Daniel David Lourie. William Jerome Hamilton. Linda Anzalone Woolley. Deborah Jean DeRaps. Kendall Franklin Stratton Jr. Karen Sue (Olson) Van Tine. Everett D. Haycock. Edwin W. ‘Sonny’ Colburn. Carrie Jones Mar 01, 2026 Note: “People We’ve Lost” is a feature of the Bar Harbor Story where we share obituaries of people that the island lost in the previous 1-2 weeks. We’re doing this because we think … Continue reading People We’ve Lost
Amy Manring. Lawrence A. Goldfarb. Daniel Powell Poteet II. Robert Gerald Hersey- “Buddy/Bud.” Dale Roger Fugel. David Earle Keep. Lois I. (Myrick) Crowley. Carrie Jones Feb 22, 2026 Note: “People We’ve Lost” is a feature of the Bar Harbor Story where we share obituaries of people that the island lost in the previous 1-2 weeks. We’re doing this because we think everyone deserves to be remembered … Continue reading People We’ve Lost
Phillip Stanton Smith. Brian Paul Colbeth. Clifford Carl Olson. Cortland Paul Bassett. Loren E. Alley Jr. Feb 15, 2026 Note: “People We’ve Lost” is a feature of the Bar Harbor Story where we share obituaries of people that the island lost in the previous 1-2 weeks. We’re doing this because we think everyone deserves to be remembered as widely as possible and not behind paywalls or … Continue reading People We’ve Lost
Sheldon F. Goldthwait Jr. Lynn Ann Parsons. Kenneth Joseph Salvatore. Lawrence Charles Johnston. Edward Blanchard Jackson. Feb 08, 2026 Note: “People We’ve Lost” is a feature of the Bar Harbor Story where we share obituaries of people that the island lost in the previous 1-2 weeks. We’re doing this because we think everyone deserves to be remembered as widely as possible and not behind paywalls or … Continue reading People We’ve Lost
Edward Elvidge. Susan Elizabeth (Welton) Carter. Louisa Mary Plummer. Carrie Jones Feb 01, 2026 Note: “People We’ve Lost” is a feature of the Bar Harbor Story where we share obituaries of people that the island lost in the previous 1-2 weeks. We’re doing this because we think everyone deserves to be remembered as widely as possible and not behind paywalls or at a cost of $500 … Continue reading People We’ve Lost
Remembering Sal Salvatore and His Life of Loyalty, Laughter, and Leadership. Carrie Jones Jan 31, 2026 SOUTHWEST HARBOR—Kenneth Joseph “Sal” Salvatore was the kind of man who was larger than life, but, at the same time, the kind of man who came through for his family and friends and community again and again. For Sal, friends and family and community were often all the same … Continue reading ‘Family Was Everyone’: The Man Who Showed Up for Community Again and Again.
Donald Cote. Harold A. “Bubby” Boynton Sr. Jan 25, 2026 Note: “People We’ve Lost” is a feature of the Bar Harbor Story where we share obituaries of people that the island lost in the previous 1-2 weeks. We’re doing this because we think everyone deserves to be remembered as widely as possible and not behind paywalls or at a cost of $500 for people mourning. We’re … Continue reading People We’ve Lost
Henry L.P. “Hank” Schmelzer. Casey Lyn Scott. Charles Brian Trask. Carrie Jones Jan 18, 2026 Note: “People We’ve Lost” is a feature of the Bar Harbor Story where we share obituaries of people that the island lost in the previous 1-2 weeks. We’re doing this because we think everyone deserves to be remembered as widely as possible and not behind paywalls or at a cost of … Continue reading People We’ve Lost
Thomas Albert Shea. Cheryl McDonald Smith. Mary B. Kessler. Jane Holloway. Arlington Elliott Bickford. J. Clark Grew II. Marilyn A. McEntee. Steven Daniel Rankin. Jan 11, 2026 Note: “People We’ve Lost” is a feature of the Bar Harbor Story where we share obituaries of people that the island lost in the previous 1-2 weeks. We’re doing this because we think everyone deserves to be remembered as … Continue reading People We’ve Lost
Helen A. Gardner. Joyce Elaine Poole. Jan 04, 2026 Note: “People We’ve Lost” is a feature of the Bar Harbor Story where we share obituaries of people that the island lost in the previous 1-2 weeks. We’re doing this because we think everyone deserves to be remembered as widely as possible and not behind paywalls or at a cost of $500 for people mourning. We’re free. … Continue reading People We’ve Lost
