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He was born September 14, 1949 to Frank W. Post Sr. and Virginia Harris at Mercy Hospital in Portland. He attended Westbrook High Schools until he was 18. He was known for riding around on his bicycle and visiting local stores. Rusty worked at exit 8 Holiday Inn for 11 years, he also worked at Dennys for about 4 years. He could be found at McDonalds most every morning, chatting with the local mill workers. He was a big fan of old tv westerns and he was a red sox fan. More recently, Rusty attended a program called Choices Are For Everyone (CAFE), he attended Monday-Thursday and enjoyed this very much.
Rusty is predeceased by his parents and his sister Kathleen Thornton. He is survived by his brother Jim and his wife Kathy Post of Standish, along with numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins.
A private burial will be held in the spring.
In honor of Rusty, please consider making a donation to:
CAFE
90 Bridge Street
Suite 365
Westbrook, ME, 04092
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Robert Fairbrother
January 1, 2025
I will always remember the conversation that I had with Frank when he was recovering a spring brook I told him that there was an opening at one of the café homes and he told me to get the F out and it made me laugh because I knew the way he said it that Frank was back, but I´m gonna miss my friend until we meet again, my friend I miss you.
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