Arlene-Levesque-Obituary

Arlene M. Levesque

Ellsworth , Maine

1938 - 2005

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Ellsworth – Arlene M. Levesque, 67, died Thursday, December 15, 2005 at a Blue Hill hospital. She was born January 12, 1938 in Trenton, the daughter of Charles H. and Gertrude M. (Boulier) Springer. Arlene was employed for many years at County Ambulance, and was a Registered Nurse at Maine Coast Memorial Hospital, Agape House, Collier’s Nursing Home, and Courtland Rehabilitation and Living Center, all in Ellsworth. She was a member of the Emmanuel Baptist Church in Ellsworth. Arlene enjoyed gardening, knitting, and baking. She is survived by five sons, Edward W. Barr and his wife Tressie of Hobart, Oklahoma, Thomas Barr and his wife Carolyn of Haskell, Texas, David Levesque and his wife Susan of Newcastle, Jonathan Levesque and his wife Christina of Town Hill, and Michael S. Levesque and his wife Joy of Southwest Harbor; five sisters, Velma Howard and her husband Merle, and Thelma Doane, all of Cardville, Lillian Welch of Orono, Roberta McLean and her husband Peter of Old Town; a brother, Donald R. Springer of Henderson, North Carolina; fourteen grandchildren; two great grandchildren; and many nieces, nephews, and cousins. In addition to her parents, Arlene was predeceased by a son, William Vital Levesque, a brother, Charles H. Springer, Jr., and a sister, Alice Stewart. Friends are invited to visit with the family 9-11 A.M. Tuesday, December 20 at the Bragdon-Kelley-Campbell Funeral Home, 215 Main St., Ellsworth, where funeral services will commence at 11 o’clock. Committal services will be held 2 P.M. Tuesday at the Cardville Cemetery, Cardville. Gifts in memory of Arlene may be sent to the Eastern Maine Community College Nursing Program, 354 Hogan Road, Bangor, ME 04401. A memorial register and directions are available online at Legacy.com.

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Edward,Tommy,David,Jon and Michael.
Today would have been your mom's 68th birthday. She was always speaking about her singing. I hope you can find comfort in knowing that she has been released from that crippled broken body and now has a perfect body and is singing in heavens angel band. she is gone but will never be forgotten.
Aunt Velma

I wish I could have made it to the family reunion this past summer to see you again. I will always remember coming to visit you in Ellsworth and visiting you in Florida. My memory that I remember the most is the time that I helped you decorate a cake. I went out and had my mom buy me a cake decorating kit so that I could do it myself. Thank you for the memories.

When family passes on it is very hard to accecpt, until you think about where they are going. God has sent another angel into heaven, and you now are in a better place, in peace. It was so nice to see you this summer in Lamoine, to see how happy you were just to be there with the family, it is a nice memory to stick in everyones mind. Myself, Kiairah, and soon to be, Aidriana love you and hope you are now in peace.

Im sorry for your loss, Carolyn i know how much you loved her, you talked about her all the time, i know she loved you also as much. Tom im so sorry for the loss of your mother, please accept my sympathy, we love you and we are thinking about you. Carolyn we love you and are very sorry for your loss of your mother inlaw.

I did not know you well, but you seemed like a very wonderful women. I know you are at rest with god now.

Hi,
My name is Sarah Carter, I am daughter of Harold and Suzette Carter. I remember my mother, my grandparents Velma and Merle Howard, and I went to visit down in Florida when I was young. We stayed with Arlene at her home in Lakeland, Florida. I remember her being so busy and she always ask me to french braid her hair before she went to work. I remember her being so happy and she was very wonderful person. I will miss her very much!!

You will forever be in our hearts and will be sadly missed. We Love you! Jon, Christina, Chandler, Ethan and Zachery

I will miss Arlene. My prayer is that she has found peace.
Sincerely ,