The Lewiston Daily Sun
EAST HARPSWELL - Winfred Tripp, 82, formerly of Auburn, died Friday at Regional Memorial Hospital, Brunswick following a long illness.
Born at New Gloucester March 29, 1885, he was the son of George and Emma Rich Tripp.
He was educated in Gloucester schools and married Bertha M. Peare in Auburn, Jan. 30, 1908.Mrs. Tripp died in Brunswick, Aug. 21, 1964. He was a painter for Bath Iron Works, retiring in 1952.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.Dorothy McKinnon and Mrs. Patricia Davis, both of East Harpswell, and several brothers and sisters.
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East Harpswell - Mrs. Bertha M. Tripp, 71, native of Auburn, died Friday morning at Brunswick Regional Hospital.
She was born Nov. 15, 1892, daughter of Herbert B. and Alice M. Nichols Peare. She was married Jan. 30, 1908, to Winfred Tripp. For the past 20 years they lived here.
Besides her husband, she leaves a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy McKinnon, East Harpswell.
The Lewiston Daily Sun
October 21, 1975OXFORD - Agnes T. Winslow, 88, formerly of Crecent Lake, died at Stephens Memorial Hospital, Sunday night after a short illness.
She was born in New Glouscester, March 25, 1897, the daughter of George H and Emily Rich Tripp. She lived most of her life at Crecent Lake and was married to Isaiah Winslow May 1, 1909. He died in 1947. Mrs. Winslow was a member of Webb's Free Baptist Church and Riverside Grange, Raymond.
Surviving are a daughter Gladys Chabourne, Oxford, with whom she had made her home; three sons Clifford I. of Casco, Robert J. of Poland Spring, and James E. of Shelton, Conn.; a sister Edith Benson, Wells, 2 bothers Harold of Poland and Edwin of Naples; 13
grandchildren and 5 great-grand-children.
Portland Press Herald (ME)
August 5, 1999Clifford I. Winslow, 82, of Poland Spring Road died Wednesday at Northern Cumberland Memorial Hospital, Bridgton.
He was born here, a son of Isaiah and Agnes Winslow.
Mr. Winslow worked for Southworth Machine in Portland, Stuart Plummer and Hobart Winslow, and as a custodian for SAD 61.
One grandson, Shawn M. Edmunds, died previously.
Surviving are his wife of 47 years, Grace Winslow of Casco; two daughters, Dorothy I. Brooks of Bridgton and Carolyn A. Edmunds of Casco; three sons, Reginald D. of Ellsworth, David of Lewiston and Kevin S. Winslow Roberts of Casco; one sister, Gladys Chadbourne of Oxford; seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
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POLAND - Ernest Tripp, 79, died Monday at the Brunswick Memorial Hospital, where he has been a patient one month.
Born in West Poland, Aug. 3, 1890, he was the son of George and Emma Rich Tripp. He resided in Brunswick for two and a half years, and lived in Poland most of his life. Before retirement he was a carpenter.
Surviving are a son, Carroll Tripp, Brockton, Mass.; three daughters, Mrs. Keither Smith, Poplarville, Miss., Mrs. Ernestine Cropper, Truxton, NY, Mrs. Benard McLaughlin, Jacksonville, Fla.; three brothers, Harold, West Poland, Edward, Bridgeton, Clarence, Crescent Lake; four sisters, Mrs. Edith Benson, Reading, Mass., Mrs. Jennie McCormack, South Paris, Mrs. Agnes Winslow, Crescent Lake, and Mrs. Maggie Chaplin, Westbrook;
17 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren.
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SOUTH PARIS - Mrs. Jennie L. McCormack, 82, died at a Norway hospital.
She was born at Poland, April 22, 1892, a daughter of George and Emily Rich Tripp. She was educated in Poland schools and lived here and in Connecticut for the past 23 years. Formerly she lived at Norway.
Mrs. McCormack was a tailor for L.F.Pike and Company in Norway for several years. She was a former member of the Grange and the CBC club.
In 1909 she was married to Harry T. Tracy, who died in 1923. In 1926 she was married to John McCormack, who died Feb.13, 1951.
Surviving are four sons, Lawrence Tripp of Oxford, Justin Tracy of Farmington, Harry Tracy of Arabi, La., John McCormack of Enfield, Conn.; five daughters, Mrs. Sadie Lamkin of Norway, Mrs. Leona Andrews of York, Mrs. Jesse Fletcher of Warehouse Point, Conn., Mrs. Ethel Heikkinen, South Paris, Mrs. Rose Kelly, Rockville Conn.; two brothers, Harold of Poland and George E. of Bridgeton; two sisters, Mrs. Agnes Winslow of Poland and Mrs. Edith Benson of Wells, 22 grandchildren and 23 great- grandchildren.
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SOUTH PARIS, Maine - Leona T. Andrews, 89, died peacefully at her home on Saturday, June 18, 2005, after a brave fight with cancer.
She was born in Casco on May 11, 1916, the daughter of Harry and Jennie Tripp Tracy.
She attended school in the Casco area and worked in the Norway shoe shops and the Overlook Farm in Casco. She enjoyed cooking, sewing, bird watching, blueberry-picking, playing cards, donating handmade crafts to the children?s hospital and spending time with her family. She was also a member of the Rebekahs.
Leona is survived by her husband, Herbert L., whom she married Dec. 1, 1940; a son, Richard of Sanford; a daughter-in-law, Eleanor of Wells; eight grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; three sisters, Ethel Heikkinen of South Paris, and Rose Kelly and Jesse Fletcher, both of Connecticut; and a brother, "Sonny" McCormick of Oxford.
She was predeceased by her parents; a son, Ronald, who died in 2000; a granddaughter, Naomi, who died in 1973; a great-grandson, Scott Key; two sisters, Sadie Lamkin and Emily Tracy; and three brothers, Harry and Justin Tracy, and Lawrence Tripp.
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Kittery, Maine- Herbert L. Andrews, 92, of 220 State Road, formerly of North Waterford, ME, died Wednesday, February 29, 2012 in York Hospital.
He was born Oct. 24, 1919 in North Waterford, Maine a son of the late Luther N. and Edith M. (Palmer) Andrews.
He was an Air Force veteran of World War II. He had worked for the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard for many years before retiring. He was an avid gardener, coin collector and
woodworker. He spent 20 years wintering in Lakeland, FL along with his wife.His wife Leona (Tracy) Andrews, his son Ronald K. Andrews, granddaughter Naomi S. Andrews, five brothers Charles, Arthur, Oscar, William and George Andrews and two
sisters Jennie Rice and Carrie Andrews all predeceased him.He leaves two grandsons Malcolm D. Andrews and his wife Carole and Christopher L. Andrews all of York, ME; a daughter-in-law Eleanor L. Andrews of Wells, ME; seven great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren.
Journal Inquirer (Manchester, CT)
March 4, 2013Jessie T. Fletcher, 90, of East Windsor, entered into eternal rest on Thursday, Feb. 28, 2013, surrounded by her loving family at Johnson Memorial Hospital. Formerly of Oxford, Maine, she worked as a waitress, homemaker, and crafter. Jessie was predeceased by her special companion, Joe (Bull) DeCarlo.
Jesse is survived by her loving children, Cheryl, and her husband, Ray Noble, of East Windsor, Stacy Robinson and fianc, Brian Tetro, of East Windsor, George, and his wife, Teresa Fletcher, of Kentucky, Craig, and his wife, Dianne Fletcher, of Broad Brook; her beloved grandchildren, Christy Koehler, Liv Foley, Jennifer Feingold, Joshua Robinson, Tracy Robinson, Eric Fletcher, Ryan Fletcher, Justin Fletcher, Alyssa Fletcher, Jennifer Walden, Brian Hartung, and Brenna Robinson; 22 great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren who were truly the lights of her life; her brother, Sonny McCormack of Norway, Maine; two sisters, Ethel Heikkinen of South Paris, Maine, and Rose Kelly of Broad Brook.
Burial will be held at the convenience of the family.
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John J. McCormack, Jr. Norway. Feb. 13. - John J. McCormack. Jr., 50, died at his home at Norway Lake this morning after an Illness of three weeks.
He was a lifelong resident of Norway, born Feb. 18, 1900. son of John J. and Blanche Tripp McCormack. He was a member of Norway Orange, the Joshua L. Chamberlain Camp, SUV of South Paris and was an obligated member of the Daughters of Veterans in Norway.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Jennie McCormack, two daughters, Mrs. Vlano Heikkinen of Paris Hill and Mrs. Willard Pulkkinen of Norway; a son, John J. McCormack, 3rd; of Norway, three step daughters, Mrs. Guy Higgins. Mt. Vernon; Mrs. Herbert Andrews of Waterford and Mrs.George Fletcher or Oxford; three step sons; Lawrence Tripp of Oxford, Justin Tracy Sr. of Farmington and Harry A. Tracy of New Orleans. La., a half sister Mrs. Richard Caton Philips; a half brother, Elliott Kimball. Jr. of Portland; his mother Mrs Blanche T. Kimball, a step father Elliott Kimball. Sr., Harrison three grandchildren and nine step grandchildren.
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Norway-Katherine L. Hodgdon, 75, of Streaked Mountain Road, South Paris died Saturday at Stephens Memorial Hospital.
She was born in Herrick Valley, Poland on January 19, 1926 the daughter of George E. and Beryl L. Douglas Tripp.
She attended schools in Poland and was employed mostly at Cornwall Industries of South Paris.
She married Alonzo Hodgdon, Jr. May 29, 1948.
She was a member of the Deering Memorial United methodist Church of South paris where she was an active Sunday school teacher. She enjoyed knitting, crocheting, camping, hunting and fishing.
Survivors include: her husband of South Paris; a duaghter, Paula and her husband Jim Allen of Harrison; two sons, Brian and his wife Brenda of Oxford and Steven and his fiance of Las Vegas; three brothers, Clarence Tripp of Texas, Lawrence Tripp of Florida and Arthur Tripp of Bridgton. eight grandchildren, five great grandchildren.
She was predeceased by two grandchildren, Brian and Matthew Hodgdon, a sister, Juanita Emery, and five brothers, Henry, Ephram, William, Robert and Kason Tripp.
Corpus Christi Caller-Times (TX)
April 3, 2016On March 18, 2016, Clarence L. 'Tony' Tripp left this earth to begin his heavenly adventure. He was born December 4, 1938, to George and Beryl Tripp in Poland, Maine.
He married the love of his life, Joan Dennison, whom he met while stationed at CC-NAS. Together 54 years, they raised three children: Steve Tripp (Irma), Kelly Tripp (Chrissy) and Brandi Tripp Gillespie (David). They were blessed with 10 grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren as well as numerous extended family members, including Tony's one surviving brother, Lawrence Tripp.
Tony served his country as a Marine for four years and 10 years in the Coast Guard Reserve. He worked for 42 years at CCAD, a job he loved and missed after his retirement.
Portland Press Herald (ME)
January 15, 1999Kason Alfred Tripp, 53, died Thursday at his home after a brief illness.
He was born in Poland, a son of George and Beryl Douglas Tripp.
Mr. Tripp worked at Hancock Lumber Co. and later at C.N. Brown, Bridgton, retiring in 1993 because of a disability.
He enjoyed bowling and loved nature. He was best known for his many bird feeders, and tended to all types of wild birds.
A son, Robert, died previously.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. James (Loretta) Proctor Jr. of Casco; a son, Kason A. of Augusta; three brothers, Arthur of Bridgton, Lawrence of Florida and Clarence of Texas; a sister, Katherine Hodgdon of Norway; and three grandsons.