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Shannon Davison
1999-01-01
Shannon Brookings Davison, 20, of New Gloucester, died Christmas Eve as a result of injuries received in an automobile accident in Maine in Presque Isle.
Shannon enjoyed hiking, camping and music. She liked helping people, and planned to join the Peace Corps after college.
Besides her parents, she is survived by a brother, Benjamin, and her maternal grandparents, Lowell and Barbara Brookings, of New Gloucester, and paternal grandparents, Charles and Catherine Davison, of Raymond.
Memorial donations may be made to the Shannon Davison Memorial Fund, 19 Libby Hill Road, Gray, ME 04039.
John Elwell MacNeil
1999-01-08
John Elwell MacNeil, a 30-year resident of Gray, died in the Maine, he managed the Carriage Lantern, a gift shop in South Portland, for 20 years. In 1996, he retired as a tolltaker on the New York, and Sandra M. Willis, of New Mexico; and the cherished grandfather of 10. He was the brother of Stanley MacNeil, of Maine, Florence Caswell, of Maine-Orono in 1962 with a degree in structural civil engineering. He worked for the Department of Transportation in the Bridge Division, as well as for E. C. Jordan, and enjoyed an outstanding reputation in the pulp and paper industry. For the last six years, he was Manager of Engineering, Department of Facilities Management, for the University of Southern Maine.
He sang in the choir at the First Congregational Church in Gray, as well as with the New Boston Singers.
Mr. Crooker was a member of the Structural Engineers Association of North Carolina, and Dennis, of New Gloucester; two grandchildren, Dennis, Jr., and Trevor Crooker; two step-grandchildren, Charles Tennessee.
Charles Davison, Sr.
1999-01-15
Charles Michael Davison, Sr., of Raymond, died Tuesday at a Portland hospital.
Mr. Davison was born in Portland, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davison, of Raymond.
He is survived by three sons, Michael, Timothy and Stephen, all of Raymond; two daughters, Shirley Davison, of Raymond, and Michelle Davison, of Gray; three brothers, James, of Raymond, Paul, of New Gloucester, and Rick, of Raymond; one sister, Patricia Rogers, of Mechanic Falls; and six grandchildren.
Funeral services were private, with arrangements by Wilson Funeral Home, of Gray.
Barbara Wing
1999-01-29
Barbara Wing, 50, of New Gloucester, died last week at a Portland hospital.
Mrs. Wing was born in Rockland, a daughter of Robert and Bernys Overlock Mattson; she graduated from Waldoboro High School and the Golden School of Beauty. She also attended the University of Southern Florida; 11 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren.
