Florance A. Merrifield.
Florance A. Merrifield, age 73 years old, died Sunday, May 2, 2021 at Pen Bay Medical Center.
She was born June 3, 1947 in Camden, the daughter of Albert William and Velma Rose Dennison Hastings. The family moved to South Hope in 1951 to live on the family homestead. She attended Hope schools, graduating 8th grade at Hope Corner, attended Camden High School for a year before transferring to Union High School where she graduated in June 1966.
She married her high school sweetheart, Lewis Wayne Merrifield, son of Fred M. and Doris L. Woster Merrifield, on August 11, 1966 (her parents 24th anniversary and her father’s 53rd birthday) at the South Hope Community Church. They built their home in South Hope in 1969 and raised their family there.
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Russell (Russ) Nathan Bearrows, 73, a longtime Livermore resident passed away peacefully with family, after a lengthy illness.
Russ was born in Harvey, Illinois. He always fondly recalled growing up on his familyâs farm in Rochelle, Illinois, with his younger sister, Susan, his parents and his grandparents. This experience influenced many of his interests later in his life.
Russâ father left the family farm in Illinois to move his family west when Russ was in junior high school. They briefly lived in Issaquah, Washington, until the family settled in Campbell, California, during Russâ freshman year of high school. Russ attended Camden High School, graduating in 1965. He participated in a variety of high school sports, especially enjoying football. He had the opportunity to play football for San Jose State his freshman year of college.
Amanda and Ryan Hill own a wrap shop near the Memorial Circle rotary in Augusta, but they d always had their eye on downtown. That dream was about to come true a year ago when a closing on Water Street space was canceled as the pandemic hit.
Timing is never good the young couple have two toddlers and have worked hard to keep the sandwich shop open the past year but when the Hills had another chance this spring on a downtown space this spring, they didn t hesitate. I ve been wanting to be down here since we moved here five years ago, Ryan Hill said Tuesday as he and Amanda set up for Wednesday s ribbon-cutting at Wrapped Up Coffee House, 216 Water St.