SILVER RIDGE – Fred A. Goodwin, O.H.G.M., 102, reached the end of the trail Saturday, Nov. 26, 2011, surrounded by those who loved him. He now embarks on a new adventure exploring heaven's woodland. Fred was born Jan. 3, 1909, in Silver Ridge, the son of Edwin Goodwin and Mary (McEwen) Goodwin.
He is survived by Iva Goodwin, who shared his life for more than 50 years; her daughters, Erlene and husband, Bob, of Wilton, N.H., and Joette and husband, David, of Gorham; a daughter, Joyce Stutler of St. Albans, Vt.; and two sisters, Beryle Rideout of LaLuz, N.M., and Carlyn Greulich of Freehold, N.J. He was predeceased by two sisters, Gladys Goodwin and Ponola Goodwin Black; and brothers, Edwin, Montelle and Erland.
Fred spent his life enjoying the Maine woods and all its varied association: trapping, hunting, snowshoeing, etc. He was a Maine Guide and enjoyed both hearing and telling a good "yarn." He had many careers in his long and storied life, including working on the Alaska Highway. He amassed a large antler collection, was a well-known Winchester dealer, operated a grocery store and pawnshop, and so much more. He was Uncle Fred, One Honest Gun Man, to three generations of grands, nieces, nephews and assorted other children who loved and were loved by him, especially Hadley Davis.
Interment will be at Silver Ridge Cemetery. (Bangor Daily News poted 11/27/2011)
He is survived by Iva Goodwin, who shared his life for more than 50 years; her daughters, Erlene and husband, Bob, of Wilton, N.H., and Joette and husband, David, of Gorham; a daughter, Joyce Stutler of St. Albans, Vt.; and two sisters, Beryle Rideout of LaLuz, N.M., and Carlyn Greulich of Freehold, N.J. He was predeceased by two sisters, Gladys Goodwin and Ponola Goodwin Black; and brothers, Edwin, Montelle and Erland.
Fred spent his life enjoying the Maine woods and all its varied association: trapping, hunting, snowshoeing, etc. He was a Maine Guide and enjoyed both hearing and telling a good "yarn." He had many careers in his long and storied life, including working on the Alaska Highway. He amassed a large antler collection, was a well-known Winchester dealer, operated a grocery store and pawnshop, and so much more. He was Uncle Fred, One Honest Gun Man, to three generations of grands, nieces, nephews and assorted other children who loved and were loved by him, especially Hadley Davis.
Interment will be at Silver Ridge Cemetery. (Bangor Daily News poted 11/27/2011)
SILVER RIDGE – Fred A. Goodwin, O.H.G.M., 102, reached the end of the trail Saturday, Nov. 26, 2011, surrounded by those who loved him. He now embarks on a new adventure exploring heaven's woodland. Fred was born Jan. 3, 1909, in Silver Ridge, the son of Edwin Goodwin and Mary (McEwen) Goodwin.
He is survived by Iva Goodwin, who shared his life for more than 50 years; her daughters, Erlene and husband, Bob, of Wilton, N.H., and Joette and husband, David, of Gorham; a daughter, Joyce Stutler of St. Albans, Vt.; and two sisters, Beryle Rideout of LaLuz, N.M., and Carlyn Greulich of Freehold, N.J. He was predeceased by two sisters, Gladys Goodwin and Ponola Goodwin Black; and brothers, Edwin, Montelle and Erland.
Fred spent his life enjoying the Maine woods and all its varied association: trapping, hunting, snowshoeing, etc. He was a Maine Guide and enjoyed both hearing and telling a good "yarn." He had many careers in his long and storied life, including working on the Alaska Highway. He amassed a large antler collection, was a well-known Winchester dealer, operated a grocery store and pawnshop, and so much more. He was Uncle Fred, One Honest Gun Man, to three generations of grands, nieces, nephews and assorted other children who loved and were loved by him, especially Hadley Davis.
Interment will be at Silver Ridge Cemetery. (Bangor Daily News poted 11/27/2011)
He is survived by Iva Goodwin, who shared his life for more than 50 years; her daughters, Erlene and husband, Bob, of Wilton, N.H., and Joette and husband, David, of Gorham; a daughter, Joyce Stutler of St. Albans, Vt.; and two sisters, Beryle Rideout of LaLuz, N.M., and Carlyn Greulich of Freehold, N.J. He was predeceased by two sisters, Gladys Goodwin and Ponola Goodwin Black; and brothers, Edwin, Montelle and Erland.
Fred spent his life enjoying the Maine woods and all its varied association: trapping, hunting, snowshoeing, etc. He was a Maine Guide and enjoyed both hearing and telling a good "yarn." He had many careers in his long and storied life, including working on the Alaska Highway. He amassed a large antler collection, was a well-known Winchester dealer, operated a grocery store and pawnshop, and so much more. He was Uncle Fred, One Honest Gun Man, to three generations of grands, nieces, nephews and assorted other children who loved and were loved by him, especially Hadley Davis.
Interment will be at Silver Ridge Cemetery. (Bangor Daily News poted 11/27/2011)
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