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Leslie Ann Ashing
August 12, 2008
I was a classmate of Bennett's in high school and my brother, Charlie (Masco'79), played basketball with him. In sharing the news of his death with my family, I learned that Ben used to regularly give Charlie lifts to summer basketball practices and that he even hosted my brother for a weekend at Bowdoin as a pre-college visit. I didn't know him well personally, but had the impression that underneath a somewhat gruff exterior was a very generous & witty spirit. On behalf of the Ashing family, I extend our sincere condolences to Ben's family. He will be dearly missed by many.
Carol Mather
August 4, 2008
Ben's Family & Marcia,
My deepest sympathies to you all for the passing of Ben. He and I worked together at Verizon for a few years. He was extremely smart and funny; and I never felt awkward asking him a technical question. I never knew he was such an avid golfer. Would love to have played a round with him. My thoughts are with you all. Marcia-- hope you are doing okay.
Sincerely,
Carol
Ian Sellick
July 27, 2008
Our condolences to Marcia,Lisa & Stuart.
Ben, you cut a wonderful wide swath in the life of all who knew you.What great memories you have left us with.Love,Ian & Jackie Sellick
Jeff Waldrop
July 18, 2008
Christine and I will always have fond memories of Ben. He was a great guy and we trully enjoyed being in his company. We especially enjoyed Ben having fun at Lisa's expense! Ben will always live in our hearts.
Deepest Sympathies,
The Waldrop Family
JB LIVERY SERVICE
July 17, 2008
Our deepest sympathies to Stuart, Lisa and Marcia. May the memories of Ben comfort you.
The JB Livery Family
Nick Arnao
July 16, 2008
Marcia, My deepest sympathy on your loss of Ben, such a great guy. Not only was Ben a very smart and creative guy in his profession, he was an absolute pleasure to be around. His constant smile and sense of humor, his wit was infectious and is irreplaceable. We hadn’t seen each other in several years and when we last met, it was as if we hadn’t skipped a day….. a huge smile, a big hug and a wisecrack all at the same time…only Ben could pull that off with grace and a sense of affection. You could absolutely feel his passion and his desire to have a good time and his love of people, especially his friends. I will always remember Ben and smile and will miss him. I’m writing this with a lump in my throat, tears in my eyes and a smile on my face, thinking of all the laughs we shared.
I can only imagine what great and loving memories you have and I hope and pray that your memories of Ben help you through this most difficult time.
The A. Thomas Pine Family
July 15, 2008
Lisa and family,
Our deepest sympathy for the loss of you brother. We'll keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
Mary Pinard
July 14, 2008
The luge will never be the same. Mr. Ben. That big silly smile of yours will be greatly missed.
Liz Harvey
July 14, 2008
Sympathies from the entire Harvey family of Topsfield. In high school, Ben was a good friend of my brother, John, who also passed away far too young. Ben looked after me (like a big brother would) when I moved to Portland. He was a kind, kind person. Thinking of you, Lisa. Love, Liz Harvey
Kathleen Luz
July 14, 2008
Gentle Ben has always had pride of place in the hearts of the Luz family. I remember his smile. A great and true friend to my brother Mark.
We honor and treasure his memory, and extend our deepest condolences to Marcia, Lisa, and Stuart, and all his relatives.
Stephanie Abrams
July 14, 2008
Hearfelt condolences and our prayers to Marcia, Stuart, and Lisa and Big Ben's many loving friends and family members. Always with a ready smile and jokes at hand, he brought joy to anyone in his presence. We pray that memories of him and his jovial outlook on life bring comfort, and a smile, to us all.
With love and prayers,
Stephanie (Luz) Abrams
Deb Alford
July 14, 2008
Marcia, know that you and all of the family are in our thoughts. His spirit will live long and be with us in so many ways!
Deb and Ruby
Ed Horack
July 14, 2008
Big Ben, we'll miss you terribly. Who will tell us what to do and colorfully? Who will tell JP that he is no longer Junior ( Junya)? who will keep Walsh in line? Who will make me laugh when I want to cry.
Rest in Peace my friend.
Luanne Cameron
July 14, 2008
Our thoughts and prayers are with you Marcia and family.
Verizon Co-worker
July 14, 2008
My thoughts and prayers are with Marcia and family, Ben was a wonderful fun loving person who was a joy to be around he always made people laugh no matter where you were....
Bruce an Johanne Camire
July 14, 2008
Marcia,
We are so sorry to hear of Ben's passing. He was such a good guy. Johanne and I have you and all of Ben's family in our thoughts and prayers.
Bob Parker III
July 14, 2008
Our condolences,from the Parker
family.
Diane Gwynne
July 14, 2008
Our deepest sympathy to Marcia, Stuart, and Lisa. We will miss Ben's presence and his unmatched sense of humor.
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