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Deborah Kolbjornsen of York, 66, beloved kindergarten teacher and gifted artist
Her family says she died when she fell and hit her head while walking a neighbor s dog on a trail in Cape Neddick.
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The 66-year-old York woman who was found dead on a walking trail in Cape Neddick on Tuesday night was remembered as a devoted mother and beloved kindergarten teacher who had an effect on her students’ lives.
Deborah Kolbjornsen died from “sustained blunt force trauma of the head,” the state Medical Examiner’s Office said in a statement released Friday.
Deborah Kolbjornsen
Photo courtesy of the family
Portsmouth Herald
KITTERY POINT - The Kittery Art Association’s first exhibit of 2021, an all-member show titled Resilience, opens on Thursday, Feb. 4.
Admission to the show is free and all are welcome. The spacious and airy gallery is limiting visitors to a maximum of four at a time, who must wear a face mask. Hand sanitizer is available at the door. The exhibit will also be available for virtual viewing on its website, kitteryartassociation.org. As artists, our mediums – our clay, our brushes, pencils, sewing needles, and cameras are all ways in which we capture the world as we see it. How do we see, how to we capture and represent the concept of resilience, of perseverance and recovery and the ability to bounce back from difficulty? This important first show of this season will explore this notion, and perhaps in viewing the exhibit we might draw inspiration from a body of work touching on this important quality.