Arthur Joseph Marcoux

My great memories of Art live on. I walk our dogs up at Poland Spring often and it was a place in the summer that Art and I used to visit almost weekly in the summer to collect golf balls lost in the water near the 5th hole. We went in by boat, fishing our way there and back. We'd find a bunch of balls and sell them back to golfers for 25 cents a piece- often coming home with $10 in each of our pockets! Camping in Art's backyard, fishing with brothers Ron & Phil - all wonderful memories......

Deb, I was so shocked and saddened to hear about Art's sudden passing. I remember the many times he volunteered in our classroom, how the children and I enjoyed his humor and kind nature. I'm so sorry...

Debbie;
You are in our prayers to help make sense of this loss of a husband. Art was so happy the day he told me you two were getting married. It was so nice to see a man that worked at making others lives happy now enjoying happiness with you in his life. Art was one of the kindest friends I have ever know. His smile and cheerfulness will be missed but I will never forget Art Marcoux; the best of good people! RIP friend!

Deb
I am so sorry to hear of Art's death
We met through the So Po track team this summer
It was easy to see his kind and generous nature - and to witness his performance on the track was so enjoyable!
I am sorry to not have known him better
Please remember you are in all of our prayers and thoughts as you go through this terribly sad time
Sue Wallace

Aunt Deb, We want you to know that we are here for you. We will always treasure the time we spent with you and Art. Especially the amazing trip to Boston. We made memories that we cherish and will continue to cherish for the rest of our lives. We wish we lived closer to give you more support. Know that you are in our thoughts and prayers, and are here for you. We love you Deb!
Kurt and Robie Marcoux

Deb and all the Marcoux family, We were shocked and saddened by the news of Art's passing. Thank you for the phone call. Both March babies, Art and I were friends in our mothers' wombs. I loved our visits to Maine when I got to tag along with Art and his friends. He was always so kind. He taught me to play golf. With his expert teaching, I could hit the ball straight as an arrow, but only about 30 feet. That round must have been torture for him, but his patience and graciousness were...

Debbie, Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. Sorry we didn't stop to give you a hug when we saw you at MMC, but we were anxious to see Art's sister, who had been admitted. Blessings, Art and Marlene
Tordoff

Dear Deb, so sorry for your loss. Art was a wonderful man, a dear friend, and a leader in the community. I hope loving memories will help sustain you at this terrible time.