HAPPY BIRTHDAY, JERRY!  Know you are in a much better place, with the Lord - happy and healthy and free of the burdens which overwhelmed your spirit.  I saw her weekly at Country Manor in Whitefield and then at the nursing home in Winthrop where I came to do a Communion Service with those residents who wanted communion.  If anyone knows where she is interred, I would like to bring flowers and say a prayer for this fragile, broken woman.  Thanks.  Connie Keep

I met Jerry at Country Manor in Coopers' Mills (Whitefield, ME) when she was a resident there.  I would ;Scome in with a team from St. Denis Church to offer a Communion Service to the residents who wanted to be part of the service.  Jerry came a few times, and we became friends.  When Country Manor closed and Jerry was transferred to Heritage Rehab in Winthrop, ME, I kept in touch and would visit with her, as well as bring her to Dr. appointments when the nursing come could not fit her in their schedule.  Jerry became weaker the past few months, and was very worried about everything.  I kept in touch and prayed with her and offered some comforting thoughts, but her illness combined with high anxiety took a serious toll on her remaining health.  On May 4,th,  I drove her down to St. MARY'S HOSPITAL in Lewiston, because she felt that better care could be had there.  Because I was not family, I was not given any further information as to her care and health decline.  I regret that those of us who remained in touch with Jerry the last coupld of years, especially her aunt Marion, were not kept in the loop of what happened, and what happened on those final days.  I place her into the loving arms of her God, and know that now, no illness, incapacity, anxiety can touch her spitit.  She is in the Source of Life and ALL IS WELL.  Constance Keep

40th High School Reunion visit