Photo courtesy of Bill Dodge
ROUND POND - Elliott Bruce "Pappy" Dodge, Sr., 65, passed away Thursday, April 23, 2009 at his home, after a courageous battle with colon cancer, surrounded by his loving family. Born November 13, 1943 in Damariscotta, Elliott was a son of the late Charles and Martha Lane Dodge. He attended Edison school, Eddy School, Franklin School and Lincoln Academy. On October 26, 1963 he married Terrie Benner and they made their home in New Harbor. Elliott was a self employed builder who enjoyed building structures throughout Lincoln County. He built two homes that he and Terrie shared over the years and was an intricate part in helping his children build their homes.
In his younger years he was an avid hunter and ice fisherman.
His true love in life was his wife, Terrie, and his children and their families.
He handcrafted items which will become heirlooms in the years to come. He enjoyed puttering around his garage.
He was predeceased by his parents
Brother, Charles Dodge
Survivors include his wife, Terrie Ann Benner Dodge, of Round Pond, ME
Sons, Elliott Dodge, Jr. and his companion, Missy House, of Bristol, ME
Vincent Dodge and his wife, Sue, of Bristol, ME
Daughter, Gretta Dodge Libby and her husband, Fred, of Waldoboro, ME
Grandchildren, Ashley Dodge of New Harbor, ME
Cameron and Austin Dodge of Bristol, ME
Deering Genthner, III of Waldoboro, ME
Casey, John and Mac Libby of Waldoboro, ME
A celebration of Elliott's life will be held at a graveside service at 1:30, Monday, April 27, 2009 at the New Harbor Cemetery in New Harbor, ME
Arrangements are entrusted to the Hall Funeral Home and Cremation service, 949 Main St. Waldoboro, ME.
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We will add needed editing here for your use at the Dodge Family Association. Source: Elliott Bruce Dodge, Jr.
Old Bristol Historical Society Quadricentennial [400-year] and Sestercentennial [250-year] Project to link family memorials throughout Old Bristol and beyond into the fabric of our town, nation and world; where our fishermen, shipbuilders, mariners and sea captains work[ed] and families move[d].
http://oldbristolhistoricalsociety.wordpress.com/sestercentennial/
ROUND POND - Elliott Bruce "Pappy" Dodge, Sr., 65, passed away Thursday, April 23, 2009 at his home, after a courageous battle with colon cancer, surrounded by his loving family. Born November 13, 1943 in Damariscotta, Elliott was a son of the late Charles and Martha Lane Dodge. He attended Edison school, Eddy School, Franklin School and Lincoln Academy. On October 26, 1963 he married Terrie Benner and they made their home in New Harbor. Elliott was a self employed builder who enjoyed building structures throughout Lincoln County. He built two homes that he and Terrie shared over the years and was an intricate part in helping his children build their homes.
In his younger years he was an avid hunter and ice fisherman.
His true love in life was his wife, Terrie, and his children and their families.
He handcrafted items which will become heirlooms in the years to come. He enjoyed puttering around his garage.
He was predeceased by his parents
Brother, Charles Dodge
Survivors include his wife, Terrie Ann Benner Dodge, of Round Pond, ME
Sons, Elliott Dodge, Jr. and his companion, Missy House, of Bristol, ME
Vincent Dodge and his wife, Sue, of Bristol, ME
Daughter, Gretta Dodge Libby and her husband, Fred, of Waldoboro, ME
Grandchildren, Ashley Dodge of New Harbor, ME
Cameron and Austin Dodge of Bristol, ME
Deering Genthner, III of Waldoboro, ME
Casey, John and Mac Libby of Waldoboro, ME
A celebration of Elliott's life will be held at a graveside service at 1:30, Monday, April 27, 2009 at the New Harbor Cemetery in New Harbor, ME
Arrangements are entrusted to the Hall Funeral Home and Cremation service, 949 Main St. Waldoboro, ME.
***
We will add needed editing here for your use at the Dodge Family Association. Source: Elliott Bruce Dodge, Jr.
Old Bristol Historical Society Quadricentennial [400-year] and Sestercentennial [250-year] Project to link family memorials throughout Old Bristol and beyond into the fabric of our town, nation and world; where our fishermen, shipbuilders, mariners and sea captains work[ed] and families move[d].
http://oldbristolhistoricalsociety.wordpress.com/sestercentennial/
Photo courtesy of Bill Dodge
ROUND POND - Elliott Bruce "Pappy" Dodge, Sr., 65, passed away Thursday, April 23, 2009 at his home, after a courageous battle with colon cancer, surrounded by his loving family. Born November 13, 1943 in Damariscotta, Elliott was a son of the late Charles and Martha Lane Dodge. He attended Edison school, Eddy School, Franklin School and Lincoln Academy. On October 26, 1963 he married Terrie Benner and they made their home in New Harbor. Elliott was a self employed builder who enjoyed building structures throughout Lincoln County. He built two homes that he and Terrie shared over the years and was an intricate part in helping his children build their homes.
In his younger years he was an avid hunter and ice fisherman.
His true love in life was his wife, Terrie, and his children and their families.
He handcrafted items which will become heirlooms in the years to come. He enjoyed puttering around his garage.
He was predeceased by his parents
Brother, Charles Dodge
Survivors include his wife, Terrie Ann Benner Dodge, of Round Pond, ME
Sons, Elliott Dodge, Jr. and his companion, Missy House, of Bristol, ME
Vincent Dodge and his wife, Sue, of Bristol, ME
Daughter, Gretta Dodge Libby and her husband, Fred, of Waldoboro, ME
Grandchildren, Ashley Dodge of New Harbor, ME
Cameron and Austin Dodge of Bristol, ME
Deering Genthner, III of Waldoboro, ME
Casey, John and Mac Libby of Waldoboro, ME
A celebration of Elliott's life will be held at a graveside service at 1:30, Monday, April 27, 2009 at the New Harbor Cemetery in New Harbor, ME
Arrangements are entrusted to the Hall Funeral Home and Cremation service, 949 Main St. Waldoboro, ME.
***
We will add needed editing here for your use at the Dodge Family Association. Source: Elliott Bruce Dodge, Jr.
Old Bristol Historical Society Quadricentennial [400-year] and Sestercentennial [250-year] Project to link family memorials throughout Old Bristol and beyond into the fabric of our town, nation and world; where our fishermen, shipbuilders, mariners and sea captains work[ed] and families move[d].
http://oldbristolhistoricalsociety.wordpress.com/sestercentennial/
ROUND POND - Elliott Bruce "Pappy" Dodge, Sr., 65, passed away Thursday, April 23, 2009 at his home, after a courageous battle with colon cancer, surrounded by his loving family. Born November 13, 1943 in Damariscotta, Elliott was a son of the late Charles and Martha Lane Dodge. He attended Edison school, Eddy School, Franklin School and Lincoln Academy. On October 26, 1963 he married Terrie Benner and they made their home in New Harbor. Elliott was a self employed builder who enjoyed building structures throughout Lincoln County. He built two homes that he and Terrie shared over the years and was an intricate part in helping his children build their homes.
In his younger years he was an avid hunter and ice fisherman.
His true love in life was his wife, Terrie, and his children and their families.
He handcrafted items which will become heirlooms in the years to come. He enjoyed puttering around his garage.
He was predeceased by his parents
Brother, Charles Dodge
Survivors include his wife, Terrie Ann Benner Dodge, of Round Pond, ME
Sons, Elliott Dodge, Jr. and his companion, Missy House, of Bristol, ME
Vincent Dodge and his wife, Sue, of Bristol, ME
Daughter, Gretta Dodge Libby and her husband, Fred, of Waldoboro, ME
Grandchildren, Ashley Dodge of New Harbor, ME
Cameron and Austin Dodge of Bristol, ME
Deering Genthner, III of Waldoboro, ME
Casey, John and Mac Libby of Waldoboro, ME
A celebration of Elliott's life will be held at a graveside service at 1:30, Monday, April 27, 2009 at the New Harbor Cemetery in New Harbor, ME
Arrangements are entrusted to the Hall Funeral Home and Cremation service, 949 Main St. Waldoboro, ME.
***
We will add needed editing here for your use at the Dodge Family Association. Source: Elliott Bruce Dodge, Jr.
Old Bristol Historical Society Quadricentennial [400-year] and Sestercentennial [250-year] Project to link family memorials throughout Old Bristol and beyond into the fabric of our town, nation and world; where our fishermen, shipbuilders, mariners and sea captains work[ed] and families move[d].
http://oldbristolhistoricalsociety.wordpress.com/sestercentennial/
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