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Jerry Black
November 14, 2008
Betsy,Tina, Patt:
With my full condolence in the passing of your mother, Sara. I last heard that she was living up on Chesterville Hill. But that goes way back when my mon was living, Betsey Black . Yes I am Jerry or does it go to far back into Farmington!
You may not remember me for you three were still in the lower grade school when I was baby sitting for your folks. We lived just down over the hill, but spent a lot of time with your father "Dug" as I called him and I was just going into H S. He put the first set of glasses on me then and many years after. We also build a camp togeather on Horse Shoe Pond
out of logs. Sara and I went to Rumford one somer day and took our first drivers test-both passed. Sara, Dug, and my mon Betsey and Blackie spent a lot of time fishing, gardening and just have a good time togeather in those days. As I look back on the 40s those were good days coming out of WW !!. Didn't have much buit made the most out of it.
I read now you all have you grown faimlies, one generation moves on and two more picks up the beat.
I would like to come up Farmington Falls Saturday but my wifes health
will keep me with her here in Standish. I am honored to have known and be with you mon and dad.
Marilyn Powers
November 13, 2008
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Elsie Adams
November 12, 2008
Our foster dau. called me tonight to say she saw your Mom's obit in the Portland paper. I am so sorry to hear of her death but I know she would not want to be ill and not have a quality of life. I had not realized that she was from June to Aug. older than Earl. He died at 86. I miss your Dad and will her too although I haven't been very good keeping in touch. I think it was last summer that I called her and we had a good talk. You girls have been so good to her. We are lucky that we have good families to see that we are taken care of. I am fine and just got a good bill of health from the cancer specialists today. Girls, take care and my sympathy goes out to you but know that she is now with Doug and of course Earl will be there teasing as he always did here on earth. Love to you all and do stop in if you are ever by here. You are still family. I have let Earl's brother and sister know and Ron who lives in Texas. My kids all had their glasses from your dad and my dad thought no one but Doug could fit him decently.
Lovingly, Elsie Adams
Mark O'Donal
November 12, 2008
We will miss you gram but always have our wonderful memories of you.
Mark, Karma, Abbey and Jackson
Margaret (Gill) Hunter
November 12, 2008
Betsy` Tina and Patti
Linda called me this morning. Your mom was much in my thought this weekend. I'm sorry that I didn't call then. All of your families are in my prayers for comfort and peace.
Leslie Foster Michaud
November 12, 2008
Dear Betsy,
Please accept our deepest sympathy for you and your family in the loss of your Mom.
Leslie and Carol Ann
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