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| 4001 | LifeSketch Obituary for Edward R. Mank Jr. Edward R. Mank Jr. Edward R. Mank, Jr. 71, of Damariscotta, passed on to be with his Lord on Monday, June 6th at the Miles Memorial Hospital in Damariscotta. He was born on October 9th 1939, in Wiscasset, the son of Edward R. Mank, Sr. and Frances (Lewis) Mank. Edward had many things he was proud of, and loved to talk about in his life; Bath Iron Works, his carpentry skills, and hunting. Of the many things he accomplished, his years at Bath Iron Works were the ones he enjoyed the most. He loved to tell stories of his years he worked there, and the jobs he had done there. He enjoyed spending time with his grandchildren, watching the Boston Red Sox, and he especially enjoyed spending time with his best friend, Hooper the Cat. Hooper gave him comfort and unconditional love during his lengthy illness. He is survived by his wife/companion for the last 14 years, Joan (Harrington) Mank; two children, Edward W. Mank of Augusta, and Robin Mank and her children of Greenville; 1 brother, Richard Mank and his wife Carol of Wiscasset; 1 sister, Brenda House of Phoenix, AZ; 2 step-children, Thomas Harrington of Wiscasset, and Michelle Valliere and her husband Curtis of Wiscasset; 4 grandchildren, Caitlyn and Dylan Harrington of Bath, Kayla Torgerson of Myrtle Beach, SC and David Andrew Valliere of Wiscasset. At the request of Edward, there will be no services. In lieu of flowers, please contact the Strong-Hancock Funeral Home in Damariscotta. Arrangements are under the direction and care of the Storng-Hancock Funeral Home, 612 Main Street, Damariscotta, ME. Condolences, and messages for the family, may be expressed by visiting: www.StrongHancock.com. | MANK, Edward R Jr. (I45180)
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| 4002 | LifeSketch Obituary for Edward R. Mank Jr. Edward R. Mank Jr. Edward R. Mank, Jr. 71, of Damariscotta, passed on to be with his Lord on Monday, June 6th at the Miles Memorial Hospital in Damariscotta. He was born on October 9th 1939, in Wiscasset, the son of Edward R. Mank, Sr. and Frances (Lewis) Mank. Edward had many things he was proud of, and loved to talk about in his life; Bath Iron Works, his carpentry skills, and hunting. Of the many things he accomplished, his years at Bath Iron Works were the ones he enjoyed the most. He loved to tell stories of his years he worked there, and the jobs he had done there. He enjoyed spending time with his grandchildren, watching the Boston Red Sox, and he especially enjoyed spending time with his best friend, Hooper the Cat. Hooper gave him comfort and unconditional love during his lengthy illness. He is survived by his wife/companion for the last 14 years, Joan (Harrington) Mank; two children, Edward W. Mank of Augusta, and Robin Mank and her children of Greenville; 1 brother, Richard Mank and his wife Carol of Wiscasset; 1 sister, Brenda House of Phoenix, AZ; 2 step-children, Thomas Harrington of Wiscasset, and Michelle Valliere and her husband Curtis of Wiscasset; 4 grandchildren, Caitlyn and Dylan Harrington of Bath, Kayla Torgerson of Myrtle Beach, SC and David Andrew Valliere of Wiscasset. At the request of Edward, there will be no services. In lieu of flowers, please contact the Strong-Hancock Funeral Home in Damariscotta. Arrangements are under the direction and care of the Storng-Hancock Funeral Home, 612 Main Street, Damariscotta, ME. Condolences, and messages for the family, may be expressed by visiting: www.StrongHancock.com. | MANK, Edward R Jr. (I45180)
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| 4003 | LifeSketch Obituary for Ronald Leon Yattaw Ronald Leon Yattaw Ronald L. Yattaw, 57 years old died at his home in Friendship, ME on Friday January 28th, 2012 after a brief illness. Ron was born in Rockland, Maine on Sept. 22, 1954, and was the eldest of two sons of the late Constance Mink-Yattaw and Llewellyn Yattaw, Jr. of Friendship Maine. He was a 1972 graduate of Medomak Valley High School where he was recognized for his high academic achievements. In addition, Ron participated in several sports including basketball, track, and baseball, where his baseball team won the state championship in 1970. Shortly after high school, he volunteered his time to the Waldoboro Little Leaque. For the past 30 years Ron owned and operated his own plumbing and heating business serving Friendship and surrounding areas. Ron was a devoted and skilled master plumber who was always there for his customers in need. His passion in later years was to the Maine Harness Horseman's Association (MHHA) where he owned and raced several successful horses. Recently, he was honored at an award ceremony from the MHHA for achieving ten, first place finishes during the 2011 season. Ron was a "local character who was never afraid to speak his mind, and was loved by many. Ronnie is survived by his two sons Eric and his wife Heather of Portland Maine, Matthew and his long time girlfriend Brittney Hawthorne of Rockland, Maine Brother, Keith Yattaw and his wife Michelle of Orlando, FL Father, Llewellyn Yattaw Jr. and wife Cynthia of Friendship, ME, several aunts, uncles and cousins The service will be held 3 p.m. Thursday February 2nd at the Friendship United Methodist Church. A Reception will immediately follow at the Hahn Community Center. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Friendship Fire Department, P.O. Box 207, Friendship, Me 04547 or American Cancer Society, NE Division, 1 Bowdoin Mill Road, Suite 300,Topsham 04086. You are invited to share your condolences with the Yattaw family by visiting their Book of Memories at www.hallfuneralhomes.com Arrangements are entrusted to Hall Funeral Home and Cremation Service, 949 Main Street, Waldoboro, Maine. | YATTAW, Ronald Leon (I44417)
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| 4004 | LifeSketch Obituary link: https://www.bchfh.com/memorials/beatrice-keizer/3813055/ Date: April 2019 THOMASTON – Beatrice M. Keizer, 100 ½, died suddenly and unexpectedly, April 19, 2019, on Good Friday, just fourteen hours after returning home after a wonderful family gathering the prior evening. She was a beloved mother and her children said, "their lives would never be the same". It would be impossible to count the many people she has welcomed into her old country home, including the many friends of her children who often spent the night. She was a wonderful cook and recently mentioned how she missed making those lemon pies, Nissua coffee cake and cheese cakes. Her children remembered when they were younger, coming home from school and having their Mother's homemade goodies. She was waiting for good weather to come so she could get out on her porch. But…., she said she was not looking forward to seeing the new rock piles growing in sight of her back yard. She had lived in this same house since she was sixteen years old and didn't want to be anywhere else. She loved driving and did not like eventually giving up her car however, this gave her the chance to spend more time with her daughter, Polly. They enjoyed many outings together over the years, and Bea had recently informed Polly all of the places and people she wanted to visit over the summer. Bea was an avid lover of animals. She was always quick with a story from years ago, when Clayt and Polly were younger. She loved her dear blind Siamese cat "Su-kai", who she reminisced about often. She especially loved visiting with her great-granddaughter Desirea, to whom she passed on her love of animals. She loved to see all the animals and was never shy about kissing and snuggling ALL the pets, no matter how big or small. Her love of animals reflected her sweet and loving demeanor. She could never understand how anyone could say "stupid animals", and said she knew many animals who were smarter than most people she met. She always loved having her family stop by to visit, which they did regularly. Her grandson Brian stopped by almost daily, bringing her sandwiches and pizza's. She also looked forward to Sunday night pizza dinners with her son, Clayty and daughter-in-law, Bette. On occasion, daughter Polly would join them as well. She always commented how every pizza was the prettiest pizza she had ever seen. Bea enjoyed having her great niece Pearl Seekins come to visit weekly, as well as her friends Jane Sprowl, Marion Martin, Judy Meklin and niece, Kay Sylvester. She loved having Brian over to take care of her beloved bird feeders. She always wanted to do it herself, but didn't mind letting him help out. She would spend hours looking out the windows at the birds and loved the delicate little hummingbirds, waiting their arrival every year. Her plants and birdfeeders were always a source of joy and another excuse for her beloved grandson to stop by. In the past 5 ½ months she enjoyed holding her newest great-great grandchild, Levi Ezra York and loved his blue eyes. Bea always took pride in the flower gardens, vegetable gardens and lawns she kept. In more recent years she was pleased to have her grandson Brian, help with the flower gardens, grandson Jeff, help with the vegetable gardens and her son Clayt, mow her lawn. Bea's favorite flowers from her garden were peonies and she loved to make beautiful bouquets for family and friends. Bea was a longtime active communicant of St. Peters Episcopal Church in Rockland. For many years she loved serving as Altar Guild Coordinator, beginning with Father Kenyon and continuing with several Priests that followed at St. Peters. She enjoyed the Thursday Guild meetings and lunch and was particularly pleased to be visited weekly by the ladies from St. Peters', who brought communion and readings. She was also an Emeritus member of the Order of the Eastern Star and the Rebekah's Lodge in Thomaston. Born in Brandon, VT, October 7, 1918, Bea was the daughter of Chauncy, Sr. and Eva M. Rogers Clark. She attended local schools. Other than her parents, Bea was pre-deceased by her beloved husband, Clayton E. Keizer, Sr. in 1995; her beloved son David Keizer in 1983, and son-in-law John O. Lantz, Jr. in 2015; two beloved grandsons, Jeffrey York in January of this year and Daren Keizer; three siblings, Herbert Clark, Marian Clark and Chauncey Clark, Jr. She is survived by her daughter, Pauline York Lantz of Port Clyde; her son Clayton E. Keizer, Jr. and his wife Bette of Cushing; her sister Elizabeth Howland of Brandon, VT; nine grandchildren, Kevin Keizer, Brian York, Sherry Ripley, Jamie Keizer, Kimberly Moore, Sal Keizer, Lisa Garrison, Heather Keizer, Michael Tripp; 18 great-grandchildren, Robbie Keizer, Christoffer Keizer, Cody Myers, Aleyah Keizer, Caleb Keizer, Andrew McLain, Landon Garrison, Desirea York, Keith York, Hannah Moore, Zachary Moore, Kelsie Smith, Dakota Keizer, Amiah Keizer, Daren J. Smith, Lilly, Landon and Ophelia Tripp; two great-great grandchildren, Emily Sykes and Levi E. York, as well as several nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to visit from 10:00 to 11:00 am, Thursday, May 23, 2019, at Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, 110 Limerock Street, Rockland, where a funeral service will be held at 11:00 am. The Reverend Lael Sorensen, Rector of St. Peters Episcopal Church, Rockland, will officiate. Interment will be in Village Cemetery, Thomaston. To share a memory or story with Bea's family, please visit their online Book of Memories at www.bchfh.com. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Pope Memorial Humane Society of Knox County, P.O. Box 1294, Rockland, ME 04841. | CLARK, Beatrice M. (I44204)
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| 4005 | LifeSketch OBITUARY: ROCKLAND – Dorothy H. 'Dotty' Rogers, 83, died Monday, April 18, 2011, at Knox Center for Long Term Care, following a long illness. Born in Rockland, August 3, 1927, she was the daughter of William and Agnes Grafton Holbrook. Educated in local schools, she was a graduate of Rockland High School. Soon after high school, she married Gerald F. Gardner. During their marriage the couple had four children. As well as being a devoted homemaker and mother, Dotty worked at various seafood processing plants, including National Sea Products and at van Ballen's in Rockland. She also served as Secretary to Thomaston Superintendant of Schools, Albert Strout. In 1966, Dotty married Carl H. Rogers, who immediately became a faithful husband and father to Dotty and her four children. The couple made their home on Pleasant Street in Thomaston for several years. Dotty enjoyed camping, gardening and spending time in the woods. She had fond memories of her trips to visit her aunt Ruth in Vermont. More than anything, she loved her family and grandchildren, and greatly enjoyed caring for her grandchildren. Her greatest disappointment was when her declining health made it impossible for her to continue personally contributing to the care of her family. Always possessing a deep faith, she was a longtime member of the Littlefield Memorial Baptist Church, where she taught Sunday school, helped on church suppers and was involved in many of the church programs. Other than her parents, Dotty was pre-deceased by her husband Carl in 2002; two sons, David J. Gardner in 1991, Gerald Gardner, Jr. in 1967; two sisters, Helen Moore and Lucille Ward and one granddaughter, Kilei Gardner. She is survived by three daughters and their husbands, Judy and Robert McMahan of Owls Head, Michelle and Steve Widdecombe of Rockland, Linda and Robert Littlejohn of Bradford; one sister, Patricia Samson of Rockland; fifteen grandchildren, Frank, David, Barry, Kristan, Amy, Cliff, Erica, Elena, Gabrielle, Stevie, Chelsea, Benjamin, Tiffany, Cassy; eleven great-grandchildren, Miranda, Travis, Lexy, David, Matthew, McKenzie, Brittany, Deacon, Devan, Austin, Angelann; and a special friend Cynthia Hatt of Rockland; as well as several nieces and nephews. A graveside committal service will be held at 10:00 a.m., Friday, April 22, at the new Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Mount Vernon Road, Augusta. Arrangements are in the care of Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, 110 Limerock Street, Rockland. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to either the Interstitial Cystitis Association, 100 Park Avenue, Suite 108-A, Rockville, MD 20850, or Maine Parkinson Society, 359 Perry Road, Bangor, ME, 04401. | HOLBROOK, Dorothy H (I43908)
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| 4006 | LifeSketch OCKLAND – Valerie F. Smith, 80, died Wednesday, November 6, 2013 at Pen Bay Medical Center in Rockport after an extended illness. Born in Rockland, June 15, 1933, she was the daughter of Kenneth D., Sr. and Maude Keizer Feyler. She attended schools in Thomaston. Valerie married Maynard Smith, Jr. and the couple made their home on Limerock Street in Rockland. For a number of years Valerie volunteered at the former Knox Hospital in Rockland and then Pen Bay Medical Center, Rockport. She ultimately worked at Pen Bay and retired from the medical center. When her children were younger, she was a Girl Scout leader. From October to December each year, she would be making Christmas wreaths to sell, providing a wonderful Christmas for her children. She also enjoyed camping with the Dragon Cement Plant families for many years, especially the trip to Expo '67 in Canada. Valerie enjoyed knitting, quilting, working in her beautiful flower gardens, and visiting her family. Predeceased by her husband Maynard, her parents, and her brother Kenneth D. Feyler, Jr., Valerie is survived by her children, Robert W. Smith and his wife Cheryl of Rockville, Wanda Leavitt and her husband Gregg of Carmel, Karen Harris and her husband Gary of Hubbardston, MA, Stuart Smith and his wife Holly of Rockport, Mary Wall and her husband Randy of Ellenton, FL, Rebecca Lothrop and her husband Linwood of Rockland; eight grandchildren, Shane Smith, Laurie Camire, Katie Rothfield, Alisa Roman, Karen Rackliff, Susan Rackliff, Michael Lothrop and Jennifer Curtis; along with several great-grandchildren. She is also survived by her sisters-in-law, Erma Landry, Margaret Smith and Joanne Feyler. Friends and family are invited to visit from 5:00 to 7:00 pm, Monday, November 11th at Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, 110 Limerock Street, Rockland, where a funeral service will be held at 11:00 am, Tuesday. Reverend Seth Jones will officiate. Interment will be at Achorn Cemetery, followed by a reception at 104 Limerock Street. (Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home) | FEYLER, Valerie (I43956)
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| 4007 | LifeSketch Orianna B. Mank, 79, of Nobleboro, passed away on November 15, 2022, at the Sussman House in Rockport, after a period of declining health. Orianna was born on October 12, 1943, in Damariscotta, the daughter of John Feyler and Mary (Winslow) Feyler. Orianna graduated from Waldoboro High School in the Class of 1961. She married Donald Mank on October 28, 1961 and they recently celebrated their 61st anniversary. She worked at Sylvania for 41 years. Orianna loved doing crafts, painting and was a wonderful baker. She attended the North Nobleboro Baptist Church and helped with the North Nobleboro serving group. She loved helping others and embraced her Christian faith. Orianna was predeceased by her father John Feyler. She is survived by her mother Mary Feyler of Nobleboro, her loving husband of 61 years, Donald Mank of Nobleboro, son Gregory Mank of Nobleboro, daughter Roxanna Mank of Waldoboro, son Dakota Mank of Waldoboro; grandchildren Benjamin Mank of Nobleboro, Allison Mank of Nobleboro, Dominik Mank of Waldoboro and Adrian Mank of Waldoboro and her sister Shirley Hall of Nobleboro. The family will honor her life privately. Hall's of Waldoboro has care of the arrangements. To extend online condolences, visit her Book of Memories at www.hallfuneralhomes.com. | FEYLER, Orianna B (I46888)
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| 4008 | LifeSketch Orianna B. Mank, 79, of Nobleboro, passed away on November 15, 2022, at the Sussman House in Rockport, after a period of declining health. Orianna was born on October 12, 1943, in Damariscotta, the daughter of John Feyler and Mary (Winslow) Feyler. Orianna graduated from Waldoboro High School in the Class of 1961. She married Donald Mank on October 28, 1961 and they recently celebrated their 61st anniversary. She worked at Sylvania for 41 years. Orianna loved doing crafts, painting and was a wonderful baker. She attended the North Nobleboro Baptist Church and helped with the North Nobleboro serving group. She loved helping others and embraced her Christian faith. Orianna was predeceased by her father John Feyler. She is survived by her mother Mary Feyler of Nobleboro, her loving husband of 61 years, Donald Mank of Nobleboro, son Gregory Mank of Nobleboro, daughter Roxanna Mank of Waldoboro, son Dakota Mank of Waldoboro; grandchildren Benjamin Mank of Nobleboro, Allison Mank of Nobleboro, Dominik Mank of Waldoboro and Adrian Mank of Waldoboro and her sister Shirley Hall of Nobleboro. The family will honor her life privately. Hall's of Waldoboro has care of the arrangements. To extend online condolences, visit her Book of Memories at www.hallfuneralhomes.com. | FEYLER, Orianna B (I46888)
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| 4009 | LifeSketch Parents: William Blanchard Lewis 1885-1961 & Hazel E. Butterfield 1890-? When Roberta A. Lewis was born on 22 June 1913 in Newport, Maine, USA, her father, William, was 27, and her mother, Hazel, was 23. She married Asa Burbank Kimball on 2 June 1940 in Maine, USA. They had two children during their marriage. She died having lived for more than 100 years. She died on 30 April 2017 in St Petersburg, Florida, USA, at the age of 103, and was buried in Standish, Maine, USA. | LEWIS, Roberta A (I44190)
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| 4010 | LifeSketch Patricia Ann Egan Guiberson BIRTH 14 Feb 1929 Bainbridge Island, Kitsap County, Washington, USA DEATH 18 Sep 1968 (aged 39) Seattle, King County, Washington, USA BURIAL Holyrood Cemetery Shoreline, King County, Washington, USA PLOT Section M, Lot 2636, Site 2 Guiberson Patricia Ann Guiberson, Sept. 18, 1544 S. Ferdinand St., age 39. Beloved wife of William R. Guiberson. Mother of Mrs. Dennis Hennessey, Miss Mary Ellen, William, John, Tom and Robert Guiberson. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Egan. Sister of Sister Maureen, Mrs. Eugene Kimmel, Mrs. John DeMartino, Thomas, Richard and Denis Egan. Also, one grandchild. Rosary today, Friday, 7:30 p.m.; Requiem Mass Saturday, 10 a.m., both St. George's Church. Georgetown Funeral Home directors. Burial, Holyrood. (The Seattle Times, September 20, 1968, Page 71) Birth Date: Feb. 14, 1929 Birth Location: Bainbridge Island, Kitsap County, WA, USA Death Location: Seattle, King County, WA, USA [Contributed by Ron Shrack (#47489183)] Link to Mother [Contributed by Philip Weiss (#47403263)] Burial Date: September 21, 1968 Family Members Parents John Egan John Leslie Egan 1896– 1978 Frances Egan Frances Natalie Oliver Egan 1904– 1929 Spouse William Guiberson William R Guiberson 1927– 2015 Half Siblings Maureen Egan Maureen R Egan 1934– 1992 | EGAN, Patricia Ann (I45643)
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| 4011 | LifeSketch Patricia Ann Egan Guiberson BIRTH 14 Feb 1929 Bainbridge Island, Kitsap County, Washington, USA DEATH 18 Sep 1968 (aged 39) Seattle, King County, Washington, USA BURIAL Holyrood Cemetery Shoreline, King County, Washington, USA PLOT Section M, Lot 2636, Site 2 Guiberson Patricia Ann Guiberson, Sept. 18, 1544 S. Ferdinand St., age 39. Beloved wife of William R. Guiberson. Mother of Mrs. Dennis Hennessey, Miss Mary Ellen, William, John, Tom and Robert Guiberson. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Egan. Sister of Sister Maureen, Mrs. Eugene Kimmel, Mrs. John DeMartino, Thomas, Richard and Denis Egan. Also, one grandchild. Rosary today, Friday, 7:30 p.m.; Requiem Mass Saturday, 10 a.m., both St. George's Church. Georgetown Funeral Home directors. Burial, Holyrood. (The Seattle Times, September 20, 1968, Page 71) Birth Date: Feb. 14, 1929 Birth Location: Bainbridge Island, Kitsap County, WA, USA Death Location: Seattle, King County, WA, USA [Contributed by Ron Shrack (#47489183)] Link to Mother [Contributed by Philip Weiss (#47403263)] Burial Date: September 21, 1968 Family Members Parents John Egan John Leslie Egan 1896—1978 Frances Egan Frances Natalie Oliver Egan 1904—1929 Spouse William Guiberson William R Guiberson 1927—2015 Half Siblings Maureen Egan Maureen R Egan 1934—1992 | EGAN, Patricia Ann (I45643)
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| 4012 | LifeSketch Philip A. Gammon, 68, aus Gaylord Road 39, Gaylordsville, starb am 8. Dezember im Candlewood Valley Health & Rehabilitation Center in New Milford. Herr Gammon wurde am 19. März 1934 in Rockland, Maine, als Sohn von Helen (Hill) Gammon aus Gaylordsville und dem verstorbenen Austin E. Gammon geboren. Er machte 1952 seinen Abschluss an der Housatonic Valley Regional High School in Falls Village und absolvierte dort Kurse im landwirtschaftlichen Fachbereich. Er liebte Tiere und half in seiner Freizeit gerne Landwirten. Er arbeitete viele Jahre als Maschinist bei Winchester Electronics. Die Beisetzung findet im Frühjahr auf dem Cushing Cemetery in Warren, Maine, statt. Das Bestattungsinstitut Colonial in New Milford kümmert sich um die Bestattung. | GAMMON, Philip A (I43406)
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| 4013 | LifeSketch Philip A. Gammon, 68, of 39 Gaylord Road, Gaylordsville, died Dec. 8 at Candlewood Valley Health & Rehabilitation Center in New Milford. Mr. Gammon was born March 19, 1934, in Rockland, Maine, a son of Helen (Hill) Gammon of Gaylordsville and the late Austin E. Gammon. He graduated from Housatonic Valley Regional High School in Falls Village, completing courses in the school?s vocational agricultural department, in 1952. He loved animals and enjoyed helping farmers in his spare time. He worked as machinist at Winchester Electronics for many years. Burial will be in Cushing Cemetery, Warren, Maine, in the spring. The Colonial Funeral Home in New Milford is in charge of the arrangements. | GAMMON, Philip A (I43406)
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| 4014 | LifeSketch PORT CLYDE — Betty Ann Libby, 84, aus Port Clyde, verstarb am Donnerstag, dem 3. Dezember 2020, an den Folgen einer langen Herzerkrankung. Betty wurde am 1. Juni 1936 in Boston, Massachusetts, als Tochter von August und Beatrice (Claytor) Kobs geboren. Sie machte ihren Abschluss an der Camden High School, wo sie Basketball spielte und sich in vielen anderen Bereichen engagierte. Sie arbeitete lange als Buchhalterin und für viele lokale Unternehmen, darunter das Autohaus Moody's. Betty leitete außerdem viele Jahre lang das Dip Net Restaurant in Port Clyde, wo sie für ihre Brokkoli-Sandwiches berühmt war. Die Originalkarte ist dort noch heute zu sehen! Am 13. Juni 1954 heiratete sie Roger Libby. Gemeinsam gründeten und leiteten sie eine erfolgreiche kommerzielle Fischereiflotte, für die sie die Buchhaltung und Finanzen verwaltete. Betty reiste gern und war gerne in der Natur. Als ihre Kinder Glen und Gary noch klein waren, verbrachten sie fast jedes Sommerwochenende beim Zelten auf den Inseln. rund um die Muscongus Bay, zusammen mit mehreren anderen Familien. Ihre Kinder sagen: „Mama war immer da, wenn es um Abenteuer mit ihren Söhnen ging." Ob es eine Wanderung um die Inseln, den Mount Battie oder eine Fahrt mit dem Ausflugsboot entlang der Küste von Maine war. Sie lernte, mit Seekarte, Winkelmesser und Kompass einen Kurs zu bestimmen, da es damals noch kein Radar gab, und sie erreichten trotz Nebel immer ihr Ziel. Betty gründete und leitete auch Glen und Garys Cub Scout Troop, als sie aufwuchsen. Später verbrachten Roger und Betty die Winter gerne in Florida und auf den Virgin Islands mit mehreren Freunden aus Maine, die ebenfalls dorthin reisten. Betty war ein beliebtes Mitglied der Port Clyde-Gemeinde. Sie und Roger waren Stammgäste im Harpoon Restaurant (ihre Highschool-Fotos hängen an der Wand im Barraum). Ihr Haus war viele Jahre lang ein beliebtes Ziel für Familie und Freunde in Port Clyde, wo sie gerne Gäste bewirtete (besonders an den Feiertagen), kochte und mit ihren Gitarre. Vorverstorben sind ihre Eltern, ihre Schwestern Frances Kobs Oliviere und Peggy Spaulding, ihre Enkelkinder Kristopher Coulter und Jason Lee Morris sowie ihre Schwiegertochter Kim Libby. Sie hinterlässt ihren Ehemann Roger aus Port Clyde, mit dem sie 65 Jahre verheiratet war, ihre Söhne Glen Libby und seine Partnerin Claire Bissell sowie Gary Libby, alle aus Port Clyde, ihre Enkelkinder Jason, Justin, Jenna, Jessica, Kari, Dan und Leslie sowie zahlreiche Urenkel und Ururenkel. Betty wird uns sehr fehlen, aber die Erinnerungen an sie und ihre Liebe zur Natur und zum Reisen werden in ihren Kindern und Enkeln weiterleben. Eine Trauerfeier ist für das Frühjahr 2021 geplant und wird noch bekannt gegeben. Anstelle von Blumen bittet die Familie um Spenden in Bettys Gedenken an: Donate Life at New England Donor Services, 60 First Ave., Waltham, MA 02451. Zum Teilen Wenn Sie Bettys Familie Ihre Anteilnahme oder Ihr Beileid aussprechen möchten, besuchen Sie bitte das Erinnerungsbuch unter bchfh.com. Die Bestattung übernimmt das Bestattungsinstitut Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins, Limerock Street 110, Rockland. -Find-a-Grave | KOBS, Betty Ann (I43483)
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| 4015 | LifeSketch PORTLAND - Doris Vernon (Littlefield) Chapman, died on July 17, 2020, at the age of 99. She was born in Bangor on March 22, 1921, the daughter of Addie Mahoney Littlefield and Vernon Tracy Littlefield. Educated in the Bangor schools, she graduated from the Eastern Maine General Hospital School of Nursing in 1942. Her nursing career included nearly two years of service with the Army Nurse Corps during World War II, serving in England and France as well as in the United States. She was married to Gordon Lewis Chapman of Portland on August 29, 1948, and they made their home with their sons, Stephen and David in Orono where he was a forestry professor at the University of Maine until his untimely death in 1956. She pursued her education at the University of Maine, earning a B.A. and an M.A. in English as well as a Master of Library Science. She taught English at the secondary and college levels for a number of years, and her career as a librarian included positions at Fogler Library at the University of Maine, Deering High School in Portland, and Portland Public Library. For several years she was a volunteer librarian at the Portland Museum of Art Library. She was active in both English educational and library professional organizations, having served on the Maine Library Commission for several years. She had been active in the Woman's Literary Union, at the Victoria Mansion serving as a guide for several years, and a member of the Board of Trustees of the Eunice Frye Home Foundation. She was also a member of the College Club of Portland, the Board of Fellows at the Portland Museum of Art, and served on the board and as president of the Portland String Quartet's Lark Society. She was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church in Portland. In addition to her parents, three brothers, and her husband Gordon L. Chapman and her daughter in law Jeri Kane Chapman, she was predeceased by a daughter Margaret Ellen Chapman, who died in infancy. Survivors include her son Stephen G. Chapman, her son David V. Chapman and his wife Sally Green, her beloved grandchildren, Greer Alexandra Chapman and William Kane Chapman, and two nephews. She requested that if people wished to remember her in some way that contributions be made in lieu of flowers to the Gordon L. Chapman Loan Fund and directed to the Office of Student Financial Aid at the University of Maine at Orono. Online condolence messages can be submitted at the Chad E. Poitras Cremation and Funeral Service website, mainefuneral.com Published on July 30, 2020 | LITTLEFIELD, Doris Vernon (I44310)
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| 4016 | LifeSketch PORTLAND - Russell N. Winchenbach, of Yarmouth, died Sept. 7, at Maine Medical Center after a long and couragous battle with kidney disease. He was born in Waldoboro, March 3, 1919, the son of Fred Y. and Lorna Staples Wichenbach. He graduated from Waldoboro High School. Mr. Winchenbach was married to teh former Shriley Burnes who predeceased him in 1997. He had lovingly cared for his wife the last three years of her life. Mr. Winchenbach served in World War II and the Korean War. During World War II he served in the European-African-Middle Eastern Theatre of Operations. He was awarded the Bronze Star, Victory Medal, and the E.A.M.E. Theatre Campaingn Ribbon. His Bronze Star citation recongnized him for assuming the responsibilities of the non-commissioned officer in charge of troop movements with full charge of the battallon locator section. It was noted that the troops were widely scattered and his battallon processed forms for upwards to 75,000 officers and enlisted men. He was a member of teh American Legion and VFW. Mr. Winchenbach was involved in town government and served as the Town Manager and on the Board of Selectmen in Waldoboro. His dedicational to the town was noted in numberous letters from Waldoboro citizens, including one from Senator Frederick Payne. Mr. Winchenbach never "tooted his own horn" and his chidlren found these letters during his last illness. He and his wife also built and ran Fieldcrest Manor in Waldoboro. He was most recently employed at Clark's in Union. He enjoyed spening time with his family, relaxing at his cottage with friends, and traveling to Florida with his wife. His request was to spend the last two weeks of his life visiting family and friends. As usual, he was more interested in hearing about what they were doing than talking about him or how he was feeling. His children, Laurie Jane and Fred, agree that he was a wonderful listener who seldom gave advice but still managed to help you make the best decisions. After visitying his grandchildren during his last days he uttered one of his most commonly used phrases which was "it all turned out pretty good, didn't it." He is survived by his daughter, Laurie Jane Broberg of Yarmouth; his son, Russell Fred Winchenbach of Maryville, Tenn; seven grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. His brother, Everett Winchenbach, predeceased him. He will also be greatly missed buy his son-in-law Gilbert Brobery, his daughter-in-law, Doris Winchenbach; a special cousin Keith Winchenbach of Rockland and his friends at Bartlett Circle in Yarmouth. At Mr. Winchenbach's request there will be no funeral. A rememberance reception will be held at his daughter's house in Yarmouth on Sept. 11. Burial will be at the Veteran's Cemetery in Augusta. | WINCHENBACH, Russell Nathan (I36786)
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| 4017 | LifeSketch PORTLAND — Doris Vernon (Littlefield) Chapman starb am 17. Juli 2020 im Alter von 99 Jahren. Sie wurde am 22. März 1921 in Bangor als Tochter von Addie Mahoney Littlefield und Vernon Tracy Littlefield geboren. Sie besuchte die Schulen in Bangor und schloss 1942 die Krankenpflegeschule des Eastern Maine General Hospital ab. Ihre Karriere als Krankenschwester umfasste fast zwei Jahre Dienst beim Army Nurse Corps während des Zweiten Weltkriegs, wo sie in England und Frankreich sowie in den Vereinigten Staaten diente. Am 29. August 1948 heiratete sie Gordon Lewis Chapman aus Portland. Sie lebten mit ihren Söhnen Stephen und David in Orono, wo er bis zu seinem frühen Tod 1956 als Professor für Forstwirtschaft an der University of Maine tätig war. Sie setzte ihre Ausbildung an der University of Maine fort und erwarb einen B.A. und einen M.A. in Anglistik sowie einen Master of Library Science. Sie unterrichtete mehrere Jahre Englisch an weiterführenden Schulen und Hochschulen und war in der Fogler Library der University of Maine, der Deering High School in Portland und der Portland Public Library tätig. Mehrere Jahre lang war sie ehrenamtlich in der Bibliothek des Portland Museum of Art tätig. Sie engagierte sich in englischsprachigen Bildungs- und Bibliotheksverbänden und war mehrere Jahre Mitglied der Maine Library Commission. Sie engagierte sich in der Woman's Literary Union, war mehrere Jahre als Fremdenführerin im Victoria Mansion tätig und Mitglied des Kuratoriums der Eunice Frye Home Foundation. Sie war außerdem Mitglied des College Club of Portland, des Board of Fellows des Portland Museum of Art und saß im Vorstand und als Präsidentin der Lark Society des Portland String Quartet. Sie war Mitglied der Trinity Episcopal Church in Portland. Neben ihren Eltern, drei Brüdern, ihrem Ehemann Gordon L. Chapman und ihrer Schwiegertochter Jeri Kane Chapman starb vor ihr auch ihre Tochter Margaret Ellen Chapman, die im Säuglingsalter verstarb. Zu ihren Hinterbliebenen zählen ihr Sohn Stephen G. Chapman, ihr Sohn David V. Chapman und dessen Ehefrau Sally Green, ihre geliebten Enkelkinder Greer Alexandra Chapman und William Kane Chapman sowie zwei Neffen. Sie bat darum, dass alle, die ihrer in irgendeiner Weise gedenken möchten, anstelle von Blumen Spenden an den Gordon L. Chapman Loan Fund senden und diese an das Office of Student Financial Aid der University of Maine in Orono richten. Online-Beileidsbekundungen können auf der Website des Chad E. Poitras Cremation and Funeral Service eingereicht werden: mainefuneral.com Veröffentlicht am 30. Juli 2020 | LITTLEFIELD, Doris Vernon (I44310)
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| 4018 | LifeSketch PORTLAND — Russell N. Winchenbach aus Yarmouth starb am 7. September im Maine Medical Center nach langem und tapferem Kampf gegen eine Nierenerkrankung. Er wurde am 3. März 1919 in Waldoboro als Sohn von Fred Y. und Lorna Staples Wichenbach geboren. Er absolvierte die Waldoboro High School. Herr Winchenbach war mit der ehemaligen Shriley Burnes verheiratet, die 1997 vor ihm verstarb. Er hatte seine Frau in den letzten drei Jahren ihres Lebens liebevoll gepflegt. Herr Winchenbach diente im Zweiten Weltkrieg und im Koreakrieg. Während des Zweiten Weltkriegs diente er im europäisch-afrikanisch-nahöstlichen Kriegsgebiet. Er wurde mit dem Bronze Star, der Victory Medal und dem E.A.M.E. Theatre Campaign Ribbon ausgezeichnet. Seine Auszeichnung mit dem Bronze Star würdigte ihn für seine Verantwortung als Unteroffizier für Truppenbewegungen mit der vollen Verantwortung für die Bataillons-Ortungsabteilung. Es wurde festgestellt, dass die Truppen weit verstreut waren und sein Bataillon Formulare für bis zu 75.000 Offiziere und Mannschaften bearbeitete. Er war Mitglied der American Legion und der VFW. Herr Winchenbach engagierte sich in der Stadtverwaltung und diente als Stadtverwalter und Mitglied des Stadtrats von Waldoboro. Sein Engagement für die Stadt wurde in zahlreichen Briefen von Waldoboroer Bürgern, darunter einem von Senator Frederick Payne, gewürdigt. Herr Winchenbach machte nie große Bekanntschaft, und seine Kinder fanden diese Briefe während seiner letzten Krankheit. Er und seine Frau bauten und leiteten außerdem Fieldcrest Manor in Waldoboro. Zuletzt war er bei Clark's in Union beschäftigt. Er verbrachte gerne Zeit mit seiner Familie, entspannte sich mit Freunden in seinem Ferienhaus und reiste mit seiner Frau nach Florida. Sein Wunsch war es, die letzten zwei Wochen seines Lebens bei Familie und Freunden zu verbringen. Wie üblich interessierte er sich mehr dafür, zu hören, was sie taten, als über sich selbst oder seine Gefühle zu sprechen. Seine Kinder, Laurie Jane und Fred, sind sich einig, dass er ein wunderbarer Zuhörer war, der selten Ratschläge gab, aber dennoch dazu beitrug, die besten Entscheidungen zu treffen. Nachdem er in seinen letzten Tagen seine Enkelkinder besucht hatte, sagte er einen seiner häufigsten Sätze: „Es ist doch alles ganz gut ausgegangen, nicht wahr?" Er hinterlässt seine Tochter Laurie Jane Broberg aus Yarmouth, seinen Sohn Russell Fred Winchenbach aus Maryville, Tennessee, sieben Enkel und vier Urenkel. Sein Bruder Everett Winchenbach starb vor ihm. Auch sein Schwiegersohn Gilbert Brobery, seine Schwiegertochter Doris Winchenbach, sein besonderer Cousin Keith Winchenbach aus Rockland und seine Freunde am Bartlett Circle in Yarmouth werden ihn sehr vermissen. Auf Wunsch von Herrn Winchenbach findet keine Beerdigung statt. Am 11. September findet im Haus seiner Tochter in Yarmouth ein Gedenkempfang statt. Die Beisetzung erfolgt auf dem Veteranenfriedhof in Augusta. | WINCHENBACH, Russell Nathan (I36786)
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| 4019 | LifeSketch READFIELD - Nina Webber Mank, 81, died early Wednesday morning, Sept. 12, 2018, at her home in Readfield, with her family by her side, after a short illness. She was born in Winthrop Center on Nov. 14, 1936, to the late Elton Quimby and Thelma Evangeline (Smith) Webber. Nina grew up in Winthrop and was a graduate of Winthrop High School. Upon graduation, she was hired by the State of Maine/DHHS, where she worked for over 35 years until her retirement. Nina married Sheldon Mank on Dec. 6, 1969, and would have celebrated their 49th wedding anniversary in December. Nina loved the Maine outdoors, where she and Sheldon enjoyed, among other activities, boating, four-wheeling, snowmobiling, and camping throughout their years together. Nina was also very crafty. She liked crocheting, knitting and sewing to name a few, and was very diligent in working on her crossword puzzles and jumbles. She is survived by her husband, Sheldon; her son, Lee Mank and his wife, Amanda and her grandchildren, Ryan and Samantha, all of Readfield; her two stepsons, Wayne and Craig Mank, both of Rockland. A celebration of Nina's life will be held graveside at Lakeview Cemetery, Narrows Pond Road, Winthrop. Arrangements are in the care of Roberts Funeral Home, 62 Bowdoin St., Winthrop, where memories, condolences, photos and videos may be shared with the family on the obituary page of our website at www.khrfuneralhomes.com. (Central Maine Newspapers 9/16/2018) | WEBBER, Nina M (I44511)
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| 4020 | LifeSketch READFIELD – Sheldon L. Mank, 91, passed away Saturday, October 22, 2022 at Alfond Center For Health in Augusta. He was born in Jefferson on June 9, 1931, the son of Lee and Alice (Hunt) Mank. Sheldon grew up and spent much of his childhood in Waldoboro. He married Nina Webber at their home in Winthrop Center on December 6, 1969 and celebrated 49 years of marriage together before her passing in 2018. Sheldon was employed as a tactor trailer truck driver for several years until being employed with the Town of Winthrop in the Public Works Department until his retirement in the early 1990's. Sheldon loved the outdoors where he enjoyed hunting, fishing and camping. He also looked forward to his Sunday drives up to northern Maine. Sheldon was predeceased by his wife, Nina, a son, Tony Mank, and brothers Gerald and Roger, as well as a sister, Marjorie. He is survived by his three sons, Lee Mank and wife Amanda of Readfield, Wayne Mank and wife Donna of Rockland and Craig Mank of Hope; three sisters, Pauline Bragg and Lorraine Hayden of Waldoboro, Beth Benner of Jefferson and; one brother, Chester Mank of Waldoboro; grandchildren, Samantha Mank and Ryan Mank of Readfield, Christine Mank and her husband Chad Gray of Knox, Cathy Mank of Rockland and Kallista Mank-Arvin of West Virginia; great-grandchildren, Braydon and Carson Stratton of Readfield, Elizabeth Mank of Rockland, Alex Gray, Valerie Gray, Breanna Gray and Julie Gray of Knox. Sheldon's life will be celebrated in a graveside service at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2022 at Lakeview Cemetery, Narrows Pond Road, Winthrop. Arrangements are in the care of Roberts Funeral Home, 62 Bowdoin St., Winthrop where memories, condolences and photos may be shared with the family at http://www.khrfuneralhomes.com | MANK, Sheldon L (I44531)
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| 4021 | LifeSketch READFIELD — Nina Webber Mank, 81, starb am frühen Mittwochmorgen, dem 12. September 2018, in ihrem Haus in Readfield im Kreise ihrer Familie nach kurzer Krankheit. Sie wurde am 14. November 1936 in Winthrop Center als Tochter der verstorbenen Elton Quimby und Thelma Evangeline (Smith) Webber geboren. Nina wuchs in Winthrop auf und machte ihren Abschluss an der Winthrop High School. Nach ihrem Abschluss wurde sie vom Staat Maine/DHHS eingestellt, wo sie über 35 Jahre bis zu ihrer Pensionierung arbeitete. Nina heiratete Sheldon Mank am 6. Dezember 1969 und hätte im Dezember ihren 49. Hochzeitstag gefeiert. Nina liebte die Natur in Maine und genossen dort während ihrer gemeinsamen Jahre unter anderem Bootfahren, Quadfahren, Schneemobilfahren und Camping. Nina war außerdem sehr handwerklich begabt. Sie häkelte, strickte und nähte gern, um nur einige zu nennen, und arbeitete sehr fleißig an ihren Kreuzworträtseln und anderen Aufgaben. Sie hinterlässt ihren Ehemann Sheldon, ihren Sohn Lee Mank und dessen Frau Amanda sowie ihre Enkelkinder Ryan und Samantha, alle aus Readfield, und ihre beiden Stiefsöhne Wayne und Craig Mank, beide aus Rockland. Nina wird auf dem Lakeview Cemetery, Narrows Pond Road, Winthrop, bestattet. Die Bestattung wird vom Bestattungsinstitut Roberts, Bowdoin St. 62, Winthrop, organisiert. Erinnerungen, Beileidsbekundungen, Fotos und Videos können Sie auf der Nachrufseite unserer Website unter www.khrfuneralhomes.com mit der Familie teilen. (Central Maine Newspapers, 16.09.2018) | WEBBER, Nina M (I44511)
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| 4022 | LifeSketch READFIELD — Sheldon L. Mank, 91, verstarb am Samstag, den 22. Oktober 2022, im Alfond Center for Health in Augusta. Er wurde am 9. Juni 1931 in Jefferson als Sohn von Lee und Alice (Hunt) Mank geboren. Sheldon wuchs in Waldoboro auf und verbrachte dort einen Großteil seiner Kindheit. Am 6. Dezember 1969 heiratete er Nina Webber in ihrem Haus in Winthrop Center und feierte mit ihr 49 Ehejahre, bevor sie 2018 verstarb. Sheldon arbeitete mehrere Jahre als Sattelschlepperfahrer, bevor er bis zu seiner Pensionierung Anfang der 1990er Jahre im Bauamt der Stadt Winthrop arbeitete. Sheldon liebte die Natur und ging gerne jagen, angeln und campen. Er freute sich auch auf seine Sonntagsausflüge in den Norden Maines. Sheldon starb bereits vor seiner Frau Nina, seinem Sohn Tony Mank, seinen Brüdern Gerald und Roger sowie seiner Schwester Marjorie. Er hinterlässt seine drei Söhne Lee Mank und seine Frau Amanda aus Readfield, Wayne Mank und seine Frau Donna aus Rockland und Craig Mank aus Hope; drei Schwestern, Pauline Bragg und Lorraine Hayden aus Waldoboro, Beth Benner aus Jefferson und einen Bruder, Chester Mank aus Waldoboro; seine Enkel Samantha Mank und Ryan Mank aus Readfield, Christine Mank und ihr Mann Chad Gray aus Knox, Cathy Mank aus Rockland und Kallista Mank-Arvin aus West Virginia; seine Urenkel Braydon und Carson Stratton aus Readfield, Elizabeth Mank aus Rockland, Alex Gray, Valerie Gray, Breanna Gray und Julie Gray aus Knox. Sheldons Leben wird um 14 Uhr in einer Trauerfeier am Grab gewürdigt. Mittwoch, 16. November 2022, auf dem Lakeview Cemetery, Narrows Pond Road, Winthrop. Die Bestattung wird vom Bestattungsinstitut Roberts, Bowdoin St. 62, Winthrop, organisiert. Erinnerungen, Beileidsbekundungen und Fotos können Sie unter http://www.khrfuneralhomes.com mit der Familie teilen.Sheldon's life will be celebrated in a graveside service at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2022 at Lakeview Cemetery, Narrows Pond Road, Winthrop. Arrangements are in the care of Roberts Funeral Home, 62 Bowdoin St., Winthrop where memories, condolences and photos may be shared with the family at http://www.khrfuneralhomes.com | MANK, Sheldon L (I44531)
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| 4023 | LifeSketch Richard Lawrence Hatch in the Maine, Tombstone Inscriptions, Surname Index, 1718-2014 Maine, Tombstone Inscriptions, Surname Index, 1718-2014No Image Text-only collection Report a problem Name: Richard Lawrence Hatch Death Age: 64 Birth Date: 5 Mar 1924 Death Date: 5 Jan 1989 Death Place: Maine, United States Richard Hatch in the U.S., Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010 U.S., Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010No Image Text-only collection Add or update information Report a problem Name: Richard Hatch Gender: Male Birth Date: 5 Mar 1924 Death Date: 5 Jan 1989 SSN: 004225476 Branch 1: N Enlistment Date 1: 25 Jan 1943 Release Date 1: 10 Jan 1946 | HATCH, Richard Lawrence (I46514)
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| 4024 | LifeSketch Richard Lawrence Hatch in the Maine, Tombstone Inscriptions, Surname Index, 1718-2014 Maine, Tombstone Inscriptions, Surname Index, 1718-2014No Image Text-only collection Report a problem Name:Richard Lawrence Hatch Death Age:64 Birth Date:5 Mar 1924 Death Date:5 Jan 1989 Death Place:Maine, United States Richard Hatch in the U.S., Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010 U.S., Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010No Image Text-only collection Add or update information Report a problem Name:Richard Hatch Gender:Male Birth Date:5 Mar 1924 Death Date:5 Jan 1989 SSN:004225476 Branch 1:N Enlistment Date 1:25 Jan 1943 Release Date 1:10 Jan 1946 | HATCH, Richard Lawrence (I46514)
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| 4025 | LifeSketch RICHMOND - Charlotte J. Mank, 72, of Richmond, passed away at the Heritage Rehabilitation and Living Center in Winthrop on Oct. 7, 2013. Born on July 28, 1941, she was the daughter of Harvey and Georgia (Waugh) Doop. Charlotte grew up in Weskan, Kan., attending local schools and graduating from Weskan High School. She then went on to nursing school and to get her nursing degree. She would start a family in Kansas before moving to Colorado. While in Kansas and Colorado, she worked as a waitress and chambermaid. In 1970, she moved to Maine with her husband, Edwin Mank, and the couple made their home in Damariscotta for six years. She later moved to Richmond, where she remained until her death. While in Maine, she worked for the Etonic Shoe factory and the Eastland Shoe factory in Freeport. She was very active in the American Legion Auxiliary, serving as past president of Post 132 in Richmond. She enjoyed knitting, reading, collecting platters and stuffed bears, and was a huge fan of Elvis Presley. She was predeceased by her husband, Edwin Mank; as well as a brother, David Doop. She is survived by her three sons, J.D. Falkingham, of Greenfield, Mo., Bruce Mank, of Germany, and Austin Mank, of Gardiner; stepdaughter Carol Small, of Warren; as well as 16 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. She will be laid to rest with her husband in West Bristol Cemetery. (Kennebec Journal 10/11/2013) | DOOP, Charlotte J (I44444)
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| 4026 | LifeSketch RICHMOND - Gerald Rellands Guiou, 89, of Richmond, died August 5, 2014 at Togus VA Hospice. Born August 16, 1929, in Presque Isle, the son of Lillian Grant Guiou and Clowes P. Guiou, the last survivor of a family of 18 siblings. Spike was a member of the Richmond American Legion Post 132, Order of Masons, Kora Shrine, Steel Workers Union and Sportsman's Club of Richmond. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, most outdoor activities, cooking, playing cribbage, poker and particularly activities with his grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Spike briefly worked with the railroad before entering the Navy at age 18. He served 5 years. Following his military service he worked a short time as a carpenter before joining the Steel Workers' Union. He was an iron worker for 30 years. He was predeceased by 17 siblings; wife Goldie; step-daughter Helen Sutton. Spike is survived by loving partner Dorothy Wallace of Richmond; son Keith of Richmond; step-children Gail Harrison of Lexington, KY, Gary Williams of Ashland, VA, and Ernest Williams of Mystic, CT.; two grandsons, Adam Guiou of South Portland and Michael Guiou of NYC; many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Graveside service at Maine Veterans' Memorial Cemetery, Augusta. In Spike's memory, donations may be made to the American Legion Post 132 Scholarship fund in memory of Gerald "Spike" Guiou and Helen Sutton. (Kennebec Journal 8/8/2014) retrieved from findagrave.com | GUIOU, Gerald Rellands (I45944)
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| 4027 | LifeSketch RICHMOND - Gerald Rellands Guiou, 89, of Richmond, died August 5, 2014 at Togus VA Hospice. Born August 16, 1929, in Presque Isle, the son of Lillian Grant Guiou and Clowes P. Guiou, the last survivor of a family of 18 siblings. Spike was a member of the Richmond American Legion Post 132, Order of Masons, Kora Shrine, Steel Workers Union and Sportsman's Club of Richmond. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, most outdoor activities, cooking, playing cribbage, poker and particularly activities with his grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Spike briefly worked with the railroad before entering the Navy at age 18. He served 5 years. Following his military service he worked a short time as a carpenter before joining the Steel Workers' Union. He was an iron worker for 30 years. He was predeceased by 17 siblings; wife Goldie; step-daughter Helen Sutton. Spike is survived by loving partner Dorothy Wallace of Richmond; son Keith of Richmond; step-children Gail Harrison of Lexington, KY, Gary Williams of Ashland, VA, and Ernest Williams of Mystic, CT.; two grandsons, Adam Guiou of South Portland and Michael Guiou of NYC; many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Graveside service at Maine Veterans' Memorial Cemetery, Augusta. In Spike's memory, donations may be made to the American Legion Post 132 Scholarship fund in memory of Gerald "Spike" Guiou and Helen Sutton. (Kennebec Journal 8/8/2014) retrieved from findagrave.com | GUIOU, Gerald Rellands (I45944)
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| 4028 | LifeSketch RICHMOND — Charlotte J. Mank, 72, aus Richmond, verstarb am 7. Oktober 2013 im Heritage Rehabilitation and Living Center in Winthrop. Sie wurde am 28. Juli 1941 als Tochter von Harvey und Georgia (Waugh) Doop geboren. Charlotte wuchs in Weskan, Kansas, auf, besuchte die örtlichen Schulen und machte ihren Abschluss an der Weskan High School. Anschließend besuchte sie eine Krankenpflegeschule und erwarb ihren Abschluss in Krankenpflege. Sie gründete eine Familie in Kansas, bevor sie nach Colorado zog. Während ihrer Zeit in Kansas und Colorado arbeitete sie als Kellnerin und Zimmermädchen. 1970 zog sie mit ihrem Mann Edwin Mank nach Maine, und das Paar lebte sechs Jahre lang in Damariscotta. Später zog sie nach Richmond, wo sie bis zu ihrem Tod blieb. Während ihrer Zeit in Maine arbeitete sie für die Schuhfabriken Etonic und Eastland in Freeport. Sie war sehr aktiv in der Hilfsorganisation der American Legion und diente als ehemalige Präsidentin von Post 132 in Richmond. Sie strickte, las, sammelte gerne Teller und Teddybären und war ein großer Elvis-Presley-Fan. Ihr Ehemann Edwin Mank und ihr Bruder David Doop starben bereits vor ihr. Sie hinterlässt ihre drei Söhne J.D. Falkingham aus Greenfield, Missouri, Bruce Mank aus Germany und Austin Mank aus Gardiner, ihre Stieftochter Carol Small aus Warren sowie 16 Enkel und drei Urenkel. Sie wird neben ihrem Ehemann auf dem West Bristol Cemetery beigesetzt. (Kennebec Journal, 10.11.2013) | DOOP, Charlotte J (I44444)
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| 4029 | LifeSketch Robert Milton Jones February 1, 1931 - December 28, 2020 ROCKPORT – Robert M. Jones, Sr., (Bob), 89, passed away peacefully at the Sussman House in Rockport, December 28, 2020. Born in Union, February 1, 1931, he was the only child of Miles L. and Lois Hay Jones. Bob grew up in Union and attended local schools before joining his father in the logging industry. It was said he could load a train car with pulp wood faster than anyone in his day! Bob married Lucille Quin on April 20, 1951. He was drafted into the Army in 1953 and served at Fort Bragg, North Carolina as a tank driver. He was later transferred to Fort George G. Meade in Maryland where Lucille was able to join him. They made life long friends during that time. The couple returned home in 1955 and he was honorably discharged in 1961. Lucille and Bob made their home in Rockport and raised their two children, son Robert, Jr. (Bobby) and daughter, Barbara. Their family home was a warm and comforting gathering place for all, and many happy memories were shared over the years. Bob loved family camping trips, snowmobiling, and working in the woods gathering firewood while his children built forts. A favorite family ritual included a ride into the woods to gather fir boughs to bank their home every fall. As his family grew, he happily welcomed his grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He was a loving grandfather, never too busy to help out with their projects and was always happy to offer rides in his golf cart around his home. Bob worked several years at the Camden Tannery, before joining his good friend, Jack McCormick's business, as a heavy equipment operator. In his later years, he worked as the greenskeeper at Megunticook Golf Club in Rockport. He had a lifelong love of the woods and the land surrounding his home. He loved a manicured lawn and enjoyed their beautiful flower gardens. Bob and Lucille had many well-loved and devoted pets over the years. His little dog "Angel" was especially devoted and was even able to spend time with him at the Sussman House during his final days. Bob has now passed on to join his late son, Bobby, his late parents, and all the family and friends who sadly left this world before him. He is survived by his wife of 69 years, Lucille; his daughter, Barbara Peabody and her husband Tim; a daughter-in-law, Theresa Jones; five grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren; as well as his extended family and many friends. He will be sadly missed by all who knew and loved him. A graveside service and family gathering will take place in the spring at Rockville Cemetery, and will be announced at a later date. To share a memory or condolence with the Jones family, please visit their Book of Memories at www.bchfh.com. Arrangements are in the care of Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, 110 Limerock Street, Rockland. Tue, 05/11/2021 Note: A graveside service for Robert M. Jones, Sr., (Bob), 89, who passed away peacefully on December 28, 2020 will be held Thursday, May 20, 2021, at 2 p.m., at Rockville Cemetery, Route 17, Rockport. Pilot Penobscot Bayloved him. A graveside service and family gathering will take place in the spring at Rockville Cemetery, and will be announced at a later date. | JONES, Robert Milton “Bob” Sr. (I44780)
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| 4030 | LifeSketch Robert Walton GOFFSTOWN -- Robert Walton, 68, died Dec. 24, 2010, at Elliot Hospital, Manchester. He was born on Dec. 29, 1941, in Manchester. He was a U.S. Army veteran. In addition to running Walton's Farm in Goffstown, he worked at Silver Brothers and Asplundh Tree Service. Family members include sons Michael, Robert, and William of Goffstown, and Jack of Allenstown; a daughter, Suzanne George of Goffstown; step-daughters Cindy Roy of Goffstown and Marie Funk of Kernersville, N.C.; a stepson Donald Charest of Wyoming; a brother David Walton of Goffstown; sisters Linda Picard of New Boston, Nancy Bothwick of Manchester and Shirley Applegate of Manchester; and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He was predeceased by his wife of 45 years, Florence Walton, in November; a son, Randy; and a stepson, Albert. Published by Union Leader on Jan. 7, 2011. | WALTON, Robert (I45455)
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| 4031 | LifeSketch Robert Walton GOFFSTOWN -- Robert Walton, 68, died Dec. 24, 2010, at Elliot Hospital, Manchester. He was born on Dec. 29, 1941, in Manchester. He was a U.S. Army veteran. In addition to running Walton's Farm in Goffstown, he worked at Silver Brothers and Asplundh Tree Service. Family members include sons Michael, Robert, and William of Goffstown, and Jack of Allenstown; a daughter, Suzanne George of Goffstown; step-daughters Cindy Roy of Goffstown and Marie Funk of Kernersville, N.C.; a stepson Donald Charest of Wyoming; a brother David Walton of Goffstown; sisters Linda Picard of New Boston, Nancy Bothwick of Manchester and Shirley Applegate of Manchester; and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He was predeceased by his wife of 45 years, Florence Walton, in November; a son, Randy; and a stepson, Albert. Published by Union Leader on Jan. 7, 2011. | WALTON, Robert (I45455)
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| 4032 | LifeSketch Robert war der Sohn von Earle Theodore Maxcy, Sr., aus Thomaston, Knox County, Maine, und Ruth Emily Lermond Maxcy aus Warren, Knox County, Maine. Ruth und Earle heirateten am 3. Juli 1918 in Warren, Knox County, Maine. Sie hatten vier Kinder: Earle Maxcy, Jr., geboren am 24. März 1919; Harlan Maxcy, geboren am 4. Dezember 1923; Robert M. Maxcy, geboren am 17. November 1929; und Marilyn Jean Maxcy, geboren am 19. Februar 1932 in Thomaston, Knox County, Maine. Hinweis: Veröffentlicht von: Portland Press Herald Maine, 12. März 2006 | MAXCY, Robert Mylan (I48895)
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| 4033 | LifeSketch Robert was the son of Earle Theodore Maxcy, Sr., of Thomaston, Knox County, Maine and Ruth Emily Lermond Maxcy of Warren, Knox County, Maine. Ruth and Earle were married on 03 July 1918 in Warren, Knox County, Maine. Ruth and Earle had four children. They were: Earle Maxcy, Jr., was born on 24 March 1919; Harlan Maxcy was born on 04 December 1923; Robert M. Maxcy was born on 17 November 1929; and Marilyn Jean Maxcy was born on 19 February 1932 in Thomaston, Knox County, Maine. Note: Published By: Portland Press Herald Maine on 12 March 2006 | MAXCY, Robert Mylan (I48895)
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| 4034 | LifeSketch ROCKLAND - Llynne Anne Haskins, 46, died unexpectedly Thursday, January 20, 2005 from injuries sustained in an auto accident on Old County Road. Born in Rockland, May 15, 1958, she was the daughter of Merrill R. and Christine Mank Haskins. She was educated in local schools. Llynne worked as a Certified Nurses Assistant at Knox Center for Long Term Care and the former Camden Health Care Center. More recently she served as a private duty care provider. She enjoyed gardening, fishing, smelting, music and was pleased recently to donate her hair to Locks For Love. Lynne considered her pets and fish as family and was heartbroken to lose her companion of 11 years, a Dutch Rottweiler, Nikia, this past fall. This past Christmas, she was thrilled to receive as a gift from her son Justin, a Pug puppy, she named Boo. She loved her Terrier, Cogo and her cats, Ebony who perished in the accident with her, Smokey, Sonny and Tigger. Devoted to her family, she loved family get togethers and particularly enjoyed spending time with her sisters. They stated she loved people, was fun to be with and was full of life. Lynne had taken several other people under her wing over the years who were considered her "Other Children". She continued a close friendship with the father of her children, Kerry Lee Dennison of New Hampshire, and her former sister and brothers-in-law, Alfred Dennison, Jr. of East Livermore, Victor Dennison of Rockland, William Dennison of South Thomaston and Gloria Nelson of Union. Pre-deceased by her father and grandparents, Alton J. and Myrtle Mank and Archford V. and Bertha Haskins, Llynne is survived by her parents Christine and Bruce Gamage, Sr. of Rockland and Florida; two sons, Justin Dennison and his companion Tiffany Tyler and her children Jordan, Jacob, Nicholas, Natasha, of Rockland, Stanley Dennison of Matinicus; five brothers, Allan Haskins and his companion Janice Goodnow of Union, Duane Makie and his companion Linda Winchenbach, James Makie and his companion Denise Senay all of Warren, Bruce Gamage, Jr. and his wife Becky of Rockland, Joel Fogg of Rockland; four sisters, Roxanne Seader and her husband Ray of Palm Beach Gardens, FL, Rhonda Collins and her husband Harry of Palm City, FL, Nancy Beverage and her husband Edward, Ann Orne all of North Haven, as well as several aunts, uncles, great aunts, great uncle, nieces, nephews and cousins. Visiting hours will be held from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., Friday, January 28th at Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, 110 Limerock Street, Rockland, where a memorial service will be held at 1:00 p.m., Saturday, January 29, 2005. The Reverend Wayne Sawyer will officiate. Memorial donations may be made either the American Heart Association Inc., 343 Gorham Road, South Portland, ME 04106; American Cancer Society, New England Division, One Main Street, Suit 300, Topsham, ME 04086-1240 or to Locks of Love, 2925 Tenth Avenue North, Suite 102, Lake Worth, FL 33461. Please take a moment to visit Llynne's Personal Online Guest Book. | HASKINS, Llynne Anne (I44581)
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| 4035 | LifeSketch ROCKLAND – Bruce Edward Gamage, Sr., 91, died Friday, June 23, 2017, at the Knox Center for Long Term in Rockland. Born in Rockland, April 6, 1926, he was the son of John E. and Bernice Savage Gamage. He was educated in local schools. At the age of 17, he enlisted in the U.S. Army, to serve the country he loved. A machine gunner in a Sherman tank, he served under General George Patton. He fought hard in the Battle of the Bulge along with his two brothers Richard and John, while his brother Milton had 56 bombing missions over enemy territory. They all returned home. Following WWII, he married the love of his life Frances Robishaw of Rockland and together they had three children, Bruce, Nancy and Ann. Frances passed away in 1972 during open heart surgery. After her death, he found love again and married Christine Mank Makie. This union brought six additional children into his life that he loved and fathered. Christine passed away in 2009. He was blessed at the end of his life to have the friendship and companionship of Leatrice Gamage. Together they enjoyed playing cards, attending family functions, and working auctions. Bruce first worked in a shipyard, a Gamage family tradition, under the supervision of his father John and brother Elliot, both Master Shipbuilders. He was always willing to do whatever it took to provide for his family and had multiple jobs including selling insurance, driving taxi, cutting wood, working at the Rockland Fire Department, and spending 15 years as a Rockland Police Officer. After retiring from the police force he and his wife Christine, opened a used furniture store on Pleasant Street, called the Bruce and Chris Shop. They later closed that business and moved to Florida for a few years, before eventually returning home. His interests were many, including hunting and fishing in his early years, playing cards, working his son's auctions, going to the casino, and telling jokes. He especially loved golf and spent hours at the Rockland Golf Club where he met some of his closest friends. It would be an understatement to say that Bruce was a passionate Red Sox fan. Other than his parents and wives, Bruce was pre-deceased by one sister Edna Willis; six brothers, Milton, Richard, Carl, Ernest, Elliot and John; his daughter, Nancy Beverage and step-daughter, Lynne Haskins. He is survived by one son, Bruce Gamage, Jr, and his wife Becky of Rockport; one daughter, Ann Marie Orne of Thomaston; his son-in-law, Edward Beverage of North Haven; seven grandchildren, Bruce Gamage and his wife Susan Oliver of Rockland, Wendy Gamage Jacques and her husband Robert of Warren, Jennifer Mazurek and her husband Richard of Rockland, Morgan Mayo of North Haven, Desiree Mayo of Hampden, Ansel and Alexandria Orne of Rockland; nine great-grandchildren, Joseph Nelsen, Braden Gamage, Nicholas and Alexis Mazurek, Lydia, Sydney and Aliza Gamage, Tobe Sargent and Isabelle Adams; one great-great granddaughter, Brooklynn Gamage; his step-children, Alan Haskins, Roxanne and Ray Seader of Palm Beach Gardens, FL, Rhonda Collins and her companion Brian Kincaid of Stuart, FL, Duane Makie of Warren, and James Makie of Cushing, as well as many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. He was truly loved and will be greatly missed by all who loved him. Friends and relatives are invited to visit from 5:00 to 7:00 pm, Tuesday, June 27, 2017, at the Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, 110 Limerock Street, Rockland, where a funeral service will be held at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, June 28th. Mr. James W. Brannan, Esquire, will officiate. Interment with Military Honors will follow at Coughlin Memorial Cemetery, Rankin Street, Rockland. A reception and celebration of life will follow the services at the Rockland Golf Club, 606 Old County Road, Rockland. While flowers are gratefully accepted, those who wish may make memorial donations to the Patient Activities Fund, Knox Center for Long Term Care, C/O Pen Bay Medical Center, 22 White Street, Rockland, ME 04841 | GARNAGE, Bruce Edward Sr (I44658)
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| 4036 | LifeSketch ROCKLAND – Doris Mank Paulsen, ehemals Bewohnerin des Rankin Center in Rockland, ging am Sonntag, dem 11. Februar 2024, in ihrem Haus in Jupiter, Florida, heim zu Jesus. Sie wurde 106 Jahre alt. Geboren wurde sie am 10. September 1917 als viertes von acht Kindern von Burleigh und Addie (Miller) Mank. Sie wuchs in der Gegend von Union auf und heiratete 1937 Bob Mitchell. Sie bekamen zwei Töchter, Pat und Bunny, und verbrachten einige glückliche Jahre, bevor sie sich trennten. 1946 heiratete sie John Paulsen und wurde Mutter mehrerer weiterer Kinder, deren Mutter kurz zuvor gestorben war. Im Laufe ihres Lebens hatte sie viele verschiedene Aufgaben. Sie war Pflegerin, Angestellte, Köchin und Hausmutter. Gemeinsam mit John besaß und führte sie bis zu seiner Pensionierung ein Altenheim in der Rankin Street. Unterwegs bekamen sie 1955 einen gemeinsamen Sohn, John Jr. Sie lebten hauptsächlich in Maine, aber auch kurzzeitig in Connecticut und New Jersey. Maine war immer ihre Heimat, auch nachdem sie vor über acht Jahren nach Jupiter gezogen war. Wo immer sie lebten, fanden sie immer eine Gemeinde, in der sie dem Herrn, den sie liebten, dienen konnten. Gemeinsam dienten sie 27 Jahre lang in den Gideon-Kirchen. Im Laufe der Jahre gründete Doris Good News Clubs, um Kindern Jesus näherzubringen, und gab Bibelstunden für Frauen. Sie war langjähriges Mitglied der First Baptist Church in Rockland, besuchte aber während ihres Aufenthalts in Jupiter die Nazarene Church in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Vor ihr starben ihre Eltern, ihr Ehemann John, ihre Schwestern Lorraine Seekins, Gertrude Moody und Madelyn Hall, ihre Brüder Vernon, Floyd, Burleigh Jr. und Bryant Mank, ihre Stiefsöhne Ralph Paulsen und Donald (Betty) Paulsen sowie ihre Stieftöchter Hope Brown und Grace Chapman. Sie hinterlässt ihre Töchter Pat Ross (Don) aus Warren, Maine, und Bunny McLellan (Jim) aus Jupiter, Florida; einen Sohn, John Paulsen Jr. (Frances McAleer) aus Fort Lauderdale, Florida; und einen Stiefsohn, Richard Paulsen (Debbie Kinney) aus St. George, Maine; einen Cousin, mehrere Nichten und Neffen sowie zahlreiche Enkel, Urenkel und Ururenkel. Sie betet für die Familie, dass sie Jesus als ihren Erlöser kennenlernen, damit sie eines Tages mit ihr in den Himmel kommen können. Familie und Freunde können am Freitag, den 23. Februar 2024, von 13 bis 14 Uhr vorbeikommen. Unmittelbar im Anschluss findet um 14 Uhr ein Gottesdienst im Bestattungsinstitut Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins, Limerock Street 110, Rockland, statt. Die private Beisetzung findet im Frühjahr statt. Anstelle von Blumen bitten wir um Spenden an Our Daily Bred Ministries, P.O. Box 266, Grand Rapids, MI 49501. Wer nicht persönlich teilnehmen kann, kann Doris' Trauerfeier online in ihrem Erinnerungsbuch unter www.bchfh.com ansehen. Klicken Sie dazu auf „Fotos und Videos" und anschließend auf „Webcast ansehen". | MANK, Doris M (I47106)
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| 4037 | LifeSketch ROCKLAND – Frederick G. Mank, 69, at peace in the arms of the Lord, died Oct. 7, 2013, at Pen Bay Medical Center in Rockport. Born in Warren Jan. 29, 1944, he was the son of Vernon A. and Kathleen Bernice Simon Mank. Fred was a 1962 graduate of Warren High School. Fred is survived by his sister, Donna and her husband, Charles O. Rogers, of Matinicus; his brother, Gordon Mank and his wife, Sandi, of Rockport; three sons, Fred Mank Jr. of Waldoboro, Tony Mank of Chandler, Ariz., and Jason Mank of Thomasville, Ga.; several grandchildren, many nieces, and nephews and his friend of many years, David Achorn of Rockland. His passing will leave a vacancy in the hearts of those who loved him. A private interment will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. Bernard's Soup Kitchen, 7 Union St., Camden, ME 04843. Arrangements are in the care of Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home in Rockland. To share a memory or condolence with Fred's family, visit his Book of Memories online at the funeral home. | MANK, Capt. Frederick Gary (I45158)
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| 4038 | LifeSketch ROCKLAND — Bruce Edward Gamage Sr., 91, starb am Freitag, den 23. Juni 2017, im Knox Center for Long Term in Rockland. Geboren wurde er am 6. April 1926 in Rockland als Sohn von John E. und Bernice Savage Gamage. Er besuchte die örtlichen Schulen. Mit 17 Jahren trat er in die US-Armee ein, um seinem geliebten Land zu dienen. Als Maschinengewehrschütze in einem Sherman-Panzer diente er unter General George Patton. Zusammen mit seinen beiden Brüdern Richard und John kämpfte er hart in der Ardennenoffensive, während sein Bruder Milton 56 Bombenangriffe über feindlichem Gebiet absolvierte. Sie alle kehrten nach Hause zurück. Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg heiratete er die Liebe seines Lebens, Frances Robishaw aus Rockland. Zusammen bekamen sie drei Kinder: Bruce, Nancy und Ann. Frances starb 1972 bei einer Operation am offenen Herzen. Nach ihrem Tod fand er erneut die Liebe und heiratete Christine Mank Makie. Aus dieser Verbindung gingen sechs weitere Kinder hervor, die er liebte und deren Vater er war. Christine starb 2009. Am Ende seines Lebens wurde ihm die Freundschaft und Kameradschaft von Leatrice Gamage zuteil. Gemeinsam spielten sie gerne Karten, besuchten Familienfeiern und arbeiteten auf Auktionen. Bruce arbeitete zunächst in einer Werft, einer Tradition der Familie Gamage, unter der Aufsicht seines Vaters John und seines Bruders Elliot, beide Schiffsbaumeister. Er war stets bereit, alles zu tun, um für seine Familie zu sorgen, und hatte verschiedene Jobs, darunter Versicherungsverkauf, Taxifahren, Holzfällen, Arbeit bei der Feuerwehr von Rockland und 15 Jahre als Polizist in Rockland. Nach seinem Ausscheiden aus dem Polizeidienst eröffneten er und seine Frau Christine ein Secondhand-Möbelgeschäft in der Pleasant Street, den „Bruce and Chris Shop". Später schlossen sie das Geschäft und zogen für einige Jahre nach Florida, bevor sie schließlich in ihre Heimat zurückkehrten. Er hatte viele Interessen, darunter Jagen und Angeln in jungen Jahren, Kartenspielen, die Mitarbeit bei den Auktionen seines Sohnes, Kasinobesuche und Witze erzählen. Besonders liebte er Golf und verbrachte Stunden im Rockland Golf Club, wo er einige seiner engsten Freunde traf. Es wäre untertrieben zu sagen, dass Bruce ein leidenschaftlicher Red-Sox-Fan war. Neben seinen Eltern und Ehefrauen starben vor Bruce eine Schwester, Edna Willis, sechs Brüder, Milton, Richard, Carl, Ernest, Elliot und John, seine Tochter Nancy Beverage und seine Stieftochter Lynne Haskins. Er hinterlässt einen Sohn, Bruce Gamage Jr. und seine Ehefrau Becky aus Rockport; eine Tochter, Ann Marie Orne aus Thomaston; seinen Schwiegersohn Edward Beverage aus North Haven; sieben Enkelkinder: Bruce Gamage und seine Frau Susan Oliver aus Rockland, Wendy Gamage Jacques und ihr Mann Robert aus Warren, Jennifer Mazurek und ihr Mann Richard aus Rockland, Morgan Mayo aus North Haven, Desiree Mayo aus Hampden, Ansel und Alexandria Orne aus Rockland; neun Urenkel: Joseph Nelsen, Braden Gamage, Nicholas und Alexis Mazurek, Lydia, Sydney und Aliza Gamage, Tobe Sargent und Isabelle Adams; eine Ururenkelin, Brooklynn Gamage; seine Stiefkinder: Alan Haskins, Roxanne und Ray Seader aus Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, Rhonda Collins und ihr Lebensgefährte Brian Kincaid aus Stuart, Florida, Duane Makie aus Warren und James Makie aus Cushing sowie viele Nichten, Neffen, Cousins ??und Freunde. Er wurde wirklich geliebt und wird von allen, die ihn liebten, schmerzlich vermisst werden. Freunde und Angehörige sind herzlich eingeladen, am Dienstag, den 27. Juni 2017, von 17:00 bis 19:00 Uhr das Bestattungsinstitut Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins, Limerock Street 110, Rockland, zu besuchen. Die Trauerfeier findet am Mittwoch, den 28. Juni, um 14:00 Uhr statt. Die Zeremonie wird von Herrn Esquire James W. Brannan geleitet. Die Beisetzung mit militärischen Ehren findet anschließend auf dem Coughlin Memorial Cemetery, Rankin Street, Rockland, statt. Im Anschluss an die Trauerfeier finden ein Empfang und eine Gedenkfeier im Rockland Golf Club, Old County Road 606, Rockland, statt. Blumen werden gerne entgegengenommen. Spenden an den Patient Activities Fund, Knox Center for Long Term Care, C/O Pen Bay Medical Center, White Street 22, Rockland, ME 04841, sind willkommen. | GARNAGE, Bruce Edward Sr (I44658)
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| 4039 | LifeSketch ROCKLAND — Doris Mank Paulsen, ehemals Bewohnerin des Rankin Center in Rockland, ging am Sonntag, dem 11. Februar 2024, in ihrem Haus in Jupiter, Florida, heim zu Jesus. Sie wurde 106 Jahre alt. Geboren wurde sie am 10. September 1917 als viertes von acht Kindern von Burleigh und Addie (Miller) Mank. Sie wuchs in der Gegend von Union auf und heiratete 1937 Bob Mitchell. Sie bekamen zwei Töchter, Pat und Bunny, und verbrachten einige glückliche Jahre, bevor sie sich trennten. 1946 heiratete sie John Paulsen und wurde Mutter mehrerer weiterer Kinder, deren Mutter kurz zuvor gestorben war. Im Laufe ihres Lebens hatte sie viele verschiedene Aufgaben. Sie war Pflegerin, Angestellte, Köchin und Hausmutter. Gemeinsam mit John besaß und führte sie bis zu seiner Pensionierung ein Altenheim in der Rankin Street. Unterwegs bekamen sie 1955 einen gemeinsamen Sohn, John Jr. Sie lebten hauptsächlich in Maine, aber auch kurzzeitig in Connecticut und New Jersey. Maine war immer ihre Heimat, auch nachdem sie vor über acht Jahren nach Jupiter gezogen war. Wo immer sie lebten, fanden sie immer eine Gemeinde, in der sie dem Herrn, den sie liebten, dienen konnten. Gemeinsam dienten sie 27 Jahre lang in den Gideon-Kirchen. Im Laufe der Jahre gründete Doris Good News Clubs, um Kindern Jesus näherzubringen, und gab Bibelstunden für Frauen. Sie war langjähriges Mitglied der First Baptist Church in Rockland, besuchte aber während ihres Aufenthalts in Jupiter die Nazarene Church in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Vor ihr starben ihre Eltern, ihr Ehemann John, ihre Schwestern Lorraine Seekins, Gertrude Moody und Madelyn Hall, ihre Brüder Vernon, Floyd, Burleigh Jr. und Bryant Mank, ihre Stiefsöhne Ralph Paulsen und Donald (Betty) Paulsen sowie ihre Stieftöchter Hope Brown und Grace Chapman. Sie hinterlässt ihre Töchter Pat Ross (Don) aus Warren, Maine, und Bunny McLellan (Jim) aus Jupiter, Florida; einen Sohn, John Paulsen Jr. (Frances McAleer) aus Fort Lauderdale, Florida; und einen Stiefsohn, Richard Paulsen (Debbie Kinney) aus St. George, Maine; einen Cousin, mehrere Nichten und Neffen sowie zahlreiche Enkel, Urenkel und Ururenkel. Sie betet für die Familie, dass sie Jesus als ihren Erlöser kennenlernen, damit sie eines Tages mit ihr in den Himmel kommen können. Familie und Freunde können am Freitag, den 23. Februar 2024, von 13 bis 14 Uhr vorbeikommen. Unmittelbar im Anschluss findet um 14 Uhr ein Gottesdienst im Bestattungsinstitut Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins, Limerock Street 110, Rockland, statt. Die private Beisetzung findet im Frühjahr statt. Anstelle von Blumen bitten wir um Spenden an Our Daily Bred Ministries, P.O. Box 266, Grand Rapids, MI 49501. Wer nicht persönlich teilnehmen kann, kann Doris' Trauerfeier online in ihrem Erinnerungsbuch unter www.bchfh.com ansehen. Klicken Sie dazu auf „Fotos und Videos" und anschließend auf „Webcast ansehen". | MANK, Doris M (I47106)
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| 4040 | LifeSketch ROCKLAND — Llynne Anne Haskins, 46, starb unerwartet am Donnerstag, dem 20. Januar 2005, an den Folgen eines Autounfalls auf der Old County Road. Sie wurde am 15. Mai 1958 in Rockland als Tochter von Merrill R. und Christine Mank Haskins geboren. Sie besuchte die örtlichen Schulen. Llynne arbeitete als staatlich anerkannte Pflegeassistentin im Knox Center for Long Term Care und im ehemaligen Camden Health Care Center. Zuletzt war sie als private Pflegekraft tätig. Sie liebte Gartenarbeit, Angeln, Schmelzen und Musik und spendete kürzlich ihre Haare an Locks For Love. Lynne betrachtete ihre Haustiere und Fische als ihre Familie und war untröstlich, als sie im vergangenen Herbst ihre elfjährige Gefährtin, eine Holländische Rottweilerin namens Nikia, verlor. Letztes Weihnachten freute sie sich riesig über ein Geschenk ihres Sohnes Justin, einen Mopswelpen namens Boo. Sie liebte ihren Terrier Cogo und ihre Katzen Ebony, die mit ihr bei dem Unfall ums Leben kam, Smokey, Sonny und Tigger. Sie war ihrer Familie sehr verbunden, liebte Familientreffen und genoss es besonders, Zeit mit ihren Schwestern zu verbringen. Diese sagten, sie liebe Menschen, sei lustig im Umgang und voller Leben. Lynne hatte im Laufe der Jahre mehrere andere Menschen unter ihre Fittiche genommen, die als ihre „anderen Kinder" betrachtet wurden. Sie pflegte eine enge Freundschaft mit dem Vater ihrer Kinder, Kerry Lee Dennison aus New Hampshire, und ihrer ehemaligen Schwester und ihren Schwägern, Alfred Dennison Jr. aus East Livermore, Victor Dennison aus Rockland, William Dennison aus South Thomaston und Gloria Nelson aus Union. Ihr Vater und ihre Großeltern, Alton J. und Myrtle Mank sowie Archford V. und Bertha Haskins, sind bereits verstorben. Llynne hinterlässt ihre Eltern Christine und Bruce Gamage Sr. aus Rockland und Florida; zwei Söhne, Justin Dennison und seine Lebensgefährtin Tiffany Tyler und ihre Kinder Jordan, Jacob, Nicholas, Natasha aus Rockland, Stanley Dennison aus Matinicus; fünf Brüder, Allan Haskins und seine Lebensgefährtin Janice Goodnow aus Union, Duane Makie und seine Lebensgefährtin Linda Winchenbach, James Makie und seine Lebensgefährtin Denise Senay, alle aus Warren, Bruce Gamage, Jr. und seine Frau Becky aus Rockland, Joel Fogg aus Rockland; vier Schwestern, Roxanne Seader und ihr Mann Ray aus Palm Beach Gardens, FL, Rhonda Collins und ihr Mann Harry aus Palm City, FL, Nancy Beverage und ihr Mann Edward, Ann Orne, alle aus North Haven, sowie mehrere Tanten, Onkel, Großtanten, Großonkel, Nichten, Neffen und Cousins. Besuchszeiten sind am Freitag, dem 28. Januar, von 18:00 bis 20:00 Uhr im Bestattungsinstitut Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins, Limerock Street 110, Rockland, wo am Samstag, dem 29. Januar 2005, um 13:00 Uhr eine Trauerfeier stattfindet. Pfarrer Wayne Sawyer wird den Gottesdienst leiten. Gedenkspenden können entweder an die American Heart Association Inc., 343 Gorham Road, South Portland, ME 04106; American Cancer Society, New England Division, One Main Street, Suite 300, Topsham, ME 04086-1240 oder an Locks of Love, 2925 Tenth Avenue North, Suite 102, Lake Worth, FL 33461, gerichtet werden. Bitte nehmen Sie sich einen Moment Zeit und besuchen Sie Llynnes persönliches Online-Gästebuch. | HASKINS, Llynne Anne (I44581)
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| 4041 | LifeSketch ROCKLAND — Valerie F. Smith, 80, starb am Mittwoch, dem 6. November 2013, im Pen Bay Medical Center in Rockport nach langer Krankheit. Sie wurde am 15. Juni 1933 in Rockland als Tochter von Kenneth D. Sr. und Maude Keizer Feyler geboren. Sie besuchte die Schule in Thomaston. Valerie heiratete Maynard Smith Jr., und das Paar lebte in der Limerock Street in Rockland. Valerie arbeitete mehrere Jahre ehrenamtlich im ehemaligen Knox Hospital in Rockland und später im Pen Bay Medical Center in Rockport. Schließlich arbeitete sie im Pen Bay Medical Center und ging in den Ruhestand. Als ihre Kinder noch klein waren, war sie Pfadfinderführerin. Von Oktober bis Dezember bastelte sie jedes Jahr Weihnachtskränze zum Verkauf und bescherte ihren Kindern so ein wunderschönes Weihnachtsfest. Viele Jahre lang genoss sie es, mit den Familien des Dragon Cement Plant zu campen, insbesondere die Reise zur Expo 1967 in Kanada. Valerie strickte und quiltete gern, arbeitete in ihren wunderschönen Blumengärten und besuchte gerne ihre Familie. Ihr Ehemann Maynard, ihre Eltern und ihr Bruder Kenneth D. Feyler Jr. sind bereits verstorben. Valerie hinterlässt ihre Kinder Robert W. Smith und seine Frau Cheryl aus Rockville, Wanda Leavitt und ihren Ehemann Gregg aus Carmel, Karen Harris und ihren Ehemann Gary aus Hubbardston, Massachusetts, Stuart Smith und seine Frau Holly aus Rockport, Mary Wall und ihren Ehemann Randy aus Ellenton, Florida, Rebecca Lothrop und ihren Ehemann Linwood aus Rockland; acht Enkelkinder: Shane Smith, Laurie Camire, Katie Rothfield, Alisa Roman, Karen Rackliff, Susan Rackliff, Michael Lothrop und Jennifer Curtis; sowie mehrere Urenkel. Sie hinterlässt außerdem ihre Schwägerinnen Erma Landry, Margaret Smith und Joanne Feyler. Freunde und Angehörige sind herzlich eingeladen, am Montag, den 11. November, von 17:00 bis 19:00 Uhr das Bestattungsinstitut Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins, Limerock Street 110, Rockland, zu besuchen. Die Trauerfeier findet am Dienstag um 11:00 Uhr statt. Pfarrer Seth Jones wird den Gottesdienst leiten. Die Beisetzung findet auf dem Achorn Cemetery statt, anschließend gibt es einen Empfang in der Limerock Street 104. (Bestattungsinstitut Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins) | FEYLER, Valerie (I43956)
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| 4042 | LifeSketch Roger Edgar Libby, 88, starb friedlich nach einer Zeit schlechter Gesundheit am Freitag, dem 5. März 2021, im Sussman Hospice House in Rockport. Er wurde in Thomaston als Sohn von Edgar und Dorothy Cramer Libby geboren. Er besuchte die Thomaston High School und machte 1951 seinen Abschluss. Nach der High School trat Roger der US Navy bei und diente während des Koreakriegs auf einem Flugzeugträger im Mittelmeer. Nach seiner Rückkehr in die USA heiratete er am 13. Juni 1954 Betty Kobs. Roger verbrachte einen Großteil seiner Karriere als Lkw-Fahrer. Er begann als „Milchmann" und arbeitete sich hoch, bevor er viele Jahre für die Martin Marietta Corporation fuhr, bevor er in den Ruhestand ging. Rogers Traum war es, Kapitän einer Fischereiflotte zu werden, da er sich schon immer zum Meer hingezogen fühlte. Viele Jahre lang leiteten er und Betty eine erfolgreiche kommerzielle Fischereiflotte. Er fischte immer wieder und liebte es in den letzten Jahren, auf dem Meer zu fahren. das Wasser mit seinen Söhnen. Als junger Mann war Roger Mitglied der Feuerwehr von Thomaston, wo er stellvertretender Leiter wurde. Später trat er der Feuerwehr von Port Clyde bei. Als seine Kinder klein waren, genoss er Campingausflüge und ging mit ihnen zu den Pfadfindern. Roger, ein stoischer „Mainer", war vielen als „Grumpy" bekannt. Er war Stammgast im Harpoon Restaurant, wo er Zeit mit Freunden genoss und man ihn sagen hörte, er „nehme seine Medizin", während er einen guten Rum mit Cola genoss. Später verbrachten Roger und Betty die Winter gerne in Florida und auf den Virgin Islands mit Freunden aus Maine. Er wird von allen, die ihn kannten, schmerzlich vermisst werden. Vor ihm starben seine geliebte Frau Betty, die im Dezember 2020 verstarb; seine Schwiegertochter Kim Libby; seine beiden Enkel, Kristopher Coulter und Jason Lee Morris; Roger hinterlässt seine Söhne Gary Libby, Glen Libby und seine Partnerin Claire Bissell, alle aus Port Clyde; seine Enkel Jason, Justin, Jenna, Jessica, Kari, Dan und Leslie sowie viele Urenkel und Ururenkel." — Find-a-Grave | LIBBY, Roger Edgar (I43575)
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| 4043 | LifeSketch Roger Everett Mank, 90, of Waldoboro, passed away unexpectedly on Jan. 25 at his home. Roger was born on Feb. 22, 1928 in Union to Lee E. Mank and Alice M. (Hunt) Mank. Roger attended local schools in Hope, Union, and Waldoboro. In 1946 he joined the Army and served his country in Korea. After returning home from the service he worked for Charles Kigel, Elard Mank at the stave mill, and Elmer Hart at the East Union mill. He met Marjorie in New Hampshire and they married in 1972. They then moved to Waldoboro where he lived the last 47 years. He worked for himself for 20 years cutting and hauling pulp wood. He also worked for Lime Products Corp. in the quarry running the big shovel and then spreading lime. Roger also drove a spreader truck and hauled bagged lime to Massachusetts and feed mills mixed with chicken feed. He worked for Dragon Cement in Thomaston and drove a tractor trailer delivering cement. He retired in 1994 from Dragon Cement. After retirement he and his wife travelled by car to Montana, Las Vegas, Hoover Dam, Mt. Rushmore, and Georgia. Every other year they travelled to Detroit to the Henry Ford Museum. He was a lifetime member since 1970 of the Farrar Ross VFW Post #9437 in Washington. Roger is predeceased by his parents; wife, Marjorie in 2000; daughter, Evelyn Mank; brother, Gerald Mank; and sister, Marjorie Mank. He is survived by son, Philip Mank and wife Jeannine of Washington; daughter, May Holmes of Rockland; step-sons, Bruce Sirard of Georgia, and Jerry Sirard of South Carolina; step-daughter, Sandra Wilson of Georgia; eight grandchildren; many great-grandchildren; brothers, Sheldon Mank of Readfield, and Chester Mank and wife Marlene of Warren; sisters, Pauline Bragg of Orff Corner, Lorraine Hayden of Waldoboro, and Beth Benner and husband Donald of Jefferson; and many nieces and nephews. Visiting hours will be held from 12-2 p.m., Thurs., Jan. 31 followed by a funeral service at 2 p.m. at Hall's of Waldoboro, 949 Main St., Waldoboro, with Rev. Bob Dorr officiating. Condolences may be shared at hallfuneralhomes.com. Arrangements are entrusted to Hall's of Waldoboro. | MANK, Roger Everett (I44533)
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| 4044 | LifeSketch Roger Everett Mank, 90, of Waldoboro, passed away unexpectedly on Jan. 25 at his home. Roger was born on Feb. 22, 1928 in Union to Lee E. Mank and Alice M. (Hunt) Mank. Roger attended local schools in Hope, Union, and Waldoboro. In 1946 he joined the Army and served his country in Korea. After returning home from the service he worked for Charles Kigel, Elard Mank at the stave mill, and Elmer Hart at the East Union mill. He met Marjorie in New Hampshire and they married in 1972. They then moved to Waldoboro where he lived the last 47 years. He worked for himself for 20 years cutting and hauling pulp wood. He also worked for Lime Products Corp. in the quarry running the big shovel and then spreading lime. Roger also drove a spreader truck and hauled bagged lime to Massachusetts and feed mills mixed with chicken feed. He worked for Dragon Cement in Thomaston and drove a tractor trailer delivering cement. He retired in 1994 from Dragon Cement. After retirement he and his wife travelled by car to Montana, Las Vegas, Hoover Dam, Mt. Rushmore, and Georgia. Every other year they travelled to Detroit to the Henry Ford Museum. He was a lifetime member since 1970 of the Farrar Ross VFW Post #9437 in Washington. Roger is predeceased by his parents; wife, Marjorie in 2000; daughter, Evelyn Mank; brother, Gerald Mank; and sister, Marjorie Mank. He is survived by son, Philip Mank and wife Jeannine of Washington; daughter, May Holmes of Rockland; step-sons, Bruce Sirard of Georgia, and Jerry Sirard of South Carolina; step-daughter, Sandra Wilson of Georgia; eight grandchildren; many great-grandchildren; brothers, Sheldon Mank of Readfield, and Chester Mank and wife Marlene of Warren; sisters, Pauline Bragg of Orff Corner, Lorraine Hayden of Waldoboro, and Beth Benner and husband Donald of Jefferson; and many nieces and nephews. Visiting hours will be held from 12-2 p.m., Thurs., Jan. 31 followed by a funeral service at 2 p.m. at Hall's of Waldoboro, 949 Main St., Waldoboro, with Rev. Bob Dorr officiating. Condolences may be shared at hallfuneralhomes.com. Arrangements are entrusted to Hall's of Waldoboro. | MANK, Roger Everett (I44533)
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| 4045 | LifeSketch Roland C. Stockbridge, "The Legend," passed away Saturday, Nov. 23, 2013, at age 74 at Huggins Hospital, Wolfeboro. The son of Willard and Lavinia Stockbridge, Roland was born Oct. 29, 1939, in Wolfeboro. He grew up in a family of four boys, including twin brother Richard and brothers Willard and Dennis. He graduated from Kennett High School in 1958 and joined the Army National Guard, where he served from 1958 to 1962. He married high school sweetheart Loretta in 1959. He later became the superintendent of the Water and Sewer Department of Ossipee, but found his true calling serving as chief of the Center Ossipee Fire Department from 1969 to 2001. He was also a local pastor at Moultonville United Methodist Church, Sanbornville Methodist Church, and Newfield Methodist Church. He has served the community as a founding member of the Ossipee Valley Mutual Fire Aid Association, local Scoutmaster, Little League coach, Junior Firefighter leader, and was named Citizen of the Year for 2004. Roland has affected many lives in different ways and has always been a listening ear to all. He was a mentor for many young and seasoned firefighters and "a true disciple" as quoted by MUMC Pastor James Nason. In 2011, the Center Ossipee Fire Department was dedicated as the Roland C. Stockbridge Safety Building, where he is otherwise known as "The Legend" and "Pastor-Chief." He is survived by wife, Loretta; children Glenn Stockbridge, DPM, Wayne Stockbridge, and Sandra Freeman; daughters-in-law Donna and Jenifer Stockbridge, and son-in-law Robert Freeman; grandchildren Arielle, Elizabeth, and Harrison Stockbridge, Gabrielle and Jacquelyn Brown, and three step-grandchildren, Bob, Tracy and Matt Freeman. | STOCKBRIDGE, Roland Carter (I46293)
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| 4046 | LifeSketch Roland C. Stockbridge, "The Legend," passed away Saturday, Nov. 23, 2013, at age 74 at Huggins Hospital, Wolfeboro. The son of Willard and Lavinia Stockbridge, Roland was born Oct. 29, 1939, in Wolfeboro. He grew up in a family of four boys, including twin brother Richard and brothers Willard and Dennis. He graduated from Kennett High School in 1958 and joined the Army National Guard, where he served from 1958 to 1962. He married high school sweetheart Loretta in 1959. He later became the superintendent of the Water and Sewer Department of Ossipee, but found his true calling serving as chief of the Center Ossipee Fire Department from 1969 to 2001. He was also a local pastor at Moultonville United Methodist Church, Sanbornville Methodist Church, and Newfield Methodist Church. He has served the community as a founding member of the Ossipee Valley Mutual Fire Aid Association, local Scoutmaster, Little League coach, Junior Firefighter leader, and was named Citizen of the Year for 2004. Roland has affected many lives in different ways and has always been a listening ear to all. He was a mentor for many young and seasoned firefighters and "a true disciple" as quoted by MUMC Pastor James Nason. In 2011, the Center Ossipee Fire Department was dedicated as the Roland C. Stockbridge Safety Building, where he is otherwise known as "The Legend" and "Pastor-Chief." He is survived by wife, Loretta; children Glenn Stockbridge, DPM, Wayne Stockbridge, and Sandra Freeman; daughters-in-law Donna and Jenifer Stockbridge, and son-in-law Robert Freeman; grandchildren Arielle, Elizabeth, and Harrison Stockbridge, Gabrielle and Jacquelyn Brown, and three step-grandchildren, Bob, Tracy and Matt Freeman. | STOCKBRIDGE, Roland Carter (I46293)
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| 4047 | LifeSketch Ronald Sidney Carter, infant son of Sidney and Dorothy Wallace Carter of Friendship, died at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William G. Wallace, at South Waldoboro, Saturday, Nov. 1. He was five months and one day old. Funeral services were held Monday at the home and interment was made in the Seiders Cemetery. Lincoln County News: November 13th, 1930. | CARTER, Ronald Sidney (I48512)
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| 4048 | LifeSketch ROSEMARIE WINCHENBACH WALDOBORO - Rosemarie Winchenbach, 22 month old of Waldoboro died Thursday of an accidental gunshot wound at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett S. Winchenbach of Dutch Neck Road, Waldoboro. She was born Feb. 27, 1965 at Portland. Survivors include a brother, Sanford Winchenbach; two sisters, Jessica Winchenbach and Katrina Winchenbach; paternal grandmother, Mrs. Lorna Winchenbach of Waldoboro; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thompson of Rockland; several aunts uncles and cousins. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Hall Funeral Home with the Rev. Edgar G. Higgins of the Village Methodist Church officiating. Burial will be in the German Lutheran Cemetery, Waldoboro. The Bangor Daily News: 31 Dec. 1965. Funeral services for Rosemarie E. Winchenbach 22-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett S. Winchenbach were held at 1 p.m. Dec. 31 at the Hall Funeral Home, Waldoboro. The Rev. Edgar E. Higgins officiated. Interment was in the German Lutheran Cemetery Waldoboro. The child who was killed in an accidental shooting Dec. 29 was born in Portland Feb 27, 1965 daughter of Everett S. and Ruth daughter of Everett S. and Ruth J. Winchenbach. Besides her parents she is survived by one brother, Sanford and two sisters, Jessica and Kathrina, all of Waldoboro; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thompson of Rockland and paternal grandmother, Mrs. Lorna Winchenbach of Waldoboro and several aunts, uncles and cousins. Lincoln County News: January 5th, 1967. | WINCHENBACH, Rosemarie E (I36789)
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| 4049 | LifeSketch ROSEMARIE WINCHENBACH WALDOBORO — Die 22 Monate alte Rosemarie Winchenbach aus Waldoboro starb am Donnerstag an einer Schusswunde im Haus ihrer Eltern, Herrn und Frau Everett S. Winchenbach, Dutch Neck Road, Waldoboro. Sie wurde am 27. Februar 1965 in Portland geboren. Hinterblieben sind ein Bruder, Sanford Winchenbach, zwei Schwestern, Jessica Winchenbach und Katrina Winchenbach, ihre Großmutter väterlicherseits, Frau Lorna Winchenbach aus Waldoboro, ihre Großeltern mütterlicherseits, Herr und Frau Harold Thompson aus Rockland, sowie mehrere Tanten, Onkel und Cousins. Die Trauerfeier findet am Samstag um 13 Uhr im Bestattungsinstitut Hall statt. Pfarrer Edgar G. Higgins von der Village Methodist Church wird den Gottesdienst leiten. Die Beisetzung erfolgt auf dem German Lutheran Cemetery in Waldoboro. The Bangor Daily News: 31. Dezember 1965. Die Trauerfeier für Rosemarie E. Winchenbach, die 22 Monate alte Tochter von Everett S. Winchenbach, fand am 31. Dezember um 13 Uhr im Bestattungsinstitut Hall in Waldoboro statt. Pfarrer Edgar E. Higgins leitete die Zeremonie. Die Beisetzung erfolgte auf dem Deutsch-Lutherischen Friedhof in Waldoboro. Das Kind, das am 29. Dezember bei einer Schießerei ums Leben kam, wurde am 27. Februar 1965 in Portland als Tochter von Everett S. und Ruth J. Winchenbach geboren. Neben ihren Eltern hinterlässt sie einen Bruder, Sanford, und zwei Schwestern, Jessica und Kathrina, alle aus Waldoboro; die Großeltern mütterlicherseits, Harold Thompson und Frau aus Rockland, und die Großmutter väterlicherseits, Lorna Winchenbach aus Waldoboro, sowie mehrere Tanten, Onkel und Cousins. Lincoln County News: 5. Januar 1967. | WINCHENBACH, Rosemarie E (I36789)
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| 4050 | LifeSketch Russell L. Willey Jr., 70, starb friedlich im Schlaf zu Hause am Dienstag, dem 21. Oktober 2008. Geboren wurde er am 22. Juni 1938 in Rockland als Sohn von Russell Sr. und Emma Ladd Willey. Er besuchte die örtliche Schule und machte 1957 seinen Abschluss an der Rockland High School. Nach der High School arbeitete er kurze Zeit in einer örtlichen Werkstatt und später bei McMahon's Plumbing and Heating. In den letzten 35 Jahren war er als Fahrer und Verkäufer bei Redlon and Johnson Plumbing Supply beschäftigt. Seine Familie erinnert sich, dass er für sein Pfeifen bei der Arbeit bekannt war und dort oft als „Oberpfeifer" bezeichnet wurde. Am 26. September 1970 heiratete Russell Katrine „Trina" McCollum in Chester, New Jersey. Seitdem lebt das Paar auf seiner Farm in Warren. Russell gefällte es, Bäume auf seinem Grundstück zu fällen und das Holz zu spalten, mit dem er sein Haus heizte. Er half auch bei der Pflege der Pferde, Kühe, Hühner und Blaubeeren, die sie auf dem Hof ??hielten. Sein Sohn Neil erinnert sich, dass er in jungen Jahren gern jagte, Boot fuhr und fischte. Er war ein eifriger Leser und hatte große Freude daran, alte Motoren zu restaurieren. Eine seiner größten Freuden war sein Ford Fairlane von 1957. Russell, dessen Mutter und Vater bereits verstorben sind, hinterlässt seine Stiefmutter Hester Willey; seine Söhne Russell Willey III, Kevin Willey und seinen Lebensgefährten Storm, alle aus Maine, Neil Willey und seine Frau Katrina aus Arizona, James Barth aus Georgia; die Töchter Tammy Willey und ihren Mann Stephen Adams aus Maine, Megan Bell und ihren Mann Christian aus Arizona; die Brüder Malcolm, William und Harold Willey; eine Schwester Helen Hill; Enkelkinder: Nicole Williams und ihr Ehemann Doug, Kyle Adams, Jessie Willey, Griffon Bell, Adaliene Bell, Hanna; Urenkel: Adrien Williams, Nicholas Williams; eine Schwägerin, Margaret Simmons und ihr Ehemann Fred; sowie viele Nichten und Neffen. | WILLEY, Russell Lee Jr. (I44304)
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