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Barbara Allen Seeley. Deceased. Marilyn Bailey Williams. Ken and I have retired and moved to Lima, Ohio. We have one daughter (Janet) and husband and several grandchildren nearby. Busy setting up our new home. Other three 'children' live in various parts of the USA and Canada: Barbara, in Philadelphia; Arty, in Hamilton, Ontario; Gloria, in Annapolis. Please note our new e-mail address mw470@juno.com. Roy Carter, Gilbert AZ 85297. Weather is great in Arizona!! How's the snow?? Sunset4260@aol.com John Casey. Obituary [Provided by Thelma Eye Brooks] Grace Cookson LeVasseur. CALAIS - Grace E. LeVasseur, 64, died March 21, 2002, at a Calais hospital. She was born in Calais, Feb. 26, 1938, the daughter of Wellington and Grace (Maxwell) Cookson. She was a past member of the Sherman Brothers Post No. 3, American Legion Auxiliary. She was predeceased by a brother, Jimmy Cookson; and her grandmother, Gertrude, who raised her until the age of 13. Surviving are one son, Christopher James and his fiancee, Teresa of Hopewell, Va.; five daughters, Janet LeVasseur and her husband, Ken Vining of Eliot, Nancy L. Finnie and her fiance, Dean Hastey of St. Stephen, New Brunswick, Canada, Sherry E. Johnson and her husband, Ron of Robbinston, Beth DiCenzo and her husband, Mike of Calais, Katie LeVasseur and her fiance, David Mullen of Saco; three brothers, Bobby Cookson of Virginia, Audie Cookson of Clifton, Gene Cookson of Calais; 11 grandchildren, Jenny, Kristopher, Jamie, Samantha, Desiree, Beany, Mitchell, Blaine, Erin, Charity and Gracie; one great-grandchild, Ashley. Services will be held 3:30 p.m. Sunday at the Scott-Wilson Funeral Home, Calais, with Pastor Bob Hinton officiating. Burial will be at a later date. Friends who wish may make donations in her memory to the Ronald McDonald House, Our House of Maine, Inc., 654 State St., Bangor, ME 04401 and/or the American Cancer Society, Maine Division, Inc., 52 Federal St., Brunswick, ME 04011 [Bangor Daily News Publish Date: Saturday, March 23, 2002 provided by Deborah Dow] Flora (Toad) Corbett Lapointe. Deceased. Wilfred Donovan. Deceased. June Doten. Deceased. Kenny Doten. Deceased. Dick & Dee (Michaels) Gray, Ellsworth ME. Dee and I were married in December after graduation and NAVY boot camp. Still married, and not too old for Dee, but I got too old for the NAVY, so am now retired. We have 4 grown children, numerous "Grand's" & great "Grand's"! We are settled back here in Ellsworth, where I currently serve on the School Board. Looking to see all from 55 at our next reunion. You have a fine Navy day! E-mail dickgrau@brooksendway.com. [061508] Stella Hayward. Deceased. Theresa Hiland. Deceased. Ruth Johnson. Deceased. Arlyn Leach. Deceased. Jean Lund Boyd. Deceased. Paul K. McClure. CALAIS - Paul K. McClure, 66, died Sept. 27, 2002, at Madigan Estates Nursing Home in Houlton, after a long illness. He was born Dec. 2, 1935, a son of James and Alice (Jackson) McClure. Paul was educated in Calais schools and participated in many athletic events for Calais Memorial High School. Paul also played baseball in the Border Area Baseball League pitching many no hit games for his team. In later years, he enjoyed his camp on Cathance Lake, watching the Calais High School baseball and basketball games and riding around the St. Croix Valley. Paul worked as a lineman for Eastern Maine Electric Co-op for 31 years, until his injury in 1992. In addition to his wife, Frances (Murphy); Paul is survived by his three children, Gail Cleary and her husband, Bob of Houlton, David and his wife, Dawn of Alexander and Brenda Batson and her husband, Walter of Calais; a brother and sister-in-law, Jim and Betty McClure of Hampden; and a sister and brother-in-law, Carolyn and Carleton Sprague of Calais; six grandchildren, Ben Pierce, Alicia, Anthony and Anna-Jean McClure, Nicole London and Kasey Cleary. A private committal service at the Calais Cemetery will be held at a later date. Contributions in Paul's memory may be made to the Calais High School Athletic Boosters, Box 22C, River Road, Calais, ME 04619 or Calais Little League, care of Brenda Batson, 5 Poole St., Calais, ME. John Perkins. Deceased. George Seavey. Nov 2, 2006 update: Jan of 2005 came and I put the old Postal Jeep away and am now enjoying the fruits of labor - retirement. Alicia and I are still enjoying Florida and our Grand and great children. We had a wonderful time at our 50th and even though we did not get a prize for our "Still Alive at 55" float presentation in the Hands Across the Border Parade - we should have! One thing for sure - we had more fun than anyone else in the parade! Dick, Dee and Eleanor did a great job - thank you! Hey! did we ever pick the correct class officers!! Alice and I are looking forward to the annual dinners we will be having. The reason for the annual get-to-gathers? Look at the year we graduated and do the math. Ha Ha. While "home" (and home it will always be) I notice our beloved CMHS had closed its doors and is now a Health Center - thankfully the walls cannot talk and our teachers are not around to tell stories. Hope all of you have as much fun and school spirit in your new home as all of us had in ours. Enjoy your time, it passes very quickly. CMSCV2@aol.com 110406 Lila Jane Wardwell Tibbitts. Hi
there! Frank and I married in 1955 and are still madly
in love! We had four children; two girls and two boys, one son
gone to be with the Lord! Four grand-daughters, no great
grandchildren yet. Frank served 20 years in the Air Force and before
he retired we went into Christian Ministry; we have pastored several
churches, but our love is missions and evangelism. We have 58
churches in the Philippines; Ghana; Togo and Nigeria. Our web site
is http://bridgeministriesinc.org
We look forward to hearing from one and all; now
who can honestly forget CMHS? In Jesus love, Lila Jane Wardwell Tibbitts.
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