Calais Memorial High School

Class of 1961
"Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers."

Graduates Class of 1961

Linda A. Babb

Carol A. Baker

Richard S. Bates

Dana A. Brooker

Gregg E. Brooks

Loru I. C. Brooks

Dennis M. Brown

Geraldine A. Burns

Shirley N. Campbell

Jane E. Carlow

Nellie M. Cassidy

Adrienne hristakos

Keith F. Christie

Gerald E. Cookson

Carolyn J. Cox

Richard M. Currier

David L. Damon

Michael Darling

Hope A. Draper

Jo Lee Eary

Martha J. Elliott

Nancy A. Fox

Judy A. Frost

Dianne M. Gibson

John A. Gibson

Katherine A. Glidden

Royce L. Gray

Winfield A. Harmon

Albert W. Hartford

Clinton R. Hayward

Patricia A. Higgins

Harriet A. Hill

Linda R. Hill

Virginia A. Hilyard

Ella B. Hunnewell

Jane L. Hunnewell

Eleanor M. Irish

Sandra J. Jensen

William B. Johnston

John W. Kershules

Lillian L. Lane

John C.LaPointe, Jr.

Gary A. Le Seur

Joan L. Le Seur

David C. Lincoln

Ronald L. Mac Kechnie

Carl L. Mahar

Darrell E. Mains

Elizabeth E. Malloch

Robert H. Merrill

Marilyn B. Moore

David B. Morrison

Ronald G. Morrison

Michael McClure

Susan G. McCoubrey

Linda I. McLain

Barbara A. McLean

Fred M. McLean

Carole A. McLellan

Myrtle E. Palmeter

Lorraine M. Perkins

Paul J. Petit

Wayne M. Pike

Arthur E. Pomeroy

Mary E. Pomeroy

William R. Pomeroy

Raymond W. Poole

Sharon A. Preston

Clarke M. Reynolds

Christian C. Richard

Cora J. Richard

Charles M. Russell

Beverly J. Rutherford

Vernon E. Seelye

Karen E. Smith

Bud Smith

Carolyn A. Spurling

Paul E. Stanhope

Patricia A. Steward

Bonnie L. Swett

Milton K. Thornton

Linda R. Tokarz

Donna M. Tracy

Bernard F. Trott

Albert J. Tyler

Gerald L. Watt

Judith A. Wright

Cheryl Pike

Terrence Sinclair

Class Colors: Blue and White
Class Flower: Carnation

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Linda Babb Cleveland: Linda is married to Ralph Cleveland.  They live in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, where she works at a bank.   Ralph works for a construction company.  Their children are both married, and they have several grandchildren.  Their daughter, Shelly has three boys ages 9-14.  Linda's mother, Mrs. Melva Babb, is deceased.

Carol Baker Ham: Carol lives in Greene ME. Her husband, Bud Ham, died in 2004.  They have 4 children, 3 daughters (all married), 1 son, 5 grandsons.  Their oldest daughter is an R.N. and lives on Cape Cod; next daughter is a Medical Assistant for a hospital in Augusta; third daughter is a 5th grade teacher with the local school system; their son is a truck driver for a food distributor and still lives at home.  Carol works for the local school system in Adult Education and Alternative School.  She also works part-time as a "bookkeeper."  Carol and Ham live on a 50 acre, small farm in Greene.   They only have two horses now, but raised beef animals for a number of years until Ham was injured at Bath Iron Works.  He has been disabled since 1985.  In her spare time [what spare time! keh] Carol works in her garden and mows over three acres of lawn every week during the summer.  She would spend all her time outside if she could!  Carol would love to hear from classmates; her e-mail is CHamsco@aol.com. 

Richard Bates: Richard lives in Calais at his homestead on Calais Avenue. 

Dana Brooker: Dana  and his wife live in St. Stephen NB.  He works for NB Telephone Co.

Greg Brooks: Greg lives in Newington CT.

Loru Brooks Beauchemin: Lori lives in Farmington CT with her husband Clement Beauchemin. 

Dennis Brown: Dennis and his wife live in Princeton ME.

Geraldine Burns Wentworth: Geraldine lives in Calais. Her mother died July 2006.

Shirley Campbell:  Shirley and BerylAnn recently moved to Bangor. 

Jane Carlow: Jane teaches Junior High School in Scarborough ME.

Nellie Cassidy Barnard:  Nellie is married to David Barnard and lives in Woodland. She is a retired Registered Nurse.   She and David enjoy camping and 4-wheeling.  Their 3 children are grown and have given them 6 grandchildren.  Nellie's e-mail is magathome@earthlink.net 

Adrienne Christakos Hitchcock: Adrienne lives in Cambridgeport VT.  She and her husband have a son and daughter and three grandsons to spoil rotten. Her e-mail is AdrieHitch@aol.com.  

Martha Elliott Whitehouse: Martha lives in Hampden ME.  mewhitehouse@yahoo.com  
Heidi's New Voice  Thursday, October 12, 2006 - Bangor Daily News By Ann Mills. The obituary last May stopped me cold. In high school, she was vibrant, beautiful and an enormously talented soprano. These days I knew her as valiant, brave and determined to win her fight against a devastating biological brain disease. In spite of her courage, Heidi Robena Whitehouse died suddenly at the age of 29 from a brain aneurysm. Heidi wanted a professional singing career and she had all the ingredients: an expressive, bell-like soprano voice, charisma and dedication. Music became her life and she even projected a singer’s aura: her smile dazzled us while those incandescent blue eyes blazed. Long, wavy curls in lavish abundance completed the picture. Occasionally, when the voice was not just right, there would be a kind of meltdown. This happens to almost all young musicians at one time or other and carefully needs to be dealt with to enable these talented individuals to grow in extra-musical ways. Heidi’s parents were always there to see her through those times in the same way they were there to celebrate her successes. One memorable success came after Heidi won a prize at the Arcady competition. An invitation to sing at the College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor resulted. Channel 7 was there to capture Heidi singing Brahms’ "Lullaby" in perfect German, closing out the evening’s news. At home, we sat spellbound watching Heidi sing as the camera swept over the audience. It showed people of all ages, from very young to very old, perfectly still, with heads tilted, mouths agape, totally enchanted by her crystal clear, expressively beautiful voice. Heidi sang directly from her heart into our hearts. After high school, we seldom met. Heidi was very busy studying, performing beautifully, until something started to go very wrong midway through her years at Eastman School of Music. As Heidi’s mom told me at first, it was "… devastating inherited brain disease." Heidi graduated and returned to Maine. Her dream ended. Over the ensuing eight years, there were various labels for Heidi’s condition, with appropriate medicines designed to alleviate her symptoms. At times, it was a torturous path of trial and error. Other times, when the formula was just right, the relief was incredible but never lasting very long. New combinations of medicines were forever being tried again and again. Heidi fought to keep the voice going but her body and soul were facing the battle of her lifetime. Treatment necessary to make her life bearable made it impossible for her to sing. Heidi’s voice was lost. During this time of sheer agony, Heidi found her Other Voice. Heidi’s compassion and sense of appreciation gave her an understanding of what her songs were about. That is why she always sang so meaningfully. As she came to grips with this illness that changed her life, she saw the opportunity to use her education, intelligence and talent to bring public awareness to the problems of mental illness. As she found her niche in her new life, Heidi became a role model for individuals living daily with difficult mental illnesses. Knowing full well what her new friends daily endured, Heidi lifted her voice to say that they should be respected and supported, emphasizing that they should always be viewed as the valued human beings they are, not just as their medical diagnoses. Heidi’s Other Voice lives on today in occasional TV public service announcements she made long ago. She advised that mental illness was to be faced and coped with, not to be kept silent about. Mental illness hits families and neighborhoods like a flaming meteor, completely unexpected and seemingly at random! Mental illness smashes lives. It can financially ruin and wreak havoc in families who do all in their power to help and understand their loved one. It is epidemic throughout America today, affecting our whole society. We need to avoid the secrecy that helps nothing. We need more scientific research and more public support. Oct. 14 is Heidi’s birthday. October also is mental health month. We can give no present to Heidi more significant than public awareness. At Heidi’s Celebration of Life last May one thing deeply affected me more than any other. It was this: Heidi often visited family support groups and children’s classrooms to show that as a person with this tragic condition she still was a delightfully funny, whole, unique and wonderful human being. In my mind’s eye I clearly could imagine those brilliant blue eyes, as blue as the sea on a sunny October morning as she softly explained to her audience, "Please don’t call me ‘mentally ill’! Call me a singer. Don’t call me ‘schizophrenic’! I ... am ... Heidi!" Ann Mills was Heidi’s singing teacher during high school. Mills is a longtime resident of Lincolnville Beach.

Nancy Fox Carson: Nancy lives in Saco ME.

Judith Frost Howell: Judith lives in Rocky Point NY.

John Gibson: All is well in SE Georgia.  Retired, enjoying life and watching the tides come in and go out. calaisboy1961@yahoo.com  062809

Katherine A. Glidden Berry: Kathy married Richard Berry, and they now live in Robbinston by the Sea and are winter residents of The Villages, Florida. They have three daughters; two are married.  They are living in Memphis TN, Portland ME, and Chesterville ME.  Richard worked at GP for almost 40 years and recently retired and now works with Kathy for Pine Tree Real Estate. Kathy has been a real estate broker for the past 20 years.  They enjoy the good life of the St. Croix Valley, and its beautiful surroundings. Kathy is a Grannie now!! Baby Michael was born in Oct. of 2001. He is the most precious baby boy ever! Second grandchild,  Katie Selma Cilley born Aug 14, 2005 in Farmington ME to Denise & Stan.  And she's the cutest little baby girl born ever!! Another grandchild was born to on September 14, 2009 to Danita & Brad Nickle named Chloe MacKenzie Nickle (also sweetest baby ever born). E-mail CATHANCELK@aol.com. 

Royce "Jack" Gray: I married  a girl from Addison Me (Doreen) and have two boys, Ronald John -10/12/67, and David Kay -11/10/72.  Ron had 2 children by first wife, Douglas John and Rebecca Lynn, 2 step-children by 2nd wife Dawn Johnson, Samantha and McKenzie, and 1 son, Trevor John, for a total of 5!  (loads of fun) (and a lot of Johns!!) David married Jennifer Gott from Bar Harbor on Aug 9, 2003.  Their daughter Olivia Beth Gray was born 7-20-05 looks just like Dave (AND acts like him), her sister Molly was born 6/28/06.  I have worked at the paper mill in Bucksport for 11 yrs, after a wide variety of jobs (textile mill, skidder operator, truck driver, peat bog, lobster pound, and diving for scallops, etc.)  Address is 34 Holt Drive, Ellsworth, Me.04605  I would love to hear from classmates and CMHS grads. (I DO love to write!!) March 2005 photo one, two, three courtesy of Linda Tokarz.  E-mail is  jackoamerica@myfairpoint.net 01/31/09 email update.

Albert W. Hartford: Albert lives in Calais. awhartford@verizon.net 122106

Carole McLellan Boynton: Carole and David live in Barnegat, NJ.   Things are going fine for her.  Her  e-mail address is CaroleB503@verizon.net new 10/16/09

Charles M. Russell: My home address has changed from 62 Boylston Street, Apt#719, Boston MA 02116 to 1 Emerson Place, Apt#4A, Boston MA 02114. My Home Telephone Number is still (617)-948-0978 and my Home E-Mail is still Charles.Russell@rcn.com. I am still presently working with the Massachusetts Highway Department as a Civil Engineer in Bridge Design. Business Address: 10 Park Plaza, Room 6500, Boston, MA 02116, Work Telephone: 617)-973-7565 and My Work E-mail is Charles.Russell@MHD.state.ma.us

Beverly Rutherford Linnane: Beverly lives in Westboro MA. 

Terrence D. Sinclair, R.N., Class of '61. My family moved from Milltown in December of 1952, where I attended Milltown Grammar School, and finished my schooling in Caribou. Moxie1884@rcn.com 

Karen Smith Howell: I live in GA just south of Chattanooga TN with my husband, A. J.  I retired October 2008; and we plan to travel back and forth between Chattanooga and our home in The Villages, FL.  Our daughter, Renee, & her husband, Glen, live on Lookout Mt. TN; they have two children, Bronte & Brooke; our son, Jim, and his wife, Rachel, live in Longwood FL; they have two children, Scott and  Laura.  A. J. retired from the Navy and from teaching, and I retired from  workforce development.  We have lived in MD, VA, FL, Italy and Puerto Rico. When we finally settled in one place, I went back to school and have a BA in History from UT Chattanooga and MEd Human Resource Development from Vanderbilt Univ. I still get homesick for ME, but my life is truly blessed. E-mail  Vandy88@aol.com .

"Bud" Smith: Bud has retired to Tensed, Idaho, with his wife, Mary.

Paul E.Stanhope: Paul and Joan live in GA.  They would like to hear from former classmates.  They have 3 children.  Nathaniel and his wife, Laura, have a four year old child, Sydney, in pre-school.  Nathaniel has his own maintenance business & lives about 4 miles from Paul & Joan.  Joel & his wife, Jean, live in St. John NB.  Joel is a plumber like his Dad and brother Nate.  Jean works at a nursing home.  They have 3 children Darma 15, Mike 13, and Chantel 9.  Paula and her husband, Don, live down the street from Paul & Joan.  They have three boys, Christian, 4, Jesse, 3, and Alex, 19 months.

Patricia Stewart Willard: I retired on 2/20/09 and moved on 2/21/09. So far, retirement is all that I imagined it would be. New address: 63 Rainflower Land, West Windsor, NJ 08550 (609) 308-2321. Hard to believe that #50 is creeping up on us. patriciawi63@comcast.net 

Bonnie Swett Blanchette Mercier lives in Mt. Airy NC and has 2 children and 4 grandchildren. E-mail bobomer@aol.com. 

Milton Thornton: After graduation I spent 5 years in the U.S. Air Force as a Jet engine mechanic at Wright Patterson A.F.B. Dayton Ohio. After discharge I was meat manager at Shop and Save for 10 years. I have been with Georgia Pacific for the last 20 years, the first 5  in maintenance and the last 15 in management. I am still married to my high school sweetheart, Jill (McCann) Thornton, that's right,! 36 years. We have 3 Children, 2 boys, Keith and Troy, and a girl Alicia. Both boys are graduates of the University of Maine at Orono and my daughter is  a dance instructor and is  married to Rex Nicholson  electrician at Georgia Pacific. Jill was in Public Relations for years and now is at home looking after me, at my age I need it.  I have 2 beautiful grand children, a Boy Seth 25  months a girl Devain 6 years. E-mail mthorn@midmaine.com.  

Linda Tokarz: Linda lives in Greenbelt MD. Photo March 30, 2005, courtesy of Jack Gray - lrtokarz@verizon.net 

Donna Tracy: Donna lives in Murfreesboro TN and spends summers in Maine.

Bernard F. Trott: Hi, thought it was about time to check in with our new e-mail address and say hi.  I am retired now and am enjoying life, playing a little golf, fishing and hunting. Can't leave out the grandkids, have 8 now, 6-boys and 2-girls. They are pretty special as you probably know also. They take up a lot of time, which Grandma and Pappy look forward too. We are in good health, and are doing a lot of traveling around this great country. We have just 4 more states to visit and we will have been in all lower 48 states. We have 1 daughter living in Florida and another moving to Louisiana in a couple of weeks. Looks like we now have a place to winter.   :) Our two sons live close by, and are doing well. Our youngest, Bernard Ira is at the Mass. State Police academy, and hopefully will graduate in Nov. as a Mass. State Trooper, we are pretty proud of him. The other one is working at a food distributorship, has 14 yrs with them, doing well.  Well as you all can see, we are doing ok for a hick from Robbinston. lol Talk to Donna Tracy often, and she is doing well, also Gregg Brooks is retired now and he is doing well. He just lost his father in Robbinston, and I lost my mother last year in Aug. Hope this find everyone healthy and enjoying life. Hope to make the next reunion next year. Talk to you all later, berkat8@netzero.net new email 081905

Gerald L. Watt: Gerald lives in Bucksport ME  and works at Champion.

Deceased Classmates

David Damon:  Bangor Daily News: "Winterport: David Leroy Damon, 53, died 3/14/96 at a Bangor Hospital.  He was born in Calais 5/29/42, the son of George and Elisabeth (Gower) Damon. He served in the US Navy during the Vietnam War. He was a member of the American Legion Post No. 3 of Calais. David especially enjoyed high school basketball and was an avid fan of the Calais Blue Devils. He was a hard worker and was employed at Sunrise Materials in Orono for the past 12 years." David was married to Juanita McKee and had 2 daughters, a stepson, & 3 grandchildren.

Dianne Gibson Craft: CALAIS - Dianne Marie Craft, 62, of Calais, passed away Tuesday, Feb.01,2005, at a Bangor hospital after a lengthy illness. She was born Jan. 15, 1943, at St. Stephen, New Brunswick, the daughter of Guy Edward and Jean (Robb) Gibson. Dianne worked for several years at Irving convenience stores. She was well-known around town for her cooking, such as her delicious rolls, baked beans and macaroni and cheese, and the numerous treats she made around the holidays for her many friends and acquaintances. Dianne was predeceased by her parents and her brother, Philip. She is survived by her husband of 35 years, Roger; sons, Robert Edward and his wife, Amy, of Old Town, and Roger Jr.; mother-in-law, Joyce Craft Frost; brothers- and sisters-in-law and their families: Timmy, Joey, Lester, Geraldine, Terry, Melanie, Lisa, Kim and Brenda; nieces, Sherri Gibson of Bangor and Cindy Brochu and family of Colorado. She will be missed by many, many close friends. A celebration of Dianne's life will be held 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 5, 2005, at the Craft Residence, 38 Garfield St., Calais. Burial services will be held in the spring. [Bangor Daily News 020205] 

Richard M. Currier: Obituary [Provided by Carolyn Furlong. 020610]

Winfield Harmon: CALAIS - Winfield A. Harmon Jr., 62, died unexpectedly Friday, May 12, 2006, at a Calais hospital. Winfield was born in Portland, June 20, 1943, the son of the late Winfield A. Harmon Sr. of Hadley's Lake in East Machias and Kathleen M. (Wood) Harmon of Machiasport. He graduated with honors from Calais Memorial High School, Class of 1961, and attended Washington State Teachers College in Machias. Winfield started driving a taxi during high school for Isaac Russell and eventually operated his own taxi service for several years. He was Honorably Discharged after serving two years in the Army National Guard. Winfield spent the duration of his career working as the Parts Manager for Daggett, Rankin, Lenentine, and currently Pratt Chevrolet in Calais. He was a former president of the Maine Obsolete Auto League (MOALs) and was an expert on antique automobiles. Winfield was a member of St. Croix Lodge No. 46 AF & AM, where he was a Master in 1985, 1991, and 2001. He was also a Past High Priest for St. Croix Chapter No. 17, Past Illustrious Master for St. Croix Council No. 11, Past Commander of Hugh dePayens Commandery No. 15, Past Worthy Patron and Present Worthy Patron of the Order of Eastern Star Orion Chapter No. 45, was a member of Red Cross of Constantine, Past District Deputy Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Maine, Past Master of the Third Veil of the Grand Chapter of Maine, a member of K.Y.C.H. (Knights of the York Cross of Honor), P.O.A. (Past Officers Association), and the Shrine Anah Temple. Winfield was actively involved in the reconstruction of the Masonic Lodge in Calais. He was a member of St. Croix Bowling Club and loved the sport of baseball. He stayed actively involved as a Player Agent for more than 28 years and was the longest continuous volunteer in the history of Calais Little League. Winfield and his wife Beau especially enjoyed attending Chesley's Auctions in East Corinth, and finding "treasures" for their numerous yard sales in Calais. He was a huge fan of wrestling and NASCAR and attended races in New Hampshire, Dover, Deleware, and Charlotte, N.C., and enjoyed ice fishing with his family and friends. Winfield attended many sporting events, especially enjoying his grandchildren's activities. Winfield was actively involved in the community and his presence will be missed by his family and the entire community. Surviving are his loving wife, Beau Harmon; his only son, Mark K. Harmon and wife, Janice, of Calais; two special grandchildren, Nicholas and Kaitlyn of Calais; twin sisters, E. Marilyn Sotirelis and husband, Sam, of Calais, and F. Helen Townsend and husband, William C., of Bar Harbor; two nieces, Jennifer A. Diffin of Keene, N.H., and Marilyn Ann (Townsend) Coffie and husband, Greg, of Moyock, N.C.; a great-nephew, Colin Coffie of Moyock, N.C.; an uncle, Howard Harmon and wife, Arlene, of Harrington; and two aunts, Josephine Corbett and husband, Purcell, of Cutler and Leona Roberts and husband, Adelbert, of Poland. Friends may call 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Sunday at Mays Funeral Home, 26 Church St., Calais. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Monday at the United Methodist Church, Main St., Calais with Pastor Karen MacDuff-Barnett officiating. Burial will follow in Harmon Cemetery at Hadley's Lake in East Machias. In lieu of flowers, donations in Winfield's memory may be made to the Calais Free Library, 9 Union St., Calais, ME 04619. Friends may pay tribute at www.maysfuneralhome.com. [Bangor Daily News 051306. Provided by Marilyn Strout & John Adams] 

Jane Hunnewell Woodside: Jane died 6/27/1996 Calais, age 53.  She  was married to Ivan Woodside and lived in Calais.  They had one son, Darin.  Jane had worked for J.D. Thomas for many years.

William Johnson: Deceased.

Michael McClure: Deceased 9/16/1985 Calais, age 42.

Robert Merrill: Robert H Merrill, died 2007 in Jacksonville Florida (of cancer). He was survived by his wife Deidre (Mehan), sons John and his wife Rebecca, Christopher and his wife Allison and a daughter Peggy and her husband Wesley Cole and 6 grand children. Interment in Topsfield Me at a later date. [Provided by Thelma Eye Brooks]

Arthur E. Pomeroy: Art is deceased. He died while stationed in the U.S. Navy at Norfolk, VA.

William R.Pomeroy: Billy died in a work-related accident 1/22/1969, age 25.

Christian E. Richard : PRINCETON  Christian E. Richard, 64 of 8 Main Street, died Saturday, April 16, 2005 in U Mass Memorial Medical Center, University Campus. He leaves his wife of 41 years, Marie E (Napoli) Richard; two daughters, Cheryl A. and her husband Michael A. Robillard of Leominster and Sheila M. and her husband Thomas F. Loan of Rutland; two grandchildren, Katie and Riley; 7 brothers, Clayton Richard of Alabama, Rev. Thomas Richard of Milwaukee, James Richard, Stuart Richard and Carvell Richard all of Nantucket, John Richard of San Francisco and Mark Richard of Tennessee; 13 sisters, Nina Rabbio of Harwich Port, Sara Crosby and Lora Kebbati of Nantucket, Sandra Russell of New Hampshire, Erna Dressler of Pennsylvania, Cora Banks of Maine, Eva Johnstone of Kentucky, Hilda Caruso of New Jersey, Rhonda Thurston of Colorado, Lisa Shank of Connecticut, Lorna Grant of Springfield, Lydia Richard and Lynda Richard of Maryland. A brother, Karl H. Richard and a sister, Rosa Chase predeceased him. He was born in Coventry, Conn., son of Rev. Clayton E. and Lois (Smith) Richard and had lived in Princeton for the past 25 years. He graduated from Calais High School in 1961. He was the owner and operator of Morningdale’s Restaurant in Shrewsbury. He also worked for Land Lord Ben’s and for the Worcester County Sheriff’s Dept. in West Boylston for 10 years before retiring in 2004. Christian was an avid outdoorsman. He enjoyed fishing, hunting and woodworking. The funeral service for Mr. Richard will be held at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, April 20 at the First Church in Sterling. Burial will follow in Hillside Cemetery, Sterling. Calling hours are from 5 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, April 19 in the Miles-Sterling Funeral Home, 100 Worcester Road, Sterling. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association, 330 Congress Street, 5th Floor, Boston, MA 02110 [Worcester Telegram & Gazette April 18, 2005, Thanks John Gibson] 

Vernon E. Seelye: Deceased 1/23/1992 Baring.

Carolyn Spurling Jenkins: Carolyn passed away on April 4, 2002. She was at home, and her husband Al was with  her. 

Albert J. Tyler: PORT ORANGE, FLA. - Albert J. Tyler, 58, of Chickadee Drive, Port Orange, Fla., died Friday, June 15, 2001, at his home. Mr. Tyler moved to Port Orange, where he had been a resident since 1984, from his birthplace, Calais. Survivors include his wife, Patsy; three sons, James Tyler and Jason Atchison, both of Port Orange and Dean Lawrence of Calais; three daughters, Dawn Ann Clark and Shanna Lewey, both of Calais, and Stephanie Sawyer of Bangor, and five grandchildren. Memorial donations may be made to the American Cancer Society, East Volusia Unit, 146 Orange Ave., Daytona Beach, FL 32114. Arrangements by Cardwell & Maloney Funeral Home, Port Orange, Fla. [Bangor Daily News 6/19/01]

Judith Wright: Deceased.