Ellen M. Moulton

I will be forever grateful to have had Ellen in my life for nearly thirty years. It's rare to find such a compassionate, empathetic, generous individual whose love and humor touch you so profoundly that they remain a part of you forever and Ellen is one of those people. I will miss her here on earth though she will forever be part of my life. Laurie Berry (Portland,ME)

STEVE, CHIP, MARTHA & RICH, I'M SO SORRY TO HEAR OF YOUR LOSS; HOWEVER GOD NEEDED YOUR WONDERFUL MOTHER/SISTER FOR AN EXTREMELY SPECIAL TASK & SHE ISN'T SUFFERING ANY MORE!!
SENDING MANY PRAYERS & BLESSINGS OF COMFORT YOUR WAY!!

Chip and Steve, your mother was my role model, mentor, coworker and sister with breast cancer for many years. My heart aches for all of us who were blessed to know her. She has taught me so much about life , love and living in the moment. I will always carry her wisdom with me. Please know you were her shining stars,

Ellen and I were nurse colleagues at Mid Coast Hospital for many years. I was always so pleased when I found Ellen was scheduled to work on a day I was working. She had great nursing skills and a wonderful sense of humor and a twinkle in her eye. She fought a courageous battle with the cancer. Our world was a better place while Ellen was in it.
My condolences go out to all the family.
Kay Goodrich

I have know Ellen as both a colleague and as a patient. I loved her spirit and her joy in life. Family was dear to her always and we also shared our love of our cats I am so sorry for your loss. My condolences to her family and to her friends ; I know we have lost someone so very special.
Janice Reynolds (Brunswick, ME).

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Ellen was my neighbor for many years. I watched with great admiration as she battled cancer for so long. I marveled at how she lived her life the way she wanted, never letting the cancer make her a victim. She was courageous and brave, kind and fun. What a loss to so many.
My deepest condolences to her family.
Penny Gage

Unfortunately, I only knew Ellen for a relatively short time, but she made an indelable impression on me. We were both in a support group for those with a terminal illness. Her kindness and inner core of strengh were evident whenever one was with her. I miss her greatly.

Heaven has a another beautiful angel, and it's comforting to know she will be watching over me. Ellen was the kindest person I'd had the pleasure to call my friend. She went far and above what was expected to help anyone. Her love for life and her smile was truly infectious. Ellen loved her family including her cats very much and spoke of them often. My thoughts and prayers go out to them and all those who loved her. Ellen will forever hold a place in my heart.

Ellen and I were classmates at YHS. She was bright, cheerful, fun to be with, "sparky" and a really good friend to have and spend time with. She was always there for us all if we had problems with school, at home or our so common teenage romantic entanglements. I loved Ellen like a sister and she'll be sorely missed by us all.

Chip, Steve and family, thoughts and prayers are with you...
Courageous,inspiring,wonderful....You truly made a difference in my life and I will miss you terribly. ("Are you suppose to be eating that?")

I was blessed to be in Ellen's life for five years...simply not enough time. Her role in my life began as one thing and evolved into something so much more and I am so grateful. I have never met anyone more courageous and giving of herself. While helping me she shared her family...sometimes the comical, sometimes the heartbreak. Oh she truly had a gift of helping and healing (and she always took my side! ) I loved her laugh and her determination. I would like to express my sympathy to Ellen's family for their tremendous loss. May you always remember how much she was loved, looked-up-to and respected by all those lucky enough to be touched by her.

Ellen and I were stand mates in the Chapel Ringers bell choir at First Parish Church in Brunswick. I can remember asking her in a whisper while playing a piece "Where are we?". She usually knew. But sometimes we were both lost! She was a lovely person with a beautiful soul.

Steve, Chip, Sheila and Martha, Ellen and I lived parellel lives since grade school. She married your Dad who was my second grade first love. We walked to school together every morning and literally grew up together. We both went to nursing school and became nurse practitioners later in life and shared desire to help people(there were several times during her final months that while I was visiting her former patients would call for emotional help , and she was there for them). We both divorced about the same time and went through all that emotional stuff together. As a primary care nurse practitioner for over 20 years, I have never seen such a courageous battle FOR LIFE and done without complaint. I She was cussedly independent and it was hard to help her as she became more disabled because she didn't want any "hovering". She was a class act in may ways, and most certainly in her battle for life. You are lucky to have her genes and to have had her in your lives - she left us far too soon. Your constant support allowed her to have some control over her final weeks, which she greatly appreciated. We all have a hole in our hearts at this time. Thinking of you.

Steve and Chip.. I am very sorry to hear of your Mom's passing. She was a wonderful lady and a caring and loving
Mom. She will be sadly missed by everyone who knew her. My condolences to the family..

Ellen was brilliant but self-effacing and humble. A steady force in her family and friends' lives, she was empathic, non-judgmental, kind, generous, spiritual, loyal, strong, and very wise. She was also determined to live her life to the fullest in spite of her cancer diagnosis. Ellen was the most courageous woman I've been blessed to know. Her absence will be deeply felt.

Ellen to me will always be Christmas ,loons, dinners with good friends and that voice of reason. My heart has a space with her name on it which I shall forever hold. I am one of the many who will miss her..condolences and love to her family.