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| 3401 | Johannes Roos, Christine, des Johannes Frank Ehefrau, beide aus Nenderoth | FRANK, Johannes Alexander (I17113)
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| 3402 | Johannes Stroemann, Johannes Stroemanns nachgel. Sohn und AnnaElisabetha Kleinin, Wilhelm Klein ehel. hinterl. tochter von Nenterroth | Familie: Johannes STRÖHMANN / Anna Elisabetha KLEIN (F3235)
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| 3403 | Johannes Ströhmanns nachgel. wittib alt 71 Jahr und ein Monath weniger 1 Tag Testers: - wilhelm Ernst Stalp - Görg Becker - Anna Elisabeth Conradin - Anna Elisabeth, Johann Martini Kleinen Hausfrau | STRÖHMANN, Johannes (I9921)
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| 3404 | Johannes Wilhelm Deuster zu Arborn, Sohn des Georg Deuster daselbstbekannte sich vor dem Unterzeichneten als Vater des unehelichen Kindes. Am 7.8.1853 ehelichte Johannes Wilhelm Deuster die Mutter | DEUSTER, Katharine Emilie (I10611)
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| 3405 | Johannes Wilhelm Hartmann (1842-1848) Johannes Wilhelm Hartmann übernahm am 5.1.1842 die Nenderother Schultheißerei und löste damit den Feldgerichtsschöffen Daniel Tropp ab, der nach dem Tod von Jacob Wilhelm Bauer das Amt kommissarisch verwaltet hatte. Geboren wurde er am 12.9.1808 als Sohn des Oberförsters Johannes Hartmann und seiner Frau Elisabeth geb. Tropp in Nenderoth. Dort heiratete er am 8.4.1833 die Tochter von Jacob Wilhelm Pfeiffer, Marie Catharine. In den ersten Märztagen des Jahres 1848 mußte er auf Druck der Nenderother Bevölkerung sein Amt aufgeben (s. Kapitel: Die Märzunruhen 1848). Johannes Wilh. Hartmann bewohnte das Haus Hauptstr. Nr. 20, heute Thekla Schmidt (Hartmanns Haus). Er verstarb am 11.6.1877 in Nenderoth. | HARTMANN, Johannes Wilhelm (I3326)
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| 3406 | Johannes Wolf stammt aus Haas-Schneirersch Haus in der Hauptstraße. Der Verewigte heiratete zum erstenmal am 13.03.1843 Christine Margarethe Klein aus Nenderoth, wurde Wittwer am 13.Dezember 1848 und heiratete zum zweiten Mal Friederike Katharine Christine Rosenkranz aus Philippstein, Amts Weilburg, die als Wittw 1846 Wolfs Haus Er starb am 27.05.1860. Die 2. Frau heiratete am 01.03.1863 Georg Wilhelm Rühle und starb am 01.02.1894 | WOLF, Johannes Peter Jr (I11004)
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| 3407 | Johannes, Georg Lembachs ehelicher Sohn und Anna Elisabetha, JohannesBolzen ehelich nachgelassene Tochter | DEUSTER, Johannes (I16900)
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| 3408 | Johannisburg | Familie: Johann Jost METZ / Anna RUHS (F2079)
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| 3409 | John C. Elinski, 84 5/24/2007 John C. Elinski, 84, of South Waverly, PA passed away Tuesday, May 22, 2007 at the Ashton Health Care Facility in Athens, PA. John was born on September 28, 1922 in Sayre, PA, son of the late Michael and Theresa Piancosca Elinski. After graduating from Sayre High School, John served in the U. S. Army from 1943-1946, when he was honorably discharged. He then went to work for Remington - Rand and after that worked 50 years for the railroad and retired in June of 1992. John was a member of St. John the Evangelist Church in South Waverly, Ball- Skerpon Post #773, Waverly Moose Lodge #1490 and a Catholic War Veteran. He enjoyed gardening, yard work, hunting, fishing and he loved his dog, Barkley. He is predeceased by; his parents, Michael and Theresa Elinski; his sister, Nellie Elinski; brother-in-law, Jim Regan; and good friends, Dave and Joe Shaw. John is survived by; his wife, Miriam Elinski; daughters and son-in-laws, Ric and Penny White of Athens, Dale and Susan Hadlock of Ulster, and Mark and Judy Hill of Sheshequin; his grandchildren, Dale and Jodi Farr of Northeast, John and Heather Hadlock of Milan, Ashley White of Athens, Cody White of Athens, and Carl Hill of Sheshequin; great-grandchildren, Madison and Maclin Farr, and Collin and Calab Hadlock; his brother, Walter Elinski of Schenectady; his sister, Anne Regan of Elmira; nieces, nephews and very special neighbors. Family and friends may call Thursday, May 24, 2007 from 6-8 p.m. at the Jay E. Lowery Funeral Home, Inc., 225 South Main Street, Athens, PA. A mass of Christian Burial will be held Friday, May 25, 2007 at 9:30 a.m. at St. John the Evangelist Church, South Waverly, Rev. Vincent Langan officiating. Burial will be in the St. James Cemetery. Memorial donations may be directed to the Bradford County Humane Society, P.O. Box 179, Ulster, PA 18850 For those unable to attend the services and are wishing to sign the E-guestbook, send condolences, send flowers, view memorial blankets or tapestries may do so by visiting www.loweryfuneralhome.com http://www.towandaonline.com/pages/obit_may07#John%20C.%20Elinski,%2084 | ELINSKI, John C. (I2214)
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| 3410 | John F. ‘J.J.’ Emerson, Jr., obituary Wed, 11/22/2017 - 4:45pm John F. “JJ” Emerson, Jr., 31 of Cushing, passed away after a brief illness on November 20, 2017 at his home in Cushing. He was born on September 30, 1986 in Rockport to John F. Emerson, Sr. and Darlene Benner Griesenbrock. JJ grew up in Waldoboro and attended local schools. He graduated in the Class of 2005 from Medomak Valley High School. He loved hunting, fishing and trapping, pretty much everything to do with the outdoors. He was great at grilling and cooking. JJ enjoyed the car racing at Wiscasset Speedway. He was a class clown, always funny. He was a big supporter of his family and friends. JJ had a big heart and loved his wife and son very much. He called his grandmother every day. He was clear spoken, a straight shooter, but genuine and sincere. JJ also loved animals very much. He is predeceased by his paternal grandfather, Francis Emerson. JJ is survived by his wife, Alisha Mills-Emerson, of Cushing, mother Darlene Griesenbrock and her husband, Jan, of Waldoboro; father John F. Emerson, Sr., of Waldoboro; son Trapper John Mills-Emerson, of Cushing; sister Katie Emerson, of Waldoboro; maternal grandparents, Robert Benner, of Waldoboro, and Charlene Benner, of Brunswick, and paternal grandmother, Hilda Emerson, of Belmont. Visiting hours will be held on Sunday, November 26, 2017 from 5-7 p.m. at Hall Funeral Home, 949 Main Street, Waldoboro, Maine A celebration of life will be held on Monday, November 27, 2017 at 1 p.m. at Hall Funeral Home, 949 Main Street, Waldoboro, Maine. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to The Trapper Mills-Emerson Educational Fund at The First, 1471 Atlantic Highway, Waldoboro, ME 04572. You are welcome to share condolences with the family at www.hallfuneralhomes.com Arrangements are entrusted to Hall’s of Waldoboro. | EMERSON, John Francis Jr (I42546)
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| 3411 | John H. Stahl, 65, of Waldoboro, died Mon., March 27 at his home in Waldoboro, teh son of Herbert L. and Isadore Jackson Stahl. He graduated from Waldoboro High School in 1953. He served in the United States Air Force for four years. Over the years he worked as an oil delivery driver and machinist in Me. and Mass. For the past 25 years he was self-employed as a carpenter. John was a member of teh Waldoboro United Methodist Church where over the years he served as lay leader and Administrative Board Chair. His favorite part of church life was teh fellowship of being part of teh Church Choir. Other church related activities which were important and enjoyable to him included serving on the Board of Location and Building for the Central Maine District of the United Methodist Church and being active in Tres Dias. He was best known and loved for his awareness of other people's needs and the quiet way he went about helping in any way that he could. He is precedeased by sister, Elsie Winslow, borthers, Reginald Stahl and Arthur Stahl. He is survived by his wife of 40 years, Rita Wotton Stahl of Waldoboro, daughters, Wanda Stahl of South Portland, Karen Stahl of Portland, son, JOhn L. Stahl of Portland, grandchildren, Caitlin and Marissa Stahl - Hodgkins of South Portland, sisters, Margaret Emus of Foxboro, MA, Bessie Reed of Santa Barbara, CA, and several nieces and nephews. In lieu of flowers, teh family requests donations be made in John's memory to teh Waldoboro United Methodist Church Missions of Choir Fund or to teh American Cancer Society or to a charity of your choice. Visiting hours held from 5-8 p.m., Thurs., March 30 at Hall Funeral Home 949 Main St., Waldoboro. A funeral will be held at 2 p.m., Fri., March 31 at the Waldoboro United Methodist Church in Waldoboro. The Rev. Robert Dorr will officiate. Arrangements are under the direction of Hall Funeral Home. Lincoln County News: March 30th, 2000 | STAHL, John Herbert (I50552)
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| 3412 | John Hart Terrell Obituary John Hart Terrell, born on February 3, 1934, formerly of Lincoln, Massachusetts, passed away peacefully on January 13, 2021 in Concord, Massachusetts. He was the husband of the late Mary (Johnson) Terrell who died in 2010. Throughout his life, John Terrell was inspired by those around him to pursue his many passions. His love of music came from his mother, who in their hometown of Magnolia, Arkansas would transmit radio stations playing classical music from New England. John's father was very bright and attended college until his duties on the family's farm called him home. His experience taught John the value of education and encouraged him to pursue his scholarly passions of science and the German language. John attended a small local college and then went on to the University of Arkansas where he was able to take German. After he completed his degree, he received a Fulbright Scholarship that allowed him to study for a year in Marburg, Germany. Upon his return to the States, John spent a year at Princeton and later research fellowships at Harvard University. He earned a PhD in physics from Brandeis University and his studies led him to a career as a physicist, conducting research projects for many start-up companies in the Boston area. During his time at Harvard, John met his future wife Mary Helen Johnson, who was a nursing student at Boston College. They enjoyed 51 wonderful years together, raising their five children in Lincoln, Massachusetts. John pursued the cello for many years. Later in life, John studied with a master painter to learn the Japanese art of Sumi-e and studied Buddhism as well. He also wrote a memoir about his life adventures in honor of his son Scot who passed away in 1996. John Terrell is survived by his daughter Lisa Mary Terrell-Poulos and husband Nick Poulos of Berlin, Massachusetts, son Shawn Christopher Terrell and wife Kaeti Elizabeth Miller and their two young children Otis Scot Terrell and Ruby Mae Terrell of Washington DC, daughter Tracy Helen Terrell and her two daughters Valerie and Julia Machado residing in Massachusetts, daughter Alison Hart and son Luis Scot Booth of Alameda, California, his brother William and sister in law Julie Terrell and their three grown children Jan, Eric and Lynn. Services will be private. In lieu of flowers, contributions in his memory may be made to Southern Poverty Law Center (www.splcenter.org), a catalyst for racial justice and beyond, working in partnership with communities to dismantle white supremacy, strengthen intersectional movements, and advance human rights of all people. Arrangements are under the care of Dee Funeral Home & Cremation Service of Concord. | TERRELL, John Hart (I44987)
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| 3413 | John J. "Jack" Sexton, 93, of Shallotte, formerly of Kiawah Island, S.C., and Watchung, N.J., died Friday, March 17, 2017, at SECU Hospice House of Brunswick. Jack was born Dec. 8, 1923, in East Orange, N.J., the son of the late Thomas C. Sexton and Margaret Drew Sexton. He was the husband of Phyllis Sexton (Seelbach). After graduating from West Orange High School in New Jersey in 1942, he joined the U.S. Merchant Marine and served five years in all theaters of operation, on Army transports, T-2 tankers, and Liberty and Victory ships. He graduated as a deck officer from OCS at Fort Trumbull, Conn. He was awarded the Combat Bar with Star, and was a Life Member of the USMM Veterans of World War II. While residing in the Watchung Mountains, Jack was employed by Merck, Exxon Research and Thomas & Betts. He retired in 1989 as sales specialist, NYC. He served as Master of Atlas Masonic Lodge in 1970, was a member of Scottish Rite, and a Shriner. Jack was a Sunday school teacher at Wilson Memorial Union Church and a Watchung Little League coach. He was an active member of the Republican Party. Phyllis and Jack retired and moved to Kiawah Island in 1989 and relocated to Rivers Edge in Shallotte in 2003. During retirement Jack enjoyed tennis, golf, gardening, traveling the world, time with his family and building bluebird houses and homes for purple martins. Surviving are his wife, Phyllis M Sexton; son, Alan T. Sexton of Reisterstown, Md.; daughter, Linda M. Sexton of Waynesville; brother, Thomas P. Sexton of LeMoyne, Pa.; six grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Mr. Sexton is preceded in death by a son, John T. Sexton of Hilton Head Island, S.C., and a sister, Dorothy Force (Sexton) of West Orange, N.J. | SEXTON, John Joseph “Jack” (I23216)
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| 3414 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Lebend (I356)
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| 3415 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Lebend (I3731)
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| 3416 | John reiste 1854 nach Kalifornien. Im Winter 1856 unternahm er eine Expedition und blieb seitdem verschollen. Weitere Recherchen ergaben, dass John im Marin County, Kalifornien, sowohl 1867 (Nacasio) als auch 1896 (Nacasio) als Wähler registriert war. Im letzteren Eintrag wird John als 1,73 m groß, hellhäutig, blauäugig und grauhaarig beschrieben; er war 61 Jahre alt. Er blieb unverheiratet. Viele Jahre lebte er in Taylorville, auch bekannt als Paperville, da der Gründer der Stadt, Herr Taylor, Papier herstellte. | WENTWORTH, John Edelbert (I55594)
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| 3417 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Lebend (I2389)
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| 3418 | John T. Sexton, 51, of Windmill Harbour died Thursday, January 2, 2003 at Hilton Head Regional Medical center after a 2 year battle with cancer. He was born in Newark, NJ and was the son of Jack and Phyllis Sexton of Kiawah Island and the late Grace Butler Sexton. He moved to Hilton Head in 1995 from Marietta, GA. He was in sales with Marriott International and formally in medical sales with J & J (Codman) among several other companies. Mr. Sexton is also survived by his wife, two sons, a brother and a sister. | SEXTON, John Thomas (I23217)
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| 3419 | John W. Flora, age 59, of Eaton, OH, went home to be with the Lord on Monday, November 11, 2013 at Good Samaritan Hospital, Dayton, OH. He was born April 6, 1954 in Dayton to Marie Flora and the late Willis W. Flora. He was a devoted member of the First English Lutheran Church, Richmond, IN where he served on the church council; he was director for the Preble County Habitat for Humanity, working with the Habitat for over 20 years; and was an electrical trade contractor for over 42 years in the Miami Valley area. He is survived by his wife of 40 years Alice J. Flora of Eaton, OH; daughter and son-in-law Janelle and Doug Ellis of Wyoming, MI; sister and brother-in-law Arlene and Tim Thompson of Reynoldsburg, OH; and a niece and nephew. Friends will be received from 4:00 to 7:00 pm on Friday, November 15, 2013 at the Girton Schmidt & Boucher Gard Funeral Home, 226 West Main Street, Eaton, OH. A memorial service will be held at 10:30 am on Saturday, November 16, 2013 at the First English Lutheran Church, 2727 East Main Street, Richmond, IN 47374 with Rev. John R. Walker and Rev. Brian Derrer officiating. Inurnment will be in the church columbarium. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be sent to the church or Preble County Habitat for Humanity, P.O. Box 492, Eaton, OH 45320. Online condolences and other remembrances may be sent to the family by visiting www.gsbfuneralhome.com. | FLORA, John William (I35040)
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| 3420 | Johnsdorf | SCHOLZ, Anna Martha (I31344)
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| 3421 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Familie: Francis "Frank" Richard TOENEBOEHN / Lebend (F8744)
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| 3422 | Johnson Memorial Hospital | SWART, Robert W "Robby" (I36900)
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| 3423 | Johnson Memorial Hospital | SWART, Thomas M. "Tommy" (I36901)
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| 3424 | Jonesboro, Washington, Maine, United States | AYERS, Everett Floyd (I370)
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| 3425 | Jordan, Green, Wisconsin, USA | SCHINDLER, Jacob "Jake" (I8445)
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| 3426 | Jordan, Green, Wisconsin, USA | SCHINDLER, Baltasar "Baltz" (I17459)
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| 3427 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Lebend (I1055)
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| 3428 | Joseph Alexander "Joe" Jr., 76, of Beloit, WI, and formerly of Branson, MO, passed away on Tuesday, November 1, 2022 at Beloit Senior Living. He was born on June 15, 1946, in Beloit, WI, the son of Joseph Sr. and Vera (Wincapaw) Alexander. Joe was a Beloit Memorial High School graduate. He was a veteran of the United States Marines. Joe married Arneta "Sue" (Heck) Kayser on May 9, 1992 in Beloit, WI. She predeceased him on April 26, 2022. Joe was employed by Chrysler for 32 years as a foreman until his retirement in 1999. He was a member of the Branson Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter 913 and the Marine Corp. League in Beloit. Joe was predeceased by his parents; sons, Troy Kayser and Robert Kayser; and brothers, Floyd Cross and Glen Alexander. Private Family Funeral Services for Joe will be held. Celebration of Life will be from 3:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, November 12, 2022 in the Daley Murphy Wisch & Associates Funeral Home and Crematorium, 2355 Cranston Rd., Beloit, WI. | ALEXANDER, Joseph Jr (I48497)
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| 3429 | Joseph C. Halbig, 63, aus Cincinnati starb am Samstag, den 4. Oktober 2014. Joe wurde in Cincinnati, Ohio, geboren und machte 1969 seinen Abschluss an der Finneytown High School, wo er ein Starsportler war. Er besuchte die University of Cincinnati mit einem Wrestling-Stipendium. Nach dem College war Joe ein professioneller Schiedsrichter, der landesweit für seine einzigartigen Streikaufrufe und einen gewerkschaftlichen Dachdecker bekannt war. Joe heiratete 1972 Ann Halbig. Vor ihm starben seine Eltern Henry und Mary Halbig und hinterließen ihre Töchter JoAnn (Juanita) Halbig-Sanchez und Peggy (Art) Martinez, seine Enkelkinder Ryan, Joey, Jenna, Layla und Jude sowie seine Brüder Bill und Bobby Halbig und seine Schwester Mary Anne. Unser Vater wurde geliebt und wird vermisst werden. Er wird als starker, talentierter, sentimentaler, großzügiger, gutaussehender Mann in Erinnerung bleiben. Am Samstag, den 25. Oktober 2014 um 11:00 Uhr findet in der Garden Park Unity Church, 3581 West Galbraith Rd., ein Gedenkgottesdienst mit anschließendem Mittagessen statt. In Erinnerung an die Liebe unseres Vaters zu Süßigkeiten bringen Sie bitte Kuchen anstelle von Blumen mit. Honorare können an Charlies 3/4 in der 2121 Vine Street geleistet werden. Um ein Beileid zu hinterlassen, besuchen Sie bitte www.cremationcincinnati.com | HALBIG, Joseph Charles (I35013)
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| 3430 | Joseph Fish, das einzige Kind von Charlotte Ludwig und Samuel Fish, wurde 1802 in Waldoboro geboren und heiratete 1825 Jane Young aus St. George. Mit einundzwanzig Jahren ging er ohne einen Cent in der Tasche nach St. George und begann erfolgreich an einer Winterschule zu unterrichten. Diese Aufgabe wiederholte er mehrere Winter hintereinander. Mit dem, was er so durch das Unterrichten verdient hatte, kaufte er ein paar Waren und eröffnete ein Handelsunternehmen. Da sein Geschäft schnell wuchs, konnte er bald ein wenig in die Schifffahrt investieren. Von diesem Tag an hat sich sein Geschäft weiter ausgeweitet und jetzt kann er seine Schiffe in Zehner- und seine Dollars in Hunderttausenden zählen. Aus: Ludwig-Genealogie: Skizze von Joseph Ludwig, der 1699 in Deutschland geboren wurde ... der sich 1753 in „Broad Bay“, „Waldoboro“, niederließ, von Ludwig, M. R. (Moses R.), 1799-1871 | FISH, Joseph (I35650)
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| 3431 | Joseph H. Parker Jr. MARION Joseph H. Parker Jr. verstarb am Sonntag, den 12. Dezember 2004, im Veterans Medical Center in Dayton nach einem kurzen Kampf gegen Krebs. Geboren am 2. November 1948 in Washington, D.C., war er der Sohn des verstorbenen Joseph H. und Anna (Lin-hart) Parker Sr. Er diente in der US-Armee und war ein ausgezeichneter Vietnam-Veteran. Er hinterlässt eine Tochter und einen Sohn, Candy Lants und Joseph Lants, beide in Maryland. Er wird auch von einem Bruder und drei Schwestern überlebt, Bernard White, Marion, Mary Lou (Lou) Huber, Emmitsburgh, Md., Ann (Elmer) Harkness, Dünkirchen und Patricia (Don) Klingel, Findlay; und geliebte Cousine, Caroline Perini, Greenbelt, Md.; zahlreiche Nichten und Neffen. Auf seinen Wunsch hin wird es keine Sprechzeiten geben. Am Freitag, den 17. Dezember, findet um 13:00 Uhr auf dem Nationalfriedhof ein Militärgrabgottesdienst statt. Anstelle von Blumen können Gedenkspenden an die American Cancer Society, 1105 Mount Vernon Ave., Marion, OH 43302, geleistet werden. | PARKER, Joseph Haslam Jr (I30290)
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| 3432 | Jost Henrich Ruhs wurde durch den am 19.2.1833 erfolgten Tod der Anne Elise Ruhs Wittwer | RUHS, Jost Henrich (I20667)
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| 3433 | Jost Henrich Ruhs wurde durch den am 19.2.1833 erfolgten Tod der Anne Elise Ruhs Wittwer | Familie: Jost Henrich RUHS / Anna Margrethe WÜSTENHÖFER (F7427)
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| 3434 | Jost Wilhelm Klein wurde am 3.8.1721 in Nenderoth geboren. Seine Eltern waren Wilhelm und Anna Eva Klein. Am 9.1.1746 heiratete er Maria Catharina, die Tochter des verstorbenen Pfarrers Johann Peter Koch aus Nenderoth. Jost Wilhelm Klein versah das Amt des Heimbergers über 40 Jahre lang, vom Februar 1755 bis zum 21.7.1795. Vorher war er schon Gemeindevorsteher gewesen. Nur einen Monat nach seinem Ausscheiden verstarb er am 1.9.1795 in Nenderoth. | KLEIN, Johann (Jost) Wilhelm (I28441)
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| 3435 | Joyce (Jolicoeur) Callahan, 85, aus Boynton Beach, Florida, und Belgrade Lakes, Maine, verstarb am 28. April 2020 in ihrem Haus in Boynton Beach im Beisein ihres Mannes und zweier ihrer Töchter. Sie wurde am 1. Juni 1934 im Sister's Hospital in Waterville, Maine, als Tochter von Bernard und Elizabeth "Bessie" (Bickford) Jolicoeur geboren. Sie machte ihren Abschluss an der Waterville High School, wo sie als Cheerleaderin sehr aktiv war, an jeder Sportart teilnahm, die sie konnte, zu allen Spielen ging und später die Klassentreffen organisierte. Sie war viele Jahre lang Leiterin der Pfadfinderinnen und beeinflusste Mädchen, die immer noch über die lustigen Zeiten sprechen, die sie hatten. Sie versuchte sich im Schlammringen, lief einen Marathon, fuhr einen Rennwagen und fuhr Motorrad. Sie war so voller Leben! Sie arbeitete bei Smiley's Ice Cream, Wendy's, Zayre Kaufhaus und Castle Island Camps, bevor sie sich von LaVerdiere's zurückzog, wo sie ihren Ehemann Gerald "Jerry" Callahan kennenlernte. Sie heirateten am 6. September 1986 in ihrem Haus in Belgrad Lakes. Sie liebte ihre Familie und sorgte dafür, dass sie es wusste. Sie liebte es, Karten zu spielen, Golf zu spielen, auf Steinjagd zu gehen und Zeit mit Jerry auf dem See zu verbringen, entweder auf dem Segelboot oder dem Partyboot. Sie war eine begeisterte Künstlerin und liebte es, zu basteln. Sie liebte es, den Strand nach versteckten Schätzen und Muscheln zu durchkämmen. Sie ging gerne auf Flohmärkte und liebte die Gartenarbeit. Sie hatte ein gütiges und liebevolles Herz und war eine Freundin für jeden, den sie traf. Sie liebte es, ihre Familie zu besuchen und Familientreffen und -treffen abzuhalten, um die Familie in Verbindung zu halten. Sie war von ihren Eltern vorverstorben; eine Schwester Elaine Jolicoeur, ein Bruder Renaud Jolicoeur; eine Tochter Cynthia Grenier, zwei Schwiegersöhne Paul Bilodeau und Ronald Nelson; und Schwiegervater Francis "Cal" Callahan.Sie hinterlässt ihren Ehemann Jerry; die Schwestern Linda Williams und ihr Mann Walter aus Waterville und Carla Bilodeau und ihr Mann Larry aus Fairfield, die Brüder Bill Jolicoeur und seine Frau Pauline, Stephen Jolicoeur und seine Frau Katie und David Jolicoeur, alle aus Waterville, und Schwägerin RaeJean Beane und ihr Partner Dickie Pullen aus Moskau; die Töchter Dawn Bilodeau aus Boynton Beach, Tammy Hopkins und ihr Ehemann Buster aus Plymouth und Catharine Nelson aus Canaan; die Enkelkinder April McCaslin aus Randolph, Patricia Gutierrez und ihr Ehemann Christopher aus Owensboro, Kentucky, Schwester Christina Marie, O. Cist aus Prairie du Sac, Wisc., Nicole Grenier aus Dixmont, Tyler Chase aus Lisbon Falls und Elizabeth Nelson aus Waterville; sieben Urenkel; und viele Nichten und Neffen. Sie hinterlässt auch ihre Schwiegermutter Rose Callahan aus Saco; die Stieftöchter Doris Sparks und ihr Mann Harry aus Buxton, Kathryn Gilcreast und ihr Mann Frank aus Waterboro, Mary Andreozzi und ihr Mann John aus Westbrook und Carolyn Wilson und ihr Mann Douglas aus Fayston, Vt., und ein Stiefsohn David Callahan aus Turner; die Enkelkinder Caelyn Callahan und Roy Brown aus Turner, Frank Gilcreast und Saja Willard aus S. Burlington, Vt., Nate Andreozzi und seine Frau Christine aus Branford, Connecticut, Chrystal Andreozzi aus Chaumont, N.Y., und Joshua Andreozzi-Leedy und seine Frau Diana aus Sudbury, Massachusetts; und sechs Urenkel. Joyce wird von allen, die sie kannten, für immer geliebt und vermisst werden. Eine Trauerfeier findet am 18. Juli 2020 um 10:30 Uhr auf dem katholischen Friedhof St. Frances in Waterville statt. Anschließendes Treffen in ihrem Haus an der Abena-Küste in Belgrader Seen. | JOLICOEUR, Joyce (I45178)
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| 3436 | Joyce P Miller 24. Juni 1943 – 19. August 2018 Joyce ging ihren eigenen Weg und übernahm immer die Führung, wenn es nötig war … sie kümmerte sich um die Hungrigen und Verletzten, die Kranken und Lahmen … sie liebte ihre Familie über alle Maßen … sie machte die Welt schön … ihr Licht erlosch zu früh, doch Verwirrung und Angst plagen sie nicht länger … ihre Seele ist mit ihrem Traummann wiedervereint Joyce wurde an einem schönen Sommertag in Neuengland als Kind des verstorbenen Robert D. und Astrid Hilt in Natick, Massachusetts geboren. Sie war eine stolze Absolventin der Wellesley High und der Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing und erlangte später ihren BSN am Georgia College. Sie schätzte die Zeit, in der sie unserem Land als Krankenschwester in der United States Air Force diente, wo sie den Rang eines Captains erlangte und die Liebe ihres Lebens traf. Joyce ging fast 40 Jahre lang ihrer Karriere als Krankenschwester nach und ging in den Ruhestand, um mit ihrem Mann und ihren Enkelkindern zu reisen und sich um sie zu kümmern; Mitglied der Trinity United Methodist Church, viele Jahre lang geschätztes Mitglied des Missionsteams von Jamaika; Präsidentin und Fürsprecherin des Middle Georgia Chapter der National Reyes Syndrome Foundation; Mitglied der Emergency Nurses Association; lebenslange Pfadfinderin; Liebhaberin von Ballett und Tanz; außergewöhnliche Gärtnerin; hingebungsvolle Mutter und schwedische Maree (Großmutter). Ihr liebevoller Ehemann Lt. Col. Joe Evans Miller Sr. verstarb bereits vor ihr. Hinterblieben sind Tochter Jennifer Miller Heide (Kevin) aus Warner Robins, Sohn Joe Evans Miller Jr. aus Athens, Tochter Jessica Elise Miller aus Warner Robins, Schwester Carolyn Ziegler aus NC, Enkelin Michaela Melissa Heide, Enkelin Ayley Josephine Miller, Enkel Mathew Saxon Miller und Enkelin Remelie Ann Heide. Die Feier des Lebens findet am Freitag, dem 24. August 2018 um 15.00 Uhr in der Trinity United Methodist Church statt, Reverend Craig Hutto wird die Zeremonie leiten. Die Familie bittet alle Anwesenden, eine Blume/Blumen mitzubringen, um sie am Auferstehungskreuz niederzulegen – zu Ehren ihrer Liebe zum Garten und zu Blumen. Die Familie empfängt Freunde eine Stunde vor dem Gottesdienst von 14:00 bis 15:00 Uhr. Bitte besuchen Sie www.heritagememorialfuneralhome.com, um sich ins Gästebuch einzutragen. Das Bestattungsinstitut Heritage Memorial kümmert sich um die Organisation. | HILT, Joyce Priscilla (I51369)
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| 3437 | Judith Ann (Cecere) Snow, 72 Jahre alt, geboren am 2. April 1939 in Hamilton, Ohio, als Tochter des verstorbenen Alexander (Sam) Cecere und Edna (Lotz) Cecere. Judith machte ihren Abschluss an der Hamilton High School, lernte Henry W. Snow Jr. kennen und heiratete ihn. Sie lebte für ihre Familie. Sie war Bibliothekarin für Plain Center Schools, die Canton Repository-Bibliothek und Osterman Jewelers und besaß anschließend 12 Jahre lang ihr eigenes Unternehmen in North Canton (Petticoat Junction), das sie aus gesundheitlichen Gründen schließen musste. Einen Teil ihrer Zeit spendete sie auch ihrer früheren Kirche, der Christ United Methodist Church. Neben ihren Eltern starb vor Judith auch ihr 15-jähriger Enkel Corey Hoehn. Sie hinterlässt ihren 54-jährigen Ehemann Henry W. Snow Jr.; drei Töchter und Schwiegersöhne, Tamera (Jon) Cooper aus Marysville, Bethany (John) Davis aus Massillon und Karen (John) Burleson-Snow aus Canton; Enkelin Amanda Hoehn aus Columbus; zwei Stiefenkel, Courtney und Nick Cooper aus Marysville; zwei Schwestern, Michelle (Burt) Beach aus Gainesville, Florida und Paulette Helm aus Fairfield. Mehrere Nichten und ihr geliebtes Haustier Bristol überleben ebenfalls. Freunde können am Mittwoch von 17 bis 19 Uhr im Spiker-Foster-Shriver Funeral Home, 4817 Cleveland Ave. NW, anrufen. Es wird keine Trauerfeier geben, da ihr Wunsch darin bestand, eingeäschert zu werden. | CECERE, Judith Ann (I22944)
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| 3438 | Judith E. (Grant) Ludwig Hopgood of Bridgewater passed away at her home on the afternoon of April 26, 2017 with her loving family at her side. Mrs. Ludwig was 69 years old. Judith was born in Brockton on March 17, 1948 and was the daughter of the late James G. Grant and Rita M. (Peters) Grant. She was raised and educated in Brockton and spent the summers of her childhood in Onset. Judith worked for many as a cafeteria worker at Burnell Elementary School in Bridgewater, a job she truly enjoyed. Family was everything to Judith, as she was most happy when she was spending time with her grandchildren. She also enjoyed taking trips to Florida, especially West Palm Beach and trying her luck at the casino. Judith also loved playing cards, perfecting her favorite craft, which was crochet and listening to Elvis Presley. She was predeceased by three husbands, Algred Skiendiel [12/9/1947-12/13/1997], Peter E. Hopgood and Michael Ludwig, and siblings, John Grant, David Grant, James Grant, Kevin Grant, Agnes Brown, Margaret Gurney and Rita McElroy. Judith is survived by her children, William S. and his wife Sylvia, David S., Katy H. and Peter H., Jr. She was the proud grandmother. Mrs. Ludwig is also survived by her siblings, Paul G., Joan S., Mary J. and Deborah P.. A Mass of Christian burial for the repose of Judiths soul will be celebrated at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, May 2, at St. Thomas Aquinas Parish, 103 Center St., Bridgewater. Calling hours and interment will be held privately. Arrangements are under the care of the Russell & Pica Funeral Home, 441 South Main St. (Rte. 28), West Bridgewater. Donations in Judiths memory may be made to Old Colony Hospice, 321 Manley St., West Bridgewater. Published by The Enterprise on Apr. 30, 2017. | GRANT, Judith E (I51798)
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| 3439 | Judith Lapham Obituary Judith C. Lapham (Berry) 1944 - 2016 HALLOWELL - Judith C. Lapham (Berry), 71, of Hallowell, passed away on Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2016, after a long illness. During her vibrant life, she enjoyed watching Tom Brady and The Patriots, Celtic Thunder, good food, good movies, scrapbooking, and being with friends and family. Most of all she was an incredibly generous person who enjoyed spending time with her four grandsons, Noah, Mark, Paul, and Jenson. She will be greatly missed by those surviving her. At Judith's request, there will be no formal services. Arrangements are under the care of Staples Funeral Home, 53 Brunswick Ave., Gardiner. | BERRY, Judith Carol (I50431)
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| 3440 | June 2004 Daily Review Cora Gertrude Gilliland Borch, 90, a resident of the Bradford County Manor, Luthers Mills, passed away peacefully on Monday, June 7, 2004. Cora was born on Aug. 17, 1913, in Stroudsburg, Pa., a daughter of the late Walter and Bessie (Mosteller) Slider. Cora was an avid writer and wrote various articles for the Troy Gazette. She was a member of the Stroudsburg American Legion; the Troy VFW Ladies Auxiliary; and the Bradford County Manor Senior Citizens Club, where she served as president on the residents Advisory Council. Cora is survived by her daughters and sons-in-law, Eleanor and Robert Werkhieser of Florida and Carolyn and John Imbt of Troy; daughter-in-law, Patricia Gilliland of East Stroudsburg, Pa.; sons and daughters-in-law, George Gilliland of Granville Summit, Arthur Jr. and Delia Gilliland of Colorado, Walter and Doris Gilliland of Granville Township, and David Gilliland of Florida; sister and brother-in-law: Gladys and the Rev. James Mott of Reading, Pa.; many grandchildren; numerous great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren; two nieces; and two nephews. Cora was predeceased by her husbands, Arthur Gilliland and John Borch; a son, Richard Gilliland; an infant daughter, Dorothy Gilliland; sisters Irene and Grace; and a daughter-in-law, JoAnne Gilliland. .Abiding with her wishes, cremation has taken place at the Tioga Point Crematory, Athens. Family and friends are invited to attend a memorial service and celebration of Cora's life on Saturday, June 12, at 7 p.m. in the Activities Room at the Bradford County Manor, West Burlington Township, Troy. Graveside services and interment of her ashes will be held on Saturday, June 19, at 11 a.m. at the Prospect Cemetery, 501 Prospect St., East Stroudsburg, Pa.Those who wish may kindly consider a memorial contribution to the Activities Fund at the Bradford County Manor, RR 3, Box 322, Troy, Pa. 16947, in loving memory of Cora G. Borch. Caring assistance is being provided by the Cooley Family of the Sutfin Funeral Chapel, 273 S. Main St., Nichols, N.Y. | SLIDER, Cora Gertrude (I9404)
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| 3441 | June Frances (Waltz) Genthner passed away on Jan. 14, 2021 at the Brewer Center for Health and Rehabilitation after a brief illness. She was 94. She was born May 21, 1926 in Nobleboro. She lived most of her life in Waldoboro on Duck Puddle Road. Her childhood was tough, because of the hardships brought on by the Great Depression. She learned to be thrifty, to economize, and to make the most of everything you had. She also recognized the importance of sharing whatever you had with others, and she never lost her compassion for others in need. She married Alton Genthner in 1951 and they welcomed their only child, Diane, in 1953. June left her job at Sylvania to take care of their daughter and the house, and did that until Diane reached high school. After that, she took on some housekeeping jobs for a few friends, and some of their friends. She and Diane also spent a few summers working at Longley's Family Campground on Pemaquid Lake. Working provided some extra money, and she loved nothing more than shopping at Renys. The variety of items appealed to her almost as much as the bargain prices. She also was a big fan of the pies (especially peanut butter) at Moody's Diner, and the ice cream (especially butter pecan) at Round Top. But her favorite food from the coast was boiled lobster with a dish of drawn butter. Add a glass of Champagne and she was a happy woman. For many years, she was the queen of baking Christmas cookies, making dozens of multiple varieties to share with neighbors as well as Alton's co-workers. Despite the challenges that life sent her way, she was eternally optimistic, and had a smile that would always brighten your day. She was predeceased by her husband, Alton, in 2008. She is survived by her daughter, Diane and partner Brent of Hampden; and many nieces and nephews. Per June's wishes there will be no funeral. A private burial will be held at the Old German Cemetery in Waldoboro in early summer. June had requested any donation in her name be made to the American Cancer Society or a local humane society. We ask that you honor her memory by gathering with those that you love to share some pie from Moody's, and/or some lobsters from a local fisherman, and drinking a toast to the woman that was one of the best of us. She was a very special person, and our lives were made better by her presence. You are invited to share their memories of June by visiting her book of memories at hallfuneralhomes.com. Arrangements are entrusted to Hall Funeral Home, 949 Main St., Waldoboro. | WALTZ, June Frances (I44852)
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| 3442 | Juny 8 Parentes: Johannes Deuster, Anna, conjuges zu Arborn Infantes: Eine junge Tochter tauffen lassen nahmens Anna Eva Testes: Christian Meuser von Arborn, Johan Adam Deuster caelebs auch von Arborn, An Eva, Johan Jacob Niesen conjux von Rodenrodt, Catharina, Johannes Kohlers uxor von Arborn. | DEUSTER, Anna Eva (I1889)
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| 3443 | Justin Sutton Obituary Justin Mather Sutton, 19, aus Spotsylvania County, verstarb am Montag, dem 1. März 2010, in seinem Zuhause. Justin wurde in New Jersey geboren. 1999 zog er mit seiner Familie in die Gegend um Fredericksburg. Er absolvierte 2008 die Riverbend High School, wo er als Schülertrainer für die Footballmannschaft tätig war. Justin war am Germanna Community College eingeschrieben. Justins Glaube und sein Mut während seiner Krankheit waren eine Inspiration für alle, die ihn kannten. Er verbrachte gerne Zeit mit Familie und Freunden. Besonders liebte er Urlaube an der Küste von New Jersey. Zu den Hinterbliebenen gehören seine Eltern Craig und Robin Sutton, sein Bruder Jordan sowie seine Großmütter Margaret Sutton und E. Arlien Mather. Er hinterlässt außerdem weitere Verwandte und viele Freunde, die ihn sehr liebten. Justins Großväter Thomas Sutton und Paul Mather sind bereits verstorben. Ein Trauergottesdienst findet am Samstag, dem 13. März, um 11:00 Uhr in der Trinity Episcopal Church, 825 College Ave., Fredericksburg, VA 22401, statt. Pfarrer Kent D. Rahm wird den Gottesdienst leiten. Die Familie bittet darum, anstelle von Blumen oder Kränzen Spenden im Gedenken an Justin an die Trinity Episcopal Church oder an die ASK Pediatric Cancer Organization am Medical College of Virginia, P.O. Box 17184, Richmond, VA 23226, zu richten. | SUTTON, Justin Mather (I49910)
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| 3444 | k and the Waldoboro Bank. She is survived by a nephew Donald Day of Topsfield, Mass, a nieces Caroline Staples of Waldoboro. Pursuance to the deceased there were no visiting hours or funeral. Arrangements by the Hall Funeral Home, Waldoboro. Linc oln County News: September 14, 1989. Beulah Eva Day, 73, Waldoboro died Monday at the Fieldcrest Manor, Waldoboro. She was born Nov. 5, 1915 in Waldoboro, the daughter of Herbert and Carrie Black Day. She was a graduate of Waldoboro High School, a retired bank teller of the Key Ban k and the Waldoboro Bank. She is survived by a nephew Donald Day of Topsfield, Mass, a nieces Caroline Staples of Waldoboro. Pursuance to the deceased there were no visiting hours or funeral. Arrangements by the Hall Funeral Home, Waldoboro. Lincoln County News: September 14, 1989. | DAY, Beulah Eva (I53583)
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| 3447 | Kalispell Bee (MT) 22. Juli 1902 Blind und bettlägerig: James W. Stahl beendet seine Tage des Leidens und der Verzweiflung (Details zum Tod ausgelassen) Herr Stahl war 56 Jahre alt und Veteran des Bürgerkriegs. Neben seiner Frau hinterlässt er sechs Kinder. Er kam vor etwa zwölf Jahren in den Flathead County und lebte seitdem dort. Er genoss hohes Ansehen, und sein Tod war ein Schock für die gesamte Gemeinde. Die Beerdigung fand heute statt. Die letzte Aufbahrung erfolgte im Bestattungsinstitut Willoughby. Die Beisetzung fand auf dem Friedhof von Demersville statt, die Trauerfeier wurde am Grab abgehalten. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Er heiratete Elizabeth im Jahr 1870, vermutlich in Michigan, wo im darauffolgenden Jahr ihr erster Sohn geboren wurde. Er war Gefreiter in der Kompanie H des 105. Illinois-Infanterieregiments während des Bürgerkriegs. Sein Bruder, John W. Stall, fiel im Krieg. Sein Vater, Jacob Stall, starb bei einem Unfall, als er beim Beschneiden eines Baumes von diesem stürzte. Die Familie verwendete bis in die 1920er-Jahre beide Schreibweisen des Namens, Stall und Stahl. Bei einem Familientreffen beschloss man, die Schreibweise Stahl zu verwenden. | STAHL, James Woodiwiss (I54482)
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| 3448 | Kalloch, Charles, L., Charles L. Kalloch, 79, Ehemann von Edith Knight Kalloch, starb am 19. November 1979 in einem Krankenhaus von Rockport. Er wurde am 10. Dezember 1899 in St. George als Sohn von Obediah und Junetta Hooper Kalloch geboren. Herr Kalloch wurde bei Kalloch Fuel Service als Fahrer eines Öllastwagens in den Ruhestand versetzt. Er war Mitglied der Warren Baptist Kirche. Außer seiner Witwe aus Rockland hinterlässt Herr Kalloch noch einen Sohn, Norman A. Kalloch aus Togus, V. A. Krankenhaus; ein Bruder, Norman R. Kalloch aus Rockland; eine Schwester, Eleanor Pendleton aus Thomaston; drei Enkelkinder, Kenneth Kalloch aus Spencer, Massachusetts, Barbara Kalloch aus Boston und James Kent Kalloch aus Rockland; mehrere Nichten und Neffen. Die Beerdigung findet am Mittwoch um 13 Uhr im Davis Funeral Home, Thomaston, mit Rev. Frederick statt Crandall leitet die Trauerfeier. Die Beisetzung findet auf dem Coughlin Cemetery in Rockland statt. | KALLOCH, Charles Lane Sr (I51416)
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| 3449 | Kalloch, Edith Knight, Edith K. Kalloch, 80, of Skowhegan, she passed away Wednesday March 20, 2013 in Skowhegan, Maine with her family by her side. Edith was born in Cambridge, Maine, at her aunt's house, the daughter of Walter Bert Knight and Janet (Bowdoin) Knight Jenkins Micue. She attended Thomas College for one year then worked at the Waterville Savings Bank for four years. In the fall of 1954 she went to New Brunswick Bible Institute for three years and remained there working in the offices for two and one half years. In March of 1962, she began to work for First National Bank of Portland, which became Maine National Bank, then Bank of New England and finally Fleet Bank. She retired for one year then began to work at Damariscotta Bank and Trust in Warren, Maine. Edith was a member of the First Baptist Church of Harmony and the Warren Baptist Church, serving in many different positions in these churches. She is survived by her two sisters; Iva Watson and her husband Stanley of Skowhegan, Eva Rowe of Harmony, and five nephews and one niece. She was predeceased by her parents as well as her twin sister, Meredith Ellen, and her husband Charles L. Kalloch and a very good friend Fred Seavey. A private family funeral service will be held at Smart & Edwards Funeral Home, 183 Madison Ave., Skowhegan, Maine. Donations may be made to the First Baptist Church of Harmony, PO Box 5, Harmony, Maine 04942. (From Smart & Edwards Funeral Home, Skowhegan, ME). | KNIGHT, Edith (I51428)
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| 3450 | Kalloch, Norman Rice, Sr., St. George [ME] - Norman Rice Kalloch, 91, died Wednesday, Sept. 12, 2001, at Penobscot Bay Medical Center, Rockport, after a brief illness. He was the husband of Norma Robbins Kalloch, who died in 1987. He was born at Warren, April 15, 1915, the son of Obediah B. and Juneta T. Hooper Kalloch. He attended Boston Latin School in Boston, and Rockland schools. He was a graduate of Rockland Commercial College. During World War II, he worked at Bath Iron Works. After the war, he went into the fuel and gasoline business in Rockland and operated a store on the corner of North Main Street and Broadway in the early 1950s. He was the founder of, and for the last 20 plus years of his career, he operated Kalloch Fuel Service. Kalloch Fuel Service became one of the largest fuel oil distributors in the local area. Norman was well liked by his customers. He was a very trusting person and would go out of his way to be sure people would have fuel oil, even if they couldn't pay. When he was an independent dealer, it was not unusual for him to provide heating oil to families of fisherman and others during the winter months and ask to be paid in the spring. Most customers appreciated his generosity. He was a member of Rockland Lodge No. 79 AF & AM, King Solomans Temple Chapter No. 8 in Rockland, Scottish Rite Bodies in Rockland, The Consistory in Portland, Kora Temple Shrine in Lewiston, Midcoast Shrine Club, a 55 year member of Weymouth Grange in Thomaston, a life member of Rockland Lodge of Elks, a member of Warren Oddfellows Lodge No. 127, a member and past president of Knox-Lincoln Fuel Dealers Assoc., a member of the Maine Fuel Dealers Assoc., president and chairperson of Midcoast Human Resources Council, director of the Rockland Chamber of Commerce, and he was chairman of the Cancer Drive of the Rockland business district. After retirement he spent many winters in Florida and summered in Saint George. Since October 1998, he had been a resident at Camden Health Care, where he received excellent care from a very dedicated nursing staff. He was predeceased by a daughter, Carolyn Kalloch; and companion Charlotte Flint. Survivors include one son, Norman R. Kalloch Jr. and wife Audry of Hampden; two daughters, Mrs. Cheryl and husband, Keith Miller of Spruce Head, Mrs. Sandy and Ray Boughton of Plano, Texas; one sister, Mrs. Eleanor Pendleton of Thomaston, several nephews, seven grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild. There will be no visiting hours. A funeral will be held 2 p.m. Saturday at Davis Funeral Home, 35 Knox St., Thomaston, with Rev. Glenn Palmer, pastor of the Nativity Lutheran Church, Rockport, officiating. Interment will be private. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to The National Multiple Sclerosis Society, 175 Lancaster St., Portland, ME 04104 or the Saint George Ambulance Fund, P.O. Box 249, Tenants Harbor, ME 04860. (Photo page). | KALLOCH, Norman Rice Sr (I51417)
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