Beatrice Juskalian

To Mrs. Juskalian's Family - I was saddened to hear of Mrs. J's passing. I have many fond memories of 4 years of Latin with her @ Lee High School. A tremendously proud woman, she did so much more than teach Latin...I fondly remember planning and traveling to Italy and Greece with her. She told many wonderful stories. Recently as I passed Rattlesnake Mtn Road, I again told my husband about her and recalled her persistence in continuing on with a holiday celebration after she had an auto accident earlier in the day, although visibly shaken she was the perfect hostess and was truly appreciative for our company.
Mrs. J had a profound effect on me and I will be forever grateful for her wisdom and friendship. She was a treasure. My deepest condolences...
Marlisa Webb Gabianelli, Lee '74

My sympathies go out to Greg and all your family for the loss of your mother. I enjoyed working with here for quite a few years at Lee High School.

As close friends and coworkers of Bea's grandson,Mark Cameron, please accept our sincere condolences on the loss of your beloved grandmother. Over the years we have been privileged to enjoy the many stories of Bea's life during the WWII era and beyond. She'll be lovingly remembered always.

Bea-I enjoyed our memorable visits, and the fun we had at The Red Lion Inn. I will remember sitting on your porch as the afternoon sun was shining in on us, and u talking about the "good ole days" You took me back in time and i felt like i was right there as a time traveler. God Bless you and your family. Affectionately, Aaron

Bea, you were a unique person and I loved you for it. I will miss you dearly!! "Ingrid Bergman"

Bea, Your grandson mark, my world is not the same without you here you are deeply missed & loved.You'll be that brite star i look to in the nite sky.

Thank you Bea for all you taught me about life, i was only with you for a few months but feel like i have know you a life time i love you and will miss you dearly.

Thank you Mrs. J for your friendship and Knowledge. You will be missed.

It was with tremendous sadness that I opened the paper this morning and read of Bea Juskalian's death. She was not only my teacher; she was my friend. She taught me to love learning Latin in our tiny classroom at Williams High many years ago, and her wonderful stories of her travels and adventures were always fascinating. I spent many wonderful hours at her home, sharing meals and conversation. My heart goes out to Greg and the rest of Bea's family. She will not be forgotten.

Patty Vincent

I remember fondly the days at Williams High School where Judy and I met and taught with B.What a wonderful group of teachers it was and we had a good time.When I,many years later would meet her at the post office we talk and laugh about the old days.I am sorry for your loss.

Mrs. Juskalian was the most ispiring and caring teacher I ever had. She not only gave me knowledge she gave me the joy and respec tof literature. She will always be a part of my life story.

Jeryl Rollins Jasmine
Turner, ME