"Personen-Kennung","Vollständiger Name","Geburtsdatum","Taufdatum","Sterbedatum","Beerdigungsdatum","LifeSketch","LifeSketch: Datum"
"I47836","Lawrence Herman ACHORN, Jr.","9 Jan 1933","","29 Jun 2008","","Lawrence H. “Larry” ACHORN passed away at his home in Berthoud, Colorado, on June 29, 2008. He was 75.",""
"I47847","Thelma Elnora ACHORN","18 Sep 1921","","6 Jun 2020","","BELFAST - Thelma A. Rolerson, 98, passed away at home, June 6, 2020. She was born September 18, 1921, to Dana and Hazel Achorn of Morrill.","NOT MARRIED"
"I46809","Bradford Vinal AMES","21 Jul 1924","","1 Feb 2018","2018","SWAN'S ISLAND - Bradford Vinal Ames, 93, of Swan's Island, passed away peacefully on February 1, 2018, at the Veterans Home in Bangor surrounded by family. He was born on July 21, 1924, in Revere, MA, the son of Cheever Conant Ames and Inez Stinson (Rowe)","NOT MARRIED"
"I47796","Cecil Merrill AMES","6 Okt 1897","","24 Mai 1979","","Cecil M. Ames","NOT MARRIED"
"I55716","Mark Lester AMES","17 Mai 1899","","1929","","Colby College class of 1924 Bachelor of Divinity from Andover Newton College in 1929 Mark L Ames was an ordained Methodist minister. He never married. Died of double pneumonia working in a Boston mission.  (handwritten note by AlvahAmes, his brother).",""
"I47563","Alice May ANDERSON","18 Jul 1923","","3 Apr 2002","2002","Alice M Anderson Crockett Pounds Botner Gatin","NOT MARRIED"
"I45535","Florence Emma BAILEY","25 Jan 1942","","23 Nov 2010","","",""
"I54249","Lena Belle BAILEY","8 Jun 1933","","30 Okt 2023","","She died at age 90.",""
"I53182","Martha BAILEY","6 Jan 1924","","5 Nov 2005","9 Nov 2005","Martha (Bailey) Leighton, a Needham resident for over 44 years died on Saturday November 5th at the Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital in Boston at the age of 81. Born in Dedham, Martha grew up in Dedham attending Dedham Schools graduating from Dedham High School in 1941. Martha later moved to Needham where she was very active in the Congregational Church. For many years Martha was a volunteer at the former Glover Memorial Hospital and continued her volunteer work at the Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital in Needham. She received recognition for her dedication, loyalty and thousands of hours that she gave to Hospital. She was a member of the Needham Garden Club and the Friendly Society in the Congregational Church. Martha also enjoyed Gardening, her oil paintings and crossword puzzles. Mrs. Leighton was the wife of the late James G. Leighton who died in 1999 and loving mother of James F. of Needham and Richard T. Leighton of Upton. Sister of Priscilla Bailey Tully of Swansboro, NC. Grandmother of Sally Windsor Leighton of Upton. A memorial Service will be held at the Congregational Church of Needham 1154 Great Pain Ave on Wed. Nov. 9th at 1:00 PM. Relatives and friend are kindly invited. In lieu of flowers memorials in Martha’s may be made to the Needham Community Council, 51 Lincoln St. Needham MA 02492.  https://www.currentobituary.com/member/obit/21845",""
"I41316","Obediah Sylvanus BARKHOUSE","22 Jun 1868","","11 Mrz 1955","Mrz 1955","Born in New Cornwall Lunenburg County NS","NOT MARRIED"
"I47965","Barbara Edith BARTLETT","21 Sep 1928","","4 Jul 1998","","Barbara Edith Bartlett Cunningham, 69, died unexpectedly at her home on Saturday.","NOT MARRIED"
"I43743","Elden Carroll BEANE","2 Apr 1938","","18 Mrz 2020","","",""
"I52832","Eileen BECKETT","4 Dez 1945","","19 Nov 2018","","",""
"I52833","Robert Leslie BECKETT","12 Sep 1940","","14 Feb 2010","","",""
"I47732","Harry Harland BEERS, Jr.","9 Okt 1936","","22 Jul 2010","2010","SOUTHWEST HARBOR — Harry H. Beers, Jr. 73, died July 22, 2010 at his residence. He was born Oct. 9, 1936 in Tremont, the son of Harry H. and Bernice (Brewer) Beers, Sr.","NOT MARRIED"
"I43072","Anni Margot BENDHEIM","5 Nov 1921","","9 Mai 2025","14 Mai 2025","",""
"I43362","Brenton Lyman BENNER","17 Apr 1880","","14 Sep 1945","17 Sep 1945","",""
"I43368","Leon Leroy BENNER","29 Sep 1888","","9 Nov 1965","","",""
"I43370","Norman Frederick BENNER","4 Jun 1908","","28 Jan 1980","","",""
"I46217","Oraville Betsy BENNER","29 Dez 1905","","20 Sep 1981","","Orvallie Benner Shuman, 75, Waldoboro widow of Clarence R. Shuman who died on Sept 15, died Sunday in a Rockport Hospital. Born in Waldoboro she was the daughter of George and Addie Mink Benner. she was a homemaker. Mrs. Shuman was a member of the Good Lu","NOT MARRIED"
"I46712","Arthur Lester BENNER","17 Dez 1923","","28 Feb 2008","","Arthur Lester Benner served in the US Army during World War II.","NOT MARRIED"
"I46961","Howell Ellsworth BENNER","17 Dez 1882","","27 Sep 1921","1921","HOWELL E. BENNER","NOT MARRIED"
"I47787","Bernard Leo BENNER","27 Mai 1905","","27 Sep 1966","","BERNARD L. BENNER","NOT MARRIED"
"I49601","Nancy Marie BENNER","31 Dez 1945","","17 Jul 2006","","Nancy Marie Benner Billing","NOT MARRIED"
"I52817","Ethel May BENNER","30 Nov 1903","","5 Aug 1989","7 Aug 1989","Ethel M. Delano, 85, Friendship, died Saturday at a local nursing home. She was born in Waldoboro, a daughter of James and Viola Benner. She was a homemaker all her life, and drove the US mail from Friendship to thomaston for eight years. During World War II. she worked at the Black and Gay Canning Factory in Thomaston. She later worked for nine years at the Port Clyde Packing co. and for 12 years at the North Lubec Sardine Factory, until she retired. mrs. Delano is survived by her husband of 68 years, W. Thomas Belano of Friendship, a daughter, Mrs. Beatrice Wotton of Friendship; eight grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren, and three great-great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by two sons, Reginald Delano, who died in 1954 and Gerald who died in 1988. A funeral was held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Hall Funeral Home, Waldoboro with the Rev. Richard park and Norman Young officiating. Burial in Sweetland Cemetery, Waldoboro.  Lincoln Couny News: August 10th, 1989.",""
"I52858","Arnold Leroy BENNER","2 Dez 1956","","21 Mai 2014","24 Mai 2014","",""
"I52860","Beverly Mae BENNER","13 Mrz 1949","","14 Mrz 2015","","",""
"I52886","Mary Lee BENNER","15 Jun 1944","","6 Sep 2024","","",""
"I52888","Gordon Ramon BENNER","30 Jan 1936","","12 Aug 2015","18 Aug 2015","",""
"I48132","Elroy Victor BEVERAGE, Jr","17 Jun 1924","","16 Jun 1995","","ELROY V. BEVERAGE JR. VETERAN OF WORLD WAR II","NOT MARRIED"
"I47312","Maurice Edmond BICKFORD","23 Jan 1925","","6 Sep 2004","","Maurice E. Bickford 1925-2004","NOT MARRIED"
"I47916","Harold Howard BICKFORD","7 Jul 1884","","8 Nov 1944","","Son of William Howard Bickford and Ida Louise (Penney) Bickford. Married Sarah ""Sally"" Annie Delemos on 7/30/1906 in Smithfield, Maine. Children: Loyd W Bickford born 1907 in Norridgewock, Maine, Violet May Bickford born 1909 in Belfast, Maine (married Ma","NOT MARRIED"
"I45995","Joan M BLACK","23 Sep 1939","","12 Feb 2010","","LIPSETT, Joan M. (Black) Of Sandwich, MA and Palm Coast, FL, died on Friday, February 12, 2010 at the age of 70. She was the beloved wife of Lloyd W. Lipsett for 52 years and the daughter of the late Merton C. and Margaret R. (Kenney) Black. Besides her h","NOT MARRIED"
"I46012","Arlene BLACK","31 Dez 1912","","20 Mrz 2006",""," THE CONWAY DAILY SUN - Thursday - 23 March 2006","NOT MARRIED"
"I46970","Alice Cecilia BLACK","9 Jan 1922","","18 Jun 2009","2009","Alice Mank Obituary","NOT MARRIED"
"I46097","George C BOGGS","2 Dez 1904","","20 Sep 1986","","GEORGE C. BOGGS","NOT MARRIED"
"I53133","Mildred Margaret BOLTON","18 Nov 1923","","12 Jan 2005","","From bchfh.com A graveside service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, May 12, 2005 at Achorn Cemetery, Old County Road, Rockland ROCKLAND - Mildred ""Billie"" Pease, 81, died Wednesday, January 12, 2005 at Knox Center for Long Term Care. Born in McKenzie, Tennessee, November 18, 1923, she was one of eight children of Walter and Julie Smith Bolton.  While living in Tennessee, she met and married William Wilkes. They later moved to Virginia, residing there until moving here in the late 1940s. In her younger years, she enjoyed golfing. She married Leroy B. Pease in July of 1977. Since being diagnosed with Alzheimer\'s Disease, Mr. Pease has been her primary care giver. Pre-deceased by one son William \""Buddy\"" Wilkes, Jr. in 1990, Mrs. Pease is survived by her husband of Rockland; one daughter Peggy Salminen and her husband Charles of Rockland; four grandchildren, James LaCrosse and his wife Jenny of Jefferson, Richard Wilkes of Ocala, FL, Michelle Wajer of Newcastle, Kelly Salminen of Rockland; four great-grandchildren, as well as several nieces and nephews. Billie\'s family would like to thank everyone on the Alzheimers Unit of Knox Center for their excellent care and thoughtfulness. A graveside service will be announced in the spring. Memorial donations may be made to the Alzheimer\'s Association Maine Chapter, Suite 160B, 163 Lancaster Street, Portland, ME 04101. Service arrangements are in the care of Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, 110 Limerock Street, Rockland. Please take a moment to visit Name\'s Personal Online Guest Book.",""
"I47558","Florence E BONNESS","4 Jul 1940","","2 Nov 2022","","Surry - Florence B. Crockett, 82, went home to be with her husband Vern on Wednesday, November 2, 2022. She was born on July 4, 1940, the daughter of Thelma (Moore) and Earl Bonness.","NOT MARRIED"
"I46815","Irma J. BOURASSA MUNRO","16 Jul 1933","","4 Jul 2015","","Irma Munro Obituary","NOT MARRIED"
"I47243","Norma Rose BOURROUGHS","18 Mai 1937","","5 Nov 2022","2022","","NOT MARRIED"
"I44327","John Arthur BOWERS","28 Jan 1957","","6 Jun 2011","","",""
"I49604","Ronald A BRANN","26 Mai 1941","","7 Jul 2019","","This may be a different person.","NOT MARRIED"
"I42210","Ian Matthew BRAUN-CREAMER","13 Nov 1980","","16 Mai 2006","","Nachruf auf Ian Creamer Veröffentlicht von Legacy Remembers am 19. Mai 2006. Ian M. Creamer, 25, aus der North Street in Fairhaven, starb am Dienstag im St. Luke's Hospital. Ehemann von Melanie (Thompsen) Creamer und Stiefvater von Jordan R. Silva.  Geboren in Bath, ME, als Sohn von Nataly L. (Braun) Purinton aus New Bedford und Gary E. und Terry Creamer aus ME.  Als Absolvent der Somerset High School lebte er mehrere Jahre in Fairhaven und war Präsident von I M C Enterprises. Er genoss die Gesellschaft seiner neuen Braut, seiner Familie und ihrer Hunde.  Ian war Mitglied der Grace Gospel Church.  Ebenfalls am Leben sind eine Schwester, Monica L. Creamer; Großeltern, David und Geraldine Braun, Priscilla Lee, Ruth Creamer; eine Nichte, Hailey I. York, alle von ME; Melanies Eltern, Karl und Dolores Thompsen und die Schwiegereltern, Erik und Lucy Thompsen; mehrere Tanten, Onkel und Cousins.  Arrangements von SOMERSET FUNERAL HOME, 84 County St",""
"I44365","Dirk Wayne BROWN","24 Jun 1933","","3 Jun 2004","","",""
"I44367","Basil A BROWN","1930","","25 Jun 2010","","",""
"I44368","Lloyd BROWN","28 Jul 1904","","26 Jun 1982","1982","",""
"I48028","Melvin Berry BRYANT","31 Aug 1892","","18 Jan 1956","21 Jan 1956","(Published in History of Idaho: The Gem of the Mountains Vol. 2 by James H. Hawley 1920)","NOT MARRIED"
"I47317","Linda Ann BURGESS","30 Apr 1941","","25 Mai 2019","","Nichols, South Carolina","NOT MARRIED"
"I47426","Alice Lena BURGESS","31 Mrz 1923","","5 Okt 2003","","ROCKLAND – Alice L. Hanley, 80, died Sunday, October 5, 2003 at Penobscot Bay Medical Center, Rockport, after a brief illness. Born on Vinalhaven, March 31, 1923, she was the daughter of Harvard C. & Nina G. Loud Burgess. She attended local schols.","NOT MARRIED"
"I39668","Louise H BURNELL","3 Feb 1931","","8 Mrz 2016","","Nachruf auf Louise Brann Louise H. Brann 1931 - 2016 SKOWHEGAN - Louise H. Brann, 85, verstarb am 8. März 2016 im Woodlawn Nursing and Rehab Center in Skowhegan. Sie wurde am 3. Februar 1931 in Westbrook als Tochter von Louis und Rena Burnell geboren. Louise heiratete William Seiders und zusammen hatten sie fünf Kinder, von denen eines vor ihr verstarb, William Seiders Jr. Sie war auch von ihrem Ehemann Wallace H. Brann vorverstorben. Louise arbeitete viele Jahre lang als Hausputzerin und leitete eine Kindertagesstätte. Sie liebte Musik, Tanzen und Bingospielen. Sie hinterlässt ihre Töchter Rena Roghelia und Ehemann Richard aus Windham, Loretta Northup und Ehemann Jay aus Gorham; und die Söhne Eugene Seiders und seine Frau Lenora aus Bridgewater und Gary Seiders Sr. und seine Frau Johanne aus Oakland. Louise hatte vier Stiefkinder, Betty Johnson und ihren Ehemann James, Clayton Brann und Ralph Brann, alle aus Maryland, und Linda Clements aus Texas. Sie hatte 13 Enkelkinder, sechs Urenkel und ein Ururenkelkind. Freunde sind eingeladen, am Samstag, den 12. März, von 14 bis 16 Uhr das Lawry Brothers-Wheeler Funeral Home, 26 Church St., Oakland, zu besuchen. Die Arrangements werden vom Lawry Brothers-Wheeler Funeral Home of Oakland getroffen.",""
"I36759","Carrie Mabel BURNS","20 Feb 1882","","1 Mai 1954","","Mrs. Carrie M. Winchenbaugh, 72, wife of the Rev. Herman R. Winchenbaugh died at her home, 16, Granite St., Rockland, Sunday, May 30. A native of Waldoboro, she was born Feb. 28, 1882, the daughter of Capt. Gardiner and Rosie Creamer Burns,. She was a member of the Pratt Memorial Methodist Church, the WSCS Golden Rod Chapter, Henderson Auxiliary, DAR, the Women\'s Educational Club and was a former member of Miriam Rebekah Lodge and the Grange. Besides her husband, she is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Evangeline Sylvester of Rockland, Mrs. Virginia Poletti of Quincy, Mass. and Mrs. Eleanor Paguin of Augusta; six sons, Basil, Ensign, Xavier and Manuel, all of Rockland, Gabriel of Waldoboro and Benedict of Camden; two sisters, Mrs. Sadie Winchenbach and Mrs. Theresa Shute, both of Waldoboro and Evren Burns Burns of Friendship; 12 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday from the Russell Funeral Home, the Rev. Merle S. Canant officiating. Interment was in Str. Paul\'s Society Cemetery, Dutch Neck, Waldoboro.  Lincoln County News: June 3, 1954.  Funeral services were held Wednesday from the Russell Funeral Home, Rockland, for Mrs. Carrie M. Winchenbaugh, 72, of 16 Granite St., Rockland, wife of the Rev. Herman R. Winchenbaugh. She died at her home May 30. The Rev. Merle S. Conant officiated at the service. Burial was in St. Paul\'s Society Cemetery, Dutch Neck, Waldoboro. Mrs. Winchenbaugh was born in Waldoboro, Feb. 28, 1882, the daughter of Capt. Gardner and Rosie Creamer Burns. She was a member of the Pratt Memorial Methodist Church, the WSCS, Golden Rod Chapter, Henderson Auxiliary, DAR, the Women\'s Educational Club and was a former member of Miriam Rebekah Lodge and the Grange. Besides her husband she is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Evangeline Sylvester of Rockland, Mrs. Virginia Poletti of Quincy, Mass. and Mrs. Eleanor Paquin of Augusta; six sons, Basil, Ensign, Exavier and Manuel all of Rockland, Gabriel of Waldoboro and Benedict of Camden; two sisters; Mrs. Sadie Winchenbach and Mrs. Theresa Chute, both of Waldoboro; three brothers, Fred and Ernest Burns of Friendship, 12 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.  Waldoboro Press: June 3rd, 1954",""
"I43971","Alan BURNS","7 Apr 1958","","5 Sep 2024","nach 6 Sep 2024","",""
"I46218","Doris M BURROWS","22 Apr 1906","","4 Jan 1972","1972","Mrs. Doris M. Winchenbaugh","NOT MARRIED"
"I46263","Judith A BUTLER","7 Nov 1933","","22 Jan 2025","","Judith (Judi) Strout passed away on January 22, 2025 surrounded by her loving family.","NOT MARRIED"
"I47734","Everett Foster BUTLER","18 Apr 1938","","25 Mrz 2003","","Everett Foster Butler was born (date unknown).","NOT MARRIED"
"I52007","Harold Thomas BUTTS","31 Dez 1929","","8 Apr 2020","","Harold Thomas Butts aus Portland, ME, kam am 31. Dezember 1929 an und verließ die Stadt am 8. April 2020, nachdem er 90 volle Jahre Leben und Liebe hier auf der Erde erlebt hatte. Als jüngstes von 17 Geschwistern wurde Harold früh in ein Leben eingeführt, das reich an Familie war und den Rahmen für sein ganzes Leben bildete. Seine ersten Jahre verbrachte er in Achtung vor seinem Vater, in gegenseitiger Verehrung seiner Mutter und unter dem Einfluß seiner Brüder und Schwestern. Sein großes, aufrichtiges Lächeln wurde schnell zu einem Markenzeichen seiner Persönlichkeit, ein äußerer Ausdruck, der seinen authentischen Wohlwollen gegenüber jedem, den er traf, verkündete. Mit einem natürlichen Charisma, das jeden Raum besser machte, sang und spielte Harold als junger Mann in lokalen Nachtlokalen, coverte Songs und spielte Originale für seine eigene Country-Western-Musikband mit dem Künstlernamen \""Smilin\' Hal\"". Später wurde er ein angesehener Bühnenzauberer, der viele Jahre lang vor Ort auftrat. Harold liebte es, zu jagen, zu boxen und auf Flohmärkten zu feilschen, um Sport zu treiben. Er arbeitete als Öllieferant für Randall McCallister, besaß eine eigene Pflasterfirma und einen Gartenbaudienst. Er liebte Tony\'s Donuts, italienische Sandwiches und gekochte Abendessen. Er war stolz auf seine Arbeit und liebte die Gartenarbeit, was sich am besten in der tadellosen Wartung, Pflege und dem Erscheinungsbild seines langjährigen Grundstücks und Hauses in der Hobart Street in South Portland zeigte. Sein Hof war mit einem selbstgebauten weißen Lattenzaun ausgestattet, der immer noch steht, Gewächshäusern mit einer ständig wechselnden Vielfalt an Blumen und sogar einer kleinen Brücke, die über überschüssiges Pflaster von seinem Geschäft gebaut wurde, das er mit Wasser füllte, mit Goldfischen bestückte und \""Teich\"" nannte. Seine wunderschön gepflegten Blumenbeete und sein fachmännisch gemähtes Gras wurden durch eine wechselnde Menagerie von Charakteren ergänzt, vor allem durch eine lebensgroße Schaufensterpuppe, ein \""Pferd in vielen Farben\"", von dem es einmal hieß, dass es \""nur durch seine vielen Farbschichten zusammengehalten wird\"". Jedes Jahr im Oktober verwandelte sich Harolds Hof auf Hobart in ein Heiligtum der Halloween-Dekoration, einschließlich einer kleinen Armee einzigartiger, handgefertigter, lebensgroßer Vogelscheuchen, die die Bühne für wagemutige Einheimische bereiteten, die nachts durchquerten, nur um von The Pumpkin Man, Harold Butts und seinen Söhnen geistlos erschreckt zu werden. Diese Tradition war, wie die meisten Traditionen in Harolds Leben, eine Familienangelegenheit. Harold heiratete am 10. Januar 1959 die Liebe seines Lebens, Lorraine Creamer aus Waldoboro. Gemeinsam zogen sie in der Hobart Street 6 eigene Kinder groß. Ihrem ersten Sohn und Harolds Namensvetter, Harold Jr., folgten Victor, Cindy, Sonny, Crystal und Stephen. Ihr Zuhause war ein geschäftiges Nest der Liebe, des Lachens, der Fantasie, des Wettbewerbs, des Abenteuers, des Dramas und des Wachstums. Später segneten ihn Harolds Kinder mit Ehefrauen, die er immer herzlich als Familie aufnahm, und mit über zwei Dutzend Enkelkindern mit ihren Ehepartnern und Urenkeln, die er alle bewunderte, bedingungslos liebte und übermäßig verwöhnte. Eine ständig wachsende Ansammlung von Familienmitgliedern schuf auch eine wachsende Karawane von Autos für seine jährlichen \""Familienausflüge\"" zu weit entfernten und oft obskuren Orten. An Feiertagen war sein Haus immer voll und laut, auch an seinem Lieblingstag des Jahres, dem Vatertag, an dem er früh aufstand, um für alle seine späteren Gäste zu kochen, die kamen, um ihn mit Komplimenten, Umarmungen und Rubbellosen zu überschütten. Harold lebte ein glückliches, erfülltes Leben und genoss so viel davon, wie man es sich nur wünschen konnte. Er liebte leidenschaftlich und tief, lebte voller Abenteuer und Neugier und verschwendete jeden Tag für das, was er konnte. Harold liebte es, mit seinen Brüdern und Schwestern zusammen zu sein, und er verbrachte 61 Jahre mit der Liebe seines Lebens verheiratet und zog Kinder und Enkelkinder groß. Er lebte ein großzügiges, großzügiges und bescheidenes Leben, ein wahrer Mann von Maine und Repräsentant von Portland, wo er 90 Jahre lang lebte. Er wird endlich auf dem Anwesen seiner Familie auf dem Forest City Cemetery in Portland, Maine, ruhen.",""
"I43955","Ann CALDERWOOD","2 Jun 1932","","1 Sep 2022","","",""
"I40892","Lemuel Ludwig CALER","7 Sep 1854","","24 Feb 1924","1924","https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/42590337/lemuel-l-caler","NOT MARRIED"
"I48225","Leslie Gordon CARBARY","4 Okt 1896","","19 Mrz 1972","22 Mrz 1972","As a child Leslie grew up living in Elgin Ill on Dundee Street.   He was the third child and the first boy.   Leslie registered for the Draft in Sept of 1917.  He was 19 years old living with his widowed mother, Jennie Carbary.  They lived at 3630 W Taylo","NOT MARRIED"
"I43800","Dennis Elden CARROLL","26 Feb 1888","","5 Nov 1962","","",""
"I48512","Ronald Sidney CARTER","30 Mai 1929","","1 Nov 1930","","",""
"I47759","Clifford Day CHAMBERS","10 Jan 1922","","21 Jan 2012","","Major League Baseball Player. For six seasons (1948 to 1953), he was a left-handed pitcher with the Chicago Cubs, Pittsburgh Pirates and St. Louis Cardinals. Born Clifford Day Chambers, he was raised in Washington where he attended Bellingham High School","NOT MARRIED"
"I42206","Niven Crawford CHAPMAN","18 Jul 1917","","4 Jan 2007","","Niven Crawford Chapman, 89, of Damariscotta, passed away Jan. 4 at Winship Green in Bath, following a brief illness.","NOT MARRIED"
"I46501","Hannah Belle CHAPMAN","30 Jan 1904","","22 Dez 1995","","PASSADUMKEAG and ZEHPHYR HILLS, FLA. - Hannah Belle (Chapman) Waltz, 91, went home to be with the Lord, Dec. 22, 1995, from a Zephry Hills, Fla. hospital after a brief hospitalization. She was born in Westbrook Jan. 30, 1904, the daughter of Charles and A","NOT MARRIED"
"I50624","Myron A. CHASE","17 Aug 1910","","29 Jul 1974","","",""
"I47687","Dorothy Ann CHRISTOFFERSEN","7 Mai 1932","","5 Jul 2016","","Dorothy A. (Christoffersen) Hoxsie, 84, of Duck Cove Road, died July 5, 2016. She was the wife of the late George A. Hoxsie for thirty-six years.","NOT MARRIED"
"I41469","Hilda Maude CHURCH","21 Mrz 1893","","9 Apr 1967","Apr 1967","Born in 1893, she wanted to train to be a nurse, however, she was too old.  Therefore, she faked her birth year to be two years younger to attend school.  Her husband and children did not learn of this until after Hilda's death.  (""Hilda"" went by \""Maude\"")","NOT MARRIED"
"I44204","Beatrice M. CLARK","7 Okt 1918","","19 Apr 2019","","",""
"I46469","Francis Mavor CLARK","8 Jun 1925","","31 Jul 2014","","1925-2014","NOT MARRIED"
"I46111","Ruth Hazel CLARRY","9 Okt 1922","","10 Apr 2020","","Ruth Hazel Benner, 97, passed away peacefully at Cove’s Edge in Damariscotta on April 10, 2020.","NOT MARRIED"
"I46811","Elwin Ernest CLEMENTS","15 Okt 1933","","17 Apr 1992","24 Apr 1992","Elwin E Clements served as an SP6 in the US Army during the Korean War and the Vietnam War.","NOT MARRIED"
"I46504","Ora Mary COGSWELL","1924","","17 Sep 2000","","ORA MAY WALTZ, ENJOYED BASEBALL, FISHING, LOBSTERING","NOT MARRIED"
"I47760","Dr. Clinton Wayne COLENBAUGH","29 Jul 1923","","19 Jan 1988","1988","Clinton Wayne Colenbaugh, 64, of Lake Fork, died Tuesday, Jan. 19, 1988, in the McCall Memorial Hospital of natural causes.","NOT MARRIED"
"I48322","Georgia E COOMBS","17 Jun 1906","","1936","","findagrave.com  Memorial #:  82380157  Cemetery:  Goshen Road Cemetery, Waldobor, Lincoln, Maine","NOT MARRIED"
"I36601","Myra A CREAMER","Nov 1874","","12 Jan 1931","","Mrs. Myra Burkett died at her home in Main Street Monday night. Funeral services will be held in the Baptist church Thursday afternoon with Rev. G.W. Collins officiating.  Lincoln County News: January 15th, 1931.  Mrs. Myra E. Burkett  Funeral services for Mrs. Myra E. Burkett were held in the Baptist church Thursday afternoon with Rev. George W. Collins officiating. She is survived by her husband John Burkett, her mother, Mrs. Etta Creamer, two sons, Millard and Harold, a brother, Melvin Creamer, two sisters, Miss Sadie Creamer and Mrs. Lena Paine of Brant Rock, Mass. Her body was placed in the receiving tomb at the German Cemetery.  Lincoln County News: January 22nd, 1931",""
"I36813","Sybil Marie CREAMER","5 Nov 1902","","24 Mai 1977","","Mrs. Sybil C. Winchenbach, 74, Waldoboro, died May 24 at a Rockport hospital after a long illness. She was the widow of Edgar P. Winchenbach, who died May 25, 1971. She was born in Waldoboro, Nov. 5, 1902, daughter of Alton and Bessie Faylor Creamer. She had been a Waldoboro, resident all of her life and spent winters in Florida. In her early years, Mrs. Winchenbach was a school teacher. She was a charter member and past president of the Waldoboro Women\'s Club and a member of the South Waldoboro Extension. She leaves a son, Keith L. Winchenbach of Waldoboro; three daughters, Mrs. Felix (Pauline) Oleszynski of North Riverside, Ill., Mrs. Louise (Mona) Small of Gorham, N.H.; two sisters, Mrs. Arlene Stewart of Waldoboro and Mrs. Alma Goetz of Granville, Mich., 17 grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday at the Hall Funeral Home, Waldoboro, the Rev. Charles D. Kinney officiating. Burial will be in Sweetland Cemetery, Waldoboro.  WINCHENBACH - Mrs. Sybil C., died Tuesday. Friends may call at the Hall Funeral Home 7-9 p.m. Wednesday, where services will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. Interment will be at the Sweetland Cemetery in Waldoboro.  Kennebec Journal: May 25, 1977.",""
"I42184","Ruth May CREAMER","5 Feb 1899","","13 Feb 1961","","Mrs. Ruth Genthner BREMEN, Feb. 13 - Mrs. Ruth Genthner, 62, died suddenly Monday at her home. She was born February 5, 1899, at Damariscotta, the daughter of Orrin and Grace (Cuningham) Creamer. She lived most of her life at Bremen. Survivors are her husband Pearlie Genthner; her mother, Mrs. Almond McLain; five sisters; Mrs. Lloyd Moody of South Hope; Mrs. Allison Waltz, Mrs. Arnold Standish, Mrs. James Wellman and Miss Gladys Cramer all fo Waldoboro; two brothers Pearlie Cramer of Woolwich and Percy Cramer of Waldoboro; five daughters, Mrs. Kenneth Genthner of Medomak, Mrs. Nivan Chapman of Damariscotta, Mrs. Floyd Carter of Thomaston, Mrs. Paul Cramer of Edgecomb and Mrs. Frank Dodge of Bridgton; four sons, Ralph Winchenbach of Waldoboro, Harold Winchenbach and Eugene Winchenbach of Tenants Harbor and Paul Winchenbach; 51 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews and cousins. Funerals services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o\'clock at the Flanders Funeral Home at Waldoboro with the Rev. Vernon E. Carver officiating. Burial will be in the spring.  The Bangor Daily News: 14 Feb. 1961.  Mrs. Ruth M. Genthner 62, Bremen, wife of Perley Genthner, died Monday. She was born in Damariscotta, Feb. 5, 1899, daughter of Orrin and Grace Cunningham Creamer. She had lived in Bremen most of her life. Besides her husband, she is survived by her mother, Mrs. Almond McLain, five daughters, Mrs. Kenneth Genthner, Medomak, Mrs. Nivan Chapman, Damariscotta, Mrs. Floyd F. Carter, Thomaston, Mrs. Paul Creamer, Edgecomb, Mrs. Frank Dodge, Bridgton, four sons, Ralph and Harold Winchenbach Jr. both of Waldoboro, Eugene Winchenbach of Tenant\'s Harbor, and Paul Winchenbach; two brothers, Percy Creamer, Waldoboro, and Perley Creamer, Woolwich, five sisters, Mrs. Ellison Waltz, Waldoboro, Mrs. Arnold Standish, Waldoboro, Mrs. Lloyd Moody, South Hope, Mrs. James Wellman, Waldoboro, and Miss. Gladys Creamer, Brunswick, 51 grandchildren, several great-grandchildren and several cousins. Funeral services were held today at the Flanders Funeral Home. The Rev. Vernon Carver officiated. Entombment was in Hillside Cemetery, Bremen. Interment will be in the spring.  Waldoboro Press: February 16th, 1961",""
"I42200","Gary Eugene CREAMER","13 Jan 1946","","13 Feb 2005","","PORTLAND – Gary Eugene Creamer, 59, starb am 13. Februar nach langer Krankheit in seinem Haus. Er wurde in Damariscotta als Sohn von Paul und Esther Winchenbach Creamer geboren und besuchte die Schulen in Damariscotta und Waldoboro. Er diente während des Vietnamkriegs in der Armee. Herr Creamer war 23 Jahre lang beim Bauamt der Stadt Portland beschäftigt. Er arbeitete gern an der Restaurierung seines Hauses. Er hinterlässt drei Söhne, Jason Yankowsky, Gary Creamer Jr. und Frank Creamer, alle aus Portland; einen Stiefsohn, Robert Yankowsky aus Portland; fünf Schwestern, Lorraine Butts aus Scarborough, Joan Marshal aus Augusta, Loretta Sossbee aus Gorham, Esther Brewer aus Bath und Donnna Creamer aus Raymond; sowie drei Brüder, Paul Creamer aus South Portland, Richard Creamer aus Wiscasset und Bruce Creamer aus Edgecomb. Die Trauerfeier findet im privaten Kreis statt. Die Trauerfeier im Frühjahr findet auf dem Blackpoint Cemetery in Scarborough statt. Die Organisation übernimmt das Bestattungsinstitut Conroy-Tully Crawford in Portland.  GARY E. CREAMER, 59, aus Portland, in Portland, 13. Februar 2005. Die Trauerfeier findet privat statt. Die Trauerfeier im Frühjahr findet zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt auf dem Blackpoint Cemetery in Scarborough statt. Die Organisation übernimmt das Bestattungsinstitut Conroy-Tully Crawford, State Street 172, Portland.  Portland Press Herald: 17. Februar 2005",""
"I42201","Joan L. CREAMER","15 Nov 1941","","25 Apr 2008","","Joan L. Marshall, 66, aus Augusta, starb am 25. April nach einem langen, mutigen Kampf gegen den Krebs. Sie wurde am 15. November 1941 in Waldoboro als Tochter von Paul und Esther (Winchenbach) Creamer geboren. Sie machte 1959 ihren Abschluss an der Waldoboro High School.    Joan war über 30 Jahre lang Besitzerin von Marshall\'s Antiques, wo sie ihr Geschäft durch harte Arbeit und ihre ehrliche Herangehensweise an die Geschäftstätigkeit ausbauen konnte. Sie liebte es, lokale Antiquitätenmessen zu besuchen, oft auf der Suche nach einem Schnäppchen oder einem einzigartigen Artikel, den sie kaufen konnte, um dessen Herkunft zu erforschen. Sie saß stundenlang da und las in ihren antiken Büchern, um sich in dem Bereich, den sie liebte, weiterzubilden.    Joan hatte eine Leidenschaft für die einfachen Dinge des Lebens, darunter an die Küste zu gehen, die Wochenenden mit ihren Kindern und Enkelkindern zu genießen und ein gutes Hummeressen zu genießen. Während ihrer letzten Monate entwickelte Joan eine ganz besondere Beziehung zu zwei ihrer Hospizbetreuerinnen, Nadine und Dot, die sich wunderbar um sie kümmerten. Sie war Mitglied der First Church of the Nazarene.    Sie wurde von ihrem Ehemann Eugene Marshall Sr., ihren Eltern und drei Brüdern Frankie Creamer, Robert Creamer und Gary Creamer vorverstorben.    Sie hinterlässt ihren Sohn Gene C. Marshall, Jr. und seine Frau Cindy aus Newmarket, N.H.; einen besonderen Sohn, John Fortin aus Augusta; zwei Töchter, Sandra Marshall-Ash und Ehemann John aus Kensington, N.H., und Linda Marshall und Partner Jeff Boynton aus Augusta; drei Brüder, Junior Creamer aus Portland, Richard Creamer aus Wiscasset und Bruce Creamer aus Wiscasset; vier Schwestern, Loretta Sosebee aus Portland, Lorraine Butts aus Portland, Esther Brewer aus Wiscasset und Donna Greene aus Portland; sechs Enkelkinder, Sarah Marshall, Amy Marshall, Alexandra Ash, John Ash, Jenny Kittredge und Ehemann Karl und Ricky Garland; zwei Urenkel, Alexis Kittredge und Zachariah Kittredge; und mehrere Tanten, Onkel, Nichten, Neffen und Cousins.    Feier zu Ehren von Joans Leben am Dienstag, den 29. April um 11 Uhr in der First Church of the Nazarene, Nazarene Dr., Augusta. Die Beerdigung findet auf dem Familiengrundstück auf dem Greenlawn Cemetery, Wiscasset, statt. Die Arrangements werden vom Plummer Funeral Home, 16 Pleasant St., Augusta, getroffen. Beileidsbekundungen an die Familie können über die Website des Bestattungsunternehmens unter www.plummerfh.com ausgesprochen werden.    MARSHALL, JOAN L. - In Augusta, 25. April 2008. Eine Feier des Lebens, 10:00 Uhr 29. April, Erste Kirche des Nazareners, Nazarener Dr. Augusta. Die Beerdigung findet auf dem Greenlawn Cemetery, Wiscasset, statt.    Portland Press Herald: 28. April 2008",""
"I42202","Paul CREAMER, I","9 Okt 1912","","3 Mrz 1969","","NORTH EDGECOMB - Paul Creamer, Sr. 56, died Monday in a Fairfield hospital following a long illness. He was born at Waldoboro Oct. 9, 1912, son of Frank and Alice Gross Creamer. He was the owner of Creamer's Lobster Pound and operated a wholesale and reta",""
"I42212","Paul S CREAMER, Jr","12 Jan 1939","","17 Mrz 2009","","PORTLAND -- Paul Creamer Jr., 70, died March 17, 2009. He was born Jan. 12, 1939, in Damariscotta, the son of Paul and Esther Winchenbach Creamer. He is survived by his loving ex-wife; son; daughters; eight grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Su","NOT MARRIED"
"I42213","Frank N. CREAMER","13 Dez 1935","","23 Apr 1964","","Frank N. Creamer  Funeral services for Frank N. Creamer, 28, of North Whitefield, will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at 1 Church St. Waldoboro. The Rev. Foster Williams will officiate and interment will be at Dutch Neck. Cumberland County Medical Examiner Wilbur F. Leighton said Friday Creamer died Thursday night after he shot himself in the left side of the chet with a 32-caliber revolver. Creamer was visiting an uncle, James Creamer of 194 High St. here and had gone to the bathroom to take a bath where he shot himself, police said. Officials said the victim a fisherman, had been despondent. He was born in Augusta Dec. 13, 1935, son of Paul and Esther Winchenbach Creamer. Surviving are his parents of Wiscasset; a son, Herbert; a daughter, Mary, both of Portland; five brothers, Paul Jr. of Portland, Richard of Bath, Robert, Bruce and Gary all of Wiscasset; five sisters, Mrs. Lorraine Butt of Portland, Mrs. Joan Marshall of Augusta, the Misses. Loretta, Esther and Donna Creamer, all of Wiscasset.  Lincoln County News: April 30th, 1964",""
"I42214","Bruce Allen CREAMER","20 Nov 1953","","11 Apr 2012","18 Apr 2012","Bruce A. Creamer, 58, verstarb am Morgen des 11. April 2012 nach kurzer Krankheit in seinem Haus in Newcastle. Er wurde am 20. November 1953 in Damariscotta als Sohn von Paul und Esther (Winchenbach) Creamer geboren.  Bruce wuchs in Newcastle auf, besuchte die örtlichen Schulen und machte seinen Abschluss an der Lincoln Academy, wo er Mitglied des Leichtathletikteams war.  Nach der Schule arbeitete er viele Jahre als Muschelbagger, bevor er als Rohrabdecker für die Bath Iron Works arbeitete. Ein Job, den er in den letzten 23 Jahren ausübte.  Bruce war ein zurückgezogener Mann, der es mehr als alles andere genoss, mit seiner Familie zusammen zu sein. Wenn er nicht bei ihnen war, fand man ihn im Freien entweder beim Jagen oder Angeln.  Neben seinen Eltern hinterließen er vier Brüder, Paul, Robert, Gary und Frank; sowie eine Schwester, Joan.  Er hinterlässt seine Frau Rose Creamer aus Newcastle; drei Töchter, Jennifer Martin und ihr Mann Jan aus Georgetown, Kristie Creamer und ihr Lebensgefährte Travis O\'Brien aus Bremen sowie Tiffany Beaucage und ihr Mann Alan aus Alna; 1 Bruder, Richard Creamer und seine Frau Peggy aus Wiscasset; 4 Schwestern, Lorraine Butts und ihr Mann Harold aus Scarborough, Loretta Sosebee aus Buxton, Esther Brewer und ihr Mann Vernon aus Wiscasset und Donna Greene aus Portland; 5 Enkelkinder, Kyle und Kaylee O\'Brien, Alexis Bailey und Izac und Alie Beaucage; sowie viele Nichten und Neffen.  Am Mittwoch, den 18. April, findet um 11:00 Uhr auf dem Highland Cemetery in Edgecomb eine Trauerfeier statt.  Die Arrangements stehen unter der Leitung und Obhut des Strong-Hancock Funeral Home, 612 Main Street, Damariscotta, ME. Beileidsbekundungen und Botschaften für die Familie können unter folgender Adresse zum Ausdruck gebracht werden: www.StrongHancock.com.",""
"I43580","Minnie Mae CREAMER","1878","","1968","","",""
"I46098","Nellie May CREAMER","1872","","1948","","Mrs. Nellie M. BoggsWest Waldoboro, Dec. 29. - Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie M. Boggs, 75, widow of A. E. Boggs, who died here Saturday, will be held Tuesday at 2 p. m., at the Waltz Funeral home, Waldoboro, and entombment will be in the German Luthe","NOT MARRIED"
"I46584","Ida Maud CREAMER","30 Mrz 1872","","1956","","Word has been received of the death on Monday of Mrs. Maude Hoak in Gardiner. Mrs. Hoak was a former resident of this community.","NOT MARRIED"
"I47102","Joyce Alta CREAMER","28 Aug 1948","","20 Mrz 2006","","JOYCE ALTA MANK","NOT MARRIED"
"I47515","Hazel Lucy CREAMER","29 Sep 1906","","10 Sep 1994","12 Sep 1994","Hazel Flanders Waldoboro, passed away Sept. 10 at County Manor, Coopers Mills, at the age of 87. She was the widow of Harold Flanders. The Flanders Owned and operated the Flanders Funeral Home in Waldoboro for many years. Mrs. Flanders is survived by a da","NOT MARRIED"
"I47892","Amanda June CREAMER","Mai 1868","","17 Feb 1950","","The Flanders Funeral Home held services on Sunday morning for Mrs. Amanda J. Mank, 81, widow of Dennis Mank and, like him, a native and lifelong resident of Waldoboro. She died Feb 17 at the Wilson Nursing Home Coopers Mills. Mrs. Mank was the daughter of","NOT MARRIED"
"I52002","Richard Leroy CREAMER, Sr","31 Jan 1943","","12 Nov 2019","","DRESDEN – Richard Leroy Creamer Sr., 76, ist am 12. November 2019 friedlich in seinem Haus an den Folgen eines Nierenversagens verstorben. Er wurde am 31. Januar 1943 in Damariscotta als Sohn von Paul und Esther (Winchenbach) Creamer geboren. Richard liebte es, Golf zu spielen und arbeitete die meiste Zeit seines Lebens als Wurmgräber. Richard hinterlässt seine beiden Söhne, Richard Creamer Jr. und Robert Creamer, sowie seine Tochter Esther Creamer; drei Schwestern, Loretta Sosebee, Lorraine Butts und Esther Creamer. Eine kleine Trauerfeier wird im Frühjahr auf dem Woodlawn Cemetery in Wiscasset stattfinden. Die Arrangements liegen in der Obhut von Staples Funeral Home and Cremation Care, 53 Brunswick Avenue, Gardiner, Maine. Beileidsbekundungen, Erinnerungen und Fotos können der Familie auf der Nachrufseite der Website des Staples Funeral Home mitgeteilt werden: familyfirstfuneralhomes.com  Portland Press Herald: 20. November 2019",""
"I52003","Donna Marie CREAMER","24 Mrz 1952","","7 Jan 2017","","Donna Marie Greene verstarb am 7. Januar 2017. Sie wurde am 24. März 1952 in Wiscasset als Tochter von Paul und Esther (Winchenbach) Creamer Sr. geboren.  Donna machte ihren Abschluss an der Lincoln Academy in Newcastle. Sie war die Tochter eines Fischers und arbeitete im Familienbetrieb. Später arbeitete sie als Hausfrau und Großmutter. Donna war glücklich und liebte das Leben und ihre Familie. Ihr Lächeln konnte einen Raum erhellen. Sie war schwindelerregend, fröhlich und liebenswert. Donna war eine Sammlerin von Beanie Babies und Sport-Memorabilien.  Donna starben vor ihr: ihre Eltern, Paul und Esther Creamer; Geschwister, Frankie Creamer, Junior Creamer, Joanne Creamer, Robert Creamer, Gary Creamer und Bruce Creamer; Enkelin Brittany N. Weston (11.9.16); und Ex-Ehemann Lloyd Johnson (25.02.14). Sie hinterlässt ihre Tochter Tammy Harvison; Enkelin Kiara Alexander; Enkel Jacob Harvison; sein langjähriger Weggefährte Bill Davenny; die Schwestern Esther Brewer, Lorraine Butts und Loretta Sosebee; Bruder Richard Creamer; und viele Nichten, Neffen und Freunde.",""
"I52006","Lorraine Alice “Rain Rain” CREAMER","17 Jan 1937","","21 Mrz 2025","","Lorraine ""Rain Rain"" Kippen  17. Januar 1937 – 21. März 2025  Lorraine Butts verbrachte ein Leben lang damit, die Welt mit ihrer Wärme, ihrem Lachen und einer Liebe zu erleuchten, die so beständig und beständig war, dass es sich anfühlte, als würde uns der Boden unter den Füßen unter den Füßen liegen – so beständig, dass wir manchmal vergaßen, sie zu bemerken, aber so wichtig, dass wir ohne sie zusammengebrochen wären. Lorraine war das zweite von elf Kindern, eine Rolle, in der sie von klein auf Verantwortung, Widerstandsfähigkeit und die Kraft familiärer Bindungen lernte. Sie arbeitete hart im Restaurant ihrer Familie, Creamer\'s Lobster Pound, wo sie viele Stunden arbeitete und nie vor den Anforderungen harter Arbeit zurückschreckte. Aber bei Lorraine ging es nie nur um die Arbeit – es ging um Menschen, um Lachen, darum, Freude in den einfachsten Momenten zu finden. Nach ihrem Abschluss machte sie sich mit großen Träumen und Abenteuerlust auf den Weg in die Welt. Aber als sie in Brunswick einen Halt machte, stieg sie aus dem Bus, schaute sich um und fragte prompt, ob sie wieder einsteigen dürfe. Dieser Instinkt führte sie nach Portland, wo das Schicksal seine eigenen Pläne hatte. Sie bekam einen Job im Miss Portland Diner. Dort lernte sie die Liebe ihres Lebens kennen und heiratete ihn, Harold Butts, den Mann, von dem sie immer gewusst hatte, dass er für sie bestimmt war. Die nächsten sechzig Jahre verbrachte sie in gegenseitiger Liebe und Verehrung, zog sechs Kinder groß, bewunderte ihre Enkelkinder, verwöhnte ihre Urenkel und lernte sogar ihre Ururenkel in Ehren wissen. Harold besaß die Art von Präsenz, die einen Raum erfüllte. Er war kühn, ungestüm und voller Leben, die Art von Mann, der eine Geschichte so gut erzählen konnte, dass selbst diejenigen, die sie hundertmal gehört hatten, sich noch vorbeugten, um zuzuhören. Und wenn Harold der Showman war, dann war Lorraine diejenige, die dafür sorgte, dass die Show weiterging. Ein Zauberer ist schließlich nur so gut wie sein Assistent. Während Harold die Bühne beherrschte, arbeitete Lorraine im Stillen hinter den Kulissen und sorgte dafür, dass alles reibungslos ablief – nicht nur in ihrer Ehe, sondern auch in ihrer Familie, in ihrem Zuhause, in jedem Teil des Lebens, den sie gemeinsam aufbauten. Sie war die Dirigentin, das Fundament, diejenige, die alles zusammenhielt.  Lorraine baute sich ein Leben auf, das reich an Liebe, Lachen und sogar ein wenig Kampfgeist war. Sie liebte es, Bingo zu spielen, wo sie nie die Begeisterung für eine Gewinnkarte verlor. Sie spielte mit ihren Schwestern, Töchtern und Freundinnen Karten – nicht nur zum Spaß, sondern auch mit der Art von feurigem Geist, die jedes Spiel zu einem Ereignis machte. Sie hatte ein Händchen dafür, Schätze auf Flohmärkten zu finden, liebte es, ihre Möbel neu zu arrangieren (manchmal zur Verwirrung aller anderen im Haus) und einen unvergleichlichen grünen Daumen, der ihren Garten und ihr Gewächshaus in eine Oase der Schönheit verwandelte. Und immer war da ihr Lachen. Lorraines Lachen war nicht nur ein Geräusch, es war ein Erlebnis. Es fing klein an, baute sich so auf, dass ihr die Tränen über das Gesicht liefen, und wenn sie laut genug lachte, schlug sie vorsichtshalber die Beine übereinander. Ihre Freude war ansteckend, eine Art Licht, das selbst die dunkelsten Tage erhellen konnte. Sie liebte Country-Western und frühen Rock\'n\'Roll. Ein Lieblingslied, You Are My Sunshine, war nicht nur ein Lied, es war ein Versprechen, ein Schlaflied, eine Erinnerung, die von einer Generation an die nächste weitergegeben wurde. Sie sang es für diejenigen, die sie liebte, und als ihre Enkelkinder ihr den Spitznamen \""Regenregen\"" gaben, machte das die Worte nur noch wahrer – denn für uns alle, zu jeder Jahreszeit und an jedem grauen Himmel, war Lothringen unser Sonnenschein. Über alles liebte sie ihre Familie. Sie war nicht die Art von Person, die dir einfach sagte, dass sie dich liebte, sie zeigte es, in der Art und Weise, wie sie arbeitete, in der Art und Weise, wie sie sich um dich kümmerte, in der Art und Weise, wie sie gab.",""
"I52008","Paul Charles CREAMER","2 Mai 1959","","28 Okt 2011","8 Nov 2011","Norwegen, ME – Paul Charles Creamer, 52, aus South Paris starb unerwartet am Freitag, den 28. Oktober 2011 in seinem Haus. Er wurde am 2. Mai 1959 in Portland, ME, als Sohn des verstorbenen Paul Creamer und Ethel G. (Grubb) Creamer aus Portland geboren.  Paul war eine Zeit lang als selbstständiger DJ in Oxford, Norwegen und Süd-Paris tätig. Er besaß und betrieb auch Charlie\'s Entertainment Center in der Main Street in Norwegen und betrieb zuletzt sein eigenes Abschleppunternehmen.  Paul liebte es, Menschen zum Lächeln zu bringen und war für jeden, den er traf, ein Freund.  Neben seiner Mutter hinterlässt er drei Schwestern, Esther L. Reed aus Gorham, Paula Ann Creamer und Ethel V. Creamer, beide aus Portland, sowie einen Onkel, Charles Grubb und seine Frau Maureen aus Falmouth, sowie mehrere Nichten und Neffen.  Eine Feier des Lebens findet am Montag, den 7. November 2011 von 11 bis 13 Uhr im Woodfords Club, 179 Woodford Street, Portland, statt.  Die Beerdigung findet am Dienstag, den 8. November 2011 um 11 Uhr im Brooklawn Memorial Park, 2002 Congress Street, Portland statt.  Die Arrangements stehen unter der Leitung von Advantage Funeral & Cremation Services, 981 Forest Ave., Portland.  Für weitere Informationen und um sich in Charlies Gästebuch einzutragen, besuchen Sie bitte www.advantageportland.com",""
"I53272","Alton M. CREAMER","28 Mrz 1872","","1951","","Alton H,. Creamer, 79, died Tuesday night at his home at West Waldoboro. He was born at Bremen son of Benjamin and Angelia French Creamer. Mr. Creamer retired from hotel management in Michigan and North Carolina 20 years ago and came to Waldoboro to live. He was a member of King Solomon Lodge of masons. Surviving are his widow, Bessie Taylor Creamer and three daughters, Mrs. Edgar Winchenbach and Mrs. Donald Stewart of Waldoboro and Mrs. Albert Goetz of Grand Rapids, Mich., 12 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at his home with masonic rites. Interment in the German Lutheran Cemetery.  Lincoln County News: July 12th, 1951",""
"I48324","Jesse Franklin CROSS","28 Nov 1889","","4 Nov 1973","1973","Married 2nd wife, Yvonne Arzelie Gervais (1 Nov 1895 in Westborough, MA-21 Jan 1991 in Pinellas, FL) in Bangor, ME on 22 Oct 1926. She worked in the Lawrence (MA) General Hospital in 1940 as a purveyor.","NOT MARRIED"
"I47809","Norman Augustus CUNNINGHAM","24 Feb 1920","","5 Jun 2015","","Norman Augustus Cunningham, 95, of Camden, died June 5, 2015, at Waldo County General Hospital in Belfast. Born at home in Searsmont on Feb. 24, 1920, he was the son of Bennie L. and Gladys (Sutter) Cunningham.","NOT MARRIED"
"I47773","Elsie Louise CURIT","19 Feb 1925","","25 Aug 2012","","Richmond -- On August 25, 2012 Elsie Louise (Curit) Beverage, age 87, a resident of Alexander Reed Road in Richmond and formerly of Hope, went to join her husband, Elroy V. Beverage, Jr., who predeceased her in 1995.","NOT MARRIED"
"I46509","Lottie L CURTIS","19 Jul 1880","","30 Nov 1951","1951","Mrs. Lottie L. Waltz died suddenly Wednesday morning, Nov. 30, in Portland. She was the widow of Wilmot C. Waltz. She was born in Damariscotta Mills, July 19, 1890, daughter of the late Ford B. and Rose Curtis. She was educated in the schools of Damarisco","NOT MARRIED"
"I46527","Harriet Myrna CURTIS","3 Mrz 1916","","16 Apr 2009","2009","Richmond - Myrna C. Waltz, 93, of the Alexander Reed Road, died at her home with her family by her side.","NOT MARRIED"
"I46805","Eleanor Louise CURTIS","23 Mai 1928","","6 Aug 2019","1995","Eleanor Louise Curtis Nash, 91, died peacefully at home, Tuesday, August 6, 2019 following a brief illness.","NOT MARRIED"
"I36590","Carrie Evelyn CUSHMAN","6 Dez 1891","","26 Jan 1983","","Carrie E. Winchenbach, 91, Waldoboro, widow of Chester Winchenbach, died Jan 26 in a Rockport hospital convalescent center. She was born in Hudson, Ma. Mrs. Winchenbach made rugs and was a member of the Meenahga the pomona, the state and national granges.","NOT MARRIED"
"I40831","Gladys Viola CUSHMAN","23 Apr 1932","","9 Dez 2011","","",""
"I47330","Lillian Rose DANSEREAU","10 Jun 1933","","10 Jan 2009","2009","She enjoyed walking, reading, gardening and loved collecting Teddy Bears.","NOT MARRIED"
"I48323","Carrie Ada DEAN","25 Nov 1894","","1 Aug 1967","","","NOT MARRIED"
"I52012","Margaret F. DELANO","1938","","9 Mrz 2015","","Estimated birth year - 1938    Dresden - Margaret F. Creamer, 77, of the town of Dresden, died Monday, March 9, 2015, in her home following a long illness from lung cancer.    A Memorial Service will be held at a later date in Wiscasset, Maine. Margaret Creamer was born in Maine, she graduated from Wiscasset High School, she worked for Canfields Restaurant for many years as a waitress.    She is survived by her husband Richard Creamer, Dresden, Maine; her children, Esther Creamer, Dresden, Maine; son Robert Creamer, Augusta, Maine; and son Richard Creamer, Rockport, Maine, grandchildren, Amber Creamer, Topsham, Maine; Aaron Creamer, Rockland, Maine and Robbie Creamer, Topsham, Maine; siblings, Martha Delano, Linda Delano, Nancy MortMargareton, Polly Delano, Richard Delano, Loyd Delano, Bob Delano, all of Wiscasset, Maine; Dana Delano and Junior Delano of Dresden, Maine; Wendell Delano of North Carolina and Dean Delano of San Diego, California.    God saw you getting tired and a cure was not to be, so he put his arms around you and whispered \""come to me\"".    Arrangements are under the care of Staples Funeral Home in Gardiner",""
"I41426","Johann Fredrick DEMONE","23 Dez 1754","23 Feb 1755","vor 1838","","Roots Web World Connect record for  Johann Friedrich DEMONE","NOT MARRIED"
"I47306","Roger Raymond DOAK","15 Mrz 1954","","30 Sep 2019","","Westbrook, ME - Roger Raymond Doak, 65, of Westbrook passed away due to a coronary event on September 30th, 2019 leaving behind his wife of 10 years, Della F Doak.","NOT MARRIED"
"I49959","George Douglas DOAK, Jr.","17 Dez 1959","","14 Aug 2013","","ROCKLAND — George D. “Top Dog” Doak Jr., 53, died unexpectedly Wednesday, Aug. 14, 2013, at his home.","NOT MARRIED"
"I44444","Charlotte J DOOP","28 Jul 1941","","7 Okt 2013","","",""
"I41378","Barbara Joanne DOWELL","30 Apr 1924","","16 Okt 2012","","Barbara J. Johnson of Weymouth, passed away Oct. 16, 2012, at her home. She was 88 years old. Born and raised in Medford, she had lived in Weymouth since 1962. Barbara was an active member of the Weymouth Historical Society, longtime Town Meeting member a","NOT MARRIED"
"I45643","Patricia Ann EGAN","14 Feb 1929","","18 Sep 1968","21 Sep 1968","",""
"I45829","John Leslie EGAN","7 Jul 1896","","12 Jan 1978","16 Jan 1978","",""
"I47250","Eva May ELDRIDGE","30 Mai 1925","","10 Jul 2019","","Obituary for Eva May Woodbury; died 10 Jul 2019.","NOT MARRIED"
"I45633","Norman S FARRINGTON, Sr","8 Feb 1929","","9 Jul 2012","","",""
"I46658","Peter John Haden FERGUSON","19 Sep 1933","","23 Apr 2012","2012","Published in Daily Breeze on April 29, 2012","NOT MARRIED"
"I43956","Valerie FEYLER","15 Jun 1933","","6 Nov 2013","","",""
"I46888","Orianna B FEYLER","12 Okt 1943","","15 Nov 2022","","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.",""
"I47507","Bennett Foster FILES","24 Dez 1941","","9 Dez 2011","","Bennett Foster Files, 69, beloved husband, father and grandfather, passed away at home in Cumming, Georgia on December 9, 2011. Bennett was born December 24, 1941 in Portland Maine, the only child of Anne Foster and Walter Wentworth Files. He attended Geo","NOT MARRIED"
"I47508","Walter Wentworth FILES, Jr","14 Jun 1918","","17 Mai 1988","Mai 1988","Walter W. Files","NOT MARRIED"
"I44456","Margaret (Peggy) FINO","1933","","20 Feb 2012","","",""
"I47646","Harold Wesley FLANDERS","2 Jan 1897","","29 Nov 1963","1963","Harold W. Flanders, 66, a mortician in Waldoboro for 40 years, died Friday at his home. He had retried several years ago. Mr. Flanders was born in Waldoboro June 2, 1897, the son of John and Florence Mank Flanders. He was a 50 years member of White Oak Gr","NOT MARRIED"
"I52771","Anna Lillian FLANDERS","5 Okt 1918","","7 Nov 2007","","",""
"I46553","Linda Corinne FREDETTE","17 Mai 1943","","26 Mai 2011","","",""
"I45690","Charles Bicknell FREEMAN","19 Mai 1909","","24 Mrz 1995","27 Mrz 1995","",""
"I47593","Georgia Belle FREEMAN","25 Sep 1909","","9 Okt 2011","","SOUTHWEST HARBOR and TREMONT - Georgie Belle Seavey, 102, died Oct. 9, 2011, at an Mount Desert Island health care facility. She was born Sept. 25, 1909, in Seal Cove, daughter of George H. and Mildred G. (Butler) Freeman. She attended Center School, Seal","NOT MARRIED"
"I46327","Evelyn Bessie FREEZE","31 Okt 1915","","28 Feb 2009","","",""
"I43401","Avis Marie GAMMON","28 Feb 1935","","9 Mrz 1993","","",""
"I43402","Earl William GAMMON","9 Apr 1932","","28 Mai 2022","","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",""
"I43406","Philip A GAMMON","19 Mrz 1934","","6 Dez 2002","","",""
"I43408","Irven Amos GAMMON","11 Jan 1912","","15 Dez 2006","","",""
"I48571","Alton Irven GAMMON","4 Okt 1937","","5 Apr 2008","","",""
"I44658","Bruce Edward GARNAGE, Sr","6 Apr 1926","","23 Jun 2017","","",""
"I45551","Walter Mayo GAY","27 Mai 1913","","11 Jun 1989","","",""
"I42195","Kenneth Sterling GENTHNER, Jr.","3 Sep 1944","","11 Jun 1968","","Kenneth S. Genthner, Jr. was born at Damariscotta September 1, 1944, son of Kenneth and Ruby Winchenbach Genthner. he served in the US Army from 1963 to 1966. Surviving besides his parents of Bremen, are his wife, Mrs. Maureen Genthner of Medomak; three d","NOT MARRIED"
"I42196","Kenneth Sterling GENTHNER, I","8 Okt 1915","","6 Okt 2006","","Kenneth “Wig” Sterling Genthner, Sr. October 31, 2006 at 12:00 am Kenneth “Wig” Sterling Genthner, Sr., 91, devoted husband and loving father, passed away Oct. 6 at Fieldcrest Manor in Waldoboro, surrounded by his loving family. Kenneth was born Oct. 4, 1915, on Bremen Long Island, the son of Eugene, Sr., and Nancy Williy Genthner. He attended school on Bremen Long Island and made his career fishing from that location. At the age of 27, Wig joined the army and served during WWII and the Korean Conflict, returning to Bremen after the war. In 1946, he married Ruby Winchenbach and they spent the rest of their years living in Bremen, raising their children. Wig lobstered and clammed for many years, and later worked for Bath Iron Works as a painter. After several years with B.I.W., he returned to his love of the water and fishing, later lobstering with his son, Gary. Wig enjoyed hunting and cooking, his specialty was donuts. He loved spending time with his family, working in his vegetable and flower gardens, and being outdoors on the water. He was predeceased by his children, Kenneth Genthner, Jr., Ray Barry Genthner, and Bonnie Ann Poland Survivors include his loving wife of 59 years, Ruby Winchenbach Genthner, of Waldoboro; daughters, Faye Neild of Monroe, Kathy Miller of Waldoboro, and Wanda Bowden of Waldoboro; sons, Gary and Ricky Genthner of Bremen; and many grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces and nephews. At his request, there will be no public services. Arrangements are entrusted to Hall Funeral Home and Cremation Service, Waldoboro.",""
"I42208","Raymond Barry GENTHNER, Sr","2 Dez 1956","","21 Apr 1985","","BREMAN - Ray B. Genthner Sr., 28, died Sunday at his home of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, according the Lincoln County Sheriff's Department. Born in Damariscotta on Dec. 2, 1956, he was the son of Kenneth S. Sr. and Ruby Winchenbach genthner. A lifelong resident of Breman, he was a lobster fisherman by occupation. Besides his parents of Bremen, Mr. Genthner is survived by two sons, Ray B. Jr. and Travis Genthner, both of Bremen; two brothers, Gary E. Genthner Sr. and Richly F. Genthner, both of Bremen; four sisters, Mrs. Bonnie Poland of Round Pond, Mrs. Faye Neild, Rockland, Mrs. Kathy miller and Mrs. Wanda Bowden, both of Waldoboro. The funeral will be held at the convenience of the family. Interment will be at the German Cemetery, Waldoboro.",""
"I42411","Evelyn Jane GENTHNER","13 Aug 1927","","8 Okt 2009","16 Okt 2009","Evelyn Peters Obituary","NOT MARRIED"
"I42423","Raymond GENTHNER","22 Feb 1896","","20 Sep 1918","","The remains of Raymond Genthner were brought to his old home last Monday. Rev. Carter made some very appropriate and touching remarks at 2 o'clock p.m.. The interment was in Highland Cemetery in charge of undertaker Deymore of Waldoboro. It will be rememb","NOT MARRIED"
"I42424","Arthur G. GENTHNER","18 Feb 1893","","14 Mrz 1947","Mrz 1947","Funeral services are to be held this afternoon for Arthur Genthner, 55, of Waldoboro, at the Flanders Funeral Home at 2 p.m., with Chester R. Duncan, pastor of the Methodist Church officiating. Military committal services are to be held at the Dunbar Ceme","NOT MARRIED"
"I44371","Winona A GOULD","16 Apr 1911","","9 Mai 2000","2000","Winona Gould Brown","NOT MARRIED"
"I44372","Roy Hurlbert GOULD","15 Feb 1894","","5 Jul 1936","","Roy H. Gould","NOT MARRIED"
"I55844","Dennis Lee GOULD","2 Okt 1950","","29 Okt 1969","1 Nov 1969","Dennis was born to Richard and Olive (Gushee) Gould. Dennis died at 19 years of age as a result of an automobile accident. He was born in West Stewartstown, NH. He was a graduate of Camden High School and was recently employed as a truck driver. On his grave stone is inscribed \""Thoughts of others were first in is life\""",""
"I55802","Richard John GOULD","11 Jun 1924","","4 Jul 2003","7 Jul 2003","Born the son of Lee and Bessie (Jeffers) Gould.  Richard married Olive DeWolfe Gushee in Appleton, Me on the 28th of June 1942. They shared five children together. Richard died at 79 yrs of age. He was predeceased by a son Dennis in 1969.",""
"I40735","Kathleen Marrie GRAFFAM","11 Dez 1925","","19 Jun 2009","","Birth:  Dec. 11, 1925","NOT MARRIED"
"I45820","William Allen GRIFFIN","7 Jan 1872","","25 Okt 1949","","",""
"I55719","Louise Alice GRINNELL","17 Apr 1934","","21 Apr 2020","","APPLETON - Louise Alice (Grinnell) Calderwood of Appleton just turned 86, died on 4/21/2020 from a heart attack. She was born in Appleton, Maine on April 17, 1934. She was the daughter Edward B. and Nettie L. (Hurd) Grinnell and was predeceased by her beloved husband Lee C. Calderwood. She graduated from Appleton High School as Valedictorian of the Class of 1952 and from Husson College in Bangor, Maine in 1953 upon completing her course in Secretarial Science. She was a very literary person; she loved books and crossword puzzles. After college, she was employed by the Maine Surgical Supply Company in Portland, Maine for three years in the capacity of Stenographer and Billing Clerk and later as the Accounts Payable Bookkeeper. She married Lee Calderwood on June 26, 1954. Upon moving to Massachusetts with her family in 1957, she worked for Raytheon Company as a secretary in the Missile Systems Division in Waltham, Massachusetts. Retiring from work to raise a family, she was a homemaker for 17 years. Upon returning to Maine with her family, she worked for the Town Office of Appleton and then worked for the Camden National Bank as a Teller. Upon leaving, she found employment with the United States Department of Agriculture at the Farmers Home Administration in Rockland, Maine working two and one half years and then transferring to the Veterans Administration at Togus where she was employed as a Medical Secretary for five years, where her husband also worked as a Safety Engineer for fifteen years. She was a member of the Peoples United Methodist Church in Union, Maine. She is survived by son Joel Calderwood of Appleton; her daughter Sarah Lee (Calderwood) Perkins and her husband Jeffrey Perkins of Bangor; two grandsons: Jesse Perkins of Fairfax, VA and Tyler Perkins of and his wife Lindsey of Benton, ME; brother Edward Grinnell Jr. and his wife Helen of Warren, ME; sisters Ruth (Grinnell) Mower of Winthrop, MA, and Betty (Grinnell) Ripley and her husband Milton of Shirley, MA. Under the current COVID-19 situation, there will not be a service at this time. If possible, a celebration of life will be held in the near future. Louise had a special connection and love for adoption. In lieu of flowers, donations sent to Maine Children\'s Home for Little Wanderers would be appreciated. Please go to mainechildrenshome.org for details on how to donate. Hall\'s of Waldoboro has care of the arrangements. To extend online condolences, visit hallfuneralhomes.com Published on April 22, 2020 To send flowers to the family of Lo",""
"I35615","Zenas Winkapaw GROTON","23 Feb 1859","","13 Nov 1945","1945","GROTON -- Of Cochituate, Nov. 12, Zenas W., husband of the late Alice M. (Parker) Groton, formerly of Saugus and Malden. Services in Gibbs Memorial Funeral Home, Cochituate, Thursday, Nov. 15, at 2 p.m. Funeral Home calling hours 7-9 Wednesday evening. Relatives and friends invited. Brockton papers please copy.  (The Boston Globe, Nov. 14, 1945, p.25)",""
"I35618","Winfield Scott GROTON","15 Jan 1847","","24 Nov 1921","","Commander Winfield Scott Groton of Fletcher Webster Post, 13, G.A.R., died at his home, 235 Boylston street, after an illness of 10 days. He was in his 75th year. A week ago Monday he was obliged to leave his work at the George E. Keith Co. on account of illness. Early this week his illness took a turn for the worse and little hope was extended for his recovery.  Commander Groton was born in Waldoboro, Me., Jan. 18, 1847, and had lived in Brockton about 35 years, coming here from Boston. For the past 10 years he had been employed in the heel department at the George E. Keith Shoe Co. plant.  Besides his wife he leaves two sons, Percy L. Groton of Avon and C. Merle Groton of this city, and a daughter, Mrs. Alice H. Mattinson, wife of Robert Mattinson, the young couple also living at 235 Boylston street. Mr. Groton also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Ellen Miller of this city and Mrs. Annie Marston of Scituate, widow of the late Harry L. Marston of this city; a brother Zenas Groton of Melrose, and five grand-children in Avon.  When the Civil war was nearing its close, Mr. Groton, then a lad of 17, was mustered into the service, Nov. 16, 1864, as corporal in Co. M, 4th Massachusetts Volunteer Cavalry. Corp. Groton joined his company at Bermud Hundred, Va., and later the company was joined to Gen. Butler\'s forces at Dutch Gap, where it remained until the fall of Richmond. Later the company participated in the destruction of High Bridge, the battle resulting in the defeat of the Confederates and hastening the termination of the war. Corp. Groton was discharged from the service Nov. 14, 1865, five months after the surrender of Lee\'s army.  Mr. Groton\'s father, William A. Groton, was also a soldier in the Civil war. He died in 1867 and was buried at sea.  Mr. Groton joined Fletcher Webster Post in June, 1911, and was elected commander Dec. 3, 1919, and installed the following January. He served several times as chief marshal of the Memorial day parade.  He was exceedingly patriotic and besides his membership in the G.A.R. held membership in the Sons of Veterans. His son, C. Merle Groton, served in the world war.  Mr. Groton was prominent in the Olivet Memorial church, where the funeral services will be held. The G.A.R. ritual will be performed.  Essentially a home-loving man, he was never happier than when surrounded by his family. He was a man of genial disposition and sterling integrity and held the respect of all with whom he was associated. The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon, with interment in Coweeset cemetery.  (Brockton Enterprise, Nov. 25, 1921, p.8, VETERANS OF THE G.A.R. MOURN THEIR COMMANDER -- Winfield Scott Groton, in 75th Year, Leader of Post 13 Two Years, Is Dead)",""
"I41076","Carlene Marie GROTTON","14 Apr 1928","","18 Jul 2008","","Carlene Marie Jamieson, 80, died peacefully, Friday, July 18, 2008 at the Sebasticook Valley Hospital in Pittsfield after a period of ill health surrounded by her loving family.","NOT MARRIED"
"I45402","William R. GUIBERSON","2 Dez 1927","","9 Jun 2015","","",""
"I45944","Gerald Rellands GUIOU","16 Aug 1924","","5 Aug 2014","","",""
"I55807","Olive Dewolf GUSHEE","9 Apr 1916","","4 Jan 1992","7 Jan 1992","Olive and Richard Gould married in 1942. They had five children. Olive died at 75 yrs of age. She was predeceased by a son Dennis in 1969.",""
"I55787","Mary Angenette GUSHEE","24 Okt 1869","","18 Dez 1936","","Rockland Courier Gazette. Dec. 22,1936] Mrs. Mary A, Ames. Mary A., widow of George A. Ames,  died Dec. 18 after a brief illness of pneumonia. She was a daughter of J. Amyntas and Fidelia  (Hilt) Gushee, married while still a young girl to George A. Ames. Five children were bom of  this union, four of whom are still living. Mrs. Ames was bom and has always lived in Appleton.  and for many years had been a frequent contributor to The Courier Gazette both in news items  and poems. After the death of her husband 11 years ago, the son Edward carried on the farm  work until two years ago, when he married and went to Columbus, Ohio to make his home.  Since that time she had stayed on the home farm with hired help. The surviving children were all  present at the funeral services which were held at the Baptist Church, Rev. H. Nutter officiating.  Mrs. Ames\' four nephews acted as bearers. She was buried in the Pine Grove Cemetery. The  surviving children, Alvah E. Ames, Union, Lulie, wife of Capt. Walter S. Hill, Ludlow, Mass.,  Edward S., Columbus, Ohio and Richard J. of Springfield, Mass. The abundance of flowers were  very beautiful, coming from friends and relatives and the companies for which the boys work.",""
"I55789","Samuel Wood GUSHEE","10 Feb 1850","","17 Sep 1920","20 Sep 1920","Samuel Wood Gushee came to Nebraska and settled in Polk County on April 5 1874, farming for 3 years near Osceola and removing to this city in 1878. He conducted an implement business for several years and was afterward employed in a dry good store by S N Drew and Company. On August 5 1889 he formed a partnership in the mercantile business with George W West, under the firm name of West and Gushee, which continued until July 1907, when it was dissolved by mutual consent both members retiring from business in Osceola. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church having united May 10, 1903, and at the time of his death was chairman of the board of trustees. He served as treasurer of the board at the time of the building of the new church. He was a member of the IOOF, and the Tribe of Ben Hur, serving in the capacity of Scribe. He also served his city in various responsible capacities.  taken from his Obituary",""
"I54972","John Leon HALEY","2 Jul 1944","","17 Sep 1998","","",""
"I40758","Rufus Atwood HALL","7 Jul 1889","","21 Feb 1949","1949","Born Rufus Atwood Macurda Jr.  - after his mother's remarriage, known as Rufus Atwood Hall.  Family records show there was an adoption.  (Please keep Rufus attached to both his biological as well as his step/adoptive fathers.)","NOT MARRIED"
"I40802","Arthur Linwood HALL","24 Mai 1935","","5 Sep 2009","nach 5 Sep 2009","Birth: 	May 24, 1935","NOT MARRIED"
"I47278","Roberta J. HARDY","12 Mai 1929","","9 Dez 2010","","LAKELAND - Roberta Hardy 'Bobbi' Willis, age 81, of Lakeland, FL formerly of East Hartford & Enfield, CT passed away on Dec 09, 2010 at Lakeland Regional Medical Center of Heart Failure.","NOT MARRIED"
"I47725","Agnes M HARPER","2 Mai 1925","","20 Sep 2009","2009","entered March 2019:  SEAL COVE - Agnes ""Aggie"" M. Butler, 84, died Sept. 20, 2009, surrounded by her loving family at a Bangor hospital. She was born May 2, 1925, in Seal Cove, the daughter of Julian Y. and Julia M. (Kelley) Harper.  She is survived by fo","NOT MARRIED"
"I53113","Ernestine Nelda HARTFORD","1 Jul 1934","","22 Jun 2002","25 Jun 2002","Details below were found on the following website:  https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/63546661/ernestine-pease   UNION - Ernestine ""Tina"" Pease, 67, died after a long illness Saturday, June 22, 2002, at her home with her family at her side.  Born in Harrington, July 1, 1934, she was the daughter of Harry G. and Margaret L. Huntley Hartford.  During the years of World War II, she lived with her family in South Portland where she attended local schools.  They later moved to Warren, where she continued her education.  On January 1, 1952, she married Philip M. Pease in Warren.  Mrs. Pease enjoyed celebrating her 50th anniversary with her husband this past January.  The first nine years of their marriage, the couple lived in Portland where Mrs. Pease worked as a Nurses Aid at Maine Medical Center.  For the following 3 years, they lived in California where she was employed as an operator with the Pacific Telephone Company.  From California the, Pease\' moved to West Rockport, where they resided 13 years before moving to Port St. Lucie, Florida in 1980.  While residing in Florida, Mrs. Pease completed training as a Licensed Practical Nurse.  Returning to Maine 3 years later, they lived in St. George a brief time before building their home here, where they have lived the past 15 years.  Mrs. Pease worked 17 years with ASK Home Health Care, primarily at their Cushing Homestead facility.  Throughout their married life, Mrs. Pease has been an active participant in her husband\'s business, Phil Pease for Painting, as bookkeeper.  Pre-deceased by two sons, Dana Mark in 1958, David in 2000 and a sister Sarah Butler in 1996, Mrs. Pease is survived by her husband of Union; her son Bruce K. and his wife Tiffany of Vancouver, Washington; her daughter Katrina Oakes and her husband Timothy of Appleton; a sister Mildred H. Grindle and her husband Kenneth Orne of Union; five grandchildren, Daniel, Steven, Jeffrey, Devon, Paige as well as several nieces and nephews.  Interment will follow in Fairview Cemetery, Warren. (Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins on-line)",""
"I44173","Mildred Elsie HARVEY","17 Mrz 1925","","24 Mrz 2017","","",""
"I44581","Llynne Anne HASKINS","15 Mai 1958","","20 Jan 2005","","",""
"I46311","Lucy Willet HASSNER","19 Mai 1899","","7 Mrz 1963","","",""
"I46514","Richard Lawrence HATCH","5 Mrz 1924","","5 Jan 1989","1989","",""
"I47224","Alice Ida HAVENER","25 Mai 1919","","31 Okt 1999","","age: 80 yrs 5 mos 6 days","NOT MARRIED"
"I47223","Robert Edward HAVNER","18 Sep 1929","","4 Sep 2001","20 Sep 2001","Robert Edward Havner, 71, of Fort Pierce died Tuesday, Sept. 4, 2001, in Fort Pierce.","NOT MARRIED"
"I41481","Eva May HEISLER","Sep 1904","","22 Sep 1989","","Ottawa Citizen - 26 September 1989 -","NOT MARRIED"
"I45656","Helen Alicia HERBERT","11 Nov 1929","","19 Mrz 2014","","",""
"I41495","Johann Philip HERMAN","1 Nov 1723","","9 Dez 1788","9 Dez 1788","The Nova Scotia Gazette and Weekly Chronicle reported on 8 Sep 1772 that a schooner from Lunenburg, laden with Chordwood, commanded by Philip Herman, capsized entering Halifax Harbour. The drew were rescued and the vessel was towed to Rous's Cove.","NOT MARRIED"
"I47810","Marie L HERNANDEZ","10 Jan 1935","","11 Jul 2019","","ROCKLAND – Maria L. Bartlett, 84, long-time communicant and Daughter of St. Bernard’s Catholic Church and faithful participant at the soup kitchen, passed away peacefully, surrounded by her loving family, Thursday, July 11, 2019 at the Sussman Hospice Hou","NOT MARRIED"
"I55820","Lester Abram HERR","6 Jan 1919","","21 Okt 2012","26 Okt 2012","Lester A. Herr, 93, passed away on Sunday, October 21st, 2012 at Willow Valley of Willow Street, where he had resided for the past 23 years.  He was the husband of Nettie Edelman Chalson Herr and his first wife, the late Marjorie (Gusshee) Herr, who passed away in 1990.  Lester was the first born of a family of seven to Noah S. and Zelva Carlin Herr on his grandfather Carlin\'s farm, five miles south of Parkesburg, PA.  He attended a one-room eight-grade rural elementary school, Coatesville High School and graduated from West Chester University in 1940 with a BS degree in Secondary Education. His first teaching position was in a high school at Pt. Pleasant Beach, N.J. where he taught classes in science, math and instrumental music. He also directed the school band.  He was drafted into the Army in 1942 and was assigned to the training cadre for new recruits in the infantry. Later he was selected for the Army Specialized Training Program and sent to Ohio State University for a year\'s study in civil engineering. He was discharged from the combat engineers in 1944 because of a training injury.  He then returned to his teaching position in N.J. and earned his permanent teaching certificate. Wishing to pursue his civil engineering he returned to Ohio State and received an instructorship in the College of Engineering to teach theoretical and applied mechanics while earning BS and MS degrees in civil engineering.  After taking a written Federal examination, he was selected fro a position as a bridge engineer in the Pacific Northwest where he was assigned to construction. Shortly, because of his training in hydraulics, he became involved in problems dealing with highway drainage and floods. In 1959 he was transferred to Washington Headquarters to establish the Hydrological and Hydraulics Branch of the Bridge Division.  He is survived, in addition to his wife, by two children Dana Herr of Springfield, VA and Melissa Herr of Annandale, VA and four siblings; Elizabeth Horrex of Oxford, John Herr of Avondale, Mary Weiser of Coatesville and Allen Herr of Christiana. He was preceded in death by two siblings; Charles Herr and Elizabeth Kuhn.  Memorial services will be held on Friday, October 26, 2012 at 10:30 am from the Auditorium, 300 Willow Valley Lakes Drive, Willow Street, PA.  Interment will be private.  Memorial donations may be in Lester\'s memory to the charity of your choice.  Inscription U.S.A. WWII Family Members Spouses  Marjorie Gushee Herr 1918–1990   Nettie Edelman Herr unknown–2020",""
"I53358","Lois Mae HILTON","30 Sep 1919","","20 Dez 1996","","Lois Ponsant, 77, Waldoboro, died Fri. Dec. 20, at Penobscot Bay Medical Center, Rockport, after a long illness. She was born in Waldoboro Sept 30, 1919, the daughter of Clyde and Ethel Wincapaw Hilton. She was a graduate of Waldoboro High Schoo",""
"I53453","Clyde Wilbur HILTON","15 Dez 1887","","25 Mrz 1968","","Clyde W. Hilton, 79, of Bremen died Monday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Barbara A. Fowler, at Miami Springs, Fla. He was born in Bremen Dec. 15, 1888, son of George W. and Nettie Groton Hilton. Mr. Hilton worked for H.P. Hood and Sons Co. mor",""
"I53455","Marjorie Ethel HILTON","10 Sep 1915","","12 Sep 1985","","Marjorie E. Day, 70, Waldoboro, died September 12 at a Waterville hospital. She was the widow of Earl S. Day. She was born in Waldoboro, a daughter of Clyde and Ethel Wincapaw Hilton. Mrs. Day was a hand cutter and press spector of the Waldoboro B",""
"I45699","Albert Merton HOAK","12 Feb 1895","","1 Mrz 1947","","",""
"I45700","Alice Myrtle HOAK","7 Apr 1891","","17 Apr 1972","","",""
"I45754","Alice M HOAK","Nov 1863","","Mai 1937","","",""
"I42646","Ambrose HOCH","1839","","22 Apr 1924","","Ambrose Hoch, a life-long resident of this place passed away Tuesday morning after a brief illness. Mr. Hoch was in his 86th year.  Lincoln County News: April 24th, 1924.  Although Ambrose Hoch made his home at Winslow's Mills he was well known in Waldoboro and the people here were sorry to hear of his death April 22. Mr. Hoch was a member of Charles Keizer Post, G.A.R. and will be greatly missed in Memorial Day as he was always present to take part in the parade and exercise. He held as excelant military record having served in the civil are from October 13, 1862 until July 26, 1865. He was assigned with Co. A 21st Maine Regiment to the army of Gen. Banks in Louisiana where he was wounded in the Seige of Port Hudson. After being six weeks in the hospital on account of his wound he was discharged with his regiment but immediately reenhsted with the First Sharp-hooters, transfered to 20th Me. where he remained until the close of the war. Mr. Hoch was eighty-four years of age and survived his wife by thirteen years. He leaves two sons, the last service were held Friday at the Winslow\'s Mills Chapel. Rev. O.G. Barnard officiating as clergyman. The Flag-draped casket was as a guard of honor six of his old comrades and several veterans of the World War. The services were impressive and fitting to honor one that had served his country so well. The burial was in the Rural Cemetery in Waldoboro.  Lincoln County News: May 1st, 1924.",""
"I42672","Elmer Raymond HOCH, Sr","12 Dez 1886","","28 Apr 1969","","WALDOBORO - Elmer R. Hoch, 82, died at his residence here on Monday. He was the husband of A. Thelma Cuthertson Hoch. A native of Waldoboro he was born on Dec. 12, 1886 the son of Ambrose and Catherine Oliver Hoch. he had been a lifelong resident of Waldoboro and was a farmer by occupation. A veteran of World War I, Mr. Hoch was the oldest veteran of U. S. Army of World War 1 in this area. Besides his widow of Waldoboro, Mr. Hoch is survived by two sons, Elmer R. Hoch Jr., and Patrick L. Hoch, both of Waldoboro; two daughters, Mrs. Helen C. Martin of Rockville, Conn., and Mrs. Sarah C. Parker of Waldoboro; 13 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 1:00 p.m. Thursday from the Hall Funeral Home with Rev. Gordon Parlin officiating. Interment will be at the Rural Cemetery, Waldoboro.  Elmer R. Hoch, 82, died Monday at his home in Waldoboro. he was born there Dec. 12, 1886, son of Ambrose and Catherine Oliver Hoch. he was a veteran of World War I and the oldest member of Barracks No. 1 of World War I. veterans. Surviving besides his wife, Mrs. Thelma Cuthbertson Hoch, are two sons, Elmer and Patrick Hoch, both of Waldoboro; two daughters, Mrs. Helen C. Martin of Rockville, Conn., and Mrs. Sarah Parker of Waldoboro; 13 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. today at the Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. Gordon Parlin will officiate and interment will be in the Rural Cemetery in Waldoboro.  Lincoln County News: May 1st, 1969.",""
"I42673","Adin Bertie HOCH","Sep 1873","","12 Aug 1943","","Adin B. Hoch, a lifelong citizen of this place passed away at home on Aug. 12 at the age of 69 after a long period of health. Mr. Hoch was the son of Ambrose and Catherine Hoch and is survived by his wife, who was Lizzie Davis, and a son Floyd and brother Elmer. In his earlier years he was a member of progressive grange and served as its master. Also a member of sons of Veterans. Musically inclined he was also a member of Jefferson Band and possessed a fine singing voice. He was a mill worker but his later years were devoted to his farm, finding his pleasure in fishing and hunting. Mr. Hoch was a kind friend and good neighbor, liked and respected by all and will be greatly missed by those who knew him.  Lincoln County News: August 26th, 1943",""
"I43908","Dorothy H HOLBROOK","3 Aug 1927","","18 Apr 2011","22 Apr 2011","",""
"I54511","Walter Rice HOLLENSTEINER","4 Feb 1934","","3 Mai 2016","","Walter Rice “Holly” Hollensteiner, 82, passed away May 3, 2016, in Bozeman, MT. Holly was born to Franz and Dorothy (Rice) Hollensteiner on February 4, 1934, in Chicago, IL, where he was raised and went to school. He attended North Park College Academy Theological Seminary and Music School while in high school, later Montana State University in Missoula, MT, the University of London, and he graduated from DePauw University in Greencastle, IN, in 1956 after recuperating from polio.   Holly worked sales for various retail companies in Chicago prior to being a stock broker, and culminating in construction of starter homes, and building and management of rental properties in Belgrade, MT. He enjoyed finance, skiing, hunting and socializing with friends and family. Holly loved to talk about his youth experiences, i.e. spending the night in jail in Jacksonville, FL, at the ripe old age of 13, and in his late teens arriving at the La Scala Opera House in Milan, Italy, whereupon his front bumper fell off his car just to impress the hoity-toity folks of Milan, and last but not least, countless stories about his dogs.  He married Beatrice Jean Lampadius on July 18, 1959, in Woodstock, IL, and they had two children, William and Katherine.  Holly is survived by his wife of 57 years, Beatrice “Bitsy”; son, William (Julie Perkins) Hollensteiner of Kent, WA; brother, James Hollensteiner of Chicago, IL; as well as numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his daughter, Katherine Hollensteiner.  In lieu of flowers, the family has requested donations be made in his name to the Belgrade Senior Center, 92 Cameron Ave., Belgrade, MT 59714 or the Gallatin Historical Society and Pioneer Museum, 317 W. Main, Bozeman, MT 59715.",""
"I46644","Katherine Phyllis HOLMES","2 Dez 1910","","3 Feb 1993","","",""
"I49884","Ednah HOWARD","21 Aug 1915","","8 Aug 2011","","",""
"I47570","George Arthur HOXSIE","19 Mrz 1928","","12 Apr 2005","2005","George A. Hoxsie Obituary","NOT MARRIED"
"I41255","Gerard F. HURLEY","7 Aug 1935","","21 Nov 2020","2020","",""
"I45018","Merleen Frances JAMESON","27 Mrz 1930","","28 Mrz 2013","","",""
"I52020","Lloyd D JOHNSON","28 Jun 1952","","25 Feb 2014","","loyd D. Johnson BIDDEFORD -- Lloyd D. Johnson passed away from complications with his COPD on Feb. 25, 2014, in Biddeford. He was born on June 27, 1952, in Woodlawn. Lloyd attended Portland schools. He was a great man, a great dad, Bumpa, and friend. Lloyd loved bowling and was once on a bowling league. His biggest quality was his humor. He was a natural born comedian always making jokes and making people laugh and smile. He had a big heart filled with love. He loved life and was such a strong man. Mr. Johnson was predeceased by his mother, Eva Yankowsky (Dumont), his father, Raymond C. Johnson; two brothers, Melvin J. and Dick J., and one sister, Odessa Valley. He is survived by his only daughter, Tammy Harvison (Johnson), who was also his caretaker; his three grandchildren, Brittany Weston, Kiara Alexander, and Jacob Harvison, who he loved so much; his stepfather, Oscar Y.; brothers, Michael Y. and Gerald J., sisters, Carol H., Linda Y., Elaine, Esther, May and June; and his ex-wife, Donna Greene who he remained friends with for years. Lloyd had a one in a million laugh that sounded like a chipmunk. His famous quote was \'strangers in the night!\' He will be greatly missed, as he was one in a million. We love you. Lloyd D. Johnson",""
"I45178","Joyce JOLICOEUR","1 Jun 1934","","28 Apr 2020","","",""
"I50124","Elaine JOLICOEUR","20 Jun 1937","","18 Jul 2013","","",""
"I41116","Myrtle Mae KEENE","20 Feb 1873","","17 Apr 1943","","This is the Myrtle Mae Keene (KG3B-CCQ) is the correct spouse of Herbert Orff; mother Olivia Orff, Virgil Orff, Clayton L Orff, Gertrude Orff and Beatrice Orff; born in Waldoboro, Maine the daughter of James Y. Keene and Mary Elizabeth Sukeforth.","NOT MARRIED"
"I53256","Ruth Bernadine KEENE","24 Jun 1939","","29 Aug 2013","","Ruth Bernadine Hoffses, age 74, passed away peacefully at Miles Memorial Hospital in Damariscotta on August 29, 2013. She wished to thank all who visited, sent her cards, flowers and well wishes.  Ruth was born June 24, 1939 in Damariscotta, Maine to Fred and Grace Keene. She was the third of the five \""Keene Girls\"" who all grew up in Bremen, Maine. She graduated from Lincoln Academy in Newcastle, Maine in 1958.  Ruth worked briefly at Round Top Ice Cream in Damariscotta and then was employed at G.T.E. Sylvania for approximately 11 years. She later worked as a family service coordinator for the Waldoboro Head Start program and thoroughly enjoyed working with children. She retired from Pen Bay Medical Center as a Mental Health Worker in the PARC unit in 2004.  Ruth fully enjoyed her retirement and pursued her love of her grandchildren, family, arts and crafts, home decorating, gardening, reading, writing and counted cross stitch with a passion. She was a talented artist/craftsperson and a remarkable writer who generously shared this gift with close family and friends. She always was a mother to her children but also to others outside the immediate family. She opened her heart and home to any in need. She was a genuinely loving soul who will be sorely missed by family and friends.  Ruth is predeceased by a daughter Eleanor Jean Hoffses; her parents; sisters, Mary Glaude and Katherine Simmons; and by a granddaughter Elizabeth Hoffses.  She is survived by her daughter Gina Hoffses and partner Elizabeth Foley of Waldoboro; sons Jerome Hoffses, Jr. of Waldoboro, and Scott Hoffses and partner Lincoln Millett of Windham; sisters Brenda Simmons of Waldoboro and Susan Hammond of Wiscasset; grandchildren Ashley Nelson and husband Mike of Rockland, Travis Hoffses of Waldoboro, Autumn Hoffses of St. George, Haley Hoffses and Karl Hoffses both of Waldoboro  A private family gathering will be held to celebrate Ruth\'s life.  Ruth wished to thank the staff at Miles Memorial Hospital for their wonderful care, patience, and kindness. Contributions in Ruth\'s memory may be made to Miles Home Health Hospice, Miles Development Office, 35 Miles Street, Damariscotta, ME 04543.  You are invited to share your condolences with the family by visiting their Book of Memories page at www.hallfuneralhomes.com  Arrangements are entrusted to Hall Funeral Home and Cremation Services, 949 Main Street, Waldoboro.",""
"I53698","Gloria Arlene KEIZER","13 Mrz 1943","","20 Jan 2022","","",""
"I41371","Mary C KILBANE","10 Mai 1935","","5 Dez 2017","","MALONEY, MARY C. (nee Kilbane) (1935-2017). Passed away on December 5, 2017 at age 82.","NOT MARRIED"
"I43914","John KINDIG","8 Feb 1874","","4 Mrz 1954","","",""
"I43917","Douglas KINDIG","19 Mrz 1860","","25 Jan 1954","27 Jan 1954","",""
"I40396","Dr William Casper KITE, Jr","6 Jul 1919","","25 Jul 2008","","Kite, Dr. William Casper Jr. SLINGERLANDS, N.Y. William Kite, 89, of Slingerlands, formerly of Loudonville, passed away Friday, July 25, 2008.","NOT MARRIED"
"I43483","Betty Ann KOBS","1 Jun 1936","","3 Dez 2020","","",""
"I44056","Myra Wilma LASH","19 Okt 1926","","27 Mrz 2016","","",""
"I48899","Thomas Sewall LAWRY","8 Okt 1956","","24 Dez 2016","","",""
"I53179","James Gardner LEIGHTON","30 Jul 1921","","4 Okt 1999","","Worcester Telegram & Gazette (MA)  |  13 October 1999 NEEDHAM - James G. Leighton, 78, of Needham, died Oct. 4 in Deaconess Glover Hospital. He leaves his wife, Martha (Bailey) Leighton; two sons, including Richard T. Leighton of Upton; a brother; a grandchild.  He graduated from the School of Foreign Service of Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., and attended the Navy Supply Corps School of Harvard University. He received his masters degree from Babson College in 1974.  Mr. Leighton was a career Navy officer, serving in various capacities, including as assistant for contracts at the Bureau of Weapons in Waltham, an office that administered Navy and NASA contracts with Raytheon Co. for equipment that included the Sparrow III air-to-air missile, the Polaris missile guidance system, and the Apollo computer. He retired from the Navy in 1964 as Lieutenant Commander.  After retiring from the military, he worked at GTE Sylvania in Needham and later in Westboro.  The memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday in Congregational Church of Needham, 1154 Great Plain Ave., Needham. There are no calling hours.In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Congregational Church of Needham, 1154 Great Plain Ave., Needham, MA 02192 or to Needham Community Council, 51 Lincoln St., Needham, MA 02492. Eaton Funeral Home, 1351 Highland Ave., is directing arrangements.  EDITION: BLACKSTONE VALLEY; RT. 9 EAST   Copyright (c) 1999 Worcester Telegram & Gazette Corp.",""
"I44626","Ruth Emily LERMOND","18 Mai 1899","","12 Dez 1962","","",""
"I43951","MSgt. Donald Frederick LEWIS","30 Mrz 1947","","11 Mai 2019","","",""
"I44190","Roberta A LEWIS","22 Jun 1913","","30 Apr 2017","Mai 2017","",""
"I44896","Mabel Hope LEWIS","3 Sep 1915","","14 Sep 1994","","",""
"I43575","Roger Edgar LIBBY","22 Jun 1932","","5 Mrz 2021","","",""
"I55864","Jane Marie LINDSEY","25 Apr 1933","","15 Jul 2025","","Jane M. Staudt EAST MONTPELIER — Jane Marie Lindsey Staudt, of East Montpelier, better known as Janie, Mom, Omama, Grammy, and Aunt Janie, transitioned on July 15, 2025 ….as she lived…. in peace, love, comfort, and surrounded by family. Her family was the light of her life and her pride and joy. The gift of being with her in love, care, and deep intimacy these past years has been immeasurable to the whole family. Jane had a generous heart, a keen sense of humor, and saw the positive in all. She was a true lover of life and people and never met a stranger. Born in Wallingford, VT in 1933, to Walter and Erma Lindsey, she grew up in Vermont and Maine. Maine held a very special place in her heart, and she cherished her childhood summers there growing up with her cousin “sisters”; they were known as the “3 Musketeers”. Their stories of adventures and fun from the “best childhood ever” became part of the family lore. She and her cousins continued to proudly demonstrate their headstand prowess at family gatherings well into their 80s. She lost her only brother at a young age. Her long-term childhood dream to become a nurse led her to Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital where she graduated as a registered nurse. While she enjoyed all nursing areas, her primary love was pediatrics, and later geriatrics. She was a lifelong learner. Jane and her husband, Richard, lived as best friends and partners for 68 years. Theirs was a life of adventure and deep companionship, and they held hands throughout. They challenged and completed each other in their marriage in the best ways. They loved to travel with family and friends and visited 68 countries including all European countries; all States and provinces; Central America; South America; Thailand; most Caribbean islands; Egypt; China; Russia; Sicily; and a South African safari. Their most recent trip was a cruise with (almost) their entire family. Together, they founded, built, and ran Wedgewood Racquet and Fitness Club for 25 years. They enjoyed raising and showing Irish Wolfhounds. In later years, they cherished twenty years of sun-filled winter “get aways” at their St Croix beachfront condo with their close-knit community there. Jane had many interests - first and foremost was her entire extended family, friends, and all children and babies. With Richard’s support, they hosted exchange students and fostered children. Together they worked at a homeless shelter and became the Montpelier distribution point for whole food bulk ordering from Plainfield, the seeds of which eventually joined to form Hunger Mountain Coop. Jane was an active member and in leadership roles in the Vermont Doll Club. Just as with people there was never a doll, she met who was not worthy of love and TLC. She was an active member in Bethany Church and its leadership team for many years. To care for the annual influx of “leaf peepers” arriving to Montpelier to find “no vacancies”, she along with friends, opened their homes to ensure visiting guests had beds for the night and homemade breakfast in the morning. She enjoyed skiing, racquetball, fitness, musical theater, and shows. She and Richard actively hosted, organized, and avidly engaged in bridge club throughout their marriage. She loved the challenge of vocabulary, balancing books, games, and could never walk by a puzzle without stopping to fit in pieces. Jane is survived by Richard, her loving husband of 68 years and her beloved children and grandchildren: Erin Staudt of Andover, MA; Kevin Staudt of Hinesburg, VT; Tamara Staudt of Portland, OR; Megan Fitzpatrick of Haverhill, MA and Kristyn Bradley of Barre, VT; Grandchildren: Casey and Lindsey Fitzpatrick; Bianca Staudt and husband Jack; Parker Staudt; Grayson, Elizabeth, Aiden and Isabella Bradley and great grandchild Wesley. We find comfort knowing Jane’s legacy lives on through the lessons she taught us, the love she shared, and the memories we will cherish forever. In celebration of Jane today….smile at those you see; appreciate someone; help a stranger; volunteer; and….don’t be afraid to love! Rainbows are proof there are beautiful endings. Those wishing to express online condolences may do so at www.guareandsons.com",""
"I44310","Doris Vernon LITTLEFIELD","22 Mrz 1921","","17 Jul 2020","","",""
"I40600","Clarence Arthur Gladstone LOVELL","7 Mai 1922","","8 Feb 2007","2007","Clarence Arthur Gladstone Lovell","NOT MARRIED"
"I43400","George Jordan LUCE, Jr","10 Okt 1935","","24 Mai 2016","","",""
"I52038","Beverlee Faye LUCE","29 Okt 1956","","2 Mrz 2025","","Nachruf auf Beverlee Faye (Luce) Genthner Mit traurigem Herzen geben wir den Tod von Beverlee Faye (Luce) Genthner, 68, aus Raymond bekannt, die nicht nur eine liebevolle Mutter und Großmutter war, sondern auch eine freundliche und fürsorgliche Person. Sie verstarb am 2. März 2025. Beverlee wurde am 29. Oktober 1956 im Mercy Hospital in Portland als Tochter von George G. Luce und Joan Leslie Graffam geboren.    Beverlee wuchs in Waldoboro auf und besuchte die örtlichen Schulen, wo sie ihren Abschluss an der Medomak Valley High School machte. Sie hatte den Wunsch, Menschen zu helfen und war Rettungssanitäterin beim Waldoboro Ambulance Service. Beverlee zog 2001 nach Lakeland, FL, wo sie es genoss, näher bei ihrem ältesten Sohn zu sein und am Florida Southern College zu arbeiten.    Später zog sie zurück nach Maine, um näher bei ihrem jüngsten Sohn zu sein, und genoss es, als Hausmeisterin an den örtlichen Schulen zu arbeiten. Der Höhepunkt ihres Lebens war es, Oma zu sein. Während ihres Aufenthalts in Maine konnte sie bei der Erziehung ihres jüngsten Enkelkindes helfen. Sie war eine liebevolle Mutter, die ihr Leben dem Erfolg und der Verbesserung ihrer Kinder und Enkelkinder widmete.    In ihrer Kindheit entwickelte Beverlee eine Liebe zu Pferden und zum Reiten, die sie mit ihrem Pferd \""Spitfire\"" bis ins Erwachsenenalter mitnahm. Sie liebte es auch, im Garten zu arbeiten und Vögel zu beobachten.    Beverlee ist vorverstorben von ihrem früheren Ehemann, Ray B. Genthner Sr.; Eltern; Bruder George B. Luce; die Schwestern Eleanor Joan Luce und Barbara Ellen Luce; und Neffe, Philip S. Cohen.    Beverlee hinterlässt ihre beiden liebevollen Söhne, Ray Genthner Jr. (und Christy Genthner) aus Asheville, NC und ihre beiden Kinder, Chase und Paige Genthner; und Travis Genthner aus Polen, ME und seine Tochter Josephine Genthner; Schwester Harriet (Bobbie) R. Cohen; Neffen, Adam Gilchrest, Gabriel Gilchrest und Michael Cohen; und Nichte, Stacey Graffam.    Beverlee wird von vielen so sehr vermisst werden.    Die Arrangements stehen unter der Obhut und Leitung des Hall Funeral Home, Waldoboro. Um der Familie Genthner ihr Beileid auszusprechen oder eine Geschichte mit ihr zu erzählen, besuchen Sie bitte Beverlee\'s Book of Memories auf www.hallfuneralhomes.com",""
"I13356","Col Col. John Jacob LUDWIG","10 Okt 1776","","5 Nov 1858","","Died, in Waldoboro, Nov 3d, 1858, Col. Jacob Ludwig, aged 82 years  Col. Ludwig was of German descent. His father, Capt, Jacob Ludwig, was one of the German emigrants who settled at Waldoboro in 1748, was an orderly sergeant in the French and Indian wars, commanded a company in the war of the Revolution, and was the first representative from Waldoboro to the General Court of Massachusetts. He was a Lieutenant in the War of 1812, in later life was styled a colonel (p. 396 Broad Bay Pioneers)  Col. Ludwig had but few early advantages of education; possessing a strong and active mind, he improved every opportunity to obtain knowledge. He frequently represented Waldoboro both in the Legislature of Massachusetts and of Maine. He was one of the selectmen of the town for more than a quarter of a century, and a deputy sheriff more than thirty years. Candid and decided in the expression of his opinions, prompt, fearless and judicious in the discharge of duty. Highly respected as a citizen, few men, in any community, have received and retained for so long a time the confidence of the people. Practically benevolent and public spirited, ever giving his influence on the side of virtue, morality and religion. Many who have enjoyed his society abroad, or partaken of the cheerful hospitalities of his house, will remember his manly form, gentlemanly bearing, general conversation, and the fund of useful information he was ever ready to impart. As a husband, father and friend he possessed those amiable, kind and endearing qualities which make happy and joyous the domestic qualities which make happy and joyous the domestic circle. As a christian, he exemplified the religion of Jesus more by his consistent life and conversation than by any outward profession.  The infirmaties of age came gradually upon him. He remarked, a few weeks previous to his death, that his faculties were impaired, his usefulness ended; he was now ready and waiting his summons to depart. His last sickness was short; the day before his death he walked in his fields, apparently as well as usual. His work all done - life well spent - the summons came - and he has gone to rest awhile, that he may be present at the resurrection of the just.",""
"I37804","Melvin Harvey “Mel” LUDWIG, Jr","5 Jun 1929","8 Dez 1929","22 Okt 2013","","MSGT MELVIN LUDWIG JR. U.S. Air Force, Retired Melvin H. Ludwig Jr., 84, of Las Vegas, passed away Oct. 22, 2013.  Mel loved serving his country and retired as a master sergeant in the U.S. Air Force. He was then employed by NASA at Cape Kennedy. He was honored to have had the privilege of working on the flight that landed the first men on the moon.   In 1971 he fulfilled a dream of owning an auto garage where he worked with his sons.  He was a faithful member of the LDS Church and served in many callings, including a mission in the London Temple.   Mel spent many years involved in scouting, temple work and his family\'s genealogy.",""
"I46408","Marvin Cecil LUDWIG","23 Dez 1911","","30 Apr 2000","","Marvin Ludwig Sr., 88, had owned Red Rock diner","NOT MARRIED"
"I46411","Roy A LUDWIG","14 Mrz 1904","","UNKNOWN","","Funeral services were held Sept 27 for Roy A. Ludwig, 49, of Waldoboro, a carpenter, who died Sept. 24 at the home of his sister, Mrs. Kendell P. Teague. Rev. Robert E. Sampson officiated at the service at Waltz Funeral Home. Burial was in the Rural Cemet","NOT MARRIED"
"I46419","Anson B LUDWIG","Apr 1866","","1 Apr 1967","","",""
"I43131","Jean Muriel LYNDES","21 Mrz 1927","","22 Apr 2018","","",""
"I54187","Clarke Hills MACY","22 Apr 1958","","9 Nov 2020","","Clarke Hills Macy  Clarke Hills Macy of Saline, Michigan, passed away peacefully on Monday, November 9, 2020 in the care of his loving family. Clarke was born in Jackson, MI on April 22, 1958 and was preceded in death by his parents, Harriet Binning (Hills) Macy and John Bevan Macy.   He is survived by his wife Jacquelyn Macy, his two sons Christopher and Clayton, daughter-in-law Shannon and two grandchildren Pierce and Kayla, his brother Philip Macy and wife Madeleine Macy and their son Evan along with his wife Lauren.  Clarke graduated from the University of Michigan School of Business Administration in 1980. He began his 39-year career with AT&T in Midland, MI as an Account Executive, managing sales of long distance services to Fortune 500 corporations. Also in 1980, Clarke met his future wife, Jacquelyn Macy and the two would later marry in fall of 1982.  Throughout his lifetime Clarke was an avid bicyclist, often riding for hundreds of miles across the state of Michigan. His favorite was the DelMac, a 5 day ride from Lansing, MI to the Mackinac Bridge.  In 1992, Clarke moved with his family to Saline, MI where he became an accounting manager with AT&T in roles as a Financial Controller and Financial Operations Manager. In 2000, Clarke joined the Institute of Management Accountants and later became a Certified Financial Manager (CFM) and Certified Management Accountant (CMA).  Clarke and his family joined the Saline United Methodist Church upon their move to Saline in 1992 where Clarke later discovered his life passion.  In 2008, Clarke was one of the founders of the Saline, MI chapter of Mobility Worldwide – a non-profit organization established to produce hand powered carts given freely to disabled individuals in underdeveloped nations around the globe. Clarke would later serve as the secretary and treasurer of Mobility Worldwide – Saline, MI, that has built and distributed more than 490 carts. Clarke had a strong passion to create, build, and help those in need. He split his time between the workshop and his office where he spent countless hours purchasing supplies, equipment, building components, and working to raise funds to keep the organization moving.  An outdoor service for friends and family will be held on Monday, November 16, 2020 at 2:00 P.M. at the First United Methodist Church of Saline located at 1200 N. Ann Arbor St., Saline, MI 48176. Guests are respectfully requested to wear a mask and adhere to social distancing guidelines. In lieu of flowers, the Macy family asks that you join in honoring Clarke by supporting his mission. Checks can be made payable to Mobility Worldwide- Saline, MI or donate online at: https://mobilityworldwide.org/affiliates/michigan-saline To sign Clarke’s guestbook, to leave a memory, for more information or directions please visit www.rbfhsaline.com.",""
"I42757","Albert Francis MALQUIST","22 Mrz 1885","","28 Dez 1959","30 Dez 1959","Son of John F and Hannah Dorthy Jacobs Malquist","NOT MARRIED"
"I44531","Sheldon L MANK","9 Jun 1931","","22 Okt 2022","","",""
"I44533","Roger Everett MANK","22 Feb 1928","","25 Jan 2019","","",""
"I44631","William Gardner MANK","17 Mai 1893","","28 Jun 1977","","",""
"I45180","Edward R MANK, Jr.","9 Okt 1939","","6 Jun 2011","","",""
"I46724","Harlow Milton MANK","29 Jan 1930","","28 Okt 2013","","",""
"I46985","Newell Gardner MANK","30 Dez 1868","","28 Mai 1930","1930","Funeral services for Newell G. Mank, who died Saturday, were held today at the chapel at West Waldoboro.","NOT MARRIED"
"I47067","Martha Ann MANK","12 Nov 1838","","21 Nov 1918","","Martha Ann Mank Newbert (1838-1918)","NOT MARRIED"
"I47100","Conrad MANK","3 Jun 1949","","24 Feb 2012","2012","Conrad Mank","NOT MARRIED"
"I47103","Bryant W MANK","17 Aug 1940","","15 Dez 2018","","Bryant W. Mank, Sr., 78, of Rockland, passed away at the Knox Center in Rockland on December 15, 2018. Bryant was born on August 17, 1940 in Warren, Maine to Burleigh Mank and Addie (Miller) Mank.","NOT MARRIED"
"I47106","Doris M MANK","10 Sep 1917","","11 Feb 2024","","",""
"I47131","Emily A. MANK","um 1858","","UNKNOWN","","Emily A Mank (or Mink) Wallace (abt1857- )","NOT MARRIED"
"I47161","Phyllis D MANK","29 Apr 1927","","15 Jul 2008","","DOYON, Phyllis M. (Mank) Phyllis M. (Mank) Doyon, 81, of Pawcatuck, passed away peacefully, surrounded by family and friends, Tuesday (July 15, 2008) in the Westerly Hospital.","NOT MARRIED"
"I47162","Vernon Gilbert MANK","12 Mrz 1923","","29 Jun 2010","2010","Vernon Mank, age 87, passed away on Tuesday, June 29, 2010, at the Clovis Health Care Nursing Home in Clovis, NM, following an extended illness. He had been making his resident there for the past three months due to his failing health.","NOT MARRIED"
"I47163","Warren Arthur MANK","29 Okt 1920","","6 Okt 2014","2014","MANK, Warren A.","NOT MARRIED"
"I47921","Dennis MANK","Mai 1861","","11 Jan 1943","14 Jan 1943","Dennis Mank passed away at his home Monday morning Jan 11. He was born in Waldoboro 81 years ago. he is survived by his widow, Amanda Mank and two nieces, Mrs. Sadie Mank of this town and Mrs. Abbie Dow of Farmington, Mass. Services will be held at Flande","NOT MARRIED"
"I47939","Beatrice Irene MANK","28 Aug 1901","","15 Apr 1994","","Beatrice Mank Willis","NOT MARRIED"
"I48080","Gilbert F. MANK","1848","","4 Dez 1937","","",""
"I48137","Cora Elizabeth MANK","1862","","1940","","Cora Elizabeth Mank Moore (1862-1940)","NOT MARRIED"
"I48337","Lester Everett MANK","29 Jun 1887","","1954","","findagrave.com  Memorial #:  82379767","NOT MARRIED"
"I49936","Bryant MANK, Jr.","19 Aug 1971","","1 Sep 2016","","",""
"I47177","Sanford Bucklin MANKS","17 Okt 1873","","1959","1959","Maine Central Railroad, telegraph operator, whose 'story appeared in 'Railroad Magazine' Nov 1944; where he stated his parents family farm stood on a 'high bleak hill, in the small inland town of Fayette, where he got to appreciate the Framington branch o","NOT MARRIED"
"I47396","Jacqueline Elaine MARTIN","15 Apr 1930","","27 Aug 2019","","Union - On Tuesday, August 27, 2019, Jacqueline ""Jackie"" Elaine (Martin) Hawes passed away peacefully at the age of 89, surrounded by family at the Sussman House, Rockport Maine.","NOT MARRIED"
"I48855","Baby Girl MARTIN","10 Apr 1892","","10 Apr 1892","","She is a Stillborn child and she lived only 8 hours when she died. She was not given a name according to the Vital Records of Maine. She was the first born child for Addison Martin and Estelle Douglass.","NOT MARRIED"
"I44886","Dorothy Beatrice MATHIEU","23 Mrz 1922","","5 Sep 2011","14 Sep 2011","",""
"I44120","Marilyn Jean MAXCY","19 Feb 1932","","1 Mrz 2013","","Marilyn was the daughter 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","NOT MARRIED"
"I44121","Harlan Sheridan MAXCY","4 Dez 1923","","23 Jan 2011","","",""
"I44122","Earle Theodore MAXCY, Jr","24 Mrz 1919","","6 Jul 2005","11 Jul 2005","",""
"I44166","Earle Theodore MAXCY, Sr.","9 Apr 1896","","13 Nov 1970","","",""
"I48833","Michael “Carl” MAXCY","1 Jan 1974","","1 Jan 2019","","",""
"I48895","Robert Mylan MAXCY","17 Nov 1929","","9 Mrz 2006","","",""
"I54320","Verta Louise MCCAULEY","12 Dez 1915","","9 Dez 2009",""," Picture of  Added by Susan Wright Verta Louise McCauley Peake BIRTH	11 Dec 1915 Wylie, Collin County, Texas, USA DEATH	9 Sep 2009 (aged 93) Brownwood, Brown County, Texas, USA BURIAL	 Restland Memorial Park Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, USA PLOT	Garden of the Trinity MEMORIAL ID	94645593 · View Source    Verta Louise Peake, age 93, of Brownwood and formerly of Frisco died Wednesday morning at a local nursing home. She was born December 12, 1915 in Wylie, Collin County, Texas the daughter of the late James and Osa Powell McCauley. She was married to Joe McIntire who preceded her in death in April of 1970. She later married William K. Peake on March 12, 1977 in Plano. She worked in the records department for Dallas County for many years. She had been a resident of Brownwood since 2002 moving from Frisco. She was a memeber of the Central Christian Church of Frisco, Texas. She was preceded in death by her husbands, a son Joe Bob McIntire, a grandson, James McIntire, and a sister, Pearla Carpenter.",""
"I52061","Donald Carl MCCORMACK","23 Sep 1927","","30 Sep 2024","","Don was born to Carl and Marion in Ipswich, MA and spent his early childhood there until his family moved to Wenham when he was in 6th grade. They later moved to Beverly where he attended and graduated high school in 1944. He went on to attend Boston University at night while working at the Beverly National Bank. Don enlisted in the Army in November 1945, where he served in Munich, Germany at the end of WWII. In 1950, Don graduated from Bentley College, married the love of his life, and accepted a position with WR Grace in New York City.  Don became a CPA in 1954 and accepted a position at the United Shoe Machinery Corporation in Beverly where he worked for 30 years, retiring as the Controller and Vice President of Administration of the USM Group. His career gave him the opportunity to travel what is equivalent to three times around the world, visiting 20 countries, and flying via the Concord, breaking the sound barrier. He loved to share stories and slideshows of his adventures with his family and friends.  Don was predeceased by his loving wife, Barbara A. (Wood) McCormack after 63 years of marriage. They raised their family in Beverly, MA and later spent their retirement on Cape Cod and winters in North Port, FL.  Once retired, Don and Barb visited all 50 states, camping their way through the mainland making many friends along the way. They enjoyed traveling to other countries, such as South Africa, England, Israel, France, Egypt, and the Caribbean together. While living in Florida, Don was an avid golfer and President of Harbor Isle Showtime, among many other activities. No matter where Don and Barb lived, they were active members of their church.  He leaves behind his loving children, D. Bradford McCormack and his wife Judith of Beverly MA, and his daughter Debra McCormack Smith and her husband Courtland of Brewster, MA. He is survived by his sister Florence E. Peart, and predeceased by his siblings, Miriam Bauer and her husband Robert, Roland McCormack and his wife Louise (Chickee), and brother-in-law Arthur Peart.  He will be greatly missed by his granddaughters, Stacy McCormack and partner Joseph Coughlin, Jennifer Prentiss and husband Todd, Katie Donnelly and husband Steven, Sarah Harbach and husband Tyler, along with his loving great-grandchildren Kelly, Declan, and Kyla Alexander, Tyler, Ethan, Gwen, and Austin Prentiss, Ryan and Bee Fletcher, Michael and Kaitlyn Donnelly. He is also survived by many nieces and nephews who will miss him dearly, Charles, Richard, Cynthia, Carl, Donna, Mark, David, and Stephen.  Arrangements: A Memorial Service will be held at the Northside Methodist Church, 701 Airline Road, Brewster, MA on Friday, October 25th at 11:00 am, all are welcome. Reception to follow at Northside Methodist Church. A private burial will take place at Central Cemetery, in Beverly, MA. In lieu of flowers, donations in Donald’s memory may be made to the Northside Methodist Church (General Fund), Brewster, MA 02631.",""
"I40595","Cecil MCGAVIN","26 Sep 1932","","16 Sep 2020","","Cecil 'Mike' McGavin","NOT MARRIED"
"I40617","Cecil Elvyn MCGAVIN","18 Mrz 1911","","23 Apr 1991","26 Apr 1991","  McGAVIN - Cecil E. on April 23rd, 1991 at the age of 80 years.  He is survived by his loving family, sons, Barry and wife, Carole, Mike and wife, Ann, 4 grandchildren, 1 sister Audrey in San Diego and nieces and nephews.  A graveside service will be hel","NOT MARRIED"
"I36788","Ruth Jessie MCLELLAN","25 Okt 1921","","30 Jun 2011","","",""
"I45724","Barbara MCNEELY","1935","","23 Mrz 2006","","",""
"I41185","Ruth Priscilla MCNEILLY","24 Sep 1936","","27 Jan 2015","2015","Ruth P. (McNeilly) Hurley of Natick died on Tuesday, January 27, 2015 at her home. She was seventy-eight years old.","NOT MARRIED"
"I41186","Robert Stinson MCNEILLY","9 Mrz 1935","","28 Okt 2010","2 Nov 2010","Robert S. McNeilly, 75, of Bellingham formerly of Brookline, passed away peacefully at home with his family by his side on Thursday, Oct. 28, 2010.","NOT MARRIED"
"I40879","Asmond Stanley MESERVE","9 Feb 1858","","22 Mrz 1921","27 Mrz 1921","Became Superintendent of the Ferris Industrial School in New Castle Delaware in 1899. After six years, he resigned quoted as saying in regard to whipping of the inmates ""I would rather hang a man for murder!... the whipping post is not a corrective instit","NOT MARRIED"
"I44522","Gloria Evelyn MILLER","27 Feb 1928","","16 Sep 1997","","",""
"I55234","Arthur Alonzo MILLER","21 Apr 1843","","4 Jun 1871","","Arther A Miller (1843-1871)  Son of Adeline Miller per Census 1860 Brother of R Meobac Miller (or Meaubec Miller) b abt 1845 #48443266 per Census 1860.  John K Miller & Adeline E Meservey Miller m 23 Apr 1842, Waldoboro ME   Husband of Matilda Leghe Miller, m 8 Jul 1867 Waldoboro ME  Father of - Austin L Miller b abt 1868 - Mabel Miller Mank (1871-1958)  Died 4 Jun 1871 AE 28 ys 1 mo 14 ds b abt Apr 1843",""
"I44421","Constance Loraine MINK","5 Nov 1936","","5 Mai 2006","","",""
"I44422","Lyndall J MINK","30 Nov 1933","","25 Dez 2016","","",""
"I44425","Natalie Irene MINK","3 Mai 1920","","13 Mrz 2004","","APPLETON – Natalie Irene Mink Gushee, 84, passed away May 13, 2004, at the Anderson Inn at Quarry Hill in Camden. She was born, May 3, 1920, in Appleton, the first child of Ivan Alcott Mink and Irene Lyndall (Johnson) Mink. Natalie was a graduate of Appleton High School, a lifelong resident of Appleton, and an active participant in community activities. On July 9, 1938, she married J. Carleton Gushee, and with him built and operated their farm business, the New Acre Farms. Activities related to farm and community included being appointed to the board of supervisors of the Knox County Soil Conservation Service, and as a member of the Appleton board of selectmen. In the 60’s, she was in the forefront of social organization and management of snowmobile trails in her town. Her concern, interest, and study of environmental issues were always a part of her life. Wildlife, plants, and other aspects of the natural world were of paramount interest to her. She was an advocate of continual study and education. After Carleton’s death in 1974, Natalie pursued a degree in practical nursing, which led her to a career in nursing, being employed for several years at the Camden Community Hospital. Membership in the People’s United Methodist Church in Union, provided spiritual peace and supportive friendship. Other outstanding components in her life were devotion to family, pride in her ancestry, and enjoyment of the beauty around her. She is survived by her children, three daughters, including Roxanna K. Gerrish and her husband, H. Thomas, of Dover-Foxcroft, Nellie I.G. Hedstrom and her husband, Warren, of Orono, Linnette C. Gushee of Appleton; two sons, Joel C. Gushee and his wife, Julie, of Appleton, and Jason A. Gushee of Appleton; brothers, Keith Mink of Appleton, and Lyndon Mink of Florida; and sisters, Lyndall Mink of Portland, and Constance Yattaw of Friendship; nine grandchildren, including Cary Nash of Camden, Craig Nash of Swanville, Jennifer Dube of Alton, N.H., Jake (Warren) Hedstrom Jr. of Orono, Lisa Hedstrom of Orono, Bethany Casarjian of Bronx, N.Y., Amanda Casarjian of Chicago, Ill., Peter Gushee of Royal Palm Beach, Fla., and Andrew Gushee of New Market, N.H. Visiting hours will be held from 6-8 p.m. Sunday, May 16, 2004, at the Hall Funeral Home, 949 Main St., Waldoboro. The funeral will be 2 p.m. Monday, May 17, 2004, at the People’s United Methodist Church, Route 235 in Union, with the Rev. Michele Grube officiating. Burial will follow in Pine Grove Cemetery in Appleton. A reception by the family will be held at the Church directly after the service. Her family suggests that memorial contributions be made to the Peoples United Methodist Church or the Gushee Scholarship Fund, care of President Joel Gushee, 2011 Senebec Road, Appleton, ME 04862. Arrangements are under the care and direction of the Hall Funeral Home, Waldoboro.",""
"I47215","Martin MINK","5 Apr 1805","","13 Jul 1888","","Martin Mank (1805-1888)","NOT MARRIED"
"I47216","Sarah T. MINK","19 Jan 1797","","22 Sep 1861","","",""
"I43373","Ella Olive MOODY","17 Jul 1914","","1984","","",""
"I43464","Madeline “Maddie” MOODY","20 Sep 1945","","27 Feb 2022","","",""
"I46611","Fred Edwin MOODY","19 Jul 1874","","9 Aug 1960","","Moody, Fred E., beloved husband of the late Martha (nee Kroenke), father of Florence Wilms of Kansas, Dr. William Moody of Virginia grandfather and great-grandfather, passed away Tuesday in Kansas, formerly of Marvin Ave.","NOT MARRIED"
"I43180","Nancy L MOORE","4 Feb 1899","","18 Okt 1987","","",""
"I53128","Carrie Mabel MORANG","21 Jan 1933","","21 Feb 2015","","Details below were found on the following website:  https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/143581897/mabel-m.-pease   Mabel M. Pease, 82, passed away February 21, 2015 peacefully at her home in Union.  Mabel was born in Appleton on January 21, 1933, the daughter of the late Roger and Hilda (Robbins) Morang.  Mabel grew up in Appleton and attended local schools and was proud of the fact that she was on the high school basketball team for six years, try and figure that one out.  Mabel worked for many years at Tibbetts Industries, but her passion was selling Avon.  Mabel sold Avon products for over 34 years and got so busy helping people find their perfect look that she was able to leave Tibbetts and focus solely on running her business.  Mabel truly had a gift and received many various awards for her work with Avon keeping and handing down many of her awards and beauty tips.  One of Mabel’s proudest accomplishments was when she received her GED in 1968. Mabel completed this journey while working full time and raising three kids, a true testament to her drive to succeed.  Mabel loved to dance, and could be found at a variety of different venues throughout the area dancing the night away where ever there was good music to be found Mabel was not very far behind.  She loved to keep herself busy with crafts.  She could be found crocheting and designing her own projects. In the spring and the summer Mabel loved to be in the garden and enjoyed filling up her bird feeders and watching as a variety of different birds would come and enjoy a meal as she was able to watch them from the comfort of her home.  Mabel could also be found working on “her” puzzle, a historic puzzle that she would create take a part and start over again.  Mabel also loved to give back to the community she loved.  She did this by helping at the Thompson Community Center helping to run their flea market and also lent a hand during various Beano games throughout the year.  She was one of a kind and had a heart of gold and will be sadly missed by all that knew and loved her, but they know that she will always be watching over them as she is dancing in the sky.  She was predeceased by her first husband Robert Pease Brothers, Arthur and Kenneth Stockbridge, Roger Morang Jr. Sister, Pat Linden  Survivors include her husband of 11 years Philip Pease of Union, Me Daughter, Bonnie Robinson and her husband Stan of Lincolnville, Me Son, Dennis Pease of Appleton Daughter, Becky Hughes and her husband Joe of Appleton Step-children, Bruce Beattie and his wife Sharon of Connecticut Katrina Oakes and her husband Tim of Appleton, Me Bruce Pease of Washington 9 Grandchildren 11 Great Grandchildren 3 Great Great Grandchildren Should friends desire memorial donations may be made to the Thompson Community Center, P.O. Box 824, Union, Me 04862.  A celebration of Mabel’s Life will be held on Friday February 27, 2015 from 2 to 4 in the afternoon at the Masonic Hall in Union with a graveside service to be held in the spring.  You are invited to share your condolences at www.hallfuneralhomes.com Arrangements are entrusted to Hall Funeral Home Waldoboro, ME  ***************************************************  Mabel M. Pease (Morang) Date of Birth Saturday, January 21st, 1933 Date of Death Saturday, February 21st, 2015  Service Information Friday, February 27th, 2015, 2:00pm Location  Union Masonic Lodge Address Sennebec Road Union, ME Service   Extra Info A celebration will be held from 2pm to 4pm at the Union Masonic Hall on February 27, 2015  Interment Information Pine Grove",""
"I40728","Grant Demmons MORRILL","6 Jun 1917","","5 Jan 1997","","Served in the Navy during WWII, then the Merchant Marines for 37 yrs as a Chief Engineer.","NOT MARRIED"
"I46818","Lt. Cdr Ernest Albert MUNRO, Jr.","17 Apr 1927","","16 Jan 1968","","",""
"I46819","Ruth Elizabeth ""Betty"" MUNRO","14 Dez 1923","","24 Nov 2013","","Ruth Elizabeth “Betty” Ames, 89, died November 24, 2013 with her family around her at a Bangor hospital. She was born in Rockland, December 14, 1923 a daughter of Ernest Albert and Aletha Pearl (Hyler) Munro.","NOT MARRIED"
"I46820","Daniel Willis MUNRO","30 Mrz 1922","","12 Dez 1990","","Daniel Willis Munro served as a 2nd Lieutenant in the US Army during World War II.","NOT MARRIED"
"I46824","Esther Wilson MUNRO","4 Sep 1926","","9 Jun 2021","","WIFE OF NEIL C. NOVICKA married 11 Nov 1944.","NOT MARRIED"
"I46826","Madeline G. MUNRO","2 Jan 1924","","27 Apr 2011","","OWLS HEAD – Madeline G. Economy, 87, died Wednesday, April 27, 2011, at Knox Center for Long Term Care in Rockland, after an extended period of declining health. Born in Rockland, January 2, 1924, to Chester W. and Golden A. Haskell Munro, she was the twi","NOT MARRIED"
"I40761","Augusta May NASH","5 Mai 1872","","21 Aug 1946","1947","“Grandmother Nash was a very attractive girl. The Macurda’s were an influential family in Wiscasset (the principle city in Maine then) Her marriage to Rufus Macurda was arranged and didn’t last long. When she married George Hall, he adopted Dad (Rufus) so","NOT MARRIED"
"I47054","Captain Michael NEWBERT","21 Feb 1790","","1882","","",""
"I54353","Delena Belle NIMMO","19 Dez 1906","","7 Okt 1999","1999","She is the niece who also married her Aunts husband with a very similar name.. DO NOT MERGE...THEY ARE 2 DIFFERENT PEOPLE.  Married Delena Nimmo, and after she died married to Delena Nimmos niece, also named Delena Nimmo... The older Delena on her deathbed, learning of family plans for different members of the family to each take one of her children after her death turned to her niece and said \""you must marry my husband to keep the family together.\"" William had 3 children by each Delena....",""
"I48284","Sarah NN","um 1758","","Jun 1821","","In 1781, a Massachusetts slave successfully argued that slavery was not consistent with the Massachusetts state constitution’s guarantee that “all men are born free and equal and have certain natural, essential and unalienable rights.” Following that vict","NOT MARRIED"
"I46813","Neil Charles NOVICKA","20 Jan 1925","","29 Sep 2011","","S1C US COAST GUARD WORLD WAR II","NOT MARRIED"
"I49813","Charles Kendall NOVICKA","21 Mai 1951","","28 Aug 2021","","LCPL US MARINE CORPS - VIETNAM","NOT MARRIED"
"I49814","Neil Alison NOVICKA","1 Mai 1947","","5 Sep 2015","","FRIENDSHIP - Neil Alison ‘Al’ Novicka, 68, died peacefully at home, Saturday, September 5, 2015.","NOT MARRIED"
"I44528","James Bartholomew O'NEIL","30 Mai 1900","","14 Feb 1967","1967","",""
"I46272","Frances Natalie OLIVER","9 Nov 1904","","3 Mrz 1929","6 Mrz 1929","Frances Natalie Oliver Egan","NOT MARRIED"
"I45815","Kendall A ORFF","13 Okt 1921","","2 Nov 2008","","Kendall A. Orff, 87, died on Sunday, November 2, 2008, at Glenridge Rehab Center in Augusta after an extended illness.","NOT MARRIED"
"I40727","Louise Marie PARADIS","13 Jun 1940","","30 Sep 2013","2013","Louise M. Curtis, 73, of Lisbon Falls, passed away peacefully in Lewiston on Monday morning, September 30, 2013, with her loving family by her side, and her grandchildren and great-grandchildren in spirit.","NOT MARRIED"
"I46268","June M PARKS","25 Jun 1912","","2 Dez 2008","14 Jan 2009","Rockland - Minnie June Knowles, 96, of Rockland and formerly of Key West, Fla., died at Penobscot Bay Medical Center in Rockport.","NOT MARRIED"
"I46269","Olive L PARKS","21 Apr 1910","","7 Feb 2005","2005","She was educated in Thomaston schools.","NOT MARRIED"
"I45913","Herman Willard PARLIN","23 Apr 1946","","26 Jul 2024","","Scarborough, Herman Willard Parlin, 78, passed away July 26, 2024. Born April 23, 1946 in Rockland, ME. Herman dedicated his life to family, his country, and his community.","NOT MARRIED"
"I46202","Mildred Louise PARLIN","2 Jan 1929","","27 Jul 2015","","WINDSOR - Mildred Louise Rood passed away with loving family by her side on July 28, 2015. Mildred was born to John Parlin and Laura (Sprague) Parlin on Jan. 2, 1929 in Jefferson, Maine.","NOT MARRIED"
"I46270","Freeman Chandler PATTERSON","13 Okt 1925","","15 Okt 2012","2012","MANCHESTER -- Freeman Chandler Patterson, known to all as ""Pat,"" ended his 87-year earthly journey Monday, Oct. 15, at his home in Manchester, and now begins to enjoy his eternal reward. Pat was born on Oct. 13, 1925, to Esther Gross and George Patterson","NOT MARRIED"
"I45569","Donald James PAULSEN","23 Sep 1932","","30 Sep 2018","","",""
"I53142","Philip Maynard PEASE","28 Sep 1934","","22 Mrz 2020","20 Mai 2020","Details below were found on the following website:  https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/208358810/philip-maynard-pease   BELFAST — Philip M. ‘Phil’ Pease, 85, passed away peacefully, Sunday, March 22, 2020, at his home with his kind and devoted companion, Carol Richardson, daughter and son-in-law Katrina and Tim Oakes, and son Bruce Pease providing comfort and loving support.  Born in Warren Sept. 28, 1934, to Harold and Hazel Burkett Pease, Phil met his wife, Ernestine (Teenie) Pease, when he was 15 years old. Phil and Ernestine married Jan. 1, 1952, and were married for 50 years until Teenie’s death June 22, 2002.  Phil worked for Logan Painting Co. in Portland until he moved his family to Pacifica, Calif., in 1965.  Phil was a union painter and avid motorcycle rider and belonged to a motorcycle club in Pacifica by the name of‘ Roman Wheels.  Phil owned three Harley Davidson motorcycles (Hogs).  In 1966 Phil rode his Harley, with Teenie as a passenger, from California to Maine and back to California.  He loved telling stories about his motorcycle club and riding adventures.  Phil loved driving cars and driving them fast.  In his early years he drove stock cars, but he crashed during a race, sustained a leg injury, and Teenie told him he needed to focus on family.  If you knew Phil casually, or knew him well, it would become clear he loved to dance and loved music.  Phil didn’t play a musical instrument, but if you asked him to play the spoons he would demonstrate his keen sense for the rhythm of the tune.  In 1968, Phil decided his family should return to Maine, where he started a business that he and Teenie named Rainbow Painting Inc.  In addition to the commercial and residential painting business, Phil opened a retail paint store located in West Rockport that was primarily managed by Teenie.  Phil’s business encompassed countless residential jobs and large commercial projects.  Rainbow Painting also expanded to provide sandblasting and recoating services.  Some of Phil’s more notable projects included sandblasting projects at Delta Chemical, Stinson Canning, Central Maine Power hydro projects, as well as Hydro Projects for New Hampshire Public Power. Rainbow Painting completed the final painting of the original Samoset Hotel in Rockport prior to the magnificent and historic structure burning to the ground Oct. 13, 1972.  At its height, Rainbow Painting employed nearly 50 people.  In later years, after residing in Florida, Phil and Teenie returned to the area and built their beautiful home in Union with assistance from nephew Bob Emery.  Phil then started yet another company he named Phil Pease for Painting.  Phil loved boating.  He and his family spent many hours and days fishing and boating on a boat he named Rainbow that was moored in Rockport Harbor for nearly eight years.  Phil’s dearest friend for 32 years was Donald Grindle, husband of Mildred Grindle-Orne (sister-in-law).  There are many cherished family stories regarding the exploits and adventures of Phil and Donald.  They supported one another in good times and bad throughout those many years.  As a businessman and family man, Phil lived his life with integrity, determination and a deep hunger for adventure.  Phil was predeceased by sons Dana Pease, David Pease; spouses Ernestine Pease, Mable Pease; brothers Harold Pease, Earl Pease, Leroy Pease, David Pease; sister Vera Morse; and grandsons Jeffrey Oakes and Stephen Oakes.  Phil is survived by his companion, Carol Richardson, of Freedom; daughter and son-in-law Katrina and Tim Oakes of Lincolnville; son and daughter-in-law Bruce and Kristie Pease of West Richland, Wash.; grandson Daniel Oakes of Rockland; granddaughter Paige Lanham of Bellingham, Wash.; sister Ruth Emery of Warren, fraternal twin sister Phylis Young of Modesto, Calif.; brother Ken Pease; as well as six great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.  In light of recent social events, and in an effort to keep all members of our community safe and healthy, no services for Phil will be held at this time.  A graveside service will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday, May 20, at Fairview Cemetery, Patterson Mill Road, Warren. To share a memory or condolence with the Pease family, visit their Book of Memoires at bchfh.com.  Arrangements are with Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, Rockland. (Village Soup 3/23/2020)",""
"I53143","Leroy B. PEASE","31 Dez 1931","","6 Feb 2010","","From memorials.bchfh.com: Leroy B. Pease ~ Committal Service ROCKLAND - A Graveside committal service, for Leroy B. Pease, who died February 6, 2010, will be held at 10:00 A.M., Wednesday, May 19, 2010, at Achorn Cemetery, Old County Road, Rockland. Arrangements are in the care of Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, Rockland. ROCKLAND - Leroy B. Pease, 78, died Saturday, February 6, 2010, at Togus Veterans Administration Hospital in Augusta after an extended illness. Born in Warren, December 31, 1931, he was the son of Harold C. and Hazel Burkett Pease. Educated in local schools, he was a 1949 graduate of Warren Academy. He was first employed with Maine Central Railroad until entering the United States Army on October 23, 1952. While serving in Korea, Leroy was wounded in combat, for which he received the Purple Heart and Bronze Star. Returning to civilian life, he worked most of his career as a commercial fisherman, fishing out of Rockland, Florida, New Bedford and Gloucester, Massachusetts. In 1977 he married Mildred \""Billie\"" Margaret Bolton, and in 1994 he retired to care for his wife who suffered with dementia. He later assisted his daughter and son-in-law in the operation of the Rockland Skate Center. Leroy was an avid reader and loved playing Suduku. In earlier years he was an avid motorcyclist who always rode Indian motorcycles. Leroy was pre-deceased by his wife \'Billie\' in 2005; three brothers, Harold, Earl and David; a sister Vera Morse; step-son William \'Buddy\' Wilkes, Jr. in September, 1990, and one grandchild Richard Wilkes. He is survived by a step-daughter Peggy Salminen and her husband Charles of Rockland; two brothers, Philip Pease and his wife Mabel of Union, Ken Pease of Lewiston; two sisters, Ruth Emery of Warren and Bradenton, FL, Phyllis Young and her husband Elden of Modesto, CA; his companion of several years, who he affectionately referred to as his \'Special Dory Mate\', Christine Maxcy with whom he resided; three grandchildren, Kelly-Ann Salminen of South Portland, James LaCrosse of Jefferson, Michelle Wagner of Newcastle; and four great-grandchildren, as well as several nieces and nephews. Leroy\'s family is grateful for the special and loving care he received from the Kno-Wal-Lin Hospice and Veterans Administration Hospice. A graveside service with military honors at Achorn Cemetery, will be announced in the spring by Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, Rockland. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Kno-Wal-Lin Hospice, 170 Pleasant Street, Rockland, ME 04841, or Veterans Administration Volunteer Services, One VA Center, Togus, ME 04330.",""
"I53146","Ruth P PEASE","18 Jun 1930","","17 Jul 2021","","WARREN - Ruth P. Emery, 91, passed away peacefully, Saturday, July 17, 2021, at Harbor Hill Nursing home in Belfast. Born in Warren, June 18, 1930, she was the daughter of Harold R. and Hazell Burkett Pease. A lifelong Warren resident, Ruth was a 1947 graduate of Warren Academy and a 1948 graduate of the Golden School of Beauty in Portland. In 1949, she married Robert N. Emery, and for many years she worked stitching in local factories. For a brief time, she and her husband owned and operated a restaurant in Warren Village. After selling the restaurant, she stayed home to care for her mother. In her later years, Ruth worked for H&R Block and served as bookkeeper for her son\'s business, Robert N. Emery, Jr. Construction. She was also a Licensed Maine Realtor. Ruth was a life-long member of the Warren Baptist Church and belonged to the D.A.R. Bob and Ruth enjoyed many trips across the country with friends and family. Two of her favorites were to Nashville and Las Vegas. They also enjoyed family get togethers and playing Beano. Ruth was predeceased by her husband of 39 years, Robert N. Emery Sr., in 1988. Ruth was also predeceased by her long-time partner, Harlow Mank in 2013. She and Harlow enjoyed winters in Florida, dancing on Saturday nights, Beano and a group of friends that kept them young at heart. Ruth\'s family will always be thankful for the kindness and caring the Mank children gave Ruth. She was also predeceased by her siblings, Harold Pease, Earl Pease, LeRoy Pease, Philip Pease, David Pease and Vera Morse. She is survived by her daughter, Denise Blake and her husband, Philip of Hampden; her son, Robert N. Emery Jr. of Warren; her grandchildren, Lisa Hart and her partner, Jay Michaud, Robert Blake and his wife, Laura, Tiffany Emery, Bobbi-Jean Young and her husband, Chris, and Robert N. Emery III and his partner, Amber Saunders; eight great-grandchildren; three great-great-grandchildren; her siblings, Phyllis Young of Modesto, CA, and Kenneth Pease of Lewiston, as well as many nieces and nephews. A funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, July 22, 2021, at Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, 110 Limerock Street, Rockland. The Rev. Dr. Linwood Welch will officiate. An hour of visiting will be held from 10 to 11 a.m. before the service. Interment will follow the service in the Fairview Cemetery, Patterson Mill Road, Warren. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Warren Baptist Church, P.O. Box 294, Warren, ME 04864. To share a memory or story with Ruth\'s family, please visit their online Book of Memories at bchfh.com Published on July 20, 2021",""
"I53148","Mildred Ellen PEASE","19 Apr 1909","","17 Dez 1999","","Portland Press Herald (ME) | 18 December 1999  Mildred Pease Berry, 90, of Oyster River Road died Friday at her residence.  She was born here, a daughter of Charles A. and Mary V. Winchembach Pease, and graduated from Warren Academy and Gorham Normal School.  Mrs. Berry was a school teacher for the Readfield schools. After bringing up her three children, she taught piano for many years. She was a  member of the Second Congregational Church, where she was choir director for several years, and the Senior Citizens of Warren and the Garden Club. She enjoyed music, and was a fan of the Boston Celtics and Atlanta Braves.  Her husband, Roland D. Berry, died in 1974.  Surviving are two sons, Willis R. and Charles A. Berry, both of Warren; a daughter, Mary B. Gammon of Warren, seven grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.  Visiting hours will be 7 to 9 p.m. today at the Davis Funeral Home, Thomaston. A funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Second Congregational Church in Warren with the Rev. Dunkin Green officiating.  Burial will follow in Fairview Cemetery, Warren.  A gathering of friends and family will be held after the funeral at the church.",""
"I42777","Clyde A PERKINS, Jr","21 Okt 1931","","21 Jun 2019","","Clyde A. Perkins Jr., 87, of the Gardiner Road, passed away on Friday, June 21, 2019, after a long illness.","NOT MARRIED"
"I43740","Emma R PERRY","4 Jul 1888","","4 Jul 1982","","",""
"I46971","Jeannette L PERRY","11 Jan 1927","","8 Aug 2019","","Jeannette L. Mank, 92, of Warren, passed away on August 8, 2019 at the Owls Head Homestead. She was born January 11, 1927 in Warren, Maine, to Arthur L. Perry and Ruth (Watts) Perry. Jeannette grew up in Warren on the Western Road, attended local schools","NOT MARRIED"
"I49513","Brant Ralph PERRY","15 Jun 1953","","21 Sep 2016","","CHELSEA - Brant Ralph Perry, 63, of Chelsea, died at home on Sept. 21, 2016, in Chelsea. He was born in Rockland on June 15, 1953, to Mildred and Benjamin Ralph Perry, Jr.","NOT MARRIED"
"I50263","Merrill PETERS","1845","","UNKNOWN","","Merrill Peters served in the United States Navy just as his brother Samuel had done. He enlisted on 26 Aug 1864 at Portsmouth NH and mustered out on 7 Oct 1864. Merrill served on the vessel, Monadnock. He was admitted to the United States Naval Hospital o",""
"I47499","Harry Lester PETERSON, Jr.","22 Dez 1919","","15 Jun 1994","1994","Harry Lester Peterson, Jr., 74","NOT MARRIED"
"I7189","Johannes PFAFF","um 1596","","vor 25 Nov 1666","","Küchenschreiber und Schenk, Keller im Kloster Gnadenthal 1662 https://gedbas.genealogy.net/person/show/1189192553 Kinder unsicher siehe die Geburtsdaten sowie http://ofb.genealogy.net/famreport.php?ofb=greifenstein&ID=I3064&nachname=PFAFF&modus=&lang=de&som=y",""
"I13751","Johann Georg PFAFF","Okt 1745","10 Okt 1745","8 Mrz 1819","12 Mrz 1819","","1819"
"I7149","Bernhard PFAFF (BURKGRAFF ZUR JOHANSBURGK)","vor 1570","","zwischen 5 Nov 1633 und 1635","","ab jetzt wird es unsicher Beilstein gibt es viele! Name	Bernhard PFAFF (BURKGRAFF ZUR JOHANSBURGK)			 Beruf	Burggraf	zu einem Zeitpunkt zwischen 1612 und 1613	Johannsburg nach diesem Ort suchen (https://www.lagis-hessen.de/de/subjects/rsrec/sn/ol/register/ort/entry/53301003010%3Ajohannisburg)	 Beruf	Beilsteiner Landschultheiß	zu einem Zeitpunkt zwischen 1610 und 1624	Arborn, Lahn-Dill-Kreis, Hessen, Germany nach diesem Ort suchen https://gedbas.genealogy.net/person/show/1189192512 1610 Schultheiß in Arborn, 1611-17 Waldförster und Burggraf zur Johannisburg, 1623 Schultheiß zu Arborn",""
"I26046","Johanna Maria PHAFF","17 Mrz 1852","","25 Jan 1879","","was a made in den Haag",""
"I26049","Hendrik PHAFF","13 Nov 1855","","4 Okt 1879","","Went in 1873 volunteered for military service. Brought it to Sergeant (1878). 16 March 1879 was retired. Died 4 October 1879 in Zierikzee, almost 24 yaar old.",""
"I26053","Lijntje PHAFF","18 Mrz 1863","","2 Aug 1933","","From birth was mentally and physically handicapped. Care was at the home of her sister Huberdina J. Buijse-Phaff. Later (about 1930) included in the Herv. Diaconal Verpleeghusuis to Zierikzee.",""
"I40055","Mary Jane REED","22 Jul 1916","","2 Aug 2010","5 Aug 2010","Name: Jacob Wheeler Reed","NOT MARRIED"
"I50005","David Cecile RICHARDSON","3 Mai 1955","","8 Okt 1971","","The Stevens High School yearbook staff prepared and inserted a Memoriam page for David Richardson, Michael Buendo, and Gary Dumontier in the 1972 SHS yearbook. It was a poem by Tennyson:","NOT MARRIED"
"I46519","Irene M ROBINSON","7 Jul 1907","","23 Mrz 1968","","","23 Mrz 1968"
"I47620","Marjorie Katherine ""Kassie"" RUMILL","20 Mrz 1943","","UNKNOWN","","",""
"I22022","Louisa Christine SCHNEIDER","16 Jul 1856","","6 Jun 1938","","Louisa was born in 1856 (per her headstone).   She married John Schuler, born 1839 in Indiana (the son of George Schuler born France).   Their daughter Mary Helen Schuler Parker, was born in 1899. Mary married James Carlos Parker.   Louisa's husband, John, died 06 May 1925  at the age of 85. His occupation is listed as a Timberman on his death record. John is buried in the Beech Grove Cemetery, Mounds, Pulaski, Illinois. Louisa is lited on the death certificate.   Louisa died in 1938; his daughter, Mary Helen died in 1991.",""
"I22024","John SCHULER","15 Dez 1839","","6 Mai 1925","7 Mai 1925","John Schuler, the son of George Schuler  (born France) was born 15 Dec 1839 in Indiana.  He married Louisa (born 1856 per headstone).   Their daughter, Mary Helen Schuler Parker, was born in 1899. Mary married James Carlos Parker.   John died 06 May 1925  at the age of 85. His occupation is listed as a Timberman on his death record. John is buried in the Beech Grove Cemetery, Mounds, Pulaski, Illinois.   His wife Louisa died  in 1938; his daughter, Mary Helen died in 1991.",""
"I22025","Mary Helen SCHULER","28 Jul 1899","","7 Okt 1991","","Mary Helen Schuler, the daughter of John Schuler (1839 - 1925), and Louisa Schuler (1856 - 1938), both born in Germany, was born July 28, 1899 in Illinois. Her first language was German.   She married Carlos J (per marriage record; James Carlos per his draft record) Parker (1900 - 1966) on 08 Feb 1918, when he was 16 (per draft) or 17 (per marriage license), and she was 17, probably in Pulaski County, Illinois.   On his WWI Draft Registration September 12, 1918, he is 18, working as a miller, working for Harry Perks. His closest relative is listed as Mary Helen Parker, in Mound City, Pulaski.  He signed the registration with his full name, James Carlos Parker.   Their son, James C (probably C for Carlos) was born about 1920.  The following year, on the 1920 Mound, Pulaski, Illinois, George S, widower, 49--born about 1871, Life Insurance Agent, father born in Illinois, mother born Tennessee, is listed with his daughter Gladys A, single, 23--born about 1897, assistant Circuit Court, Albert G, single, 21--born about 1899, bookkeeper at the shipyard, Helen M, single, 17--born about 1803,  Carlos J., married, 19--born about 1901, truck driver \""Transfer\"", Mary H, daughter-in-law, 20--born about 1901 in Germany, (her father was born in France, her mother Germany), German is her first language, and James C Parker, grandson, 2-3 (illegible) months. (in order from census). Living on one side of the  George S Parker family is Oliver Pate, 50, born in Scotland, a log buyer for the lumber mill, and his wife Delia and their two sons, Herman 20 and Sherman 19, who are both laborers at the Vienna Mill. On the other side is Charlie W. Blair 47, his wife Maud J (both from Ohio), and their son Horace, 11. There are no Parkers on the census living close by, but there is a George Freeman living on the other side of the Blairs. He is 31, a merchant (hats) living with his mother, Mary S, 56, widowed.   The 1930 Census lists him as J Corliss (transcription error) Parker, 28, living on Commercial Avenue, Mound City, Illinois, own home valued at 2500, 16 at time of marriage, working as a truckster for himself, for the general public, with Mary H 29 and James C Parker, 10.   The 1940 Census shows Carlos Parker, 39, born Illinois, living at 313 Commercial Avenue, home valued at 2000, completed 2nd year of high school, living with his wife, Mary Parker, also 39. Their son, James C, who would have been about 20, was not on the Census.   Carlos died on Jul., 1966 when he was 66, in Mound City, Pulaski, Illinois. He is buried in Green Lawn Memorial Gardens ,Villa Ridge, Pulaski, Illinois. Cemetery note says Carlos Parker 1900 - 1966 wit Mary Parker 1899 - 1991.  She died on October 7, 1991 in Saint Joseph, Berrien, Michigan. She is buried in the Green Lawn Memorial Gardens, Villa Ridge, Pulaski, Illinois.",""
"I47480","George H SEAVEY","4 Mrz 1934","","29 Feb 2020","","Tremont - George H. Seavey, Sr., 85, of Tremont passed away on February 29, 2020. He was born on March 4, 1934, at Mount Desert Island Hospital to Merrill Seavey Sr. and Georgie Belle (Freeman) Seavey.","NOT MARRIED"
"I50063","Merrill Leland SEAVEY, Jr","25 Apr 1932","","15 Feb 2020","","Seal Cove - Merrill Leland Seavey Jr., 87, died February 15, 2020, in Bar Harbor. He was born April 25, 1932, in West Tremont, the son of Merrill L. and Georgia Bell (Freeman) Seavey Sr.","NOT MARRIED"
"I45714","Shirley Ann SEEKINS","3 Aug 1936","","19 Feb 2015","29 Mai 2015","",""
"I39667","Margaret Louise SEIDERS","18 Jun 1928","","21 Feb 2011","","Margaret Louise West, 82, of Meredith Center NH, died February 21, 2011, at the Belknap County Home in Laconia.    Born in Bridgton ME on June 18, 1928, she was the daughter of Ralph T. and Grace M. [Bennett] Seiders. Margaret grew up in the Bridgton and Gray, Maine, area and had resided in Meredith Center for many years.    She was a homemaker and had also worked at Annalee Dolls as an assembler and finisher until her retirement in 1989. She was a founding and longtime member of the former Full Gospel Assembly Church in Meredith. She loved her animals and enjoyed her gardening.    Margaret was the widow of Charles West of Laconia, and the former wife of the late Kenneth R. Kimball.    Margaret leaves her children Shirley Thorne and her husband Andrew of Tilton NH; sons Paul Kimball of San Diego CA, and Ellsworth R. Kimball and his wife Cindy of Moultonborough NH; four grandchildren; six great grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.    A calling hour will be held in the Mayhew Funeral Home, Routes #3 and #104 in Meredith, on Saturday, from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. A funeral service will follow in the funeral home at 4 p.m., with The Rev. Roger Brown, pastor of the Calvary Bible Church, officiating. Spring burial will be held in the Meredith Village Cemetery in Meredith.",""
"I45573","Sheila D SEVON","28 Okt 1943","","12 Apr 2021","22 Apr 2021","",""
"I48411","Hulda Maria SHUMAN","6 Nov 1835","","31 Okt 1920","","","4 Nov 1920"
"I56257","Marjorie Eleanor SIMMONS","3 Nov 1921","","29 Jul 2007","","BELFAST — Marjorie Eleanor Butler, nee Simmons, died July 29, 2007. She was born Nov. 3, 1921, on the Simmons Farm on Route 3 in Belfast, daughter of Charles and Myrtle (Nash) Simmons.  Marge attended the Hayford School for eight years and graduated in 1939, from Crosby High School. Many of her favorite memories have been of her life on the family farm, growing up there, then raising her children there.  Marge had many interests throughout her life. She was a great dancer and loved dancing. All her life she was an avid card player. She joined the Belfast Curling Club in the early 1960s and earned several trophies as proof of her prowess. Marge was a warden for Belfast polls during too many elections to count. She was an active member of the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary for many years and a dedicated volunteer at TallPines Health Care Facility for nearly two decades.  Once her children were all grown, Marge took up aerial photography — which changed her life and revealed a new talent. In recent years she was active in the local Law Enforcement Association. Marge is best known for her loving nature. She saw something special in each of her many friends and all of her family members.  Marge had a large and loving family.  She was predeceased by her parents; her brother, John, who was killed in World War II; brother, Allen, sister, Ruth; first husband and father of her two sons, Paul Vosburgh Sr.; and beloved granddaughter, Melissa Jo Vosburgh.  Surviving family members include her husband of 47 years, Stanley Butler; son, Paul Vosburgh Jr. and wife, Becky; son Charles Vosburgh and wife, Mari; daughter, Marian Butler and husband, Gary Skigen; stepdaughter, Judy (Butler) Anaman; grandchildren, Kimberly (Vosburgh) Nardone and husband, Dennis, and Patric Skigen; step grandchildren, Nathan and Samantha Anaman; great-grandchildren, Blair, Brooke, Ryan and Tyler Johnstone; great-great-grandchildren, Zachary Bryant, Taylor Yeaton, and Trinity and Jade Haber.  A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. Friday, Aug. 3, at the American Legion Hall in Belfast. Arrangements are under the care of Crabiel-Riposta Funeral Home, 182 Waldo Ave., Belfast.  In lieu of flowers, please send contributions in Marge\'s name to Waldo County Home Health & Hospice, PO Box 407, Belfast, Maine 04915; or American Heart Association, 51 U.S. Route 1, Suite M, Scarborough, ME 04074. (Republican Journal 7/31/2007) https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/201540174/marjorie-eleanor-butler",""
"I56347","John Moody SIMMONS","10 Nov 1833","","1 Feb 1914","","According to the Nathan Hale John was a Private in the possibly the Civil War. The Natan Hale Cemetery Collection does not specifically state what war John was in .",""
"I52932","Roger Alva SIMMONS, Sr","9 Jan 1943","","1 Aug 2012","6 Aug 2012","",""
"I44057","Dorothy Eliza SMITH","31 Jan 1922","","25 Feb 2015","","",""
"I46646","Burrill Dexter SNELL","25 Dez 1909","","23 Sep 1983","","",""
"I49789","Stephen Holmes SNELL","13 Mrz 1942","","10 Jan 2008","","ALEXANDRIA, Va. - Stephen Holmes Snell died of pancreatic cancer, Jan. 10, 2008, at his home in Alexandria. Mr. Snell was born in Portland, Maine, March 13, 1942, son of the late Burrill Dexter Snell and Katherine Phyllis (Holmes) Snell of Hallowell, and","NOT MARRIED"
"I41346","Marie Alma SPINDLER","Jan 1924","","5 Mai 2014","","It is with great sadness that the family of Marie Alma (Spindler) Himmelman, age 90, of Wentzell’s Lake, announces her sudden passing as a result of a fall, on Monday, May 5, 2014 surrounded by her family in South Shore Regional Hospital, Bridgewater.","NOT MARRIED"
"I41347","Isabel Frances SPINDLER","24 Okt 1917","","25 Sep 2021","","Isabel Frances (Spindler) Moore passed away at Parkland at the Gardens in Halifax on September 25, 2021, surrounded by her beloved family. Isabel was born in Lunenburg on October 24, 1917, a daughter of the late Captain Willett and Loretta (Conrad) Spindl","NOT MARRIED"
"I46935","Clara B SPRAGUE","Aug 1874","","Feb 1965","","Mrs. Clara B. Mank, 90, died Sunday at a Waldoboro nursing home after a long illness. She was born in Waldoboro Aug 14, 1874, daughter of James and Algoma Gross Sprague. A lifelong resident, she was affiliated with the Methodist Church. Surviving are a so","NOT MARRIED"
"I52844","David Allen STACKPOLE","4 Okt 1932","","27 Feb 2025","","",""
"I45038","Charles STAHL","1787","","25 Feb 1850","Feb 1850","",""
"I43337","Gordon Lambert STANLEY, Jr","8 Feb 1938","","28 Sep 2020","","",""
"I45616","Jeanette STAPLES","29 Mrz 1927","","12 Okt 2006","2006","",""
"I45655","Bernard C STAPLES","4 Nov 1932","","26 Sep 2013","","",""
"I46293","Roland Carter STOCKBRIDGE","29 Okt 1939","","23 Nov 2013","","",""
"I45313","Richard Gaines STOKES, Jr.","30 Jan 1933","","9 Jan 2020","","",""
"I38893","Christian David STORER","13 Aug 1752","","26 Apr 1827","1827","Parents: Johann Jerg George Storer [Oschelbronn, Baden, Germany 01 Oct 1719 - ? ]  Christian Storer [Broad Bay 13 Aug 1752 - 1827 @74] ... + Catherine Mary Heavener [Broad Bay 1758 - 14 Dec 1824] d/o Charles Hubner Havenor + Margaret Bornehimer ....... - Catherine Storer Winchenbach ....... - Charles Storer ....... - Polly Storer ....... - Betsey Storer ....... - Andrew Storer ....... - Jane M. Storer Genthner (1782 - 1858) ....... - Storer ....... - Storer ....... - Christian Storer, Jr. [1792-1873]  ************************************************ Suggested Edit: Information should refer to Christian Storer Sr Contributor:Ken Winchenbach - ken@winchenbach.net ******* Family Members Parents Johann Jerg Storer 1719 – unknown Spouse Catherine Mary Heavener Storer1758–1824 Children Susanna Storer Jane M Storer Genthner1782–1858 Eliza E. Storer1787–1820 Christian Storer1792–1873",""
"I46747","Josephine Ellen SWAZEY","14 Mai 1928","","27 Okt 2015","2015","Entered March 2019: Ellsworth, Maine -  Josephine Ellen Kane, 87, died peacefully October 27, 2015 at Maine Coast Memorial Hospital surrounded by her family. She was born in Tremont, May 14, 1928, the daughter of Dana R. and Olive M. (Butler) Swazey.","NOT MARRIED"
"I55212","Vernon Austin TAYLOR","6 Jul 1922","","26 Apr 1998","","Vernon Austin Taylor died in Claremont, NH on April 26, 1998. He was born on July 6, 1922 in Croydon, NH; the son of Verne A and Isa Alice (Miller) Taylor.  He married Ethele Jane (French) Bostwick on April 15, 1969 in Cavendish, VT but they later divorced.  He married Bertha Beatrice (Marden) Derusha about 1973.  Burial is in Mtn View cemetery.  Source; SSDI, USSSA, VT marriage record",""
"I46401","George Everett TEAGUE","3 Nov 1921","","8 Mrz 2009","2009","Obituary published by the Butler-Badman Funeral Home:","NOT MARRIED"
"I46402","Kendall P. TEAGUE","22 Okt 1894","","Dez 1983","","Kendall P. Teague and Celia E. Ludwig were married August 24, 1918, in Waldoboro, Maine.","NOT MARRIED"
"I47777","Herbert Louis TILLEY, Sr.","26 Mrz 1934","","25 Nov 2016","","HERBERT LOUIS TILLEY, SR. 82, of Old Town, Florida, passed away Friday, November 25, 2016.","NOT MARRIED"
"I54257","Devlin Manford ""Dev"" TOMPKINS","20 Nov 1921","","2 Jan 2017","2017","Tompkins, Devlin, Manford 95, of Jackson, MI, went home to be with his Lord, Monday, January 2, 2017 at his home peacefully under the loving care of his family and Great Lakes Care Hospice. Mr. Tompkins was the son of Marion and Stacy (Devlin) Tompkins, born November 20, 1921 in Jackson, MI. He was preceded in death by his loving wife of 52 years, Mary Tompkins; his parents; brother, Jerry Tompkins. Dev is survived by four children, Susanne (Bob) Kingsley, Nancy Racine, Christina (Tom) Williams and Michael (Lynn) Tompkins; five grandchildren, Scott, Jeff, Stacy, Charley, and Lisa; 10 great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Dev was a graduate of Jackson High School and Jackson Community College with his Associate Degree. He served his country in the United States Coast Guard from 1942 1946. Dev retired from Foote & Jenks with 30 + years of service, and from Dawn Food Products with five years of service. He was a humble man, beloved by many, a true friend to many from every walk of life. Dev was truly devoted to his family and was a champion to his children. He was a master woodworker, who rebuilt his home and created many works of art for his family and friends. Dev was a member of Redeemer Lutheran Church. Dev was involved in Boys Scouts for 30+ years, where he received his Silver Beaver Award; volunteered with Greater Jackson Habitat for Humanity, and enjoyed Square and Round dancing with his beautiful wife. According to his wishes, cremation will take place.  https://obits.mlive.com/us/obituaries/jackson/name/devlin-tompkins-obituary?id=16015020",""
"I40601","Bernice Agnes Lorine TOWLE","4 Sep 1926","","29 Sep 2005","2005","Bernice Agnes Lorine Towle","NOT MARRIED"
"I53248","Stanley A VANNAH, Sr.","6 Aug 1910","","19 Okt 1966","22 Okt 1966","Stanley A. Vannah, 56, who operated a grocery store in Waldoboro 37 years, died early Wednesday at Miles Memorial Hospital. He was born at Winslow's Mills Oct. 6, 1910, son of Ernest and Florence Gross Vannah. Mr. Vannah was a member of Meenahga Grange, the chamber of commerce, the Fish and Game Association, Germania Lodge, IOOF, King Solomon\'s AF & AM, and Medomak Royal Arch Chapter, all of Waldoboro, and King Hiram Council of Rockland. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lois Donnell Vannah; two sons, Richard A. of Waldoboro and Stanley A. Jr. of Nobleboro; three daughters, Mrs. Joan Genthner of Bremen, and the Miss Susan A. and Sally A. Vannah, both of Waldoboro; three brothers, Lelan of Rhode Island, and Wilber and George, both of Winslow\'s Mills; seven sisters, Mrs. Raymond Simmons of Augusta, Mrs. Viola Husey of Winslow\'s Mill, Mrs. Helen Miller, Mrs. Jessie Kelley, Miss Besse Vannah, Mrs. Annie Jenkins and Mrs. Madeline Benner all of Thomaston; and eight grandchildren. Funeral services were at 2 p.m. Saturday in Waldoboro with the Rev. Edgar G. Higgins officiating. Interment was in the German Lutheran Cemetery.  Lincoln County News: October 27th, 1966",""
"I53246","Joan L. VANNAH","20 Dez 1929","","5 Jul 2019","13 Jul 2019","Joan Genthner, 89 of Bremen, passed away at her home on the morning of July 5th, 2019. A graveside service will be held at 10am, on Saturday, July 13th at the German Cemetery in Waldoboro.  Arrangements are under the direction and care of the Strong-Hancock Funeral Home, 612 Main Street, Damariscotta, ME 04543. Condolences, and messages for her family, may be expressed by visiting: www.StrongHancock.com.",""
"I46696","Thomas Walter VARNEY","28 Okt 1941","","4 Jul 1999","","",""
"I46697","Patricia Lee VARNEY","4 Apr 1939","","23 Sep 2011","Sep 2011","PORTLAND — Patricia Lee (Varney) Chase, 72, of Windham, died on Sept. 23 at Mercy Hospital. She was born in Lewiston, ME on April 4, 1939, the daughter of the late Louis B. and Pearl (Moore) Varney. Patricia was a 1957 graduate of Windham High School. In","NOT MARRIED"
"I32132","Jacob Frederik VUERHARD","15 Mrz 1908","","24 Mai 1996","","Leben und Karriere Roland Varno wuchs auf Java, Teil des damaligen, niederländischen Kolonialreichs in Südostasien, auf, ehe er in seine Heimat zurückkehrte und erste berufliche Erfahrungen als Zeichner bei der Zeitung Het Vaderland sammelte.[1] Mit 20 verließ er seine Heimat, um in Deutschland sein Glück als Schauspieler zu versuchen. Noch im selben Jahr 1928 gab er sein Kinodebüt in dem Stummfilm Der erste Kuß an der Seite von Anny Ondra. Es folgten mehrere Filme in Deutschland, in welchen Varno meist problematische Jugendliche darstellte. 1930 war er in Der blaue Engel als frecher Gymnasiast Lohmann an der Seite von Emil Jannings und Marlene Dietrich zu sehen. Er war zu diesem Zeitpunkt ebenfalls für die Hauptrolle in Im Westen nichts Neues im Gespräch, Varnos Schiff in die Vereinigten Staaten geriet allerdings auf dem Atlantik so ins Stocken, dass die Rolle an Lew Ayres ging. Dennoch sollte er ab 1932 regelmäßig in den Vereinigten Staaten drehen. Eine seiner frühen Rollen dort hatte er an der Seite von Greta Garbo in Wie Du mich wünschst. Mitte der 1930er-Jahre drehte Varno einige Filme in den Niederlanden, ehe er wieder nach Hollywood zurückkehrte. Hier blieben viele seiner Filmrollen allerdings eher kleiner Natur, nur in B-Movies wie Mystery Sea Raider oder Three Faces West spielte er nennenswerte Nebenrollen.  Im Zweiten Weltkrieg arbeitete Varno, der mehrere Sprachen beherrschte, für das Office of Strategic Services.[2] Zugleich spielte er kleinere und größere Rollen, oft als Nationalsozialist, in Propagandafilmen gegen die Nazis. Mitte der 1940er-Jahre erreichte seine Hollywood-Karriere einen kleinen Höhepunkt, als er in Filmen wie Mein Name ist Julia Ross mit Heldenrollen betraut wurde. In den Bela-Lugosi-Horrorfilmen The Return of the Vampire und Scared to Death übernahm Varno ebenfalls größere Aufgaben. Schon Ende der 1940er-Jahre wurden Varnos Filmrollen allerdings wieder kleiner. Ab den 1950er-Jahren drehte er auch für das Fernsehen, ebenfalls war er häufig für Radiohörspiele tätig.[3] Seine letzte Filmrolle hatte er 1957 neben Errol Flynn im Kriminalstreifen Istanbul (1957), seine letzte Fernsehrolle 1959 in 77 Sunset Strip.  In späteren Jahren arbeitete er unter anderem an englischsprachigen Theatern in Mexiko. Roland Varno hatte zwei Kinder aus einer geschiedenen Ehe, darunter den Drehbuchautor Martin Varno (1936-2014).[4] Roland Varno starb 1996 im Alter von 88 Jahren im kalifornischen Lancaster.",""
"I43262","Willie George WALLACE","27 Aug 1875","","1 Mai 1960","","",""
"I46543","Vernal C WALLACE","3 Aug 1923","","7 Mrz 2015","2015","Vernal C. Wallace Obituary from the The Lincoln County News","NOT MARRIED"
"I52835","Patricia Ann WALLACE","5 Jul 1947","","25 Nov 2014","","",""
"I45841","Nellie Irene WALLS","23 Mrz 1919","","21 Aug 2000","","",""
"I46703","Florence Lillian WALSH","29 Jul 1895","","Dez 1992","","Not listed with family in 1900 census-she would have been 5 years old?","NOT MARRIED"
"I44966","Marion Elizabeth WALTER","9 Sep 1932","","9 Mai 2019","","",""
"I45455","Robert WALTON","29 Dez 1941","","24 Dez 2010","","",""
"I46506","Lawrence Edward WALTZ","1924","","11 Apr 1998","","EAST MILLINOCKET - Lawrence E. ""Larry"" Waltz, 74, passed away unexpectedly April 11, 1998. He was born in South Portland, April 23, 1923, the son of Wilmot and Lottie (Curtis) Waltz. He was employed at Great Northern Paper Co., from which he retired sever","NOT MARRIED"
"I46508","Richard Purrington WALTZ, Sr.","5 Sep 1913","","30 Mai 2009",""," PORTLAND -- Richard P. Waltz Sr., 95, of Portland, an icon of the Portland business scene for decades and a representative of a generation of independent entrepreneurs, died on Saturday, May 30, 2009, at home with his loving family by his side.","NOT MARRIED"
"I46510","Wilmot Wesley WALTZ","14 Feb 1903","","12 Mai 1971","","PASSADUMKEAG - Wilmot W. Waltz, 68, died at his home May 12. He was born in Portland, Feb. 14, 1903, the son of Wilmot C. and Eva (O'Brien) Waltz. He was employed by the International Paper Co. as the superintendent of the Woodlands department until his r","NOT MARRIED"
"I46517","Carroll Sewall WALTZ","27 Mai 1927","","29 Jul 2012","","","NOT MARRIED"
"I46521","Sewall C WALTZ","1901","","30 Dez 1946","","","20 Feb 1947"
"I46758","Ira Hopkins WALTZ","11 Jul 1875","","Aug 1930","1930","Ira H. Waltz passed away at Memorial Hospital Tuesday of last week. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the Methodist church. Rev. F. F. Fowle of Rockport officiated and burial was in Highland cemetery.","NOT MARRIED"
"I47945","Susan Adella WALTZ","5 Okt 1875","","3 Nov 1953","","Mrs. Sunie Adella Dickinson 78, widow of Willard Dickinson, died Tuesday Mov. 3, at her home in Richmond after being in failing health for four years. Born in Nobleboro, Oct 5, 1875, she was the daughter of the late John and Fannie Mank Waltz. She is surv","NOT MARRIED"
"I49725","Robert S WALTZ","21 Jul 1930","","10 Jun 2004","","ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Robert “Bob” Waltz, 73, died June 10, 2004, at Palm Garden of Largo, after a lengthy bout with cancers. Mr. Waltz was born July 21, 1930, in Portland, the son of Wilmot W. and Hannah B. (Chapman) Waltz. Bob was raised in Passadumkeag,","NOT MARRIED"
"I49726","Helen Marjorie WALTZ","6 Mai 1928","","18 Dez 2017","","May 6, 1928 - December 18, 2017   ZEPHYRHILLS, FL, AND UNITY - Helen M. Waltz, 89, beloved May Auntie, of Zephyrhills, Florida, and Unity, Maine, went home to be with her Lord and Savior on December 18, 2017, sung into His presence by her nieces and nephe","NOT MARRIED"
"I49734","Edith Mae WALTZ","11 Dez 1903","","15 Dez 1993","","Edith M. Waltz, 90, South Jefferson, died Wed. Dec. 15, at Miles Memorial Hospital, Damariscotta. Born Dec. 11, 1903, in Nobleboro, she was a daughter of Ira and Stella (Witham) Waltz. Following her public schooling in Nobleboro, she helped manufacture al","NOT MARRIED"
"I46175","Shirley Margaret WARNER","24 Sep 1919","","24 Dez 2011","","","NOT MARRIED"
"I46176","Steven Harry WARNER","5 Dez 1948","","24 Nov 2014","","","NOT MARRIED"
"I46468","Daniel Harry WARNER","23 Mai 1863","","24 Mai 1937","","","NOT MARRIED"
"I46480","Clifton Eugene WATSON, Jr","13 Mrz 1949","","21 Jan 2019","","Kip Watson, 69, passed away peacefully at his home on January 21, 2019 with his family at his side, after battling a brief acute illness due to complications from surgery.","NOT MARRIED"
"I46488","Clifton Eugene WATSON","3 Mai 1922","","31 Jan 2012","2012","MOUNT DESERT — Clifton E. Watson, 89, died January 31, 2012 at Westgate Manor in Bangor, ME. He was born May 3, 1922 on Swans Island, the son of Andrew J. and Della (Withee) Watson.","NOT MARRIED"
"I49719","Andrea Lee WATSON","6 Mrz 1961","","16 Jul 2012","20 Jul 2012","ELLSWORTH – Andrea Lee Watson, 51, died July 16, 2012, in Ellsworth, after a brief illness. She was born March 6, 1961, in Portland, daughter of Clifton E. and Ruth (White) Watson.","NOT MARRIED"
"I42717","LeRoy Spencer WEAVER","5 Dez 1852","","1941","","LeRoy S. Weaver aged 89 years. Services Sunday at Waltz Funeral Home. Rev. O.G. Bernard officiating. Interment in Ludwig Cemetery, Orff's Corner. Survivors are one son, Albro, a sister Delia Shorey of Los Angeles, Cal., and a brother H.F. Weaver.","NOT MARRIED"
"I44511","Nina M WEBBER","14 Nov 1936","","12 Sep 2018","","",""
"I47089","Lillie Irene WELLWOOD","21 Aug 1867","","25 Aug 1953","","Marriage record at the Nova Scotia Archives: Hugh Wellwood married Sarah Jane Mason, by License, English Church, in Mt. Uniacke, Hants County on 26 July 1866. Hugh was 26 (born about 1840), a Bachelor, occupation: Farmer, living and born in Rawdon. Sarah","NOT MARRIED"
"I55693","Lemuel WENTWORTH","28 Mai 1754","","15 Jan 1844","","Lemuel Jr. sr.? B: November 1, 1786 in Waldoboro, Maine  February 18, 1859 in Hope, Maine       Parents Lemuel Wentworth  1753-1844  Susannah Whittemore 1763-1832   Born in Stoughton, Massachusetts, USA on  28 May 1754 to Sion Wentworth and Hannah Pettingill. Lemuel married Susanna Whittemore and had 11 children.  He passed away on 15 Jan 1844 in Hope, Maine, USA. He passed away on 9 Apr 1776 in Stoughton, Ma.   Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001 Document Information: Similar Historical Records  Lemuel Wentworth Massachusetts Marriages, 1695-1910 Tools Similar Historical Records  Name:	Lemuel Wentworth Event Type:	Marriage Event Date:	25 Dec 1781 Event Place:	Sharon, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States Event Place (Original):	Sharon, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States Gender:	Male Spouse\'s Name:	Susanna Whittemore 11 children  Spouse\'s Gender:	Female  I guess FH will check this  Family search sent me a difference of two relatives m. to two other woman and Lemuel Wentworth. 1 first to Pettingill, the other Susannah UNKNOWN, lEMUEL  LIVED 1725 to 1844.",""
"I46482","Ruth L WHITE","25 Jan 1926","","15 Nov 2013","","MOUNT DESERT - Ruth W. Watson, 87, died Nov. 15, 2013, at a Bangor hospital. She was born Jan. 25, 1926, in Cape Elizabeth, the daughter of Perley A. and Edith E. (Brown) White.","NOT MARRIED"
"I17382","Christian WILL","13 Mrz 1898","","1 Mai 1898","","Zwilling zu Wilhelm",""
"I17383","Karl WILL","10 Sep 1905","1 Okt 1905","4 Dez 1958","7 Dez 1958","Schreiner",""
"I17384","Wilhelmine WILL","14 Okt 1895","27 Okt 1895","6 Dez 1970","10 Dez 1970","Die Tante, ledig gestorben in Friedberg oder Umgebung im Pflegeheim Sterbeeintrag im Standesamt Friedberg bitte nur mit amtlichen Quellen ändern, Danke Please only change my entry with official sources, thank you Thank you for your support Danke für ihre Unterstützung!",""
"I44304","Russell Lee WILLEY, Jr.","22 Jun 1938","","21 Okt 2008","","",""
"I47889","Rufus V. M. WILLIS","30 Nov 1895","","5 Mai 1964","1964","Col Rufus Willis","NOT MARRIED"
"I43241","Vera Jane WINCAPAW","24 Dez 1925","","16 Jan 2020","21 Jan 2020","",""
"I43736","Robert Lewis WINCAPAW","19 Mai 1939","","20 Mrz 2016","","",""
"I43738","Lewis Alton WINCAPAW","18 Apr 1910","","21 Jan 1988","","",""
"I43806","Alton D. WINCAPAW","14 Sep 1876","","27 Jun 1952","1952","",""
"I43808","Frances O “Lena” WINCAPAW","6 Jun 1866","","14 Apr 1957","17 Apr 1957","",""
"I36549","Clifford Andrew WINCHENBACH","12 Dez 1859","","15 Apr 1951","","",""
"I36567","Chester Alfred WINCHENBACH","19 Mrz 1867","","8 Nov 1937","","Chester A. Winchenbach passed away at Memorial Hospital, Damariscotta on Monday, Nov 8, where he had been taken for a surgical operation. He was the youngest in the family of eight children born to the late Robert and Henrietta Winchenbach of this place on March 3, 1867. Mr. Winchenbach was married twice, his first wife was Myra Creamer and they were married on Jan 8, 1891. Of this union three sons were born, the eldest passed away at the tender age of one year and six months. On December 23, 1915 he married Mrs. Carrie E. Fillion and eight children were born of this marriage. Mr. Winchenbach was a kind father and was well liked by his neighbors and friends. He will be missed in the community of West Waldoboro where he lived. The children who are left to mourn his passing are Harold and Millard of Waldoboro, Mrs. Frances Simmons of Nobleboro, Christine, Robert, Priscilla, Addison, Gideon, Russell, and Carleton, the youngest being only seven years old. He also leaves seventeen grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, two brothers, Branerd of South Waldoboro, Addison of this place and a sister Miss Sarah Winchenbach of Westboro, Mass. Funeral services were held at the West Waldoboro Church on Thursday afternoon with a large attendance. Rev. O.G. Barnard officiated. Burial was at Dutch Neck Cemetery.  Lincoln County News: November 18th, 1937",""
"I36602","Harold Ernest WINCHENBACH, Sr.","23 Jun 1893","","15 Apr 1966","","Harold E. Winchenbach, 72, died Tuesday, April 26, 1966, at a Camden hospital. He was born in Waldoboro, June 23, 1893, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Winchenbach. He had been a fisherman most of his life. He is survived by four sons, Eugene F. and Harold E., Jr. of Appleton, Ralph and Paul, both of Waldoboro; five daughters, Mrs. Esther Creamer of Edgecomb, Mrs. Ruby Genthner of Bremen, Mrs. Myra Dodge of Bridgeton, Mrs. Phyllis Carter of Thomaston and Mrs. Niven Chapman of Damariscotta; one brother, Millard of Waldoboro, 57 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; several nieces, nephews, and cousins. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, April 29, at Halls Funeral Home, Waldoboro, with Rev. Jan Jensen officiating. Interment will be in the German Lutheran Cemetery, Waldoboro.  Waldoboro Press: April 28th, 1966",""
"I36784","Fred Yeaton WINCHENBACH","21 Sep 1891","","14 Mrz 1962","","",""
"I36786","Russell Nathan WINCHENBACH","7 Mrz 1919","","7 Sep 2002","","",""
"I36789","Rosemarie E WINCHENBACH","27 Feb 1965","","29 Dez 1966","","",""
"I36802","Leland Arthur WINCHENBACH","2 Jul 1889","","25 Okt 1952","","",""
"I42185","Harold Ernest WINCHENBACH, Jr.","10 Jul 1934","","9 Sep 1983","","Harold Winchenbach 49, Thomaston died Friday at a Rockport hospital after a long illness. he was the husband of Daphana Morse Winchenbach. He was born in Waldoboro a son Harold and Ruth Creamer Winchenbach. Mr. Winchenbnach was a marine food handler in the mid-coast Maine area.    Surviving are his wife of Thomaston; four sons, Dale Winchenbach, Anthony Winchenbach and Wayne Winchenbach all of Rockland, and Harold Winchenbnach of Thomaston; a stepson Paul Douglas of Rockland; two daughters, Sandra Noyes of Glen Cove and Bonita Winchenbach of Thomaston, two stepdaughters, Barbara Douglas and Teresa Douglas, both of Thomaston, a brother, Eugene Winchenbach of Appleton, four sisters, Mrs. Kenneth (Ruby) Genthner of Bremen, Helen Chapman of Damariscotta, Phyllis Waisanen of Thomaston and Myra Dodge of South Paris and three grandchildren.    A funeral was held at 1 p.m. Monday at Davis Funeral Home. Burial in Village Cemetery.    Lincoln County News: September 15, 1983.",""
"I42186","Eugene Francis WINCHENBACH","30 Jan 1922","","24 Aug 1985","","Eugene F. Winchenbach, 63, Appleton, husband of Ethel Hilbrook Winchenbach died Aug. 24 in a Rockport hospital after a long illness. Born at Waldoboro, he was the son of Harold and Ruth Creamer Winchenbach. He was a US Army veteran of World War II. Besides his wife, he is survived by a daughter, Mrs. John (Mary) Francis of Rockland, three sons, Richard of Rockland, gene of Appleton and Paul of Portland, three stepdaughters, Alice Dearborn and Mrs. Floyd (Evelyn) Grindle both of Rockland, and Patricia McRay of Waldoboro, two stepsons Maynard Hilbrook of Cushing and Kenneth Collamore of Buxton, three sisters, Ruby Genthner of Bremen, Phyllis Waisanen of Thomaston, and Helen Chapman of Damariscotta, and several grandchildren. A graveside funeral service was held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the German Cemetery Waldoboro. Arrangements by the Carpenter Funeral Home, Rockland.  Lincoln County News; August 29th, 1985.",""
"I42187","Ruby Mae WINCHENBACH","21 Mrz 1928","","25 Apr 2018","","Ruby Mae Genthner, 90, of Waldoboro, passed away on April 25 at her home with her family by her side.  Ruby was born on March 21, 1928, one of 13 children born to Harold Winchenbach and Ruth Mae (Creamer) Winchenbach. She grew up in Waldoboro an",""
"I42188","Helen WINCHENBACH","2 Mrz 1930","","12 Jan 2019","","Helen W. Chapman, 88, a resident of Cove’s Edge, passed away peacefully on the evening of Jan. 12 at LincolnHealth – Miles Campus after a long period of declining health.  She was born at home in Waldoboro on March 2, 1930, the ninth child of Harold Ernest Winchenbach and Ruth Mae Creamer. She grew up in Waldoboro and attended Waldoboro schools. She worked at Miles Memorial Hospital in the late 1940s and in 1948 she met and married Niven C. Chapman.  She loved shopping, crossword puzzles, bus trips, restaurants, and playing the daily numbers.  Besides her parents and 10 siblings, she was predeceased by son, Gregory, in November 1969 and daughter, Rhonda, in March 2018. She was also predeceased by grandchildren, Serena, Sherry, and Ralph F. Glidden Jr.  She is survived by children, Eva V. Glidden of Somerville, Carol Simmons of Damariscotta, Bruce T. Chapman of Damariscotta, Paulette A. Chapman of Boothbay, Jeffrey E. Chapman of Nobleboro, and Jonathan M. Chapman of Damariscotta. She is also survived by 13 grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren, and two step-great-grandchildren.  A service of remembrance will be planned in the spring.  Arrangements were entrusted to Direct Cremation of Maine.  The Lincoln County News, January 29, 2019",""
"I42188","Helen WINCHENBACH","2 Mrz 1930","","12 Jan 2019","","Helen W. Chapman, 88, a resident of Cove’s Edge, passed away peacefully on the evening of Jan. 12 at LincolnHealth – Miles Campus after a long period of declining health.","NOT MARRIED"
"I42189","Myra Etta WINCHENBACH","28 Jan 1920","","18 Sep 1984","","Myra E. Dodge, Bridgton, died Sept 20 at her Forest Avenue home. She was born in Waldoboro, a daughter of Harold and Ruth Creamer Winchenbach and attended schools there. Mrs. Dodge went to Bridgton 30 years ago. She was a housekeeper for many years for Mrs. William Foster. Surviving are a daughter, Jeanne Davis of Bridgton; four sons, Frank A. Dodge III of Oscoda, Mich., Jack R. Dodge of Connecticut, Davis D. Dodge of Norway and Darryl Watkins of Yarmouth; a brother, Eugene Winchenbach of Appleton; three sisters, Ruby Genthner of Bremen, Phyllis Waisanen of Thomaston and Helen Chapman of Damariscotta, and nine grandchildren. A funeral was held at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at Wood Funeral Home, Fryeburg. Committal prayers and burial Monday at Forest hill Cemetery.  Lincoln County News: September 27th, 1984.",""
"I42190","Esther L. WINCHENBACH","25 Jun 1917","","7 Jul 1979","","Esther L. Creamer  NEWCASTLE - Esther L. Creamer, 62, died Saturday at a Portland hospital after a brief illness. She was the widow of Paul Creamer. Born at Waldoboro, she was the daughter of Harold and Ruth Creamer Winchenbach. She and her husban",""
"I42216","Veronica L. WINCHENBACH","1947","","1949","","Veronica L. Winchenbach, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Ralph Winchenbach of North Waldoboro died last Thursday night at the Miles Memorial Hospital in Damariscotta after she doused herself with kerosene in her parents home. She lived about four hours after th","NOT MARRIED"
"I42221","Allen Richard WINCHENBACH","4 Mai 1946","","27 Feb 2018","","Allen Richard Winchenbach, 71, passed away on February 27, 2018 with his family by his side at Togus in Augusta after a long battle with cancer. He was born on May 4, 1946 in Waldoboro to Ralph Winchenbach, Sr. and Beatrice (Genthner) Winchenbach.",""
"I43071","Mary Emma WINCHENBACH","1 Dez 1860","","3 Nov 1939","","LifeSketch",""
"I43272","Angelletta WINCHENBACH","Jul 1842","","9 Jan 1929","","",""
"I43848","Vincent George WINCHENBACH","27 Jun 1918","","8 Okt 1985","","",""
"I44042","Mary R WINCHENBACH","29 Jan 1908","","24 Jun 1990","1990","Rockland - Mary R. Gardner, 82, widow of Henry A. Gardner died Sunday June 24 at a Rockland nursing facility after a long illness. She was born in Rockland on Jan. 29, 1908 teh daughter of Frank and Mary (Folley) Winchenbach. Mrs. Gardner was a 1926 gradu","NOT MARRIED"
"I52047","Harold Ernest WINCHENBACH, III","20 Apr 1957","","21 Nov 2006","","Harold E. Winchenbach, III, died Nov. 21 in Windsor from injuries sustained in an accident. He was born April 20, 1957 in Rockland, the son of Harold and Carolyn Carver Winchenbach, Jr.    Harold worked as an independent carpenter and for a number of years, he was the lead singer for the gospel band at the Waldoboro Word of Life Church. Harold was multi-talented, writing many gospel songs and poetry. He had a great love for music and loved to spend time with his friends. Harold had a great love for the outdoors, especially spending time fishing out on the lake. He always had time to help someone in need. He was a member of the Word of Life Church in Waldoboro.    Harold was predeceased by his father, Harold E. Winchenbach, Jr., and the mother of his children, Annette E. Kenney.    Survivors include his mother, Carolyn Veara of Waldoboro; daughters, Jessica Kenney of North Carolina, and Kara Kenney of Belfast; sisters, Sandra Pettee and husband Robert of St. George, and Bonita Willis and husband Jack of Northport; aunt, Betty Williams and husband George of Maine; niece, Angela Hastings of Camden; nephews, Matthew Hastings of Florida, and Josh Noyes and wife Kim of Colorado Springs, Col.; great-niece, Autumn Pettee of Camden; and great-nephews, Tyler Pettee of Camden, and Matthew Hastings of Phoenix, Ariz.    Celebration of Harold\'s life was held Nov. 25 at the Word of Life Church in Waldoboro; Pastor Tom Rawley officiated. Arrangements are entrusted to Hall Funeral Home and Cremation Service, 949 Main St., Waldoboro.    Lincoln County News: November 30th, 2006.",""
"I52772","Carl Adolph WINCHENBACH","5 Okt 1915","","31 Jan 1993","","",""
"I54864","William Carleton WINCHENBACH, Sr","27 Mai 1926","","21 Mai 2007","","William Carlton Winchenbach, Sr., 80, of Warren, passed away on May 21 at Fieldcrest Manor in Waldoboro. he was born May 27, 1926 in Waldoboro over. Over the years he worked on a dragger for O'Hara's in Rockland and also was a cattle dealer. he enjoyed horse racing, golfing, and fishing. Mr. Winchenbach was preceded in death by a brother, Kenneth Winchenbach. Mr. Winchenbach is survived by three sons, William Winchenbach, Jr. and Wife Nancy of Edgewater, Fla., Scott Winchenbach and wife Liz of Friendship, and Kent Winchenbach and wife Shari of Friendship; sister, Beulah Cook of Jefferson; grandchildren, Angie Fillmore of Friendship, Kent Winchenbach, Jr. of Toronto Canada and Michelle Wicnhenbach of Rockport; great-grandchildren, Wyatt Fillmore, Brook Fillmore and Bailey Lash of Friendship and many nieces, nephews and cousins. Graveside services will be held at a later date at the convenience of the family. Interment will be in the Sweetland Cemetery in Waldoboro. Should friends so desire, donations maybe made in Mr. Winchenbach memory to the Kidney foundation of Maine, P.O. Box 1134, Portland, Me. 04104. Arrangements are under the direction of Coast of Maine Cremation and Funeral Services, Waldoboro.  Lincoln County News: May 24th, 2007.",""
"I53270","Edgar Parnell WINCHENBACH","4 Aug 1901","","6 Mai 1971","","Edgar P. Winchenbach, 69, of Waldoboro died at a Rockland hospital Tuesday. He was born at Waldoboro August 4, 1901, the son of Sanford E. and Maude Burns Winchenbach. He was a retired retail grain dealer and lived at Waldoboro for most of his life. Mr. Winchenbach is survived by his wife, Sybil Creamer Winchenbach of Waldoboro, three daughters, Mrs. Felix (Pauline) Olezzynsky of North Riverside, Ill., Mrs. Louis (Mona) Lott of Rounoke, Va., and Mrs. Norman (Lois) Small of Gorham, N.H., 17 grandchildren, several nieces, nephews, and cousins. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Hall Funeral Home, Waldoboro with the Rev. Kathleen I. Weed, pastor of the United Methodist Church of East Boothbay officiating. Burial in the Sweetland Cemetery, Waldoboro.  Lincoln County News: June 3rd, 1971.",""
"I53267","Mona WINCHENBACH","11 Sep 1924","","9 Sep 1982","","Mona W. Iott, Roanoke, Va., formerly of Waldoboro died Sept 9 at the hospital after a long illness. She was born in Waldoboro, a daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Winchenbach, and attended Waldoboro High School and Northeast Secretarial School, Portland. Mrs. Iott was employed by Portland Pipeline Corp, Portland. She owned and operated Mon Silhouette. Surviving are her husband, Louis J. Iott, Jr., of Roanoke, six children and a great-grandchild. A funeral mass was said at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at our Lady of Nazareth Church.  Lincoln County News: September 16, 1982.",""
"I36794","George Nelson WINCHENBACH-WINCHENBAUGH","1 Aug 1855","","23 Mai 1925","","LifeSketch",""
"I36749","Rev. Herman Randall WINCHENBAUGH","30 Sep 1881","","1 Nov 1968","","The Rev. Herman R. Winchenbaugh, 87, of Rockland, died in Deaconess Hospital, Boston Monday after three weeks of illness. He was born at Waldoboro Sept. 30, 1881, son of James R. and Edna Hodgdon Winchenbaugh. He attended school at Waldoboro than taught there 16 years. He was town tax collector, an assessor, constable and town meeting moderator. In 1919, he went to Rockland as manager of the district Importing Company which later became the First National Stores, and was a branch manager 25 years. He had been a member of the board of the Pratt Memorial Methodist Church and had been a local preacher 50 years, holding pastorates at South Thomason and Spruce Head from 1921-27. He was past master of Waldoboro Grand of Odd Fellows and a past grand chaplain of Odd Fellows. Mr. Winchenbaugh was a past commander of Anderson Camp, sons of Union Veterans Chaplain of Aurora Masonic Lodge, Rockland, 30 years, was a 32nd degree member of the Scottish Rites Bodies, received the meritorious services award from the Council of Deliberation in 1961, and in York Rites was a member of King Solomon\'s Temple Chapter, King Hiram Council and Claremont Commandary. He was also a past patron of Golden Rod Chapter, Order of Eastern Star. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Virginia Poletti of Quincy, Mass., and Mrs. Evangeline Sylvester of Rockland, four sons, Gabriel of Waldoboro, Exavier, Ensign and Manuel of Rockland; 13 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren. Services were Wednesday at Pratt Memorial Methodist Church, the Rev. Harry Starbuck officiating assisted by members of Aurora Lodge of Masons. Interment was in St. Paul\'s Society Cemetery, Waldoboro.  Lincoln County News: November 7th, 1968",""
"I36762","Virginia Dare WINCHENBAUGH","7 Dez 1910","","18 Mai 2014","","ROCKLAND - Virginia Dare (Winchenbaugh) Poletti, 103, died peacefully, Sunday, May 18, 2014 at her home. She was born at Dutch Neck, December 7, 1910, the daughter of Reverend Herman R. and Carrie Burns Winchenbaugh. As a teenager she moved with her family to Rockland where she graduated from Rockland High School in 1929. During her youth she frequently accompanied her father as he preached at various churches in the area, most notably South Thomaston and Spruce Head.  Trained as a secretary, Mrs. Poletti worked for eight years for the M.B. and C.O. Perry Coal Company in Rockland. She met her future husband, Constantine Poletti, while he was stationed with the U.S. Navy in Rockland during World War II.  In 1944 she followed him to Florida where she stayed with friends until they were married in Miami in May of 1944. Later they left Miami for Sturgeon, WI, where they remained for several months while the ship Mr. Poletti was assigned to was being built. During this time Mrs. Poletti worked as a secretary to a ship\'s officer until the ship left for New Orleans, LA, where the couple spent several months until the ship left for Oakland, CA. While in Oakland, Mrs. Poletti worked in the shipyard as a secretary for the Pacific Overseas Air Transport Command. Among her duties she wrote letters to servicemen overseas as dictated by an officer.  During these months away from Rockland, Mrs. Poletti kept in touch with family, mostly her sister, Evangeline, also a trained secretary. Their letters were unusual as they corresponded to each other in shorthand.  When Mr. Poletti\'s ship, the USS Pontotoc was commissioned in 1945 at San Francisco, departing shortly thereafter for active duty in the Pacific, Mrs. Poletti returned to Maine. When her husband returned after World War II they settled in Quincy, MA where he worked at the Boston Post Office and she was employed at a photo laboratory. During these years they acquired family property at Spruce Head Island where they spent summers. Following their respective retirements, they relocated to Stuart, FL while maintaining their summer residence in Spruce Head.  During their 48 years of marriage, until Mr. Poletti\'s death in 1990, the couple took 21 cruises, including to Alaska, Panama, South America and the Caribbean. Mrs. Poletti created and painted numerous ceramic figures that decorated not only the cottage at Spruce Head, but in later years, her residence at Bartlett Woods Assisted Living Facility in Rockland. Over the past six years, she has become especially attached to the residents and staff at Bartlett Woods where she received extraordinary and loving care during her illness.  Besides her husband, Mrs. Poletti was predeceased by six brothers, Gabriel, Basil, Benedict, Ensign, Exavier, and Manual Winchenbaugh and two sisters, Evangeline Sylvester and Eleanor Paquin. She is survived by several nieces and nephews, including Theodore W. Sylvester, Jr. and his wife Natalie, of Owls Head, Kay Sylvester of Thomaston, Sandra Sylvester of Duluth, GA, Sara Tavares and her husband Jerry of Sun City West, AZ and Bette Paquin of Novato, CA.  Burial will be in Dutch Neck Cemetery. (Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home)  ROCKLAND - Virginia Dare (Winchenbaugh) Poletti, 103, died peacefully, Sunday, May 18, 2014 at her home. Family and friends are invited to visit from 6-8 p.m., Wednesday, May 21, 2014 at Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, 110 Limerock Street, Rockland, where a celebration of her life will be held 1 p.m. Thursday, May 22, 2014. The Reverend Linda Campbell-Marshall will officiate. To read a full obituary or share a memory with Mrs. Poletti\'s family, please visit her Book of Memories at www.bchfh.com.",""
"I36768","Basil Victor WINCHENBAUGH","24 Aug 1903","","8 Mrz 1959","","",""
"I36888","Ava Belle WINCHENBAUGH","14 Apr 1930","","4 Jan 2017","13 Jan 2017","Ava Belle Phillips, 86, aus Damariscotta, verstarb am Nachmittag des 4. Januar 2017 nach langer Krankheit im Pflegeheim Cove’s Edge in Damariscotta. Sie wurde am 14. April 1930 in Friendship, Maine, als Tochter von Frank und Nellie Winchenbaugh geboren.  Sie besuchte die Friendship Village School und später die High School in Waldoboro. In ihrer Jugend engagierte sie sich in der Methodistengemeinde Friendship. Sie arbeitete bei Sylvania in Waldoboro und im Friseursalon Al’s Beauty Shop in Rockland, wo sie ihre Friseurausbildung abschloss. Später war sie viele Jahre als Kellnerin im Restaurant Pine Grove tätig und zuletzt arbeitete sie zusammen mit Shirley Waltz mit A & S Catering für zahlreiche Hochzeiten in der Region.  Am 18. Oktober 1959 heirateten Ava und James Howard Phillips. Gemeinsam zogen sie ihren Sohn Lyndon W. Delano und ihre Töchter Kimberly Phillips Reilly und Samantha Phillips Page groß. Im Laufe der Jahre heiratete Lyndon Mitzi Abbott aus Nobleboro und schenkte Ava zwei Enkelkinder, Aaron Delano und Lindsay Delano Sproul. Tochter Kimberly heiratete Carl Reilly Jr. aus Bristol und bekam einen Enkelsohn namens Hunter Reilly. Tochter Samantha heiratete Mark Page aus Walpole und bekam einen Enkelsohn namens Markus Page und eine Enkelin namens Jillian Page. Zu dieser Familie kamen fünf Urenkel hinzu. Avas Familie bedeutete ihr alles, und sie wird sehr vermisst werden.  Ava spielte leidenschaftlich gern Beano mit ihren vielen Freunden, fuhr Schneemobil, lud regelmäßig Freunde und Bekannte zu sich nach Hause nach Kingfield, Maine, ein und puzzelte leidenschaftlich gern. Besonders stolz war sie auf ihr Puzzle ihres Hauses in Friendship. Ava war eine begeisterte Bastlerin und verzierte ihre Werke gern mit Schleifen oder Perlen.  Ava hinterlässt ihren Ehemann James Phillips aus Damariscotta; Sohn Lyndon und Ehefrau Mitzi Delano aus Damariscotta; Töchter Kimberly und Ehemann Carl Reilly Jr. aus Bristol sowie Samantha und Ehemann Mark Page aus Walpole; Schwester Alma L. Black aus Cushing; Enkelkinder Aaron, Lindsay, Markus, Jillian und Hunter; fünf Urenkelkinder: Catherine, Natalie, Olivia, Colin und Maggie; sowie zahlreiche Nichten, Neffen, Großnichten, Großneffen und ein Schwager.  Die Trauerfeier für Ava findet am Freitag, dem 13. Januar, um 11:00 Uhr im Bestattungsinstitut Strong-Hancock, Main Street 612, Damariscotta, statt. Die Beisetzung erfolgt im engsten Familienkreis auf dem Hillside Cemetery in Damariscotta. Anstelle von Blumen bitten wir um Spenden an das Tierheim Lincoln County, Postfach 7, Edgecomb, ME 04556.  Die Bestattung wird vom Bestattungsinstitut Strong-Hancock, Main Street 612, Damariscotta, ME 04543, ausgerichtet.",""
"I43282","Nelson Gardner WINCHENBAUGH","15 Sep 1915","","27 Sep 1943","","",""
"I43985","Albert Johnston WINCHENBAUGH","1931","","20 Sep 2008","","",""
"I43986","Conrad Heyer WINCHENBAUGH, Sr","8 Nov 1928","","5 Mai 2016","","",""
"I46305","Ann Benner WINSLOW","26 Sep 1929","","23 Nov 2022","","Ann Benner Winslow Brock, Trenton, NC - wife, mother, teacher, legal assistant, accountant and active community volunteer - died at her home on November 23, 2022, after a decade long battle with Alzheimer's Disease. She was 93.","NOT MARRIED"
"I46704","Evelyn W. WINSLOW","10 Jan 1925","","4 Feb 2008","","Augusta-Evelyn W. Walker, 83, a resident of Winthrop Center Road, Winthrop, died Monday, Feb. 4, 2008 at Maine General Medical Center in Augusta. She was born January 10, 1925 in Waldoboro, the daughter of the late Addison K. and Ethel I. (Mank) Winslow.","NOT MARRIED"
"I52865","William Raymond WINSLOW","20 Jun 1947","","21 Aug 2023","","",""
"I52060","Barbara Abbott WOOD","4 Jun 1928","","15 Okt 2014","8 Nov 2014","Barbara was born in Cambridge, MA, and was raised and educated in Beverly, MA. She was a member of the First Baptist Church and was a graduate of Beverly High School, class of 1947, and the Beverly School of Nursing, class of 1950. After receiving her RN, she worked at the delivery room at Beverly Hospital, later retiring as a nursing supervisor at Liberty Pavilion in Danvers, MA. While raising her children she was active in the North Beverly Congregational Church as a Sunday School teacher and Deaconess. She was also active in the Cub Scouts as a den mother, the Girl Scouts as a leader, and was a PTA class mother. After Barbara moved to Cape Cod, she participated in many activities at the Northside Methodist Church in Brewster. Later she spent her winters in Harbor Isles, North Port, FL and continued to be active in the community activities and the Englewood Methodist Church.  Barbara enjoyed traveling, visiting South Africa, England, France, Israel, Egypt, the Caribbean as well as all 50 states. She was also an avid writer and poet, publishing her collection of favorites as well as a book of life memories. Music was also important to her, and she was accomplished in many forms of needlework.  Family was the most important part of Barbara’s life, and all will fondly remember her hospitality. She is survived by her beloved husband of 63 years, Donald C. McCormack, as well as her devoted children D. Bradford McCormack and his wife Judith of Beverly, MA and Debra McCormack Smith and her husband Courtland of Brewster, MA. She was the sister of the late Peter Wood and Judith Morse and sister-in-law to the late Roland McCormack. She will be truly missed by her grandchildren, Stacy Alexander and husband Scott, Jennifer Prentiss and her husband Todd, and Katie McCormack, along with her cherished great-grandchildren, Kelly Alexander, Declan Alexander, Kyla Alexander, Tyler Prentiss, Jacob Prentiss, Ethan Prentiss, Austin Prentiss, Ryan Fletcher, and Ella Fletcher and her loving nieces and nephews, Charles, Richard, Carl, Cynthia, Donna, Mark, David, and Stephen. She will also be missed greatly by her sisters-in-law Miriam D. Bauer and her husband Robert, Florence E. Peart and Louise (Chickee) McCormack.  A Memorial Service will be held at the Northside Methodist Church, 701 Airline Rd., Brewster, MA on Friday November 7 at 11:00 AM. A burial service will be held at Central Cemetery, on the hill, in Beverly, MA on Saturday, November 8 at 10:00 AM. In lieu of flowers, donations in Barbara’s memory may be made to Northside Methodist Church, Brewster, MA.",""
"I46727","Clarence Edward WOODBURY, Sr.","1 Mai 1901","","31 Jan 1973","","Clarence E. Woodbury","NOT MARRIED"
"I49967","Wesley Charles WOODBURY","10 Sep 1965","","9 Apr 2023","","Wesley Charles Woodbury, age 57, of Dover, NH, passed away April 9, 2023 at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital in Dover, after a battle with cancer.","NOT MARRIED"
"I43994","Elizabeth Frances WOODCOCK","7 Mrz 1916","","19 Feb 2007","","",""
"I45565","Milton H WOOSTER","6 Aug 1925","","1 Apr 2009","5 Apr 2009","",""
"I12731","Heinrich Adolph WÜSTENHÖFER","11 Aug 1869","5 Sep 1869","UNKNOWN","","Auch Heinrich Adolf, das dritte Kind unseres Johann Jakob W. (1837) und seiner Henriette Jakobine, wurde ein Stammvater in Siegen und zwar des 4. Welstfälischen Zweiges unserer Sippe.    Am 11. August des Jahres 1869 war er in Nenderoth zur Welt gekommen",""
"I20620","Paulus WÜSTENHÖFER","14 Okt 1649","","9 Jun 1702","","Paulus, auch Johann Paulus genannt, wurde Ostern 1666 in Beisltein konfimiert und erhielt eine gute Ausbildung. Am 8. Novmeber 1675 heiratete er Anna Maria, die Tochter der Kellerin Anna Elisabeth in Beilstein. Sie war um 1657 geboren worden als uneheliches Kind ihrer Mutter. Er hatte mit ihr sieben Kinder, über die wir im einzelnen später im zeitlichen Ablauf berichten werden. Die Kinder waren: Johann Wilhelm geb. 1676, Johannes geb. 1679, Tochter N.N. geb. 20 April 1682 und im selben Jahr gestorben, Maria Catharina geb. 1684, Maria Magdalena geb. 1685, Johann Jost Wilhelm geb. 1687 und Anna Margaretha geb. 1689.  Aufgrund seiner guten Ausbildung und seines Ansehens wurde Paulus anno 1679 zu einem der zwei Bürgermeister in seinem Heimatort gewählt. Er begleitete dieses Amt über einige Jahre. Am 25. April 1700 starb dann seine Frau Anna Maria. Zwei Jahre später folgte er ihr. Er verstarb am 9. Juni 1702. Beide wurden in Beilstein begraben.",""
"I44417","Ronald Leon YATTAW","22 Sep 1954","","28 Jan 2012","","",""
"I53686","Deborah L YOUNG BORDEN","Jul 1949","","25 Apr 2023","","",""