Albertina H. Wilson

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Albertina Wilson Obituary

Albertina H. Wilson, 93 FALMOUTH -- Albertina H. Wilson, 93, of Blueberry Lane, formerly of Westbrook and Standish, died March 2, 2009, at a Portland hospital. Born in Yarmouth on May 16, 1915, to Albert and Angeline Perry Heward, she attended Westbrook schools, graduating in 1933. She married Lester A. Wilson in 1939 and was wed for 54 years at the time of his death in 1993. In 1956, she and her husband started Les Wilson & Sons Excavating Contractor Company. They had exceptional experiences traveling the world, wintered in Hallandale, Fla., and retired to their home at Sebago Lake. Mrs. Wilson moved to the Falmouth House a year and a half ago. Mrs. Wilson enjoyed knitting, crocheting and swimming. She was predeceased by a brother, Albert Heward Jr. Surviving are two sons, Robert D. Wilson and his wife Pat of Westbrook, and Ronald J. Wilson and his wife Teddi of Windham; a brother, J. David Heward of Standish; three grandchildren, Robert D. Wilson Jr., Kathleen Burkhart and Christopher Wilson; five great-grandchildren, Kassie Wilson, Katelyn Burkhart, Maysen Wilson, Tyler Wilson and Reece Wilson; one sister-in-law, Doris Nappi; nine nieces and nephews, Patricia Cote, Dr. David Heward, Albert Heward III, Jolene Whittemore, Brenda Wedgewood, Brad Heward, Diane Gray, Tony Nappi and Mike Nappi. Mrs. Wilson was particularly close to her nieces, Patti and Brenda, whom she considered her adopted daughters, and her dear friend, Emma Estes. A funeral service will be held Saturday, March 7, 2009, at 11 a.m. at the Dolby Funeral Chapel, 434 River Rd., Windham. Private burial will be held at a later date. Donations in her memory may be made to: St. Joseph's College 278 Whites Bridge Rd. Standish, Maine 04084

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Published by Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram from Mar. 4 to Mar. 5, 2009.

Memories and Condolences
for Albertina Wilson

11 Entries

Jim Exchange

March 11, 2009

Oh My, what to say. Aunt Suz you were always the cool aunt and Uncle(Les). I remember as a boy how much I looked forward to your times coming to visit with my mom and dad.
Again, Les with his lark smokes!!!!!
Of course Lil and John along with my Mom and Dad, what a team they were!!! We always remember the good times and as hard as it is to say "goodbye", Let us treasure what we had. Rest in peace aunt Suz

Jim Walton

March 7, 2009

Tina,
We all hold such fond memories of all our times together which go back to Ron's college days, week-ends at your home and at the lake. Then you welcomed my family and the relationship grew even greater. We will always remember your strength, courage, and how proud you were of your family. But most of all we remember your smile, generosity and laughter. Love, Jim, Deb, Matt and Meaghan Walton

Cindy Aube

March 7, 2009

"Aunt Suz" was one of my favorite aunts- even though she wasn't even related to me! Having grown up with Aunt Suz and Uncle Les and my parents being such close friends- they were family to me. Aunt Suz was someone you could always have a great discussion with! Whether it was about a movie, book, or politics! And she was a real competitor in Scrabble too! I will always remember going to her house to play a mean game with Emma and her as we lunched on Italian Sandwiches! I bet she has already started a game of Scrabble up there with my mom! I have so many fun and funny memories of Aunt Suz and Uncle Les, many of them made into stories in our own version of the American Journal each year - which always gave her quite a chuckle! My last memory will always be with me though - her cute smile, blowing kisses and a "Love you dear" as I left her hospital room. I was blessed to have had all the years I did to know her. My thoughts are with all of her family at this time. Love, Cindy

Wilma Taliento

March 5, 2009

Albertina always had a smile for the nurses at Mercy who cared for her when she would come in to recieve her medications.
She was always interested in our families and if I would be going to Fl. in the winter.
She would tell us about the trips she and her husband took.
The angels will take care of you now.
My sympathy to the family.
Wilma Taliento R.N.

Meghan Aube

March 5, 2009

Aunt Suz, I will always remember the times spent at your place by the lake, always so much fun with my Nana, Emma and you. You will always hold a special place in my heart! I will miss you dearly, but I know my Nana, Papa and Les couldnt wait to have you again in their arms! Rest in peace, I love you!!! I will hold the last kiss you blew to me forever in my heart!!!! XOXO

Michelle (Pulsifer) Gordon

March 5, 2009

God bless you, Tina. You were such a sweet angel to my Mom at Falmouth by the Sea. Your patience, love and cheerful smile will never be forgotten. I'll cherish your little wave and "love you" when I'd leave. Heaven just got another beautiful angel.
God bless your dear family. They were so lucky to have you. Our prayers are with them always.

Bill & Brenda Marchant

March 5, 2009

Ron,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this sad time. Your mom was very special to Bill & I, and we will hold our memories close.

lucie moisan

March 4, 2009

Albertina,
How fortunate I was to have the opportunity to meet and cared for such a wonderful person. Albertina, you will always hold a special place in my heart. Thanks for all the wonderful memories. God bless!

Mike Burkhart

March 4, 2009

Gram: I will never forget the day we meet and the first thing you asked me was if I was a Democrat or a Republican. The wide grin on your face and Gramp's dismay when I answered Democrat is something I will always remember.

john pulsifer

March 4, 2009

may god bless you and hold you for you were a special person.thank you for being part of my life.

Linda McAfee

March 4, 2009

Tina lead a full and wonderful life. Our thoughts are with you. From all of us at New Image Hair Design

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