Glaude. Kate is survived by her husband, David Hixon of Waldoboro; stepchildren, Benjamin and Tess Hixon of Massachusetts; daughter, Bethany Overlock, husband Duane and their children, Jared and Jacob of Warren; son, Aaron Waltz and companion Amy Whitne y and their son Kellen of Waldoboro; sister, Juanita Thomas of Waldoboro and her daughter Erica and son Adam; brothers, Thomas Glaude and sons, Dillon and Mason of Waldoboro, and Robert Glaude, wife Rita and their son Robert Craig of Waldoboro; nu merous cousins, nieces and nephews; unofficial 'adopted' children including Brandon Scamfer of New York and Kristen Fitzpatrick and her family of Connecticut. A memorial service will be held at 10 a.m., Sat., Jan. 10 at First Congregational Church, 55 Elm St., Camden. The Rev. Kevin Pleas will officiate. Donations in Kate's memory may be made to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, www.cff.org/GetInvolved/ManyWaysToGive/MakeADonation/, or Good Shepherd Food Bank, https://donate.gsfb.org/donate/. To share a memory or condolence with Kate's family, please visit her Book of Memories at www.bchfh.com. Arrangements are with Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, Rockland. | GLAUDE, Katrina (I53485)
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