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Earl William GAMMON (I43402)
1932 - 2022 (90 Jahre)Personen-Kennung: I43402 | Stammbaum: KLERC
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Name Earl William GAMMON Geburt 9 Apr 1932 Warren, Knox, Maine, USA 
Geschlecht männlich Gestorben 28 Mai 2022 Rockport, Knox, Maine, USA - LifeSketch
Earl W. Gammon, 90, starb am 28. Mai 2022 im Sussman House in Rockport. Er wurde am 9. April 1932 in Warren als Sohn von Edwin Gammon und Mildred (Waltz) Gammon geboren. Earl wuchs in Warren auf und machte seinen Abschluss an der Warren High School. Während des Koreakriegs diente er in der US-Armee. 1953 heiratete er seine Jugendliebe Mary Berry.
Earl war Elektriker. Sein Vater erlernte die Ausbildung zum Elektriker, dem er zu Bath Iron Works folgte, wo er 43 Jahre lang bis zu seiner Pensionierung 1994 arbeitete. Nebenbei erledigte Earl zahlreiche Elektroinstallationsarbeiten, unter anderem im Haus seines Sohnes und seiner Tochter.
In den 1960er Jahren baute Earl Kürbisse für die Medomak Canning Co. für deren Marke One-Pie an. Außerdem fuhr Earl 50 Jahre lang jedes Wochenende treu seine Müllabfuhr in Warren. Dabei hielt er die Preise niedrig oder sogar kostenlos. Er verlangte von seinen Kunden niemals Geld. Earl war ein großzügiger Mann und tat alles für jeden. Er war stolz auf seine Familie, insbesondere auf seine Familie Gammon und Martin.
Earl mähte und pflegte viele Jahre lang zahlreiche Friedhöfe in Warren. Er engagierte sich sehr in der Gemeinde. Er war Mitglied der Warren Tiger Engine Co., Mitglied der White Oak Grange, Stadtrat von Warren und Mitglied des Schulrats der MSAD 40 und half bei der Gründung des Bauprojekts der Medomak Valley High School.
Earl war 73 Jahre lang stolzes und engagiertes Mitglied der Warren Lodge IOOF Nr. 127. Er trat ihr mit 17 Jahren bei und bekleidete jedes Amt. Er leistete wertvolle Hilfe bei der Gründung des Hotdog-Stands am Warren Day, der zur Union Fair umzog, wo er bis heute erfolgreich ist. Er briet Burger, besorgte Vorräte und führte die Buchhaltung, da er ein Mathematik-Ass war. Er war außerdem bekannt für seine Expertise und seine Liebe zum Cribbage und dafür, bis in die frühen Morgenstunden in der Lodge zu bleiben, um noch ein Spiel zu spielen. Er würde Ihre Karten und seine Karten zählen lassen, bevor die Karten auf den Tisch lagen.
Earl liebte es, dass die Familie nach Lily Bay am Moosehead Lake kam. Er half seinem Vater, zusammen mit vielen anderen, 1955 das Camp aufzubauen. Damals gab es nur unbefestigte Straßen, und die Zufahrt war schwierig. Er und Mary liebten es, Zeit dort zu verbringen und die Nebenstraßen zu befahren, besonders die, die mit dem Auto nicht befahrbar waren. Das waren die, auf denen er gerne austestete, ob er durchkam! Sehr zu Marys Verdruss. Er liebte es auch, die Red Sox zu sehen und mit dem Auto zu reisen. Er fuhr überall hin, wo er fahren konnte. Auf einer von vielen Reisen umrundeten er und Mary die gesamten Vereinigten Staaten. Selbst in seinen späteren Jahren fuhr er jeden Tag mit dem Auto, um Kaffee und ein Sandwich zu essen. Und wie jeder weiß, war Essen eine seiner Lieblingsbeschäftigungen. Er konnte einen ganzen Kuchen auf einmal essen, wenn er es sich erlauben konnte.
Jeder, der Earl kannte, würde sicher sagen, dass er witzig und ein Witzbold war. Er liebte es, alle zu necken, besonders die Urenkel. Er würde alles für sie tun. Er war ein gutherziger Mann, der seine Meinung sagte und alles für jeden tat, der Hilfe brauchte. Vor ihm starben seine Eltern, sein Bruder Dana Gammon, seine Schwester Avis Luce und seine Tochter Rebecca Jean Gammon.
Er hinterlässt seine Frau Mary (Berry) Gammon, mit der er 69 Jahre verheiratet war, aus Warren, seinen Sohn Earl Mark Gammon und dessen Frau Carol aus Warren, deren Familie Alicia und Terry Costa, seine Tochter Annette Johnson und ihren Mann Dana aus Waldoboro, deren Familie Lindsey und Michael Ward, Grace, Clair, Gabriel und Benjamin, Jill und Lance Lee, Cora und Ivy, Rachel Johnson und Dan Shay, Miley Black und Aleah Shay, seine Schwester Norma Abbott und ihren Mann John aus Ridgecrest, Kalifornien, vier Enkel und neun Urenkel sowie seinen Schwager Willis Berry aus Warren.
Eine private Trauerfeier mit militärischen Ehren findet auf dem Fairview Cemetery in Warren statt. Ein Treffen der Familie und Freunde von Odd Fellow findet am Freitag, dem 3. Juni, um 17:00 Uhr in der I.O.O.F. Warren Lodge statt.
Beileidsbekundungen können der Familie unter hallfuneralhomes.com übermittelt werden.
Die Organisation liegt beim Bestattungsinstitut Hall und dem Krematorium Midcoast, Main Street 949, Waldoboro.
The Lincoln County News, 1. Juni 2022
Begraben Fairview Cemetery, Warren, Knox, Maine, USA - LifeSketch
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Eltern
Vater Edward Elwell GAMMON (ID:I43410), geb. 4 Jan 1906, Warren, Knox, Maine, USA gest. 1 Nov 1969, Portland, Cumberland, Maine, USA (Alter 63 Jahre) Beziehung natural Mutter Mildred Emmons WALTZ (ID:I43403), geb. 18 Mrz 1907, Warren, Knox, Maine, USA gest. 16 Jul 1982, Warren, Knox, Maine, USA (Alter 75 Jahre) Beziehung natural Eheschließung 10 Okt 1931 Maine, USA -
Familie
Ehefrau Mary E BERRY (ID:I43399), geb. um 1933, Warren, Knox, Maine, USA gest. UNKNOWN Eheschließung 18 Apr 1953 Maine, USA Kinder > 1. Earl Mark GAMMON (ID:I48575), geb. 9 Jun 1956, Rockland, Knox, Maine, USA gest. 13 Jan 2024, Rockland, Knox, Maine, USA (Alter 67 Jahre) [Vater: natural] [Mutter: natural]2. 
Andrea Raye GAMMON (ID:I48574), geb. 4 Apr 1960, Rockland, Knox, Maine, USA gest. 4 Apr 1960, Rockland, Knox, Maine, USA (Alter 0 Jahre) [Vater: natural] [Mutter: natural]3. Rebecca Jean GAMMON (ID:I48573), geb. 2 Apr 1963, Maine, USA gest. 9 Dez 1965, Waterville, Kennebec, Maine, USA (Alter 2 Jahre) [Vater: natural] [Mutter: natural] -
Sonstige persönliche Ereignisse
LifeSketch Earl W. Gammon, 90, died May 28, 2022 at the Sussman House in Rockport. He was born April 9, 1932 in Warren to Edwin Gammon and Mildred (Waltz) Gammon. Earl grew up in Warren and graduated from Warren High School. He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. Earl married his high school sweetheart Mary Berry in 1953. Earl was an electrician by trade, which he learned from his father who he followed to Bath Iron Works, where he worked for 43 years until his retirement in 1994. Earl also did many wiring jobs on the side, including his son and daughter\'s homes. During the 1960s Earl raised squash for the Medomak Canning Co. for their One-Pie brand. Earl also ran his rubbish route faithfully every weekend in Warren for 50 years. Keeping prices low or free. He would never ask customers for payment. Earl was a very giving man and would do anything for anybody. He was proud of his family, especially his Gammon and Martin family. Earl mowed and maintained numerous cemeteries for many years in Warren. Earl was very active in the community of Warren. He was a member of the Warren Tiger Engine Co., a member of White Oak Grange, a Warren selectman, and a MSAD 40 School Board member helping found the Medomak Valley High School building project. Earl was a proud and devoted lifetime member of the Warren Lodge IOOF No. 127 for 73 years, joining at the age of 17 and holding every office. He was a valuable member of helping start the hot dog stand at Warren Day, which moved to Union Fair where it remains successfully today. He would cook burgers, get supplies and do the books as he was a wiz at mathematics. He was also known for his expertise and love of cribbage and for staying at lodge until the wee hours of the morning to play just one more game. He would have your hand and his hand counted before the cards were on the table. Earl loved the family came in Lily Bay on Moosehead Lake. He helped his father, alongside many others, build the camp in 1955. There were only dirt roads at that time and access was rough. He and Mary loved spending time there and riding the back roads, especially the ones that weren\'t passable by car. Those were the ones he liked to see if he could go through! Much to Mary\'s chagrin. He also loved watching the Red Sox and traveling by car. He\'d go anywhere he could drive. He and Mary drove around the circumference of the United States on one trip among the many. Even in his later years, he went for a ride every day for coffee and a sandwich. And as everyone knows one of his favorite things was eating. He could eat a whole pie in one sitting if he could get away with it. Anyone who knew Earl would surely say he was witty and a jokester. He loved to tease everyone, especially the great grandkids. He would do anything for them. He was a good-hearted man who spoke his mind and would do anything for anyone in need. He was predeceased by his parents; brother, Dana Gammon; sister, Avis Luce; daughter, Rebecca Jean Gammon. He is survived by his wife of 69 years, Mary (Berry) Gammon, of Warren; son, Earl Mark Gammon and his wife, Carol, of Warren, their family Alicia and Terry Costa; daughter, Annette Johnson and her husband, Dana, of Waldoboro, their family Lindsey and Michael Ward, Grace, Clair, Gabriel, and Benjamin, Jill and Lance Lee, Cora and Ivy, Rachel Johnson and Dan Shay, Miley Black, and Aleah Shay; sister, Norma Abbott and her husband, John, of Ridgecrest, Calif.; four grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren; and brother-in-law, Willis Berry, of Warren. A private graveside service with military honors will be held at the Fairview Cemetery in Warren. A gathering of Odd Fellow Family and friends will be held at 5 p.m., Friday, June 3 at the I.O.O.F. Warren Lodge. Condolences may be shared with the family at hallfuneralhomes.com. Arrangements are entrusted to Hall Funeral Home and Midcoast Crematory, 949 Main St., Waldoboro. The Lincoln County News, June 1, 2022 - LifeSketch
Earl W. Gammon, 90, died May 28, 2022 at the Sussman House in Rockport. He was born April 9, 1932 in Warren to Edwin Gammon and Mildred (Waltz) Gammon. Earl grew up in Warren and graduated from Warren High School. He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. Earl married his high school sweetheart Mary Berry in 1953.
Earl was an electrician by trade, which he learned from his father who he followed to Bath Iron Works, where he worked for 43 years until his retirement in 1994. Earl also did many wiring jobs on the side, including his son and daughter's homes.
During the 1960s Earl raised squash for the Medomak Canning Co. for their One-Pie brand. Earl also ran his rubbish route faithfully every weekend in Warren for 50 years. Keeping prices low or free. He would never ask customers for payment. Earl was a very giving man and would do anything for anybody. He was proud of his family, especially his Gammon and Martin family.
Earl mowed and maintained numerous cemeteries for many years in Warren. Earl was very active in the community of Warren. He was a member of the Warren Tiger Engine Co., a member of White Oak Grange, a Warren selectman, and a MSAD 40 School Board member helping found the Medomak Valley High School building project.
Earl was a proud and devoted lifetime member of the Warren Lodge IOOF No. 127 for 73 years, joining at the age of 17 and holding every office. He was a valuable member of helping start the hot dog stand at Warren Day, which moved to Union Fair where it remains successfully today. He would cook burgers, get supplies and do the books as he was a wiz at mathematics. He was also known for his expertise and love of cribbage and for staying at lodge until the wee hours of the morning to play just one more game. He would have your hand and his hand counted before the cards were on the table.
Earl loved the family came in Lily Bay on Moosehead Lake. He helped his father, alongside many others, build the camp in 1955. There were only dirt roads at that time and access was rough. He and Mary loved spending time there and riding the back roads, especially the ones that weren't passable by car. Those were the ones he liked to see if he could go through! Much to Mary's chagrin. He also loved watching the Red Sox and traveling by car. He'd go anywhere he could drive. He and Mary drove around the circumference of the United States on one trip among the many. Even in his later years, he went for a ride every day for coffee and a sandwich. And as everyone knows one of his favorite things was eating. He could eat a whole pie in one sitting if he could get away with it.
Anyone who knew Earl would surely say he was witty and a jokester. He loved to tease everyone, especially the great grandkids. He would do anything for them. He was a good-hearted man who spoke his mind and would do anything for anyone in need. He was predeceased by his parents; brother, Dana Gammon; sister, Avis Luce; daughter, Rebecca Jean Gammon.
He is survived by his wife of 69 years, Mary (Berry) Gammon, of Warren; son, Earl Mark Gammon and his wife, Carol, of Warren, their family Alicia and Terry Costa; daughter, Annette Johnson and her husband, Dana, of Waldoboro, their family Lindsey and Michael Ward, Grace, Clair, Gabriel, and Benjamin, Jill and Lance Lee, Cora and Ivy, Rachel Johnson and Dan Shay, Miley Black, and Aleah Shay; sister, Norma Abbott and her husband, John, of Ridgecrest, Calif.; four grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren; and brother-in-law, Willis Berry, of Warren.
A private graveside service with military honors will be held at the Fairview Cemetery in Warren. A gathering of Odd Fellow Family and friends will be held at 5 p.m., Friday, June 3 at the I.O.O.F. Warren Lodge.
Condolences may be shared with the family at hallfuneralhomes.com.
Arrangements are entrusted to Hall Funeral Home and Midcoast Crematory, 949 Main St., Waldoboro.
The Lincoln County News, June 1, 2022
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Geburt - 9 Apr 1932 - Warren, Knox, Maine, USA 
Eheschließung - 18 Apr 1953 - Maine, USA 
Gestorben - 28 Mai 2022 - Rockport, Knox, Maine, USA = Link zu Google Earth