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Earl M. Bornheimer,passed away May 5th, 2008, at the home of his daughter, in Minot, Maine. Among them, she ran a horse-riding stable in Seal Cove, worked at the Ellsworth American newspaper, sold insurance and real estate on Mount Desert Island, and helped manage hotel services at Sugarloaf. Condolences may be expressed www.funeralalternatives.ne. Margaret was pre-deceased by her parents and brothers Kenneth and Berlin Jr. Phinney. In Davids memory donations may be made to his grandson Finnian McCarthy and future grandchildren. Doris (Dody) attended New York and Maine schools, and was a graduate of The University of Maine. She played golf into her nineties and took an active interest in the stock market. She is survived by her daughter Donna J. Favreau and her husband Rick, two grandsons; Jason R. Favreau of Westbrook, and Derrick A Favreau and his partner Alayna Gross of Auburn, a great grandson Julian A Favreau of Auburn, a sister-in-law Stella Brodeur and her husband Robert of Thompson CT., and many nieces and nephews. Ella was a past member of the North Scarborough Grange and South Gorham Baptist Church. Arrangements were entrusted to Funeral Alternatives, Yarmouth. She was an avid craftsperson, and particularly enjoyed sewing. She was employed at Clark Shoe as a stitcher for many years, then worked at CMMC for the Housekeeping Department. She was born in Yarmouth on August 14, 1921 the daughter of Frank and Harriet (Grant) Gallant and attended area schools. Her father, Karl Furst of Denmark, lived to be 98 years old! Neal is a member of the Blazing Star Lodge, #30 AF & AM Rumford, ME; the Kora Temple Shrine; the Order of Eastern Star, Pondicherry Chapter, Bridgton, and the Yankee Radio Club, KB1YI. In 1978 they moved to Scarborough, ME where they raised their two children, Christine and George Jr. George was an avid ham radio operator from the age of 13 when he received his first call sign, K1MON. Nathan March will be the celebrant. Thelma was predeceased by her parents, sons Eldridge and Frank, brother Henry and sisters Marion and Helen, daughter in-law Joyce Lunt and son in-law George White IV. In lieu of flowers, donations preferred to the Hospice House, 236 Stetson Road, Auburn, ME 04210. She also enjoyed cooking, with specialties ranging from New England standards to Holland delicacies. where he had everything and anything a person could need or want. The Family wishes to thank the staff of the Hospice House in Auburn for their support, compassion and dedication during Richards last days with us. Sheldon is survived by his son Richard of New Jersey, daughters Darla Jean of New Jersey, Linda of FL, brothers Kenneth Osnoe of Lincoln, Clayton Osnoe of Fort Rich, FL. Survivors include two sisters, Hattie Clark of Portland and Linda Randall of Augusta; many nieces, nephews, great- and great-great-nieces and nephews; her very special friends, Diane Clukey and David Wilbur; also her friends and staff at John F. Murphy Homes, Inc. and the W.T. An avid outdoorsman and skier, he began a ski industry career at Cannon Mountain (N.H.) in the 1950s. Born in Boston, Ma., on June 19, 1916, he was the son of George and Rosa (Heinzen) Roewer, of Rockport Ma., and later Auburn, Me., and great-grandson of Louis Prang, who put out the first American Christmas cards. The best gift she ever gave was her gift of love and giving to everyone she met. Nell was predeceased by her beloved husband of 67 years, Raymond L. (Pete) Wyman, daughter Barbara Anderson, siblings Leonard Boucher, Harold Boucher and Edith Carr. Lisa also loved simple pleasures such as a ride and a visit to the Saco River rapids, Two Lights, Salem, Massachusetts, or the Kangamangas Highway. She also had several other hobbies. They were married for 48 years. He is also survive. He was predeceased by his brother-in-law, Jack Johnson; brother Rich Kelley; and sister Maxine. He was always willing to lend a hand. She was at home, in her own bed with views of Casco Bay and her beloved property on Chebeague Island, Maine, surrounded by family and friends and, with the kindness and support of Hospice of Southern Maine and a dedicated home care team, she was peaceful and pain free to the end. In his golfing history he made three holes in one. She served on the Diaconate, Women's Guild, Music Committee, and was co-chairperson of the Christmas Fair for two years. Donations to the Lake Parks Foundation in Dale's memory are welcome: P.O. A committal service will be held at the convenience of the family at Riverside Cemetery in Lewiston. Richard is survived by his daughter Dorothy Poisson of Lewiston; sons David and his wife Debbie of Sabattus, Denis of Durham, Donald of Lewiston, Daniel and his wife Karen of Lewiston, and Douglas Poisson of Lewiston; brothers Ovide of Blue Hill, Titis of NC, and Gerard of CT; sister Germaine of Auburn. Family and friends are invited to visit on Wednesday, September 3rd from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8pm at Funeral Alternatives 25 Tampa St. Lewiston. Gaylon was happiest when surrounded by family or friends, telling stories about his travels in the Navy. 86, of Pownal, died October 10, 2008, at Coastal Manor in Yarmouth. Jeannine is survived by her husband of 53 years, Peter; two daughters, Elaine Michaud of Mexico and Julie Brewer and her husband, David, of Freeport; and two grandchildren, Joshua MacLean of Minneapolis and Jennifer Brewer of Portland. He was born in Lewiston on Aug. 19, 1922, the son of Charles and Mary (Casey) Taylor. Auburn Clyde C. Keene, 66, of Bradman Street, passed away Monday, July 9th, at the Hospice House with his loving family by his side, following a short illness. Auburn-Brad Alexander,74 of Auburn and Belgrade died Wednesday August 6, 2008 at the Hospice House in Auburn. In 1963, he and his family moved to Rumford where he finished his teaching career retiring in 1980. He married Carlena LeMieux on May 4, 2007. He enjoyed hunting and fishing and being on the water. Burial with military honors will occur at 2 p.m. Friday, Feb. 17, 2006, in the chapel at the new Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Mount Vernon Road, Augusta. He was born in Cornish on May 20, 1912 the only son of Edith G. and Walter A. Hutchins. He was born on July 22, 1928 in Lewiston, the son of Robert H.and Grace (Brown) Currie and after attending Lewiston school, he graduated from Edward Little High School in 1946. Kathie Lee Gifford is happy to keep the home she shared with late husband Frank in the family! He grew up at Gorham Corner, graduating from Portland High School, class of 1967. She was a busy, energetic and creative spirit whose diverse interests and talents left a positive imprint on her community. She is survived by her children Cynthia Cyr and husband Mike of Lewiston, Tracey Fitzpatrick and Fiance Jim Footman of Auburn, Richard Fitzpatrick of Lewiston, Kenneth Fitzpatrick of Augusta, sisters Dorothy Sowers of Presque Isle, Lorraine Evans of Tennessee, Betty Drake of Auburn, Joanne Snyder of Lewiston, brother Walter LeVassuer of Florida, and 7 grandchildren. She was employed by New England Telephone, currently Verizon, retiring in 1994. He is survived by his three daughters, Claire Ouellette and her life partner, Ken, Caren Holliday and her husband, Russell, and Rachel Russell and her husband, Scott; two grandchildren, Josh and Grace Russell, all of whom reside in Florida; a sister, Claire Bilodeau and her husband, Paul, of Malden, Mass. YARMOUTH -- Charlene V. Eaton, 88, of 88 Bucknam Pt. She was born on July 4,1936 in Farmington, the daughter of Elmer and Illona ( Fish) Howard. Affectionately known as Grumpy to his grandchildren Kelli, Brian, Jimmy, Natalie, Chad and Josi Palmer, and Isaac and Haley Mullins. Stern was an accomplished knitter, chef, seamstress and painter and a devoted fan of the Boston Red Sox and the Duke University basketball team. A private burial service will be held at Pine Grove Cemetery in North Yarmouth. She was born in Martins Ferry, Ohio, Oct. 11, 1934, the daughter of the late Ruth Tyler Mayle and Woodrow Williams. At his request, there will be no services. There will be no services held at this time. Denise Carmen Doyon Tardif Bonk. Her lifes work was making a home for her five children. They had a large vegetable garden and enjoyed long rides taking in beautiful scenery. The family would like to thank the Hospice House and Dr. Roger Austin for all their wonderful care. He leaves their three children, Anne M. of California, Elizabeth C. of New Gloucester, and Thomas A. of California; and three grandchildren. He is survived by his daughter, Vicki Binkley of Auburn; his son, Ted and wife, Linda, of Medina, Ohio; his granddaughter, Melissa Jordan; and great-grandchildren, Amber and Scott Jordan and Brandon and Kevin Giguere of Auburn and "Yard Patrol" companion, Duke; his sister, Isobel Knicely and husband, Neil, of Clarksburg, W.Va.; and sisters-in-law, Lorraine Hunt of Canton, Ohio, Dolores Bradley of Clarksburg, W.Va. and Madge and husband, Walter Masters, of Moundsville, W.Va.; as well as many nieces and nephews. She attended local schools and spent her life in the community, touching hundreds of lives. He was born in Providence R. I., on January 31, 1925 the son of Manzer and Amy (Crowell) Drake. He was smaller in stature, and more likely to negotiate a compromise solution than to exert his will. He graduated as valedictorian and class president, and continued his studies and running track at Bates College from which he received his BA in 1939. A memorial service for family and friends will be arranged at a later date. During summers, Arthur and Ellen sold items at craft fairs throughout the state. From 1987-89 he raised millions of dollars to help Maine flood victims as the treasurer of the Maine Interfaith Recovery Flood Relief effort. She was born in Woodstock, N.B. Barbara worked for Steele Drug Store during the 70s, and retired from the Cumberland County Sheriffs Dept. Please join us in a celebration of Jimmys life. Hope Cemetery on SATURDAY at 10 AM. Christopher, Patrick, Daniel and Timo Watson. She was a dedicated member of the Kennebec Democratic Committee. A funeral Mass will be held at Our Lady of the Rosary Church located at the corner of Sabattus and High Streets in Sabattus on Saturday, January 6, 2007 at 11:00am followed by a gathering at the Maxwell Gill Hall at the same location. He challenged the educational system to deal with his out-of the-box thinking and his impatience with all things remotely boring or nonessential. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Greater Androscoggin Humane Society 3312 Hotel Rd. Auburn-May E. Jordan, 94, of Auburn, died June 18, 2008 peacefully at Central Maine Medical Center with her family by her side. He married Marguerite P. Shaban at Lewiston Oct. 16, 1943. A funeral service will take place on Tuesday, September 4th at 1pm at Funeral Alternatives with Fr. The family would like to thank Hospice House for the wonderful care given to her. After graduation, he was drafted into the Navy (WWII) and was sent to Hawaii for 11 months. She kept her life full of vivid colors, wonderful smells, and rich texture. He attended Franklin Tech. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Coffee Fund, VAVS Togus, 1 VA Center, Togus, ME 04330. After a yearlong courtship through letters, they were married and she became his traveling companion. A millwright and welder by trade, Scott worked up and down the Eastern seaboard at mill shutdowns and repairs. Condolences may expressed online at www.FuneralAlternatives.ne. She was predeceased by her parents William and Cecilia Parker and her husband Daniel Harkins. He was a devoted family man and was active in the Augusta community. Al loved playing poker with his close friends Jim Hart, Bob Landry, Ben Rollins, and Walter Martin. Arrangements are under the care of Funeral Alternatives, LLC 25 Tampa St. Lewiston. Kennebunk- Anne D. Ryan, 75, of 53 Rollins Lane died May 27, 2007 after a seven year battle with Multiple Myeloma. Cheryl Bouchard , 55, of 7 Old Webster Road, Lewiston died Monday June 25th at Central Maine Medical Center after a short illness. He married Lotus A. McKenna on July 8, 1958 and together the raised their family. Auburn-John S. Nevitt of Waterford passed away on June 19, 2007 at the Hospice House in Auburn from complications related to a brain tumor. Family and friends are invited to visit from 1 to 3 pm and 6 to 7 pm on Monday at Funeral Alternatives. Betty leaves her 3 children, Eugene who has been helping her run the farm, Ann who lives in Mt. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. Marguerite d'Youville Pavilion, 102 Campus Ave., Lewiston, ME 04240, where his mother lived for nine years. Jack was a licensed pilot, car enthusiast, creative artist, and collector. Alice enjoyed skiing at Sugarloaf Mountain in Kingfield and Squaw Mountain in Greenville. He loved and enjoyed his customers and was well known as "Trader Don" from then on. On May 29, 1943 he married Irene W. Morse in Lisbon Falls. His Masonic activities including serving as Past Secretary of Tranquil Lodge #29, AF and AM, Past Secretary of the Scottish Rite Bodies, Past Assistant Director of the Greeters of Kora Temple Shrine, and Past Chaplain of the Grand Lodge of Maine. He is survived by his wife , two daughters, Megan Pinette and her husband Dennis of Belfast, and Maud and Lloyd Hamovit of Byfield, MA, and by three grandchildren, Evan Pinette, Rory Hamovit and Nora Hamovit. Auburn, Maine 04210 . He was an avid gardener, which he enjoyed sharing with his neighbors and friends. Treatments, she was in remission for two years when the cancer returned. Survivors include her four children: John L. Irish, wife Elaine Kemna, and granddaughter Stephanie A. Irish of Evanston, IL; Susan D. Irish and husband James G. Gist of Philadelphia , PA; Bradley C. Irish of Portland, ME; and Laurie D. Irish of Louisville, TN. She was born in Freeport on Feb. 4, 1921, a daughter of David H. and Josephine Prosser Longway. He was a longtime member of the Mason's of New York. In Ruths memory donations in her name may be made to: South Shore Art Association, 119 Ripley Road, Cohasset, MA 02025. Angelina was pre-deceased by her parents, brothers Sundy, Frank, and Ray Sandora all of portland and a sister Michelina also of Portland. In Lieu of flowers, please make a donation in Marge's honor to the American Cancer Society, 1 Main St., #300, Topsham, M. 04086. He always looked for, and found good in everyone. SOUTH PARIS - Arlene E. Brown died Nov. 25, at Market Square Health Center, where she had resided for the past six weeks. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, country music, playing guitar, and spending time with his grandchildren.. Law and his wife Elaine of Lisbon, daughter Kelly A. Humphrey and her husband Mark and her daughter Debra S. Law of Lewiston, 6 grandchildren Kara Law, Adam Lord, Emily Law, Kathryn (Katie) Law, Joshua Law, Amy Law, great grandchildren Cayden Billings, Haley Lord, siblings Harold Butch Jewell and his wife Jackie, Beverly Caron and her husband Bob, Timothy Jewell and his wife Claire, several nieces, nephews, and life long best friend Cheryl Stewart of Wales. The family wishes to thank Dr. Austin and Marie from the Hospice House and Karen Bourgoin of AHCH for their dedicated care and support. He also enjoyed dowzing for water. He climbed the Matterhorn in 1957. The following is an original poem lovingly written by Clarence H. Hardy. Surviving are a daughter-in-law, Iona "Ini" Harrison and her husband, Pete, of Freeport; two grandsons, Ryan Ingerson and his wife, Angela, of Freeport, and Dennis Ingerson and his wife, Sherie of Belfast; a granddaughter, Barb Litttlefield and her husband, Ronny, of Freedom; five sisters, Rynell Labbe and Barbara Laberge of Brunswick, Carol Brown and her husband, Donald, of Orr's Island; Ione Ullrich and her husband, Hank, of Arizona, and Joan Sweetser of Massachusetts; a brother, Laurel Blanchette of Portland; a former daughter-in-law, Hazel Rumney and her husband, Ernest, of Thorndike; eight great-grandchildren, Dominick, Aryn, Russell, Jayna, Allen, Sheridan, Hunter and Conner; and several nieces, nephews and cousins. If you wish to make a charitable donation in Barbara's memory, please consider the Barbara A. She volunteered her time and made donations to many humanitarian, environmental and other worthy causes. Eddie proudly served his country in the United States Army during WWII and Korea. He traveled around the world twice on the destroyer U.S.S. She is also survived by her younger brother Charles M. Cutler, Jr.; sister-in-law Sally Cutler; former husband James L. Irish and sister-in-law Margaret Porter; and seven nieces and nephews. Bob proudly served his country in the Korean Conflict with the United States Army. He worked at Bath Iron Works for 25 years as a ship fitter. Arrangements are under the care of Funeral Alternatives, LLC 670 Turner St. Auburn, Me 04210. She became well-known for her water color portraits, and displayed her work, along side that of other notable artists, in the Face of America: Contemporary Portraits in Watercolor exhibit in New York. Auburn Rachel A. Wilson, 68, of Poland, passed away on December 30th at the Hospice House. She was born in Bangor on February 3, 1946 the daughter of Raymond and Lila (Waning) Braley. In 1937 he graduated from Lisbon High School and then Kenneth served his country proudly during WWII in the South Pacific as a member of the Army Air Corp. Kenneth worked for many years as a millwright at the Farnsworth Mill in Lisbon Center. In Bobs memory donations may be made to the Buckfield Rescue c/o Buckfield Town Office Buckfield Maine 04220. He was also a member of the Ancient Brothers Lodge for 53 years. . Internment will take place immediately following the service at Gracelawn Memorial Park, 980 Turner St., Auburn, M. 0421. She spent many years as a religious education teacher and served on the Parish Council and various commissions. She founded the Maine Ataxia Support Group and was a member of the National Ataxia Foundation. Arrangements are under the care of Funeral Alternatives, LLC 500 Route One, Yarmouth. She was a very outgoing and generous to a fault. Lewiston-Orrin "Jerry" F. Coombs, of Monmouth, was born in Mexico, Maine, December 19, 1931, son of Franklin Coombs and Grace Rollins, passed away at C.M.M.C. Lewiston-Robert J. Blodgett, 56, of 58 Old Greene Rd., Lewiston, Maine passed away o. Wednesday, December 21, 2005 at Central Maine Medical Center. Virginia graduated from East High School in Cleveland, Ohio in 1940. AUBURN - Catherine Dennis Grafflin, formerly of Manchester-by-the-Sea, Mass., died April 15, at Schooner Estates in Auburn. During her professional career, Virginia was involved in civic affairs and human relations organizations including the NAACP, Friendly Town, and the Council on Human Relations in Cleveland and Berea. Herman loved to dance and won many dance contests, favoring the jitterbug. He enjoyed traveling and sports, especially hockey and baseball. Her daughter, Emma R. David, died in 2002, following a car accident in 1995, which left her severely disabled. Family and friend are invited to visit on Wednesday, August 29th from 7 to 9pm at Funeral Alternatives. Yarmouth-Thelma Lacey went to her Heavenly Father on Sunday May 20,2007 at Brentwood Nursing facility in Yarmouth. The Ancestors and Descendants of Joseph Kennedy and Rose Fitzgerald. She was born in Portland on September 6, 1940 the daughter of Matthew J. and Elinor D. (Collins) Maloney. He then moved to Maine where he had a 37-year career as an accounting professor at the University of Southern Maine. Howard W., 82, of 108 Court St., in Auburn, died at Montello Manor, in Lewiston on February 04, 2007. He joined the Auburn United Methodist Church, formerly the High Street Methodist Church, on January 21, 1932 making him a 75-year member. On Feb. 7, 1945 he married Vernine Geri Lamb, and together they raised their two sons Thomas III and Carl. He was born in Revere, MA on August 30, 1929, the only son of Albert Ernest Foulger and Ada Blanche Paisley, and grew up in nearby Everett, where he met his wife. Brenda was raised in North Monmouth and attended Monmouth schools. She learned the art of nurturing from her own mother. ThoughtCo, Aug. 28, 2020, thoughtco.com/kennedy-family-tree-4083650. Upon graduation he was employed as a buyer for Filenes in Boston. The collection, which now includes more than 1,500 volumes, emphasizes religious and social issues. On Monday, May 8 there will be a Graveside Service at 10 am in the Webster Road Cemetery, Freeport.

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