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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 2004
Page
10
Obituaries list Kenneth Casey Carter Frank C Estes Paul Huckins Louise Sherwood and others. Details include service times and funeral homes in Kittery Scarborough Lynn and Portsmouth, with memorial donations and private interments. notes on military service, family ties, and community affiliations.
Paul D Huckins 79 of York Maine formerly of Woodbridge Road and York Street died Saturday June 26 2004 at Brentwood Rehabilitation and Nursing Home Yarmouth Born October 31 1924 in Boston MA to Albert D and Julia O Connor Huckins He was a Raytheon laboratory engineer from 1943 to 1968 and later built homes in Kittery York and Wells 1968 to 1989 He was a St Christopher Church communicant Knights of Columbus Star of the Sea Council founder of St Barnabas Ministry and served on York town boards and commissions including Charter Commission Budget Committee 350th Anniversary Commission Grievance Review Board and Senior Center member. He was also an AARP member.
Frank C Estes 80 of 50 Chauncey Creek Road Kittery Point died Friday June 25 2004 at the Maine Veterans Home Scarborough He was a World War II veteran with the 35th Infantry Division wounded in Germany receiving the Purple Heart and Bronze Star He is survived by his wife Edith five sons and their families and a brother. he was active in VFW American Legion Masonic Lodge PTA Traip Academy Athletic Boosters and the Kittery Naval Shipyard apprenticeship program before retiring to lobster fishing and clamming life news in brief with local recollections of Estes Boulevard and Brave Boat Harbor routines.
Louise V Sherwood a 40 year Lynn resident died at Meadow Green Nursing Center Waltham on Friday June 25 2004 age 93 Born in Portsmouth she trained at Norwood Hospital and worked at several Boston area hospitals retiring from Lynn Hospital She was a member of St Barnabus Guild of Nurses Wesley United Methodist Church and dedicated caregiver to family and patients Her funeral at Wesley closes the churchs doors.
Gertrude Caroline Pingree died June 14 2004 at Riverwoods Exeter after two years of failing health. Born February 21 1914 in Medford Massachusetts she trained as a nurse and raised five children with her husband Lewis A. Pingree of Exeter. Survived by husband five children one sister 13 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Donations requested to charity of choice.
A 2002 study estimates about 80,000 women had preplanned elective cesareans, up from 63,000 the prior year, a small share of 4 million births. While some see benefits of scheduling surgery, doctors warn of risks to mother and future pregnancies, arguing for careful medical justification and informed choice.
Two freight trains collided in a rural area killing an engineer and derailing 40 cars. Chlorine and ammonium nitrate clouds drifted up to 10 miles, hospitalizing about 50 people including six at San Antonio's SeaWorld and two airlifted victims. Three bodies were later found in nearby houses. No evacuation ordered as two roads remained closed.
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