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Jeanie Wynne
May 25, 2011
With so many fond memories of you & Auntie Inza...the stories you told, the visits we had, the travels you took & your extrodinary gift of craftmanship (several items passed down through generations) you will be missed but certainly not forgotten. Peace be with you at home with Inza & other loved ones. Sincerely, your niece Jeanie Lewis Wynne
May 18, 2011
Uncle Carlton my family will miss you. I remember all your stories you told when I was growing up and I enjoyed hearing them. I know you missed Aunt Inza enormously as I do each day. You now can be reunited with her once again. You both were so well-liked by all and will be truly missed. You both loved going to the coast for lobster and traveling.
You both truly were an inspiration for a long marriage and your love and adoration for each other.
Your carpentry talent is a blessing and we treasure the gifts you made us all and the community.
God Bless you, Uncle Carlton.
Brenda (Lewis) Reynolds
Bruce Webber
May 17, 2011
After Inza died, my mother, Sandra, would often bring Uncle Carlton to thanksgiving dinner. I'll miss hearing his stories about my great-grand parents and my grandmother. While telling the stories he'd devour half the turkey, after which he would fall asleep on the couch and wake up just as desert was being served. It was a treat when he and my grand-mother, Gladys, would start talking about when they were kids.
Tina Smith (Lewis) Vickery
May 17, 2011
Uncle Carlton will be missed. I remember so many fun times with Auntie Inza and Carlton while growing up. His adoration and love for Auntie Inza was extraordinary. I am pleased imagining his reunion with Auntie Inza and my mom and dad.
Uncle Carlton had an enormous gift of carpentry. That talent is a small part of his legacy to the community and more importantly is a treasured gift to all the family he leaves behind who have those gifts of his God given talent.
I will miss his gentle spirit and his unassuming presence in all of our lives. God Bless you, Uncle Carlton.
Tina Smith (Lewis) Vickery
Marie Johnston
May 16, 2011
Marlene and Bruce, I know you folks have been the best, looking out and doing all of the things for him that needed to be done. It is with great sympathy that I write this as I have known Carlton for close to 50 years and I am sure he will be greatly missed, especially by the 2 of you and the rest of his family. Marie Johnston
Bill Dionne
May 16, 2011
Carlton your free to travel and be once again with Inza.God speed !
Karen Loftus
May 16, 2011
Central Maine Veterans Memorial Park/ Winslow Supply Inc. wishes to offer our deepest sympathy to Carlton's family. We will be visiting our father Dan DeRoch in MA on Wednesday and let him know of Carlton's passing.
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