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| 3951 | ledigen Standes | KLEIN, Wilhelm (I13186)
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| 3952 | Lee Crematory | SEITZ, Emily Jane (I22512)
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| 3953 | Lee Powell, 78, verstarb am 22. August 2020 im Maine Medical Center in Portland. Er wurde am 18. Juli 1942 in Philadelphia, PA, als Sohn von Henry und Florence Leibrick Powell geboren. Lee wuchs in Waldoboro auf und besuchte die Waldoboro High School, wo er im Basketballteam spielte. Lee arbeitete mehrere Jahre in der Waldoboro Button Factory. Er arbeitete außerdem viele Jahre als Hummerfischer. Er gründete sein eigenes Unternehmen, Powell's Marine Transport, das er bis zu seiner Pensionierung besaß und betrieb. Er diente während der Kubakrise in der US Navy. Lee war ein sehr kreativer Mensch und zeigte sein Talent durch Schweißen und Ölgemälde. Er spielte gerne Billard und Bowling in DePatsy's Lanes in Waldoboro. Er liebte es, Autos zu kaufen und zu tauschen. Besonders genoss er klassische Autos und Jeeps. Er liebte es, mit vier Rädern zu fahren und Holz zu transportieren. Lee war unabhängig, hatte einen großartigen Sinn für Humor und liebte Tiere, besonders seine Cocker Spaniels. Er genoss seine täglichen Ausflüge zum Friendship Scoop zum Frühstück und Abendessen mit Boo immer. Seine Eltern sowie seine Brüder Rod und "Tink" gingen ihm voraus. Er hinterlässt seine Töchter: Candy Powell aus Waldoboro, Penny Rogers aus Friendship, Söhne: Ricky Powell aus Friendship, Eric Powell aus Nobleboro, Duff Powell aus Friendship und Toby Powell aus Friendship; Brüder: Sherm Powell aus MA und Jeff Powell aus FL; Ex-Ehefrau Marlene Powell aus Freundschaft; 15 Enkelkinder, 6 Urenkel, mehrere Nichten, Neffen und Cousins sowie seinen geliebten Hund Tippy. Eine private Beisetzungszeremonie mit militärischen Ehren wird zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt auf dem Brookland Cemetery in Waldoboro stattfinden. Die Organisation wird Hall Funeral and Cremation Services, 949 Main Street, Waldoboro, anvertraut. Um Lees Andenken online sein Beileid auszusprechen, besuchen Sie bitte sein Book of Memories at www.hallfuneralhomes.com | POWELL, Lee W (I55364)
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| 3954 | Leesburg, Loudoun, Virginia, USA | CLIFFORD, Ida Karen Ann (I18232)
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| 3955 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Lebend (I1456)
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| 3956 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Lebend (I5278)
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| 3957 | Leipzig I, Nr 4830/1890 | LEHMANN (GEB. SEIDIG), Luise Martha (I5654)
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| 3958 | Leipzig Mitte,No 676/1980 | LANDGRAF, Helene Marie Anna (I5334)
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| 3959 | Leipzig, den 13 Jan 1897 Vor dem unterzeichenden Standesbe amten erschien heute, der Persönlich- keit nach auf Grund vorgelegten Personaldocumentes anerkannt, Johanna Bertha Emilie Lehmann geborene Richter, wohnhaft zu Leip- zig, Eutritzscherstraße No 11 A, xxx vor dem königlichen Antgerichte Leipzig, den 11 Juni 1892 abgeschlossenen, durch königliches Dekret d.d. Dresden, 18. Juni 1892 abgeschlossenden Adoptionsvertrag, und beantragte Inhalts desselben, anher zu verlautbaren, daß sie und ihr inzwischen verstorbender Ehemann, der Maurer Julius Hermann Lehmann, die am 10. December 1890 für geborene außereheliche Tochter der Luise Seidig, "Luise Martha Seidig" die künftig den Familiennamen "Lehmann" führen soll, an Kindesstatt ange- noimmen haben. Vorgelesen, genemigt und Unterschrieben Johanna Bertha Emilie verwi. Lehmann geb Richter Der Standesbeamte in Vertretung | LEHMANN (GEB. SEIDIG), Luise Martha (I5654)
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| 3960 | Leipzig, den 13 Jan 1897 Vor dem unterzeichenden Standesbe amten erschien heute, der Persönlich- keit nach auf Grund vorgelegten Personaldocumentes anerkannt, Johanna Bertha Emilie Lehmann geborene Richter, wohnhaft zu Leip- zig, xxxstraße No 11 A, xxx vor dem königlichen Antgerichte Leipzig, den 11 Juni 1892 abgeschlossenen, durch königliches Dekret d.d. Dresden, 18. Juni 1892 xxxx Adoptionsvertrag, xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxx zu xxxx, daß sie und ihr inzwischen verstorbender Ehemann, der Maurer Julius Hermann Lehmann, die am 10. December 1890 xxx geborene uneheliche Tochter der Luise Seidig, "Luise Martha Seidig" die künftig den Familiennamen "Lehmann" führen soll, an Kindesstatt ange- noimmen haben. Vorgelesen, genemigt und Unterschrieben Johanna Bertha Emilie xxxx Lehmann geb Richter Der Standesbeamte in Vertretung | LEHMANN (GEB. SEIDIG), Luise Martha (I5654)
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| 3961 | Leland A. Winchenbach, 63, of Waldoboro died Saturday at his home. Mr. Wichenbach was born in Waldoboro July 2, 1889, son of Sanford and Maud Burns Winchenbach. He attended the local schools and a business college. For 25 years he was export manager for the Wellington-Sears Company, Boston. About 20 years ago he came to Waldoboro, and at the time of his death was operating a grocery store in Thomaston. He was a member of Wessagusset Lodge, F. and A.M., Weymouth, Mass. Surviving are his widow, Mrs, Dorothy H. Winchenbach; two daughters, Mrs. Barbara McAfee, Rock Island, Ill., Mrs. Arvilla Bowers, Damariscotta; four grandchildren; and two brothers, Fred and Edgar Winchenbach, Waldoboro. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday from the Waltz Funeral Home, the Rev. Ernest Harvey officiating. Interment was in the Sweetland Cemetery. Lincoln County News: October 30th, 1952 Contributor: Robert Hodsdon (47094022) • roberthodsdon@hotmail.com Leland A. Winchenbach, 63, of Waldoboro died Saturday at his home. Mr. Wichenbach was born in Waldoboro July 2, 1889, son of Sanford and Maud Burns Winchenbach. He attended the local schools and a business college. For 25 years he was export manag er for the Wellington-Sears Company, Boston. About 20 years ago he came to Waldoboro, and at the time of his death was operating a grocery store in Thomaston. He was a member of Wessagusset Lodge, F. and A.M., Weymouth, Mass. Surviving are his wid ow, Mrs, Dorothy H. Winchenbach; two daughters, Mrs. Barbara McAfee, Rock Island, Ill., Mrs. Arvilla Bowers, Damariscotta; four grandchildren; and two brothers, Fred and Edgar Winchenbach, Waldoboro. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday fr om the Waltz Funeral Home, the Rev. Ernest Harvey officiating. Interment was in the Sweetland Cemetery. Lincoln County News: October 30th, 1952 Contributor: Robert Hodsdon (47094022) • roberthodsdon@hotmail.com | WINCHENBACH, Leland Arthur (I36802)
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| 3962 | Lens | SCHULZE, Franz Friedrich Karl (I18037)
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| 3963 | Leo C. Calhoun NACHRUF Geliebter Vater, Großvater und Urgroßvater Der pensionierte Feuerwehrmann aus Lowell LOWELL Leo C. Calhoun, 82, langjähriger Einwohner von Lowell, MA, verstarb friedlich am Samstag, den 26. September 2020, im Umkreis seiner Liebsten. Leo wurde am 26. August 1938 in Lowell, MA, als Sohn des verstorbenen Eugene R. Hunt und Hazel F. (Mooney) Calhoun geboren. Er besuchte die Sacred Heart School und die Lowell Tech. und schloss 1952 ab. In seinen frühen Jahren arbeitete er als Sanitäter. Leo wurde am 30. Mai 1965 in die Feuerwehr von Lowell berufen und diente dort fast 20 Jahre, bevor er am 12. Februar 1985 in den Ruhestand ging. Er wird liebevoll in Erinnerung bleiben für seine Liebe zum Camping, seine berühmten Pommes frites, seine sorglose Persönlichkeit sowie seine Fähigkeit, jedem in seinem Zuhause das Gefühl zu geben, geliebt und willkommen zu sein. Leo verbrachte gerne Zeit mit Familie und Freunden und liebte Musik, Tanz und soziale Interaktionen. Leo hinterlässt seinen liebevollen Sohn Leo J. Calhoun und dessen Frau Kimberly aus Lowell, MA, seine liebevolle Tochter Jean M. Calhoun aus Lowell, MA, und wird ihn sehr vermissen; seine Geschwister, William Calhoun aus Lowell, MA, und seine Frau Joyce, Schwägerin Barbara Calhoun; seine geliebten Enkelkinder Tracy Anderson, Nichole (Calhoun) Nowell, Leo "Duey" Calhoun und Samantha, Jonathan Calhoun und Lindsay, Mark Fortin und seine Frau Nikki Fortin, Courtney Fortin und Joey Parrington, Vanessa Fortin; seinen langjährigen Freund Earl Burns; sowie mehrere Urenkel, Nichten, Neffen und enge Freunde. Er wurde von seinem Vater Eugene R. Hunt, seiner Mutter Hazel F. Calhoun, seiner Schwester Jackie (Calhoun) Welton, seinem Bruder James F. Calhoun und seiner Tochter Deborah L. (Calhoun) Fortin sowie seiner langjährigen Freundin Estelle McLaughlin überlebt. Familie und Freunde sind eingeladen, am Donnerstag, den 1. Oktober, von 16 bis 19 Uhr im FAY MCCABE FUNERAL HOME, 105 MOORE STREET, Lowell, MA, ihre letzte Ehre zu erweisen. Aufgrund der aktuellen Einschränkungen müssen im Inneren Gesichtsmasken getragen werden und es folgt einem Walk-thru-Wake-Protokoll. Leos Trauermesse wird PRIVAT stattfinden. Leo wird zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt mit einer privaten Beisetzungszeremonie beigesetzt. | CALHOUN, Leo Charles (I49264)
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| 3964 | Leo G. Sleeper, 85, of Spokane, and formerly of Pullman, died Thursday, Sept. 8, 2016, at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center in Spokane. Kramer Funeral Home of Palouse is in charge of arrangements. Leo Gove Sleeper was a son, nephew, brother, uncle, dad, grandfather and friend. He was called home on Sept.8,2016 at the age of 85. Leo, called Gove by most people, was born at home to Royce and Thelma on April 5,1931. He graduated from Sherman High June 1948 and worked on the family farm until July 1951 when he joined the United States Army. He served full time until 1954, stationed in Germany for a while, before he transferred to the Army Reserve until 1959. He and his brother Fred opened an appliance company for called Sleeper's Bros. in Sherman. He worked at the Great Northern Paper Co. in Millinocket and also had odd jobs until retirement. He enjoyed working with wood - either making items or cutting down trees - on the family farm. He was family oriented, often helping with the care of his mother, father and aunt. He enjoyed the great outdoors and traveling. He was close to his aunt for 62 years. He enjoy hanging out with his brothers either at their homes or down at Mattawamkeag Lake. He stayed in Maine until 2010 when he moved to Pullman, Washington and then to Spokane, Washington in 2015. He was a resident of Spokane at the time of his passing. Leo is survived by his five daughters; three sons; daughter-in-law; his brother; sister; two sister-in-laws; brother-in-law; and numerous grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces and nephews. He is also survived by a close cousin and special friends; and a little buddy Xavier of Pullman, Washington. He was preceded in death by his son Royce of Taunton, MA; his parents; brothers Alan and Fred of Sherman, ME and his Aunt Lora of Sherman Station, ME. Special acknowledgement to his grandson who helped care for him for years. Inurnment will take place at the Maine Veteran’s Memorial Cemetery in Augusta, ME on Oct.12, 2016 at 12 Noon, follow by a memorial spaghetti dinner at the Molunkus Valley Sno-Drifters Club on North St. in Sherman at 5:30pm. Memorial contributions are suggested to a charity of choice. Kramer Funeral Home of Palouse, Washington is caring for the family. Online condolences may be left at www.kramercares.com | SLEEPER, Leo Gove (I50706)
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| 3965 | Leon E Winslow (1923-1991) U.S. Army WWII Son of Addison K Winslow and Ethel I Mank Winslow, m 1922 Waldoboro ME Died 7 Jun 1991 per gravestone record Born 2 Feb 1923 per gravestone record Gravestone record is online 2021 at familysearch.org | WINSLOW, Leon Edward (I52438)
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| 3966 | Leonhard Hörpel wurde am 12. Februar 1887 in Wiesbaden geboren. Nach dem Schulbesuch absolvierte er eine Lehrerausbildung und legte in den Jahren 1907 und 1909 in Usingen seine 1. und 2. Lehrerprüfung ab. 1912 folgte in Kassel das Mittelschullehrerexamen. Danach wirkte er zunächst als Dorfschulmeister in Arborn. Zum 1. April 1914 trat er in den Schuldienst der Stadt Frankfurt ein, wo er anfänglich an der Linne`schule, seit Beginn des Jahres 1918 für ein Viertel Jahr an der Bornheimer Mittelschule, danach an der Weidenborn-Mittelschule tätig war, deren Leitung ihm nach einem halben Jahr übertragen wurde. 1947 beauftragte man ihn mit der kommissarischen Leitung einer Magistratsschulratstelle. Ein Jahr später erfolgte seine Ernennung zum Magistratsschulrat und 1950 zum Obermagisratsschulrat. Nach seiner offiziellen Zurruhesetzung zum 1. Juli 1952 blieb er noch bis zum 31. März 1953 im Amt. Am 13. Juli 1954 verstarb Leonhard Hörpel in Frankfurt im Alter von 67 Jahren. Die nur wenigen Jahre seines Arborner Wirkens waren entscheidend für die Entfaltung seiner heimatgeschichtlichen Interessen und gaben die Richtung seiner späteren geschichtlichen Forschungen vor. Zahlreiche Arbeiten Hörpels gelten der Herrschaft Beilstein, darüber hinaus schuf er einige umfangreiche Ortschroniken. Neben kirchen- und schulgeschichtlichen Themen lag ein Schwerpunkt seiner Arbeiten auf der Wirtschaftsgeschichte des Westerwaldes. Aufsätze über das heimische Mühlengewerbe, über Wein-, Kartoffel- und Tabakanbau sowie über die Pferde-, Schaf- und Ziegenzucht sind heute noch richtungsweisend und beeindrucken in ihrer lebendigen und detaillierten Darstellungsform. Alle seine Arbeiten beruhten auf einer umfassenden Kenntnis der nassau-oranischen Geschichte. Hörpel war ein geschätzter Mitarbeiter der Nassauischen Heimatblätter, der Heimatbeilagen des Weilburger Tageblattes und der Dillzeitung, des Westerwälder Schauinsland, dem Nassauischen Heimatkalender und anderer Zeitungsorgane. Aufgrund seiner Verdienste um die Heimatforschung berief man ihn in die Historische Kommission für Nassau. Bis heute ist sein Werk, das sich auf den relativ begrenzten Bereich des südöstlichen Westerwaldes bezieht, in seinem Umfang unübertroffen und wird auch sicher noch lange Zeit eine der wesentlichsten Quellen für die Heimatforschung in diesem Gebiet darstellen. Die zahlreichen, teils weitverstreuten Aufsätze, die Leonhard Hörpel seit den 20er Jahren veröffentlicht hat, werden vom Verein "Nenderother Heimatstube" gesammelt, um sein Gesamtwerk auch künftig allen Interessenten zugänglich zu machen. Wegen Urheberrechtsproblemen haben wir auf eine Veröffentlichung der Texte verzichtet. Interessenten können die Arbeiten Hörpels jedoch bei uns einsehen. | HÖRPEL, Leonhard (I15859)
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| 3967 | Leonorenstraße 17-33, Vivantes Hauptstadtpflege Haus Leonore | KOEPPEN, Edmund Ernst Werner (I4983)
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| 3968 | Leora „Lee" Marie (Wincapaw) Cornish, 102, aus LaCrosse, ehemals Beloit, starb friedlich am 24. April 2020. Sie wurde am ersten Weihnachtsfeiertag 1917 in Poplar Grove, Illinois, als Tochter von Glen und Amy (Lillie) Wincapaw geboren. Als kleines Kind zog Lee mit ihrer Familie nach Beloit. Lee machte ihren Abschluss an der Beloit Memorial High School, wo sie ihren zukünftigen Ehemann, Robert „Bob" Samuel Cornish, kennenlernte. Zum Zeitpunkt seines Todes waren sie 80 Jahre verheiratet. Ihre Berufung war die Arbeit mit Kindern, insbesondere mit Kindergartenkindern. Lee war eine der ersten beiden Hilfslehrerinnen im Schulbezirk La Crosse. Sie liebte ihre Arbeit mit den Kindern. Besonders stolz war sie auf ihren jahrelangen erfolgreichen Kampf um Sozialleistungen für alle Hilfslehrer im Schulbezirk La Crosse. Lee hinterlässt ihre Söhne Kenneth (Martha) aus Steuben und Richard (Sylvia) aus Kennewick, Washington, 12 Enkel, 25 Urenkel, 5 Ururenkel sowie zahlreiche Nichten und Neffen. Ihre Eltern, ihr Ehemann Bob, ihre Söhne Robert und James, ihre Tochter Linda (Cornish) Krueger, ihre Brüder Lloyd und Donald Wincapaw sowie ihre Schwestern Lila (Wincapaw) Ayers und Vera (Wincapaw) Cross verstarben bereits vor ihr. Lee lebte ihr Motto „Nicht kritisieren, verurteilen oder sich beschweren" bedingungslos. Sie liebte ihre Familie und Freunde bedingungslos. Eine private Trauerfeier findet zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt statt. Anstelle von Blumen für eine konventionelle Beerdigung bittet die Familie um Spenden an Autism Speaks. Jandt-Fredrickson Bestattungsinstitut und Krematorium. | WINCAPAW, Leora Marie (I48505)
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| 3969 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Lebend (I13687)
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| 3970 | LeRoy graduated in 1957 from Crosby High School* in Belfast, ME, where he was a star football player. He retired from Champion Paper Co. after 33 years of service. He also served in the National Guard for many years. He was a noted taxidermist who owned and operated Garton's Taxidermy for many years. LeRoy is survived by his wife Jean of Searsport, ME; his father, Lavern L "Jean" Garton of San Bernardino, CA; a daughter, Inga Garton; a son, Stephen (Sherry) Garton of Searsport, ME; two grandchildren, Spencer and Shae Garton; a brother, LaVern E. Garton of California; a sister, Irene A. (Richard) Smith of Florida; two stepsisters, Brenda Richters of Omaha, NE; and LaNette Reschke of San Bernardino. He was predeceased by his mother, Marion Garton in 1995, and a stepsister, Carolyn Berg in 2002. | GARTON, LeRoy Raymond (I55593)
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| 3971 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Lebend (I1241)
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| 3972 | Leroy Leavitt Obituary Leroy P. Leavitt 1954 - 2015 AUGUSTA - Leroy P. Leavitt, age 61, died on Saturday, Sept. 26, 2015, at the Alfond Center for Health in Augusta, surrounded by all of his loved ones. He was born in Augusta, on March 7, 1954, the son of the late Edwin and Winola (Millett) Leavitt. Mr. Leavitt was a US Army veteran, serving during the Vietnam War. He had been employed at Mariners Paving for over 20 years and later for George Hall Construction. He was a caring man, with a great sense of humor. He loved hunting, riding his motorcycle, and spending time with his family. Mr. Leavitt was predeceased by a grandson, Patriot Cline; and a brother, Theodore "Teddy" Leavitt. He is survived by three sons, Scott Robinson and his wife Mandi Johnson of Gardiner, Leroy A. Leavitt and his wife Courtney of Damariscotta, JaColby Leavitt and his wife Alison of Washington, two daughters, Wendy R. Robinson of Gardiner and Nola-Raye Cline and her husband Ryan of Spruce Head; two brothers, George Leavitt of Augusta and James "Jimmy" Leavitt of Farmingdale, two sisters: Sandra Bowman of Sidney and Violette Nolan of Weeki Wachee, Fla., a sister-in-law, Dixie Leavitt; six grandchildren, Cheyenne Peddle, Chance Robinson, Emma Leavitt, Maddison Leavitt, Liberty Leavitt and JaColby Leavitt, Jr.; an uncle, Roger Millett, and many nieces, nephews, and cousins. At his request, there will be no public visiting hours. A committal service with military honors will be held graveside on Friday, Oct. 2, at 2 p.m., at the new Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Mt. Vernon Road, Augusta. Following the service there will be a celebration of Leroy's life at his son JaColby's house, in Washington. All are welcome to come and share their special memories of Leroy. Arrangements are under the direction of Plummer Funeral Home, 16 Pleasant St., Augusta. Condolences, photos and memories may be shared at www.plummerfh.com | LEAVITT, Leroy P (I50443)
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| 3973 | Lessingstrasse 18 | NOWA(C)K, August (I18856)
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| 3974 | Lessingstrasse 18 | LANDGRAF, Friederike Amalie Marie (I18857)
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| 3975 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Familie: Lebend / Lebend (F3676)
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| 3976 | Leverkusen, Leverkusen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany | WÜLFING, Elfriede (I17877)
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| 3977 | Levi F Keizer (1876-1955) Born Waldoboro ME, son of Edwin Keizer (1833-1902) & Mary J Mank Keizer, m 3 Jul 1875 Waldoboro ME Grandson of Francis C Keizer (1803-1875) Grandson of Isaac Mank 1806-1894 #93981708 & Elizabeth B Mank Mank 1811-1900 Husband of Nellie F Eugley Keizer (1879-1938), m 2 Nov 1899 Waldoboro ME Resided Rockland ME 1909 per birth cert of daughter Maud Mae Keizer Feyler Died 1955 AE abt 79 yrs | KEIZER, Levi Francis (I45185)
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| 3978 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Lebend (I5279)
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| 3979 | Liberty Commons Skilled Care and Rehabilitation Center | WOOD, Barbara Abbott (I52060)
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| 3980 | Library and Archives Canada. Census of Canada, 1891. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Library and Archives Canada, 2009. http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/census/1891/Pages/about-census.aspx. Series RG31-C-1. Statistics Canada Fonds. Microfilm reels: T-6290 to T-6427. | Quelle (S12143)
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| 3981 | Library and Archives Canada. Census of Canada, 1901. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Library and Archives Canada, 2004. http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/census/1901/Pages/about-census.aspxl. Series RG31-C-1. Statistics Canada Fonds. Microfilm reels: T-6428 to T-6556. Images are reproduced with the permission of Library and Archives Canada. | Quelle (S12144)
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| 3982 | Library and Archives Canada. Seventh Census of Canada, 1931. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Library and Archives Canada, 2023. Series RG31. Statistics Canada Fonds. From the collection of Library and Archives Canada De la collection de Bibliothèque et Archives Canada. | Quelle (S12150)
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| 3983 | LifeSketch "PORT CLYDE — Betty Ann Libby, 84, of Port Clyde, passed away, Thursday, December 3, 2020, after succumbing to her long battle with heart disease. Betty was born June 1, 1936 in Boston, Massachusetts to August and Beatrice (Claytor) Kobs. She graduated from Camden High School where she played basketball and was involved in many other activities. She had a long career as a Bookkeeper and worked for many local businesses, including Moody's Car Dealership. Betty also managed the Dip Net Restaurant in Port Clyde for many years where she was famous for her broccoli sandwiches. You can still see the original menu there today! On June 13, 1954 she married Roger Libby and together they founded and ran a successful commercial fishing fleet where she managed the books and finances. Betty enjoyed traveling and the outdoors. When their children, Glen and Gary, were young, they would spend most every weekend in the summer camping on the islands around Muscongus Bay, along with several other families. Her children state that "Mom could always be counted on for an adventure with her sons." Whether it was a hike around the islands, up Mount Battie, or traveling up and down the coast of Maine in pleasure boats. She learned how to plot a course using a chart, protractor, and compass, as there was no radar in those days, and they always arrived at their destination despite the fog. Betty also created and managed Glen and Gary's Cub Scout Troop when they were growing up. Later in life, Roger and Betty enjoyed spending the winters in Florida, and the Virgin Islands with several friends from Maine that traveled down there altogether. Betty was a beloved fixture in the Port Clyde community. She, along with Roger, were Harpoon Restaurant regulars. (their high school pictures are up on the wall in the barroom). Their house was a Port Clyde destination for family and friends for many years where she loved to host, (especially for the holidays), cooking, and entertaining guests with her guitar. Predeceased by her parents; her sisters Frances Kobs Oliviere and Peggy Spaulding; her grandchildren Kristopher Coulter, and Jason Lee Morris; and her daughter in-law Kim Libby; she is survived by her husband of 65 years, Roger of Port Clyde; her sons, Glen Libby and his partner Claire Bissell, and Gary Libby, all of Port Clyde; her grandchildren Jason, Justin, Jenna, Jessica, Kari, Dan, and Leslie, along with many great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren. Betty will be missed greatly, but the memories of her, and her love for the outdoors and traveling, will live on in her children and grandchildren. A graveside service is planned for the spring of 2021 and will be announced. In lieu of flowers the family has asked that donations in Betty's memory be made to: Donate Life at New England Donor Services, 60 First Ave., Waltham, MA 02451. To share a memory or condolence with Betty's family, please visit their Book of Memories at bchfh.com Arrangements are in the care of Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, 110 Limerock Street, Rockland." -Find-a-Grave | KOBS, Betty Ann (I43483)
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| 3984 | LifeSketch "Roger Edgar Libby, 88, died peacefully, following a period of declining health, Friday, March 5, 2021 at the Sussman Hospice House in Rockport. Born in Thomaston, he was the son of Edgar and Dorothy Cramer Libby. He was educated locally, graduating from Thomaston High School in 1951. Following high school Roger entered the US. Navy serving in the Mediterranean Sea on an Air Craft Carrier during the Korean War. Returning to the States, he married Betty Kobs on June 13, 1954. Roger spent much of his career as a truck driver. Starting as a 'milk man', he worked his way up, eventually driving for Martin Marietta Corporation for many years before retiring. Always called to the ocean, Rogers dream was to be a fishing captain. For many years he and Betty ran a successful commercial fishing fleet. He fished off and on through his life, and in recent years loved going out on the water with his sons. As a younger man, Roger was a member of the Thomaston Fire where he became Deputy Chief. He later joined the Port Clyde Fire Department. When his children were young he enjoyed camping trips and boy scouts with them. Roger, a stoic 'Mainer', and known to many as 'Grumpy'. He was a regular at the Harpoon Restaurant where he enjoyed time with friends and could be heard saying he was 'taking his medicine' while enjoying a good rum and Coke. Later in life, Roger and Betty enjoyed spending winters in Florida and the Virgin Islands with friends from Maine. He will be sadly missed by all who knew him. Predeceased by his beloved wife Betty who died in December of 2020; his daughter-in-law Kim Libby; two grandson, Kristopher Coulter and Jason Lee Morris; Roger is survived by his sons, Gary Libby, Glen Libby and his partner Claire Bissell all of Port Clyde; his grandchildren, Jason, Justin, Jenna, Jessica, Kari, Dan and Leslie as well as many great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren." -Find-a-Grave | LIBBY, Roger Edgar (I43575)
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| 3985 | LifeSketch - Conrad H. 'Wink' Winchenbaugh, Sr., 87, died Thursday, May 5th, 2016, at his daughter's home in Litchfield, following an extended illness. Born in Rockland, November 8, 1928, he was the son of Basil V. and Doris M. Burrows Winchenbaugh. He attended a one room school house on the Bog Road. He was a U.S. Army Air Corps, World War II veteran. February 5th of 1948, Wink married Mary E. Walker at Rockland. The couple made their home in Rockland all their married lives, where they raised a family of six boys and six girls. As a self-employed landscaper all of his career, Wink created immaculate lawns and gardens for many area homes and properties. Upon building of the new Rockland Congregational Church completed in 1965, Wink designed and installed the landscaping, which he maintained more than 52 years until retiring due to ill health in 2015. He prided himself in doing things the 'right way', mowing all his lawns, including the church, with a walk behind mower. He never liked the look of a lawn mowed with a rider. More than anything, he enjoyed being with family and large family gatherings that included the in-laws and everyone. He loved camping and fishing, particularly at Lake St. George and going for Sunday rides. He was a very kind and generous person, who put the needs of others ahead of his own, frequently stopping to chat with people and always asking after family members, giving what little he had to someone he thought needed it more. For many years he was interested in and followed local politics, penning many well thought out and eloquent Letters to the Editor in the local newspaper. Wink was pre-deceased by his beloved wife Mary, in 2001, and a son Paul E. Winchenbaugh, Sr. in 2010, as well as a brother, Albert Winchenbaugh, and a sister, Louise Hooper. He is survived by five sons, Conrad Winchenbaugh, Jr. and his wife Bonny of Rockland, Dale Winchenbaugh and his companion Lucena of Somerville, Joel Winchenbaugh and his wife Linda of Manchester, NH, Kevin Winchenbaugh and his companion Farrah Fortier, Brett X. Winchenbaugh and his wife Amy of Union; a daughter-in-law Judy Winchenbaugh of Rockland; six daughters, Donna Cross of Rockland, Carol Keller and her husband Charles of Damariscotta, Vicki Winchenbaugh and her husband Tom Pellitier of Litchfield, Pam Miller of Hope, Kristi Rich of Rockland, Lisa Kenney of North Conway, NH; one sister, Linda Campbell of Rockport; many grandchildren, many great-grandchildren and many great-great grandchildren as well as several nieces and nephews. | WINCHENBAUGH, Conrad Heyer Sr (I43986)
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| 3986 | LifeSketch - Conrad H. „Wink" Winchenbaugh, Sr., 87, starb am Donnerstag, dem 5. Mai 2016, im Haus seiner Tochter in Litchfield nach langer Krankheit. Geboren wurde er am 8. November 1928 in Rockland als Sohn von Basil V. und Doris M. Burrows Winchenbaugh. Er besuchte eine Einklassenschule an der Bog Road. Er war Veteran des US Army Air Corps und des Zweiten Weltkriegs. Am 5. Februar 1948 heiratete Wink Mary E. Walker in Rockland. Das Paar lebte während seiner gesamten Ehe in Rockland und zog dort sechs Jungen und sechs Mädchen groß. Wink war während seiner gesamten beruflichen Laufbahn als selbstständiger Landschaftsgärtner tätig und gestaltete makellose Rasenflächen und Gärten für viele Häuser und Grundstücke in der Umgebung. Nach dem Bau der neuen Rockland Congregational Church, der 1965 fertiggestellt wurde, entwarf und gestaltete Wink die Landschaftsgestaltung, die er über 52 Jahre lang pflegte, bis er 2015 aus gesundheitlichen Gründen in den Ruhestand ging. Er war stolz darauf, alles richtig zu machen und mähte alle seine Rasenflächen, einschließlich des Kirchenrasens, mit einem handgeführten Rasenmäher. Der Anblick eines mit einem Aufsitzmäher gemähten Rasens gefiel ihm nie. Mehr als alles andere genoss er das Zusammensein mit seiner Familie und große Familientreffen mit den Schwiegereltern und allen anderen. Er liebte Camping und Angeln, insbesondere am Lake St. George, und sonntags Ausritte. Er war ein sehr freundlicher und großzügiger Mensch, der die Bedürfnisse anderer über seine eigenen stellte. Er blieb oft stehen, um mit Leuten zu plaudern, fragte immer nach Familienmitgliedern und gab das Wenige, das er besaß, jemandem, der es seiner Meinung nach dringender brauchte. Viele Jahre lang interessierte er sich für die Lokalpolitik und verfolgte sie. Er verfasste viele wohlüberlegte und eloquente Leserbriefe in der Lokalzeitung. Vor Wink starben bereits seine geliebte Frau Mary im Jahr 2001 und sein Sohn Paul E. Winchenbaugh Sr. im Jahr 2010 sowie ein Bruder, Albert Winchenbaugh, und eine Schwester, Louise Hooper. Er hinterlässt fünf Söhne: Conrad Winchenbaugh Jr. und seine Frau Bonny aus Rockland, Dale Winchenbaugh und seine Lebensgefährtin Lucena aus Somerville, Joel Winchenbaugh und seine Frau Linda aus Manchester, NH, Kevin Winchenbaugh und seine Lebensgefährtin Farrah Fortier, Brett X. Winchenbaugh und seine Frau Amy aus Union; eine Schwiegertochter Judy Winchenbaugh aus Rockland; sechs Töchter: Donna Cross aus Rockland, Carol Keller und ihr Mann Charles aus Damariscotta, Vicki Winchenbaugh und ihr Mann Tom Pellitier aus Litchfield, Pam Miller aus Hope, Kristi Rich aus Rockland, Lisa Kenney aus North Conway, NH; eine Schwester, Linda Campbell aus Rockport; viele Enkel, viele Urenkel und viele Ururenkel sowie mehrere Nichten und Neffen. | WINCHENBAUGH, Conrad Heyer Sr (I43986)
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| 3987 | LifeSketch 41. MARJORIE KATHERINE RUMILL (GEORGE C.5, FRANK WATSON4, CALVIN LUTHER C.3, PETER BARNARD2, PETER BARNARD1). Sie heiratete (1) EVERETT FOSTER BUTLER am 1. Juni 1961, Sohn von EVERETT BUTLER und WILHEMEAN LAWSON. Er wurde am 18. April 1938 in Tremont, Maine, geboren und starb am 25. März 2003 in Northest Harbor, Maine. Sie heiratete (2) CARY BURTON LUNT am 20. Februar 1993, Sohn von CLARENCE LUNT und ELSIE REED. Er wurde am 30. Mai 1947 geboren. Kinder von MARJORIE RUMILL und EVERETT BUTLER sind: i. LINDA SUE BUTLER, verheiratet. STEVEN FRANCIS HAMOR, JR., 12. Oktober 1991; geb. ca. 1965. ii. KATHY BUTLER, verh. MICHAEL DEVISME. 41. MARJORIE KATHERINE RUMILL (GEORGE C.5, FRANK WATSON4, CALVIN LUTHER C.3, PETER BARNARD2, PETER BARNARD1). Sie heiratete (1) EVERETT FOSTER BUTLER am 1. Juni 1961, Sohn von EVERETT BUTLER und WILHEMEAN LAWSON. Er wurde am 18. April 1938 in Tremont, Maine, geboren und starb am 25. März 2003 in Northest Harbor, Maine. Sie heiratete (2) CARY BURTON LUNT am 20. Februar 1993, Sohn von CLARENCE LUNT und ELSIE REED. Er wurde am 30. Mai 1947 geboren. https://www.tremontmainehistory.us/rumill | RUMILL, Marjorie Katherine "Kassie" (I47620)
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| 3988 | LifeSketch A native of Waldoboro, Albert M. Hoak died suddenly on Saturday, March 1st at his home in Gardiner, where he has resided for the past 34 years. Born here on Feb. 13, 1895, he was the son of Frank M. and Maude Creamer Hoak. He was a veteran of World War I, a member of the American Legion and was employed at the Gardiner Shoe Company. He leaves his father, Frank M. Hoak, of Beverley, Mass., his mother Mrs. Maude Hoak of Pittston, one sister, Mrs. Jesse Jones of Pittston, and five children, Richard of Wollaston, Mass., and Wendell, Beverley, Russell and Reyna all of Gardiner. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Amesbury - White Funeral home. Burial will be in Gardiner. Waldoboro Press: March 13th, 1947 Albert M. Hoak, a resident of Gardiner for the past 34 years, died suddenly Saturday March 1st, at his home at 324 Water street. he was born February 13, 1895 at West Waldoboro, and was the son of Frank M. and Maude (Creamer) Hoak. he is survived by his father, Frank M. Hoak of Beverly, mass., and his mother, Mrs. Maude Hoak of Pittston, one sister, Mrs. Jesse Jones of Pittston; five children, Richard Hoak of Wollaston, Mass., Wendell, Beverly, Russell, and Reyna all of Gardiner. He was a veteran of World War I, a member of Benjamin E. Smith No. 4 American Legion and was employed at the Gardiner shoe Company. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Amesbury-White Funeral Home in Gardiner. Lincoln County News: March 13th, 1947. | HOAK, Albert Merton (I45699)
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| 3989 | LifeSketch A native of Waldoboro, Albert M. Hoak died suddenly on Saturday, March 1st at his home in Gardiner, where he has resided for the past 34 years. Born here on Feb. 13, 1895, he was the son of Frank M. and Maude Creamer Hoak. He was a veteran of World War I, a member of the American Legion and was employed at the Gardiner Shoe Company. He leaves his father, Frank M. Hoak, of Beverley, Mass., his mother Mrs. Maude Hoak of Pittston, one sister, Mrs. Jesse Jones of Pittston, and five children, Richard of Wollaston, Mass., and Wendell, Beverley, Russell and Reyna all of Gardiner. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Amesbury - White Funeral home. Burial will be in Gardiner. Waldoboro Press: March 13th, 1947 Albert M. Hoak, a resident of Gardiner for the past 34 years, died suddenly Saturday March 1st, at his home at 324 Water street. he was born February 13, 1895 at West Waldoboro, and was the son of Frank M. and Maude (Creamer) Hoak. he is survived by his father, Frank M. Hoak of Beverly, mass., and his mother, Mrs. Maude Hoak of Pittston, one sister, Mrs. Jesse Jones of Pittston; five children, Richard Hoak of Wollaston, Mass., Wendell, Beverly, Russell, and Reyna all of Gardiner. He was a veteran of World War I, a member of Benjamin E. Smith No. 4 American Legion and was employed at the Gardiner shoe Company. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Amesbury-White Funeral Home in Gardiner. Lincoln County News: March 13th, 1947. | HOAK, Albert Merton (I45699)
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| 3990 | LifeSketch According to his birth record, he was born July 29, 1904 and was named after his grandfather Leander with a middle initial of L., but he apparently was called Lloyd from a very early age, as the 1910 U.S. census lists him as Lloyd. Lloyd and his wife Winona lived in South Hope. Lloyd Brown Birth: Jul. 28, 1904 Union Knox County Maine, USA Death: Jun. 26, 1982 Rockport Knox County Maine, USA According to his birth record, he was born July 29, 1904 and was named after his grandfather Leander with a middle initial of L., but he apparently was called Lloyd from a very early age, as the 1910 U.S. census lists him as Lloyd. Lloyd and his wife Winowa lived in South Hope. Family links: Parents: Ernest O. Brown (1875 - 1953) Gertrude E. Thorndike Brown (1877 - 1953) Spouse: Winona Gould Brown (1911 - 2000) Children: Basil A Brown (1929 - 2010)* Dirk Wayne Brown (1933 - 2004)* Sibling: Lloyd Brown (1904 - 1982) Norman E. Brown (1907 - 1988)* *Calculated relationship Burial: East Union Cemetery East Union Knox County Maine, USA Plot: Western section, lot 24 Created by: Cynthia S. DellaPenna Record added: Jan 26, 2013 Find A Grave Memorial# 104179067 | BROWN, Lloyd (I44368)
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| 3991 | LifeSketch Alan Burns age 66, passed away peacefully in his sleep on Sept. 5th, 2024. Born April 7th 1958 in Union, Maine to Arthur and Lucy Stevens-Burns. He was a retired truck driver from Mast trucking. His hobbies were home improvement, model cars, and collecting albums. He was loving and devoted to his partner of 27 years, Davida. He was a loving step-father and step-grandfather to Katherine and Addilyn. He loved his friends, Barbara Barnby, Joe Lab, William Brown, and all his friends at Mast trucking. There will be no calling hours or services. He will be greatly missed by us all. | BURNS, Alan (I43971)
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| 3992 | LifeSketch Alan Burns, 66 Jahre alt, starb friedlich im Schlaf am 5. September 2024. Geboren wurde er am 7. April 1958 in Union, Maine, als Sohn von Arthur und Lucy Stevens-Burns. Er war ein pensionierter LKW-Fahrer von Mast Trucking. Seine Hobbys waren Heimwerken, Modellautos und das Sammeln von Alben. Er war seiner Partnerin Davida, mit der er 27 Jahre lang zusammen war, sehr zugetan. Er war ein liebevoller Stiefvater und Stiefgroßvater für Katherine und Addilyn. Er liebte seine Freunde Barbara Barnby, Joe Lab, William Brown und alle seine Freunde bei Mast Trucking. Es wird keine Besuchszeiten oder Gottesdienste geben. Wir alle werden ihn sehr vermissen. | BURNS, Alan (I43971)
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| 3993 | LifeSketch Albert Johnston Winchenbaugh, known as "Al the plumber", 78, of Chester, Cal., formerly of Waldoboro, died Sept. 20. At the time of his death he was under the care of those at Country Villa Healthcare of Susanville, Cal. A native of Waldoboro, he was born June 18, 1930 to the late Basil and Doris (Burrows) Winchenbaugh. He was a resident of Chester, Cal., for the past eight years, moving there from Applegate, Cal., where he had resided for 11 years prior. The family moved to Applegate from Redwood City where they had resided for 29 years. A plumber by trade, Al owned and operated his own business in both Redwood City and Applegate. Al was a devoted husband, father and grandfather who would always find time in his busy schedule for his family. He gained great pleasure in sitting for his grandchildren. Al enjoyed the freedom of flight as a private pilot. He also enjoyed bowling with his wife. Al was a nine ball specialist. He won numerous tournaments throughout the Bay area and Sacramento regional pool halls. He was a longtime member of the Three Great Lights Lodge 651 of the Free and Accepted Masons in Menlo Park, Cal. Al was predeceased by his parents and his sisters, Louise and Lois. Al is survived by his loving wife, Evie, whom he married July 1, 1950, in Rockland; sons, Alan and wife Sue of Woodland, Cal., and Barry and wife Heidi of Applegate, Cal.; daughters, Elaine VanderWal and husband Leslie of Redwood City, Cal., and Judy Oneto of Chester, Cal.; brother, Conrad "Buddy" Winchenbaugh of Rockland; eight grandchildren and one great-granddaughter, the joys of his life. He was anxiously awaiting his second great-grandchild in March. Masonic services took place Sept. 26 at the Chester District Cemetery in Chester, Cal. Memorial donations may be made to the Sacramento Shriner's Children's Hospital, c/o Fehrman Mortuary and Crematory, P.O. Box 803, Greenville, CA 95947. Friends can express their condolences and sign the memorial guest book at fehrmanmortuary.com. | WINCHENBAUGH, Albert Johnston (I43985)
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| 3994 | LifeSketch Although he hailed from a long line of seamen, his mother would not let him go to sea , as her father had been lost at sea during a hurricane. Charles sought employment on land as a machinist making tools for the granite industry in the Penobscot Bay area. He served in the Maine National Guard at Camp Elizabeth, as a Sergeant in the Coast Artillery. He was a Master tool and die maker. He married Alice Scammon in 1937 at Rockland. He moved to Connecticut before WW2 and later worked making parts for the Grumman Aircraft company. In 1946, their son William was born and in 1953 the family moved to California. They drove to California on Route 66. In California, Charles continued his career as a tool and die maker for several companies, eventually retiring from the conch Monadnock company in Industry, CA Mrs. Freeman was manager of Food Services at Gan Gabriel (CA) High School. Mr. Freeman was a self-taught musician and played the banjo and the piano. He was an artist in both oils and water colors. The Freemans retired to Hemet, CA in 1975 and Mr. Freeman continued his painting. He enjoyed trailer camping in the Redwood country and fishing for salmon during the summers of his retirement. Mr Freeman passed away in 1995 at the age of 85. His remains were buried at sea. | FREEMAN, Charles Bicknell (I45690)
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| 3995 | LifeSketch Although he hailed from a long line of seamen, his mother would not let him go to sea , as her father had been lost at sea during a hurricane. Charles sought employment on land as a machinist making tools for the granite industry in the Penobscot Bay area. He served in the Maine National Guard at Camp Elizabeth, as a Sergeant in the Coast Artillery. He was a Master tool and die maker. He married Alice Scammon in 1937 at Rockland. He moved to Connecticut before WW2 and later worked making parts for the Grumman Aircraft company. In 1946, their son William was born and in 1953 the family moved to California. They drove to California on Route 66. In California, Charles continued his career as a tool and die maker for several companies, eventually retiring from the conch Monadnock company in Industry, CA Mrs. Freeman was manager of Food Services at Gan Gabriel (CA) High School. Mr. Freeman was a self-taught musician and played the banjo and the piano. He was an artist in both oils and water colors. The Freemans retired to Hemet, CA in 1975 and Mr. Freeman continued his painting. He enjoyed trailer camping in the Redwood country and fishing for salmon during the summers of his retirement. Mr Freeman passed away in 1995 at the age of 85. His remains were buried at sea. | FREEMAN, Charles Bicknell (I45690)
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| 3996 | LifeSketch Alton Irven Gammon, 70 WARREN -- Alton Irven Gammon, 70, a resident of the Middle Road, owner of the former Gammon's Garage and active community member, died Saturday, April 5, 2008, at the Maine Medical Center in Portland after a battle with leukemia. Mr. Gammon was born Oct. 4, 1937, in Thomaston, the son of Irven and Hazel Moody Gammon, and is a graduate of Warren High School, class of 1956. During his high school years, he joined the United States Coast Guard Reserves, and after graduation, served in the Coast Guard for several years. He began his 40-year career as a truck mechanic working with his father at C.R. Wallace. He then joined his father at Gammon's Garage on the Middle Road in Warren. Alton purchased the garage when his father retired in 1989. Alton retired in 2002. As an active community member, he has served as Town Selectman and was a 33-year member of the Warren Fire Department. In his retirement, he found joy in restoring several cemeteries in town, including the Peterborough, Starrett, Old Settlers and Watts Cemetery; he cleaned the grounds, straightened and raised markers, and fixed the fences. He enjoyed fishing, spending time with family, especially his grandchildren, talking with friends and sharing jokes. Alton was also a 50-year member of the White Oak Grange in Warren. He is predeceased by a grandson, Matthew A. Gammon, in 1986. Visiting hours will be held 6-8 p.m., Wednesday, April 9, 2008, at the Hall Funeral Home, 949 Main St., Waldoboro, where a celebration of Alton's life will be held 11 a.m., Thursday, April 10, with the Rev. Robin Honaker officiating. Interment will be in the Cushing Cemetery, Warren, at a later date. | GAMMON, Alton Irven (I48571)
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| 3997 | LifeSketch Ann C. Berry, 90, aus Kennebunk, starb friedlich am 1. September 2022 in Huntington Common im Kreise ihrer beiden Töchter. Sie wurde am 2. Juni 1932 in Union, Maine, als Tochter von Franklin Benson Calderwood und Marion Kennedy Calderwood geboren und wuchs auf dem Familienbauernhof in Clarry Hill auf. Sie erzählte immer gerne Geschichten über ihre Kindheit auf dem Bauernhof mit ihrer jüngeren Schwester Sandra. Ann war Jahrgangsbeste der Union High School im Jahr 1950 und besuchte anschließend die Wilfred Beauty Academy in Boston, Massachusetts, um ihrem Interesse am Friseurhandwerk nachzugehen. Sie liebte ihre Zeit in der Stadt und kehrte mit kosmopolitischem Flair nach Maine zurück. Sie arbeitete in einem Salon in Camden und lernte Albert (Al) Berry aus Bath kennen, der während seines Marineurlaubs einen Freund besuchte. Das Paar führte während seiner Stationierung eine Fernbeziehung per Briefwechsel und heiratete 1952 in Union. Ann und Al zogen nach Newport, Rhode Island, wo Al stationiert war und Ann ihre Arbeit in Friseursalons fortsetzte. Nach Al's Entlassung aus der Marine zogen Ann und Al nach Boston, wo Al das Wentworth Institute of Technology besuchte und Ann im Elizabeth Arden's Salon arbeitete. Ann und Al ließen sich 1956 dauerhaft in Kennebunk nieder, wo Ann im Sommer in Anthony's Beauty Salon am Dock Square und anschließend viele Jahre im 400 Beauty Salon arbeitete. Ann beendete ihre Karriere im Alter von 82 Jahren im Cutaway in Lower Village und besaß bis zu ihrem Tod eine gültige Friseurlizenz. Im Laufe der Jahre schloss Ann viele dauerhafte Freundschaften mit einer treuen Kundschaft aus der Umgebung und den Sommergästen, darunter auch die ehemalige First Lady Barbara Bush. Ann und Al waren 29 Jahre lang glücklich verheiratet, bis er 1981 unerwartet verstarb. Ann verband bis zu seinem Tod im Jahr 2000 viele Jahre herzliche Freundschaft mit Sumner Crowell aus Kennebunk. Spät im Leben, im Jahr 2014, heiratete Ann ihren langjährigen Freund George Harrington Jr. Das Paar besichtigte gern Sehenswürdigkeiten in Maine und schwelgte in Erinnerungen. Sie bereiteten einander bis zu Georges Tod im Jahr 2018 große Freude. Ann war stets gut gekleidet und trug viele Accessoires, ging gerne einkaufen und sammelte leidenschaftlich alles, was sie schön fand. Ann reiste gern, um alles zu sehen, und war gern unterwegs. Sie liebte es, tanzen zu gehen, ihren Garten zu pflegen, ihre Blumen zu pflegen und mit Freunden zu telefonieren. Ann starben vor ihren Eltern Frank und Marion Calderwood, ihrem ersten Ehemann Albert O. Berry und ihrem zweiten Ehemann George Harrington Jr. | CALDERWOOD, Ann (I43955)
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| 3998 | LifeSketch Ann C. Berry, 90, of Kennebunk, passed away peacefully on September 1, 2022, at Huntington Common with her two daughters at her side. She was born June 2, 1932, in Union, Maine, to Franklin Benson Calderwood and Marion Kennedy Calderwood and grew up on the family farm on Clarry Hill. She always enjoyed telling stories about her childhood on the farm with her younger sister Sandra. Ann was valedictorian of Union High School's class of 1950 and then attended the Wilfred Beauty Academy in Boston, MA, to pursue her interest in hairdressing. She loved her time in the city and returned to Maine with a cosmopolitan air. She worked at a salon in Camden and met Albert (Al) Berry of Bath, who was visiting a friend while on leave from the Navy. The couple maintained a long-distance relationship with letters while he was deployed and were married in Union in 1952. Ann and Al moved to Newport, RI, where Al was stationed and where Ann continued her work in salons. Following Al's discharge from the Navy, Ann and Al moved to Boston where Al attended the Wentworth Institute of Technology and Ann worked at Elizabeth Arden's Salon. Ann and Al settled permanently in Kennebunk in 1956 where Ann worked summers at Anthony's Beauty Salon in Dock Square and then for many years at the 400 Beauty Salon. Ann finished her career at age 82 at the Cutaway in Lower Village and maintained an active hairdressing license until she died. Over the years Ann developed many lasting friendships with a devoted clientele of local and summer residents, including former First Lady Barbara Bush. Ann and Al were happily married for 29 years until his unexpected death in 1981. Ann went on to find many years of warm companionship with Sumner Crowell of Kennebunk until his passing in 2000. Late in life, in 2014, Ann married her long-time friend George Harrington, Jr. The couple enjoyed visiting points of interest around Maine and traveling down memory lane. They brought one another great happiness until George's passing in 2018. Always well dressed and accessorized, Ann loved to go shopping and was an avid collector of all things she found beautiful. Ann enjoyed traveling anywhere to see anything and liked to be "on the go". She loved to go dancing, maintain her yard, tend to her flowers, and talk to friends on the phone. Ann was preceded in death by: her parents, Frank and Marion Calderwood; her first husband, Albert O. Berry; and her second husband, George Harrington, Jr. | CALDERWOOD, Ann (I43955)
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| 3999 | LifeSketch APPLETON – Natalie Irene Mink Gushee, 84, passed away May 13, 2004, at the Anderson Inn at Quarry Hill in Camden. She was born, May 3, 1920, in Appleton, the first child of Ivan Alcott Mink and Irene Lyndall (Johnson) Mink. Natalie was a graduate of Appleton High School, a lifelong resident of Appleton, and an active participant in community activities. On July 9, 1938, she married J. Carleton Gushee, and with him built and operated their farm business, the New Acre Farms. Activities related to farm and community included being appointed to the board of supervisors of the Knox County Soil Conservation Service, and as a member of the Appleton board of selectmen. In the 60's, she was in the forefront of social organization and management of snowmobile trails in her town. Her concern, interest, and study of environmental issues were always a part of her life. Wildlife, plants, and other aspects of the natural world were of paramount interest to her. She was an advocate of continual study and education. After Carleton's death in 1974, Natalie pursued a degree in practical nursing, which led her to a career in nursing, being employed for several years at the Camden Community Hospital. Membership in the People's United Methodist Church in Union, provided spiritual peace and supportive friendship. Other outstanding components in her life were devotion to family, pride in her ancestry, and enjoyment of the beauty around her. She is survived by her children, three daughters, including Roxanna K. Gerrish and her husband, H. Thomas, of Dover-Foxcroft, Nellie I.G. Hedstrom and her husband, Warren, of Orono, Linnette C. Gushee of Appleton; two sons, Joel C. Gushee and his wife, Julie, of Appleton, and Jason A. Gushee of Appleton; brothers, Keith Mink of Appleton, and Lyndon Mink of Florida; and sisters, Lyndall Mink of Portland, and Constance Yattaw of Friendship; nine grandchildren, including Cary Nash of Camden, Craig Nash of Swanville, Jennifer Dube of Alton, N.H., Jake (Warren) Hedstrom Jr. of Orono, Lisa Hedstrom of Orono, Bethany Casarjian of Bronx, N.Y., Amanda Casarjian of Chicago, Ill., Peter Gushee of Royal Palm Beach, Fla., and Andrew Gushee of New Market, N.H. Visiting hours will be held from 6-8 p.m. Sunday, May 16, 2004, at the Hall Funeral Home, 949 Main St., Waldoboro. The funeral will be 2 p.m. Monday, May 17, 2004, at the People's United Methodist Church, Route 235 in Union, with the Rev. Michele Grube officiating. Burial will follow in Pine Grove Cemetery in Appleton. A reception by the family will be held at the Church directly after the service. Her family suggests that memorial contributions be made to the Peoples United Methodist Church or the Gushee Scholarship Fund, care of President Joel Gushee, 2011 Senebec Road, Appleton, ME 04862. Arrangements are under the care and direction of the Hall Funeral Home, Waldoboro. | MINK, Natalie Irene (I44425)
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| 4000 | LifeSketch Arthur S. Benner, 74, of Nobleboro, died at the Maine Medical Center Saturday of burns received April 17 in a grass fire at Nobleboro. Henry D. Benner died that day of a heart attack as he tried to fight the flames on his brother's clothing. Mr. Benner was born in Nobleboro on Aug. 14, 1895, son of Henry and Emma Sproul Benner and was a lifelong resident. He was proprietor of a General Store for 46 years, and for a number of years operated a garage in conjunction with the store. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Helen Getchell Benner; a son, David A. Benner of Nobleboro; two daughters, Mrs. Beatrice Poole of Portland and Mrs. Janet Halloway of Bar Harbor; a sister, Mrs. Ethel Atkinson of Windham; 10 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; several nieces, nephews, and cousins. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home, 77 Main Street, Waldoboro, with the Rev. Earl F. Chapman officiating. Interment will be in the Benner Cemetery, Nobleboro. Lincoln County News: June 18th, 1970. | BENNER, Arthur Sproul (I44867)
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