[52367] "Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine], 29 May 1943": "Alice M. Alden Hodgdon, 85, widow of Matthew Hodgdon, died Friday night at the home of MRs. Harold S. Dillingham, where she had lived for the past four years. Mrs. Hodgdon, a good neighbor, beloved by all who knew her, had many friends among old school pupils, who often wrote her that her personal interest and teachings had always been an inspiration. She was an artist, drawing and painting scenes and quaint people and making many happy with her handiwork, both pictures and embroidery. She was a Congregationalist. Her mind active till the last, she took a keen interest in al activites. she was the daughter of Augustus and Mary (Robinson) Aden descended from John Alden of Mayflower fame and Capt. Michael Pierce of the Colonial wars and through him back to several signers of the Magna Charter of England. Mrs. Hodgdon leaves on daughter, Mrs. Llewellyn N. Edwards, Glen Echo, Md.; three sisters, MRs. Joel Hupper, Tenants Harbor, Miss Caroline E. Alden, Alfred, N. Y., and Mrs. Enoch Pond, San Diego, Calif.; two nephews, Roscoe Hupper of New York and and Harold Hupper of Tenants Harbor; and a niece, Miss Marjorie Hupper of Tenants Harbor."
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Mary is daughter of Harley Clay Hagaman & Virginia Elizabeth Mc Coy. Pedigree Resource File DM4-P45 offers:
In 1934, the Hagamans moved to Staunton, Virginia. It would be here that Mary June would meet her future husband, Richard W. Bradstreet, who was attending Staunton Military Acadamy. Mary June graduated from Robert E. Lee high school in 1938. She taught toe and tap and ball room dancing until her marriage to Dick in 1939.
Mary June had many talents and hobbies. She spent much of her time knitting gloves and hats for her children and sewing clothes which she designed for her children. Her expertise in the kitchen was known by all in the family.
Mary June was a friend to all, especially to her children, their friends and to many friends who Dick and herself were blessed to have made over the years.
Of Mary June, her husband "Dick" writes; "It was Mary June who saved Jimmy's life as a new born. When the doctors said he would never survive, she decided otherwise. She sat up night after night holding him and finding nourishing food to build his strength. Her love as a mother paid off big time." "Mary June has struggled with many health problems through the years. Inspite of her physical challenges, she still insisted on doing for others. I recall her flying to Wisconsin so she could drive her mother back to our home in Webster. Then she drove her back to Wisconsin, this at a time when she was physically feeling bad." He continues; "On many occasions she made supper for Mom and Pop and delivered it to thier home. At a family reunion at Buck Lake, Canada, she volunteered to stay with all the grandkids (and Nugget), while the rest of the clan went to a night at the races near Kingston." Dick explains how she had the ability to keep going through struggles this way, "When Mary June had her knee replaced, she vowed to walk normally in one week, and she did it by following a ridgid exercise program. She bounced back the same way after stomach surgery and blood clots." "She baby sat for neighbors even into the first few years after moving to our home on Rondo Lane, always putting other peoples pleasures before her own. Although her stroke disabled her, her thoughts and love of family never left her. She can recall every birth date and family event. Her love for her family has always had her top priority."
On April 26, 2001, her family was called to her bedside. Her husband was the first to arrive to comfort her. Her sons, Dave and Jim arrived, as well as Jim's fiance' and long time friend of Mary June, Genny Wilson. Jim and Genny fed her and encouraged her. While in some pain, Mary June did not complain. A message was left for daughter Barbara, living in Utica New York. Oldest son, Rich was on business in New York City and was not able to be reached until later in the evening. Dave told his mother that Barbara was on her way to be there with her. Her eyes went wide and she exclaimed "Barbara." A few hours later, Barbara did arrive and the above persons mentioned gathered around her for the last time. Holding her hand, Barbara felt her mother slip away. Though through tears and shock that comes with the loss of a loved one, the satisfaction of a family together at such a sacred moment will not be forgotten.
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[52834] Find A Grave memorial 167979587 offers: "Patricia V. Gray, 93, of Ocean Park, passed away peacefully on Monday, August 8, 2016 at Southridge Living Center, in Biddeford. She was born in North Jay Maine, on January 7, 1923, the daughter of Pietro and Esolina (Scalettie) Vangelli. She attended schools in North Jay, and graduated from Stonington High School. Patricia married James Gray Jr. in 1942, and they settled down in Stonington. While in Stonington she drove a school bus, and cooked professionally. She was truly a 'good cook' demonstrating expert skill in whatever kitchen she found herself in. She also enjoyed gardening. Around 1970, Patricia and James moved to Saco, and she worked for Corning for 15 years, retiring in 1982. After retirement they moved to The Pines at Ocean Park. She was predeceased by her husband James of 52 years, in 1994. She was also predeceased by her two brothers Emelio, and Pete Vangelli. She is survived by her two children, Michael Gray and his wife Mary Lou of Saco, and Rosemary Pelletier and her husband Wayne of Bangor; her three grandchildren, Stephen Gray of Biddeford, Scott Pelletier and his wife Wendy of Carmel, and James and his wife Julie of Holden; and her four great grandchildren, Lindsay, Reece, Dominick and Robby."
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[7479] "The Sentinel [Carlisle, Pennsylvania], 24 May 2008," p. 5: "Bessie V. Clouse, 82, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, May 21, 2008, at the Milton S. Hershey Medical Center. Just prior to her death and surrounded by her family, the Rev Richard Ruff, performed a service of commendation. She was born on March 11, 1926 in Lower Mifflin Township, a daughter of Mervin H. and Sadie M. Brown Warner. Bessie celebrated 60 years of marriage with Elmer E. Clouse on June 14, 2007. She was a graduate of Newville High School, Class of 1942, and Carlisle Commercial College. In 1972, she began working at the Cumberland County Court House in voter registration. In 1973, she began work in the County Assesment office and in 1980, she was made supervisor of data processing for assessment. She retired from that position in 1994. She was always ready to pack up and travel and especially enjoyed trips to Europe, Jamaica, Martinique, the American West and Cape May. She was a life-long member of Center Lutheran Church, where she was a long-time Sunday school teacher, served on the church council and the altar guild. She always enjoyed taking vases of her cut flowers to church. In 2006, she joined the newly formed Big Spring United Lutheran Church. In addition to her husband, she is survived by her two sons, Jerry A. of Hummelstown and Randy E. (husband of, Char) of Carlisle; her two daughters, Carla D. Fishel (wife of Ted) of Dillsburg and Suelyn D. Reisinger (wife of Larry II) of Carlisle; three grandchildren, Jeremy A. Fishel, Hannah P. Reisinger and Harrison A. Reisinger; and three great-grandsons. She was preceded in death by a grandson, Nathan A. Fishel a sister, Vernal C. Swartz and a brother, Garlin B. Warner."