THELMA DOSTIE

Dear Judy, I remember your Mom fondly. I have wonderful memories of our high school years and the times I visited you at home and spent time with you and your family. Our condolances to all your family. Sue Stinchfield-Plaisted and Rev. Bob Plaisted

I met Thelma as a friend of my mother, Grace Christopher.WE both admired her zest and verve, intelligence.
She was a funny, charming lady,andI know she's leading a activity in heaven.
June Dungan

Our mother was an extraordinary woman. She grew up on a farm in Massachusetts during World War I and learned the value of hard work and determination very early in life. She put herself through nursing school in Philadelphia. She then moved to a small town in Maine where she met and married our father. They had three children. She was a working Mom when most other mothers were at home full time. She was a young widow in her early 40's who was left with two teenagers and a preschooler to...

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family, Barbara. I remember your mother as someone to look up to.

Dear Judy & Barby;

I wish I could be there with you all at this time, but unfortunately am unable to make the trip. Aunt Andy will be missed my so many. Please know each of you and your families are in our thoughts and prayers. Hugs& kisses, Arline, Bob and our entire family.

Judy,

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Pat Moore McDevitt

It was a pleasure to have had the opportunity to know you during your time at Taylor Manor, Thelma. We especially enjoyed bringing you your Girl Scout cookies each year. May you rest in peace.

Betty Campbell & Family

I love you Grammy! I could have been a much better grandson than I was, but I will always love you and never, ever forget you! I know you are with my dad now, and will rest in peace in peace forever.