Doris-McClintock-Obituary

Doris Cooper Clarke McClintock

Goffstown, New Hampshire

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May 20, 2019
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Goffstown, New Hampshire

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Our 97-year-old Auntie Doris McClintock passed away May 20th. She was holding the hand of her Hospice Volunteer and peacefully took her last breath. Doris was the youngest of 5 children from Lincoln, NH, all graduating from the University of New Hampshire, Bradley, Paul, Bernice and Esther. She...

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Oh, Auntie Doris. We miss you and your humor! I remember when you were looking for you blue shorts....they were in the wash You said, " oh no! those are my basketball shorts that i havnt washed since those days at uNH....how we howled

The impact and legacy left behind one never knows until that person passes Ms. McClintock during her tenure as my gym teacher at Rundlett Jr. High back in the early 1970s, during field trips, river tubing on the Contoocook River and snowshoeing exposed me to the adventures of life building a foundation to a successful 30-year Special Forces Military Career. We never know when nor get the opportunity to thank these great educators that teach us to become leaders based on their model and...

Awww! Mrs. McClintock! I loved you dearly! Spending time adventuring with you was the highlight of my young school days. In the 1970s, you took us tubing down rivers, exploring the woods, fun with parachutes, and obstacle courses. Thank you for being wicked cool. Much love to your family and friends!

She was my gym teacher at Garrison School in the late 50's. Very strict, but fair. well loved by all students. Ann Carri Lesmerises

I have read several entries from Aunt Doris' former students.
Aunt D lived with me for the past 6 years, I wrote her obituary. She often me stories of her students....she loved to teach. Her students mattered to her. Thank you for sharing your memories. I miss her already!

Mrs McClintock is one of my memorable teachers I had in the Concord Scool District. Always had a beautiful smile and was very kind and understanding. I also worked with her daughter April while working for the State of NH. April also was a kind, friendly caring person. I enjoyed working with her very much. I missed her very much over the years, after she passed away. I thought of her often and still do. They are together now, as it should be. Both with their beautiful smiles. Thank you both...

There are those who taught us who we will always remember.. you were one.. R.I.P. dear lady.

Mrs Clark was a beloved teacher to thousands of Concord kids. What a wonderful example she set for us.