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[1692] Shown as daughter of Hugh d'Arles on the chart at http://www.friesian.com/romania.htm#macedon.
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Richard's obituary from the Patriot-News, The (Harrisburg, PA) - Monday, November 7, 1988:
Richard "Dick" J. Aikens Sr., 74, of 18 Oakland Manor, Highspire, died Saturday in Holy Spirit Hospital.
He was a retired Army sergeant first class with 22 years' service, a World War II and Korean War veteran, the widower of Laura C. Crozier Aikens, and was a member of Grace United Methodist Church.
Surviving are four daughters, Margaret E. Swartz of Colonial Park, Nancy J. Price of Highspire, and Shirley A. Gross and Doris G. Bender, both of Dauphin; a son, Richard J. Jr. of Enola; a brother, the Rev. George F. of Wormleysburg; 16 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
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[54182] "Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 3 Jul 2023: "Mapleton - Blake Randy Buck, age 83, died peacefully on June 29, 2023, at Presque Isle's House of Comfort surrounded by family and listening to music he loved. He was born on January 30, 1940, in Mapleton, to Jack and 'Mattie' (Robichaud) Buck, and Mapleton is where he remained for most of his life. In Mapleton, Blake met his wife, Rose, raised their four children, founded his business, and was a member of the United Methodist Church. The couple also resided in Portage Lake and Sebastian, Fla. As a boy, Blake faced an education system that was not able to see his brilliant mind beyond his hearing difficulties, which would have stopped most people from reaching their goals. However, Blake was hard-working and determined. At age 16, his father got he and his brother, Maynard jobs at Loring Air Force Base working on underground bunkers. Nearby, a mason was working on a building being constructed by brick. Characteristically, Blake struck up conversations with this man and became interested in his trade, which led to the mason allowing him to lay some brick himself during Blake's lunch break. Eventually, the big boss" caught wind, observed Blake's work, and immediately hired the young man. From then on, Blake got an old pickup and wheelbarrow and started by building countless fireplaces and foundations before moving on to bigger projects, working alongside his brother, Brian, sons, and dedicated employees which eventually became a wonderful company, Buck Construction, Inc. Here, he continued to teach and mentor his sons and grandsons. If a person was ever lucky enough to take a drive in Aroostook County with Blake, they were sure to receive a lesson on which potato storages and buildings were built by Buck Construction. Blake had passions that existed outside of his business, but whatever he was doing or trying, he gave it 110%. He enjoyed boating in Florida where he would take his family out and he also taught himself how to golf. Through consistent practice and patience, Blake became great at the sport, but what he loved more than playing golf was teaching others to love it, too. Some of his lessons included keeping one's head down and only playing nine holes to keep his wife happy. Blake bought his first motorcycle in his 60s and made memories driving it with Rose up to their camp and down to Florida. Blake's greatest passion, though, was his wife and family. He and Rose married on July 14, 1967, and he became a shining example of what a spouse should be. Blake took Rose out to eat, always held her hand, made her laugh, complimented her beauty and wits, and even carried a pillow to their grandchildren's sporting events so she didn't have to sit on the hard bleachers. Blake made sure that his family was well taken care of and loved, and anyone that listened to him talk about his wife, children, or grandchildren felt how proud he was of each. Blake will be dearly missed by his siblings, sister-in-law, Mary Anne of Mapleton, Maynard and his wife, Joye, of Mapleton and Florida, Cheryl and her husband, Charles Nickerson, of West End, NC, Brian and his wife, Pam, of Mapleton, and David and his wife, Pam, of Etna; his children, Katheen and her husband Dave, Greg and his wife, Cindy, Jeff and his significant other, Liz, and Tyler and his wife, Michelle; grandchildren, Erica, Kristan, Jennilee, Grant, Reed, Dennis, Danielle, Jeramy, Jordan, and Liza; 15 great-grandchildren; and countless friends. He was predeceased by his wife, Rose Elizabeth Buck; brother, Jack Jr.; grandson, Dustin; and parents, Jack and Mattie. The family sincerely thanks Regina Craig for the excellent care and compassion she gifted Blake in his final months, as well as the excellent care with his short stay at the Northern Light A.R. Gould Hospital and the Aroostook House of Comfort. To have known Blake Buck was to know kindness, generosity, determination, great intelligence, exquisite stubbornness, a phenomenal sense of humor, humility, and love."
[15799] Ancestral File (QKZF-KM) states that John is son of Ralph Butler of Tyes Hall, Cuckfield, Sussex. Ancestry.com offers: "Butler Name Meaning - English and Irish: from a word that originally denoted a wine steward, usually the chief servant of a medieval household, from Norman French butuiller (Old French bouteillier, Latin buticularius, from buticula 'bottle'). In the large households of royalty and the most powerful nobility, the title came to denote an officer of high rank and responsibility, only nominally concerned with the supply of wine, if at all. Anglicized form of French Boutilier."
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[59623] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 3 April 2024: "Penobscot, Maine - Basil R. Clement died Easter morning at the assisted living home where he had spent the last three years. He lived a long life with only having sickness in the last few years. Basil was born in West Penobscot and lived on his own land until his eighties. He was truly a local boy, only leaving the area only when the North Penobscot Assisted Living Home closed. He lived with his mother, Carrie Clement, until her death in 1997. Basil was single but was always connected with his sister's family. Christmases were especially important for his extended family to be with him. His nieces spent her first nine years and then all her summers with her grandmother and uncles as a non-traditional family for the times. It was so much fun to ride with him over to the little filling station and get the treat of a soda pop and bag of potato chips! He was a hard-working man. Basil began his working days as a sixth grader who had to keep the fire burning in his one room schoolhouse. He raked blueberries and did odd jobs as a teen. In his twenties, he worked at Jim Asten's Sawmill. Most of his life, he was a truck driver for Allen Bowden. It was just amazing how he could turn a dump truck with such precision. When that job dried up, he did odd jobs, still connected to the Bowden's work. In his sixties and seventies, he had his own business doing yard work. Basil should be remembered as a good and kind man. He never spoke ill of anyone, but sometimes shook his head several times when something riled him. Basil had so much fun talking with his fellow workers at Allen's Garage, how he would grin and sometimes let a small laugh out with them after a hard day's work! Also, whenever someone was sick or had died, he and his mother would spend most of the day, asking for donations from the neighbors for people to give blood, if needed, or funeral flowers. He was most proud of being a lifelong Grange member since the age of 14. When he was able to join. Just on February 2 of this year, he was presented with his 75-year Grange certificate and 80-year Grange certificate. It was such a happy event for him! Basil was predeceased by his father and mother, Ralph H. and Carrie F. Clement; his sister and her husband, Edmund H. and Muriel F. Marenius; and his nephew and his wife, Dennis E. and Anita Marenius. He is survived by his niece and her husband and family, David L. and Belinda M. Sharpe; and nephew and his wife, David R. and Christy Marenius and their family."
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[29403] See http://www.spoonergen.com for further ancestry and genealogy.