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LORRAINE (POND) LANGLEY STUBBS
In Loving Memory
LINCOLN - Lorraine (Pond) Langley Stubbs, 72, wife of 42 years to the late Blake A. Langley, and recently married for four years to Willard Stubbs of Millinocket, died unexpectedly Oct. 11, 2008, at a Lincoln hospital, after a long battle with poor health. She was born May 15, 1936, in Chester, the daughter of Maurice and Mattie Pond. She was married to the late Blake A. Langley, July 8, 1952, in Burlington, and remarried October 2004 to Willard Stubbs of Mattawamkeag.
Along with her new husband, Willard, she is survived by sisters, Sheila (Pond) Day and Geraldine (Pond) Washburn; and brother, Dale Pond, all of Lincoln; her six children, Blake E. Langley of Glenburn, Greg M. Langley and wife, Sandra (Jipson) Langley, of Lincoln, daughter, Zenda Fiske of Lincoln, sons, Clayton B. Langley and wife, Judy (Faloon) Langley, of Maine. Donations may be left at the funeral home.
DORA M. TASH
CHESTER - Dora M. Tash 80, wife of the late Shelton Tash, Sr., passed away April 17, 2008, at a Lincoln hospital. She was born Jan 14, 1928, in Chester, the daughter of Pearl and Olive (Ireland) Davis. Dora worked for Forster Manufacturing Company, Inc. for 25 years. She loved knitting, crocheting and fishing.
She is survived by five children, Darrell Tash of Chester, Terry Tash of Korea, Aloma Voisine of Chester, Carroll Tash of Lincoln and Stone & Webster, Sullivan & Merritt, Perry Willette and Wade/Searway and retired from Great Northern Paper Co. Millinocket after 28 years of dedicated service as a pipefitter/welder in the Steam Plant.
Dad belonged to several organizations; Pine Tree Lodge A.F.&A.M.#172 Mt. Horeb Chapter 49 Royal Arch Masons, Order of Eastern Star Chapter #95, VFW Ham McGinley Post 7409, N.H.; Mower Pond and family reunions at Northeast Harbor.
He was predeceased by his sons Kenneth,Jr., and Kevin Taylor, father Kenneth Taylor Sr., of Northeast Harbor, mother Pearle Chambers Osgood and stepfather Herbert Osgood whom he loved dearly and considered one of the best. Also by his loving wife Ardella of 35 years.
Survived by sisters Sandra Porter, Donna & Bob Gibbs, Sue Barnes, Christy Cousins. Survived by brothers Robert & Marge Taylor, Timmy & Jeane Taylor.
Survived by daughters Karen & Robert Morrison, Kathy & Steve Howard, Kelly & Brian Carle, Kendra Cyr, Barbie & Joey Fountaine. Stepchildren Connie & David Cullens, Frank Welch, Mike & Nancy Welch and Cathy & Dick Spaulding. He had ten grandchildren and six great grandchildren; two special cousins, Brenda Plummer and John Chambers.
Many thanks to special friends: Honey Kelsey, Phyllis Vicaire, Charlotte York, Adrian Mason, Cannonball Speed, Dick Manzo, David Streams, David DeWitt, John Brown, Dick Lowell, Donald and his late father Carlisle Smith. Kenneth hereby bequeaths his title of "King of Coffeelos" to David Streams.
Sincere thanks to Dr. David Dumont and Dr. Sarah Irving, Penobscot Valley Hospital Nursing Staff, and special thanks to the very dedicated CHCS Hospice network of Lincoln.
Graveside services will be held at 1 p.m. Sat urday, Aug 11, 2007, at Mattawamkeag Cemetery, with the Honorable Henry L. Joy officiating. A celebration of Kenneth’s life will be held after the service at the home of his daughter, Karen, 8 Lee Road, Winn.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Mattawamkeag Alumni Assoc., c/o Carole Foss, PO Box 257, Mattawamkeag ME 04459. Arrangements with Clay Funeral Home, 7 Lee Road, Lincoln.
DONALD EUCLID THERIAULT
LINCOLN - Donald Euclid Theriault, 74, husband of Joyce (Blake) Theriault, passed away April 10, 2008, at a Lincoln hospital. He was born March 21, 1934, in Howland, the son of Alfred and Lillian (St. Amand) Theriault. Euclid met the love of his life, Joyce, at Mattanawcook Academy in 1952 - the football player and the cheerleader. They built a life together that was devoted to family and celebrated 52 years of marriage.
As much as he loved his life and provided for his family, Euclid gave back many times to his friends, co-workers, community and country. He served his country in the Air Force as a crew chief stationed at Limestone Air Force Base. Euclid is a 4th degree member of the Knights of Columbus. As Grand Knight, he won National awards for his council. Under his leadership, the KC-Mason scholarship was founded. He is a life-time member of the American Legion.
In his community, Euclid helped people in need when tragedy struck, and delivered toys on Christmas Eve to area children. Euclid instilled in his family how to live life as best you can and his favorite saying was "Do what you have to do!" He taught us all how to camp, hunt, fish, and enjoyed life on Cold Stream Pond. Most recently, he spent his time with family at hunting camp, which became a special place for Paul, Peter, and his grandson, Michael.
In addition to his wife, Joyce, he is survived by four children, Lisa Bernard and Francis of Howland, Lynn Sawyer of Hermon, Paul Theriault of Lowell and Peter Theriault and Kortney of Edinburg; six grandchildren, Michael Bernard, Melissa Grant, Renee Ireland, Rachel Bernard, Eric Sawyer, and Delaney Theriault; two brothers, Alfred Theriault and Gail of Enfield and Douglas Theriault of Howland; two sisters, Mary Lou Sereyko and Donald of Howland, and Bernadette Humphrey of Sanford; seven great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews.
Friends may call from 2-4 & 7-9 p.m. Sunday at the Clay Funeral Home, 7 Lee Road, Lincoln. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Monday at St. Leo Catholic Church, Howland. Those who wish may donate in his memory to the Alzheimer's Association -Thompson Jr., 80, died June 14, 2008 at the V.A. home in Bangor after a brief battle with cancer. He was born February 5, 1928 in Springfield the son of the late George Sr. and Hazel (Lyons) Thompson. He left high school to fulfill his patriotic duty, enlisting in the Army Air Corp. during World War II, serving as an aircraft mechanic and then returned home to marry Edwina (Lothrop) Thompson, his wife of more than 50 years. They then moved to Hartford, CT where George worked at Pratt & Whitney with the team that designed the first solar rocket cells. George was a farmer at heart and in 1964, they returned home to the farm in Springfield to raise their family where he also worked numerous jobs as a trucker and a logger before retiring.
George was a man who appreciated the simple things in life: times with family, the outdoors, sharing stories with family and friends, attending church and the people at the Wesley Community Church and Red Sox games. He was a kind man who was slow to judge and quick to lend a helping hand.
He is survived by his beloved wife Edwina and three daughters: Sandra and her husband Jeffery Smart and their son Andrew and their grandson Gaige of Brownville; Carla and her husband Timothy Jundt and their daughters Janelle and Lindsay of Alexander; Lorna Arizona; his father, Fern Thompson and Brenda, of Lincoln and Arizona; sisters-in-law, Geraldine, Mary Jane, Pauline, his "third wife" Carleen, Barbara and Marie; several nieces and nephews.
Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, April 29 and 12-2 p.m. Wednesday, April 30, at the Clay Funeral Home, 7 Lee Rd., Lincoln. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, at the funeral home, with the Rev. Tim Shaw officiating.
