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08/21/2026

Jeffrey Alan Vincent

JEFFREY ALAN “JEFF” VINCENT

WESTBROOK — Jeffrey Alan “Jeff” Vincent, 61, died peacefully on August 14, 2026, at Gosnell Memorial Hospice House in Scarborough after a long illness, with his family by his side.

He was born on August 31, 1964, in Omaha, Nebraska, the son of the late William C. and DeAnn J. (Peck) Vincent. Shortly after his birth, Jeff and his family moved to Maine, where he grew up. He graduated from Windham High School, Class of 1982.

In 1983, Jeff joined the U.S. Navy, serving as a Machinist’s Mate aboard the submarine USS Will Rogers. He married the love of his life, Karen Wormwood, in 1985, and they celebrated 41 years of marriage this July. Jeff was honorably discharged from the Navy in 1991. He went on to hold a variety of technology positions in the Portland area, most recently serving as an IT Specialist at Maine Medical Center for nearly 20 years.

In addition to his parents, he was predeceased by his nephew, Noah Gannon.

Surviving, in addition to his wife, Karen, are his daughter, Jennifer Lambert, and her husband, Blake, of Westbrook; his son, Zachary Vincent, and his partner, Hayley Smith‑Rose, of Scarborough; and his two cherished grandchildren, Jonah and Eleanor “Nora” Lambert. He is also survived by his sisters, Shelly Wormwood and her husband, Kyle, and Julie Gannon and her partner, Jesse Wigner, all of Virginia; his brother‑in‑law, Kevin Wormwood, and his wife, Gail, of Limington; his uncles, Johnny Peck and Gary Peck, both of Nebraska; his nieces, Sarah Engel, Ellen Warren, Paige Bougie, Bailey Wormwood, Avery Amabile, Molly Gannon, and Abigail Gannon; and his loyal furry companion, Buster.

The family extends their heartfelt thanks to the staff at New England Cancer Specialists and the Gosnell Memorial Hospice House for the loving and compassionate care he received.

Services will be private. To share condolences or memories with the family, please visit www.dolbyblaissegee.com.

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08/19/2026

Linda L. Johnson

Casco, ME – on Saturday, August 15, 2026, Linda L. Johnson, loving sister-in-law, aunt, great aunt and friend went home to be with her Lord and Savior.

Linda was born on August 7, 1948, in Portland, ME to her parents Lucille and Alexander Johnson. Linda also had one brother, William W. Johnson Sr., who had also passed and gone home to be with his Lord and Savior. At a young age, when her mother passed away, Linda and her brother Bill moved to Long Island, ME and spent part of their childhood living on this beautiful island in Casco Bay, with their aunt Muriel Pisack. They attended the Long Island School and went to church and Sunday school at the Evergreen Methodist Church where they learned about God’s love for them. They made many friends, who also became like family to them. Linda and her brother truly loved the beauty of the ocean, the sandy white beaches of Long Island and the quietness of Island living.

Linda graduated from Portland High School in 1967 and then worked at Fairchild’s National Semiconductor for over 25 years. After her job at Fairchild’s, Linda worked as a cashier in a few convenience stores in the local area before retiring in 2020.

Linda will be deeply missed but her memory will live on thru our family and her friends. Linda leaves behind her niece Lucy and her husband Pastor Will Kindred, her nephew Bill Johnson Jr. and his wife Crystal, great nieces and great nephews and their spouses, Taylor Grant and her husband Jared, Liam Kindred, Alec Kindred and his wife Bri, Nicole Winkeljohn and her husband Cory, Nick Kindred and all of their children.

Approximately 8 years ago, Linda was diagnosed with cancer of the face and mouth. She emotionally went to her brother Bill, to tell him about her cancer diagnosis. Her brother Bill loving encouraged Linda and told her that he would be there through her cancer journey. Before the surgery, her brother Bill took her to see his son-in-law Pastor Will Kindred, who shared the salvation message with Linda, and she accepted Jesus as her Savior.

Then her brother not only took her to the hospital and went to every doctor’s appointment with his sister Linda and after many long hours of surgery, recovery and hospital stay, Linda came home to live with her brother Bill and his wife for a few months of stomach feeding tubes and doctor appointments. As Linda went through her recovery the loving bond between Linda and her brother Bill truly grew and became stronger each day.

We rejoice today in the knowledge that Linda and her brother Bill are reunited in Heaven and are sharing in the Glory of their Salvation with Jesus their Lord and Savior.

A family graveside service will be arranged at a later date.

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08/18/2026

Regina Irene Schlehuber

Regina Irene Schlehuber, 72, of Standish, ME passed away peacefully at Gosnell Memorial Hospice House in Scarborough, ME on August 12th, 2026. She was born on June 4th,1954 in Hartford, Connecticut. She was the youngest of three daughters born to the late William A. Berger and Shirley L. Jewell. Regina grew up in the greater Portland area after her parents relocated to Maine in 1960 when she was just 6 years old. Regina attended Portland Public Schools.

When Regina was just 17 years old, she met the love of her life, Boyd Schlehuber, through her best friend Malee after the family moved to Dibiase Street in Portland, ME. Boyd and Regina were married a little over a year later, just after her 18th birthday on June 10th, 1972.

Regina and Boyd settled in Standish, ME 4 years after they were married where they raised their 3 children, Tara, Jorie and Damon. Regina worked inside the home until her youngest child started school in 1984. Upon entering the workforce for the first time in her life at age 30, she worked a number of different jobs until she found her place in the hotel and hospitality industry. Regina started her career in housekeeping at The Sheridan Tara Hotel in South Portland, ME. She quickly became an incredibly trusted and valued employee. So much so, the owner of the hotel asked that she come and help them with the startup of the new hotel that they were building in the area. She helped them with the room decor and setting up housekeeping before the opening of the hotel. She went on to work for that very hotel in a management position for many years where she was named employee of the month and year several times over.

Outside of work, Regina had many hobbies and interests. She loved spending her summer days at the beach soaking up the sun. She was brilliant at crafting and made beautiful jewelry, ceramics, wreaths, and quilts, among other things. She loved camping and fishing and tending vegetable gardens. She loved animals and cherished every fur baby she had throughout her life.

Regina was a force and if she got it set in her mind to accomplish something, she would stop at nothing to see that it was done. She was unintentionally comical, honest to a fault and a bit of a rebel at times. She was undoubtedly one of a kind and danced to the beat of her own drum all of the days of her life.

In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by her husband of 52 years Boyd Dean Schlehuber, her daughter Jorie Lynne Schlehuber, and son Damon Dean Schlehuber.

She is survived by her daughter Tara Schlehuber-Johnson and husband Lance Johnson of Buxton, ME, sister Billie Roy and husband Richard of Portland, ME, sister Karen Howland of Lewiston, ME, 4 grandchildren, Michaela Cost, Hannah Burgess, Isaiah Brisbane and Darius Tatum, and 3 great grandchildren, Leighton Cost, Silas Cost and Elora Burgess as well as many nieces and nephews.

The family would like to thank the doctors, nurses, caregivers and staff at Stroudwater Lodge, Avita of Stroudwater Memory Care Facility and Gosnell Memorial Hospice House for the love and compassion you showed her while she was in your care. A celebration of life will be held for both Regina and Boyd on Sunday, October 4th at 1:00pm at Meadowland Farm in Buxton. Address and more details to follow in an invite.

One day you will remember me in the haze of an early morning light, in a time before you knew me, when I looked down upon you with the love of a mother’s eyes.

One day you will remember me in the dusk of a day gone by, in a time after you knew me and felt the love of a mother’s eyes.

One day you will remember me in the darkness of a midnight sky, in a time you thought you knew me and searched for the love of a mother’s eyes

One day you will remember me after all of my days gone by, in a time when you knew me well, and looked down upon me still…with the love of a daughter’s eyes.

~ Poem by Tara Schlehuber-Johnson

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08/17/2026

Nancy Claudette Desjardins-Philbin

Nancy Claudette Desjardins-Philbin, 80, passed away unexpectedly in her home in Gorham, ME on August 15, 2026, after a period of declining health. Nancy was born on January 2, 1946, in Van Buren, Maine, daughter of the late Claude and Pauline (LeBlanc) Desjardins.

Following Nancy's graduation from Sacred Heart High School in Van Buren, Nancy moved to Boston Massachusetts, to work alongside her two beloved sisters as a hairdresser a career she would enjoy for decades.

Nancy married the love of her life, Stanley Philbin, November 19, 1986. Nancy and Stanley moved to Gorham, Maine to be closer to her family in the early 1990's. Stanley was a devoted husband, never missing an opportunity to dote on his wife, affectionally referring to Nancy as his "bride" to everyone until his dying day. Nancy and Stanley had a warm and bustling home their doors always open to friends and family to reminisce and come together.

Nancy is survived by her eldest sister Geraldine Paradis; John (Gene) Desjardins and his wife Priscilla; Richard Desjardins and his wife Donna; Donald Desjardins and his wife Joanne; David Desjardins and his wife Ressa; and Kenneth Desjardins. Nancy was predeceased by her sister Robertine Michaud (Desjardins) and her husband Clifton and her brother-in-law Kenneth A. Paradis. Nancy has missed her beloved Stanley after his passing in 2018.

Nancy never bore children of her own, yet she regarded her many nieces and nephews, and great/grand nieces and nephews as her own, always welcoming the opportunity to love and spoil them all.

Upon hearing the news of Nancy's passing one of her "granddaughters" said it beautifully

"She was fancy, she was funny; she was nice. She reminded me of red painted nails, purple feather scarfs and pearls.

Like a showgirl and a fluffy white kitty. She would buy us whoopie pies, and I could talk to her about anything."

The loss of Nancy will leave a hole in the hearts and lives of all those who held her dear.

Visitation will be held at Dolby, Blais & Segee Funeral Home, 35 Church Street, Westbrook, ME on Friday August 21, 2026, from 11:00 -2:00 PM. Graveside service to follow at St. Hyacinth's Cemetery Stroudwater Street, Westbrook.

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08/15/2026

Bogdan Dosov

Franklin County, ME - Bogdan Dosov, 19, of Westbrook, Maine, passed away tragically and unexpectedly on August 12, 2026.

Born in Uzbekistan, Bogdan came to the United States three years ago with his parents and four of his siblings, beginning a new chapter of his life with his family. He was the ninth of ten children born to Nazar and Jumagul Dosov. His family was at the heart of his life, and he shared a deep love and respect for his parents. He was his parents’ “right hand”—always ready to step in, take responsibility, and do whatever needed to be done.

Bogdan was a recent graduate of Standish Baptist Academy and had just begun his studies at Southern Maine Community College. He was excited about the future that lay before him, with many plans, hopes, and dreams for the life he was beginning to build.

His faith was an important part of that life. Bogdan was a devoted Christian and a member of First Russian Baptist Church, where he was surrounded by a church family he loved. His faith was not simply something he professed; it was reflected in the way he lived and in the way he treated those around him. He was always willing to help, and when he took something on, he did it wholeheartedly. He cared about doing things well and would give his very best until the work was finished.

Bogdan brought a distinctive energy and warmth wherever he went. Full of life, passionate, driven, and outgoing, he was not someone who stood on the sidelines. He readily became involved, took initiative, and gave himself fully to whatever was in front of him. He had a genuine love for people of all ages and an unusual ability to connect with both young children and older adults. He was someone others could count on—ready to help, ready to work, and always ready to be a friend.

Among the many things Bogdan enjoyed was cooking. He was a wonderful cook and especially loved preparing food to share with others. He took pride in what he did, and whether he was cooking for his family, helping someone, working, studying, or simply spending time with friends, he approached everything with the same wholeheartedness and determination that characterized so much of his life.

Bogdan was the beloved son of Nazar and Jumagul Dosov and a cherished brother to Zebo, Salim, Nuriya, Mirzaber, Mushtari, Stepan, David, Praskovya, and Emima, as well as to their spouses and families. The love he had for his family was evident in the way he lived each day. He valued the people closest to him deeply, and his presence brought strength, energy, and warmth to the family he loved so much.

Bogdan’s life ended far too soon. At just nineteen, he had only begun to discover all that the future held for him. He had so many dreams and plans for his future, and so much more life to live and share with the people he loved. His sudden passing has left a deep emptiness in the hearts of his family and everyone who knew him.

He will be deeply missed by his parents, his brothers and sisters and their families, his church family at First Russian Baptist Church, his friends from Standish Baptist Academy, his coworkers, and especially Leah, who held a very special place in his heart.

Although Bogdan’s life was far too short, he lived with faith, purpose, and a genuine love for others. He loved his family deeply, worked hard, helped those around him, and brought joy and energy wherever he went. He will be remembered for his faith, his generous heart, his determination, and the love he shared with those around him. His memory will remain in the hearts of all who knew and loved him.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend a visitation from 9 - 10 am, Tuesday, August 18, 2026, at the First Russian Baptist Church, 211 Mosher Road, Gorham, ME. A funeral service will follow at 10 am at the church and burial will follow at Woodlawn Cemetery, Westbrook, ME.

“Well done, good and faithful servant.” — Matthew 25:23

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08/15/2026

Gary Alan York

Gary Alan York, of Westbrook, passed away peacefully at his home on August 12, 2026, at the age of 73.

Born in Portland, Maine, on September 15, 1952, Gary was the beloved son of the late George H. York, Jr. and Gloria A. Beaudoin.

He grew up in the Portland area and earned a Bachelor’s degree in History from the University of Southern Maine.

Gary was an honorably discharged, disabled Army Veteran who proudly served for 16 years, both stateside and overseas, earning multiple medals for his service to his country.

Gary found great joy in fishing, camping, history, reading, baseball, and spending time at Sebago Lake. Above all, he cherished time with his family, especially traveling together to Hawaii, where he created countless treasured memories.

Gary was a dedicated member of the Disabled American Veterans, American Legion, and the 40 & 8, where he held multiple leadership roles, including serving as Commander. He was also a devoted member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. His commitment to service extended into his community, where he volunteered at the Veterans nursing home and supported numerous charitable causes.

Gary shared 52 wonderful years of marriage with his beloved wife, the late Roxanna York of Westbrook. Their life together was a testament to love, commitment, partnership, and family.

He is lovingly remembered by his son and daughter-in-law, Christopher and Courtney York of Plymouth, Massachusetts; his daughter and son-in-law, Angele and Michael Celeste of Windham; his cherished grandchildren, Logan York, Aria Celeste, and Emerie Celeste; as well as extended family members and many dear friends.

In lieu of flowers, the family invites you to honor Gary’s memory through donations to Nanna’s House, a charity founded by a dear friend of his daughter’s—someone who was always a part of their home and hearts. Donations can be made online at nannashouse.me or by mail to 2 Bay Road, South Portland, Maine 04106.

A service will be held at 10:00 a.m. on August 21, 2026, at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 755 River Road, Windham, Maine, with burial following at Woodlawn Cemetery in Westbrook.

Gary will be remembered for his kindness, generosity, and unwavering devotion to his family and community. He leaves behind a legacy of service, love, and countless memories that will live on through the people whose lives he touched. His presence will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.

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08/13/2026

Brian Madison Close

Brian Madison Close, 72, of Buxton, passed away on August 10, 2026.

Brian was well loved. He has a weird sense of humor that made people laugh and wonder "what the heck?". In his early 20’s, he and a friend pedaled to Florida. They found work on the way and worked for Man Power when they got there. They also pedaled passed Oklahoma. Brian was very proud of this and liked to make fun of the new e-bikes.

Brian worked hard, so he really enjoyed retirement. Brian loved camping and hiking. He hiked to the top of Mt. Washington at least twice. He liked ending up in a place he could say “never been here before.” He was an artist, a talent he received from his mother, he was an avid reader which he learned from his father. Brian was full of useless trivia, but if you needed to know something it was always ask Brian.

He loved taking long walks with his buddy Tommy our dog. Brian was also a great taste tester when I was trying something new. He was just a great guy and husband!! He will be missed by many!!! I love you Brian. Tase

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08/12/2026

Thomas B. Curtis

Scarborough, ME - Thomas (Tom) Curtis, 79, went to meet his savior, Jesus Christ on August 9, 2026, ending his recent, arduous journey with dementia. He was born the second of three children in Portland, ME on April 11, 1947, to Jane (Christiansen) Curtis and Burton Clyde Curtis. Tom moved with his family to North Haven CT at the age of 7 but his heart always was in Maine. He served in the US Navy on a reserve ship stationed in South Portland, ME.

He married the love of his life, Eileen Savenelli in April 1967 and started his first career as an electrician in New Haven, CT. In 1969 Tom, Eileen and their newborn son, Jason moved to Yarmouth, ME where Tom continued his electrical career.

In 1985, he began his second career as a contract salesman for Central Petroleum Company. He covered several counties in Maine and one in New Hampshire, making good friends with his customers in the construction and farming industries. The countless conversations he had on the tailgate of a truck, the steps of a piece of equipment, in a maintenance garage or at farmer’s kitchen table made it obvious he was more interested in them and their lives than selling anything. Taking care of the people allowed the sale to take care of itself. People liked to do business with Tom because they could trust him and the products he provided. Tom retired in 2025, with 40 years of friendships to show for his efforts.

Over the years, he bought and sold a number of antique and almost antique tractors. His favorite was a 1947 Ford 9N which he called “Big 9” and added attachments in order to plow snow and mow grass. He also bought and restored a number of antique cars. Tom enjoyed making furniture as well, his favorite wood to work with being pine. His furniture included a shaker dining room table, a poker table, a grandfather clock and much more.

While living in Gorham, he and several of his friends got together after work in his garage for a beer or two, conversation, to confer on projects, complain about their “honey do” list and of course a few laughs! It became known as “The Garage Club”

He is survived by his wife Eileen, his sons Jason and wife Wendy, Mark and wife Becky, grandchildren Joe, Jacob, Casey, Thomas, Timmy and Tucker, his sister, JoAnn Pippin and husband, Ron and brother Martin and husband Bill.

The family would like to thank the staff at the Maine Veterans Home, Scarborough for their loving and kind attention over the last 2 years. They also thank the staff of the Gosnell Memorial Hospice House in Scarborough for making his short stay so peaceful.

A celebration of life will be held on Saturday, August 22, 2026, 4 - 6pm at Dolby, Blaise and Segee, 7 State St, Gorham, ME.

Those who wish, may donate in Tom’s name to The Blue Collar Scholarship Foundation, P.O. Box 606, Gorham, Me 04038

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08/11/2026

Lisa Rosebrook

Lisa Rosebrook

Lisa Rosebrook, née Lisa Jewell, passed away peacefully surrounded by her close family after a long and courageous battle. She was born September 5, 1950, in Orange, New Jersey, to George and Joan (Lindquist) Jewell. The daughter of a Coast Guard captain, Lisa spent her early years moving with her family before settling in Southwest Harbor, Maine, where she met the love of her life, Gil Rosebrook.

Lisa graduated high school in 1968 and earned her degree in Physical Education from the University of Maine in Orono. She and Gil married in 1972 and moved to Windham in 1974, where they built 52 years of family, friendship, laughter, and adventure.

Lisa spent her career in medical reception at Westbrook Community Hospital and later Family Practice through Maine Medical Partners, where her warm smile and compassion made everyone feel welcome.

Lisa’s greatest joy was her family. She was a devoted wife to Gil, loving mother to Mark Rosebrook and Shannon Irene Salvaggio (Angelo), and devoted grandmother to Tyson, Christian, Skylar, Dominic, and Katerina. She loved being part of their lives and could often be found on the sidelines or courtside, cheering them on—especially Skylar and Dominic.

Lisa treasured her friendships, especially the Blah-Blahs and the group that started as the Crazy 8’s, grew into the Fine 9’s, and ultimately became the 10 Hens, along with her GNOs. She loved road trips, celebrations, laughter, and simply having fun with the people she loved.

A longtime member of the Windham Veterans Center, Lisa also served as a deacon at North Windham Union Church. She will be remembered for her strong spirit, loyalty, beautiful smile, love of adventure, and her belief that life was meant to be enjoyed with good people by your side.

She leaves behind her husband of 54 years, Gil; her children, Mark and Shannon (Angelo); her five grandchildren; her sister, Irene Daigle; the extended Daigle family; and many dear friends who will miss her deeply.

The family extends heartfelt thanks to Gail Null, Gil’s sister, and Irene Daigle, Lisa’s sister, for caring for Lisa with tremendous love and devotion until the end.

Lisa’s smile, laughter, adventurous spirit, and love of family and friends will remain in the hearts of all who knew her.

Visiting hours will be held August 16 from 4:00–6:00 p.m. at Dolby, Blais & Segee Funeral Home in Windham. A funeral service will be held August 17 at 11 am at North Windham Union Church.

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08/10/2026

Robert W. Smithson

Robert “Bob” Smithson, 89, passed away on August 4, 2026, at the Gorham House surrounded by family and friends after a long illness. He was born in Buxton Maine on May 7, 1937, to the late Robert and Marion Smithson.

Bob graduated from Windham High School. He attended Franklin Technical Institute in Boston and University of Maine in Portland. He also served with the National Guard in South Portland.

He married Paula Shattuck who was the love of his life. They would have celebrated 65 years of marriage, this coming August 19th.

He had a varied career, starting as a draftsman/designer for General Electric. He was also employed by Metal Tech in Biddeford. He worked for Maine Central Railroad in the Real Estate Division and ended his career working for the Bureau of Motor Vehicles for the State of Maine where he was responsible for real estate and ADA compliance at all BMV offices in the state.

Bob was a longtime member of Windham Hill United Church of Christ where he served as a trustee and on the Festival of Trees committee. He was an active participant in many other groups and cherished his friendship with the members there.

Earlier in his life he was president of the Windham Jaycees, served on the Windham Planning Board, and was a member of Hiram Lodge, South Portland. He also attended Presumpscot Lodge meetings in Windham. He was a volunteer for the Windham Rescue Unit during the 1970’s.

Bob and Paula enjoyed traveling, including trips to Florida in the winter, many church trips across the pond and two special trips; one to Japan for his special exchange student Akemi’s wedding, where he gave a speech that was in honor of Akemi who he loved like a third daughter. He also traveled to Rwanda with his daughter Becky, to visit his grandson Nate who was serving in the Peace Corps. The Rwandan people loved his gentle demeanor.

He enjoyed music, camping, boating, snowmobiling and mostly spending time with his family. He always made each person feel special.

He greatly enjoyed being part of his special friend Bill Diamonds’ first political campaign in 1976 and for the next several years, where he was his campaign manager when he ran for State offices.

Bob was predeceased by his parents, his sister Sherry Hooper, and special niece, Missy Hooper.

In addition to his “Special Angle” Paula (this is not a typo), he is survived by his daughters Rebecca Jackman and her husband Bob of Gray, and Melinda Lyons and her husband John of South Portland; five grandchildren, Nate Petersen and his wife Emily, Eric Petersen and his wife Ali, Bob Lyons, Kate-Lyn Knight and her husband Eric, Cassie Clark and her husband Tim; 11 great-grandchildren and twins on the way; Brother Gary and his wife Sharon, Susan Allen and her husband George, and brother in law Allen Hooper; as well as many nieces and nephews. He is also survived by his former son-in-law Paul Petersen.

Bob also enjoyed a special relationship with his “third daughter” Akemi Sakai, a foreign exchange student from Japan.

The family thanks friends and family, Dr. Jodi Newcombe and her team at Northern Light Mercy, Rev. Sharon Rankin of Windham Hill UCC, the staff at The Gorham House as well as Compassus Hospice for their dedication and care during his illness. Special thanks to so many special angels who displayed acts of kindness to Bob and his family during his illness.

There will be a Celebration of Life for Bob on August 29, 2026, at Windham Hill United Church of Christ officiated by Rev. Sharon Rankin at 140 Windham Center Road at 2:00pm with a reception to follow.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to Windham Hill United Church of Christ at 140 Windham Center Road, Windham ME 04062 or Compassus Hospice Care 163 U S Route One, Scarborough ME 04074.

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