Thorndike – Lorene E. Pushor, 50, a resident of Black Road, died early Wednesday morning August 27, 1986, at a Waterville hospital following a long illness. She was born in Unity, February 23, 1936, daughter of Kenneth and Nellie (Nickless) Clark.
She was an employee of Unity College. On August 22, she and her husband, Curwood Pushor, celebrated their 33rd wedding anniversary.
One son, Richard Pushor, and two brothers, Alvin and Harvey Clark, all died previously.
She is survived by her husband of Thorndike, one son, Curwood B. Pushor of Fort Leonard Wood, Mo; four daughters, Mrs. Dennis (Vickie) Hunt of Unity, Mrs. Harold (Trudi) Shute of Brooks, Mrs. George (Lori) Ward and Penni Pushor, both of Thorndike; two brothers, Jesse Clark of Liberty and Clair Clark of Decatur, Ga.; her step-father, Fred Benjamin of Belfast; five grandchildren, Jason Hunt, Mandi Pushor, Matthew and Ellen Rae Ward and Brianne Shute; several nieces, nephews and cousins.
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at the Quaker Hill Christian Church with the Rev. David Day officiating. Bearers were Edward Warman, Raymond Marks, Floyd Fowler and Langille Stanley. Burial was in the Quaker Hill Cemetery.
She was an employee of Unity College. On August 22, she and her husband, Curwood Pushor, celebrated their 33rd wedding anniversary.
One son, Richard Pushor, and two brothers, Alvin and Harvey Clark, all died previously.
She is survived by her husband of Thorndike, one son, Curwood B. Pushor of Fort Leonard Wood, Mo; four daughters, Mrs. Dennis (Vickie) Hunt of Unity, Mrs. Harold (Trudi) Shute of Brooks, Mrs. George (Lori) Ward and Penni Pushor, both of Thorndike; two brothers, Jesse Clark of Liberty and Clair Clark of Decatur, Ga.; her step-father, Fred Benjamin of Belfast; five grandchildren, Jason Hunt, Mandi Pushor, Matthew and Ellen Rae Ward and Brianne Shute; several nieces, nephews and cousins.
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at the Quaker Hill Christian Church with the Rev. David Day officiating. Bearers were Edward Warman, Raymond Marks, Floyd Fowler and Langille Stanley. Burial was in the Quaker Hill Cemetery.
Thorndike – Lorene E. Pushor, 50, a resident of Black Road, died early Wednesday morning August 27, 1986, at a Waterville hospital following a long illness. She was born in Unity, February 23, 1936, daughter of Kenneth and Nellie (Nickless) Clark.
She was an employee of Unity College. On August 22, she and her husband, Curwood Pushor, celebrated their 33rd wedding anniversary.
One son, Richard Pushor, and two brothers, Alvin and Harvey Clark, all died previously.
She is survived by her husband of Thorndike, one son, Curwood B. Pushor of Fort Leonard Wood, Mo; four daughters, Mrs. Dennis (Vickie) Hunt of Unity, Mrs. Harold (Trudi) Shute of Brooks, Mrs. George (Lori) Ward and Penni Pushor, both of Thorndike; two brothers, Jesse Clark of Liberty and Clair Clark of Decatur, Ga.; her step-father, Fred Benjamin of Belfast; five grandchildren, Jason Hunt, Mandi Pushor, Matthew and Ellen Rae Ward and Brianne Shute; several nieces, nephews and cousins.
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at the Quaker Hill Christian Church with the Rev. David Day officiating. Bearers were Edward Warman, Raymond Marks, Floyd Fowler and Langille Stanley. Burial was in the Quaker Hill Cemetery.
She was an employee of Unity College. On August 22, she and her husband, Curwood Pushor, celebrated their 33rd wedding anniversary.
One son, Richard Pushor, and two brothers, Alvin and Harvey Clark, all died previously.
She is survived by her husband of Thorndike, one son, Curwood B. Pushor of Fort Leonard Wood, Mo; four daughters, Mrs. Dennis (Vickie) Hunt of Unity, Mrs. Harold (Trudi) Shute of Brooks, Mrs. George (Lori) Ward and Penni Pushor, both of Thorndike; two brothers, Jesse Clark of Liberty and Clair Clark of Decatur, Ga.; her step-father, Fred Benjamin of Belfast; five grandchildren, Jason Hunt, Mandi Pushor, Matthew and Ellen Rae Ward and Brianne Shute; several nieces, nephews and cousins.
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at the Quaker Hill Christian Church with the Rev. David Day officiating. Bearers were Edward Warman, Raymond Marks, Floyd Fowler and Langille Stanley. Burial was in the Quaker Hill Cemetery.
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