Mildred R. Copeland.
ROCKLAND Mildred R. Copeland, 85, transitioned to her Heavenly home, Sunday, July 25, 2021, at the Owls Head Homestead.
Born in Waterville, September 15, 1935, she was the daughter of William N. and Ida M. Clark Copeland. At that time her family lived in Albion. When the Copeland family moved to Rockland, she attended Rockland schools and at age ten Millie was baptized at First Baptist Church. After graduating Rockland High School in 1953, Millie worked two years at First National Bank of Rockland which at that time was located on Main Street.
She went on to attend Kings College in New York then transferred to Roberts Wesleyan College also of New York. While at RWC, she attended a missionary conference and heard about Wycliffe Bible Translators. After
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William W. (Warren) Bodine III.
ROCKLAND William Warden Bodine III, born February 29, 1948 in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, died peacefully on April 30, 2021 of congestive heart failure at the home he shared with his friend, Brian Harden, in Rockland, Maine.
Known locally as “Warren,” he was the eldest son of William W. Bodine, Jr. and Louise Dilworth Bodine. He grew up in Villanova, Pennsylvania and attended Episcopal Academy in Malvern, Pennsylvania, and the Westminster School in Simsbury, Connecticut, where he played football and hockey, and sang in the glee club. He graduated from Westminster in 1966 where he was admired by his classmates, many of whom remained lifelong friends.