Curator: Prof. Elena Rostova Date: 2/14/2026 Dept: Visual Arts & Sciences

ELLSWORTH AMERICAN OBITUARIES

The ellsworth american obituaries section provides a comprehensive and poignant record of the lives and legacies of individuals who have passed away in Ellsworth, America. It serves as a vital resource for the community, offering a detailed account of the deceased's life, achievements, and the impact they had on those around them. This section is an essential part of preserving the memory of the departed and ensuring their stories are told and remembered.

The obituaries often include a wealth of information, such as the individual's name, age, date of death, and place of residence. They may also feature biographical details, educational background, professional achievements, and personal interests. Family and friends can find solace in these obituaries, as they provide a sense of closure and an opportunity to pay their respects. The section also acts as a historical record, documenting the lives of Ellsworth's residents and the community's collective grief and celebration of life.

One of the key benefits of the ellsworth american obituaries is the centralized and easily accessible information. It allows people to quickly find details about a deceased individual, ensuring that their memory lives on. This resource is invaluable for those seeking to honor their loved ones and for the community to come together during times of sorrow.

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Fig 1. Kenneth R. Varney | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

A close-up of a hand turning the pages of a book titled 'Ellsworth American Obituaries'. The pages are delicate and slightly yellowed, with a faint scent of aged paper. The hand belongs to an elderly woman, her fingers trembling slightly, emphasizing the emotional weight of the task.

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Fig 2. Robert Glenn (Bob) Crosen Jr. | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

A somber scene in a library, with a woman sitting at a desk, surrounded by books and papers. The title 'Ellsworth American Obituaries' is prominently displayed on the bookshelf. The woman's expression is one of quiet contemplation, her eyes fixed on a stack of obituaries, a sense of duty and respect evident.

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Fig 3. Ruth Uhlendorff | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

A vintage typewriter with the words 'Ellsworth American Obituaries' typed across the top row. The typewriter is in a dimly lit room, with a stack of papers nearby. The keys are worn, and the ribbon is faded, adding to the sense of nostalgia and the passage of time.

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Fig 4. James M. Chamberlin | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

A black-and-white photograph of a funeral procession, with the title 'Ellsworth American Obituaries' superimposed on the image. The procession is somber, with people dressed in dark clothing, carrying flowers and paying their respects. The sky is overcast, adding to the mood of grief.

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Fig 5. Charles H. Stratton | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

A woman's tear-stained face, with a newspaper in her hands, the headline 'Ellsworth American Obituaries' visible. The newspaper is slightly crumpled, and the woman's expression is one of deep sorrow. A sense of personal connection and emotional impact is evident.

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Fig 6. Frederick Charles Gaspar | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

A vintage newspaper spread with obituaries, the title 'Ellsworth American Obituaries' prominent. The newspaper is yellowed and has a musty smell. The obituaries are carefully laid out, with names, ages, and brief obituaries, a historical record of lives lived and lost.

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Fig 7. Edward (Edd) Hardie | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

A somber scene in a cemetery, with a headstone bearing the name 'Ellsworth'. The stone is weathered and worn, with a sense of age and history. The surrounding graves are well-maintained, a tribute to the community's respect for the deceased.

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Fig 8. Mark H. Rudolph | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

A close-up of a hand placing a small bouquet of flowers on a grave, the name 'Ellsworth' visible. The flowers are delicate and fresh, a symbol of remembrance and love. The hand belongs to a tearful woman, her expression filled with emotion.

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Fig 9. Reginald Carl Knowles | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

A vintage photograph of a family gathering, with the title 'Ellsworth American Obituaries' in the background. The family is dressed in old-fashioned clothing, their faces filled with joy and sadness. A sense of tradition and family history is evident.

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Fig 10. Helen Maxine Tracey | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

A woman's hand holding a small book, the title 'Ellsworth American Obituaries' visible on the cover. The book is delicate and well-worn, a cherished keepsake. The woman's expression is one of quiet dignity, a sense of closure and remembrance.

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Fig 11. Faye J. Havey | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

A somber scene in a church, with a funeral service in progress. The title 'Ellsworth American Obituaries' is displayed on a screen. The congregation is dressed in formal attire, their faces filled with grief and respect.

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Fig 12. Elwin Floyd Curtis III | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

A vintage typewriter with the words 'Ellsworth American Obituaries' typed across the top. The typewriter is in a quiet room, with a stack of papers nearby. The keys are worn, and the ribbon is faded, adding to the sense of nostalgia.

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Fig 13. Alfred Edwin Fletcher | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

A black-and-white photograph of a funeral procession, with the title 'Ellsworth American Obituaries' in the foreground. The procession is long and somber, with people walking in silence. The sky is dark and overcast, enhancing the mood of grief.

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Fig 14. Patricia C. Jordan | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

A woman's tearful face, with a newspaper in her hands, the headline 'Ellsworth American Obituaries' visible. The newspaper is slightly crumpled, and the woman's expression is one of deep sorrow. A sense of personal connection is evident.

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Fig 15. Roger S. Waterman | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

A vintage newspaper spread with obituaries, the title 'Ellsworth American Obituaries' prominent. The newspaper is yellowed, and the obituaries are carefully laid out, a historical record of lives lived and lost. A sense of community is evident.

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Fig 16. Clara Brochu | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

A somber scene in a library, with a woman sitting at a desk, surrounded by books and papers. The title 'Ellsworth American Obituaries' is prominently displayed. The woman's expression is one of quiet contemplation, a sense of duty and respect.

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Fig 17. Dr. Kurt L. Wray | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

A close-up of a hand turning the pages of a book, the title 'Ellsworth American Obituaries' visible. The pages are delicate, and the hand belongs to an elderly woman, her fingers trembling slightly, emphasizing the emotional weight.

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Fig 18. Lois (Whitmore) Keefer | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

A vintage photograph of a family grave, with the name 'Ellsworth' visible. The grave is well-maintained, with fresh flowers and a sense of care. The surrounding landscape is peaceful, a tribute to the deceased's life.

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Fig 19. James Gonzales | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

A woman's hand holding a small bouquet of flowers, with the title 'Ellsworth American Obituaries' in the background. The flowers are delicate and colorful, a symbol of remembrance and life. The woman's expression is one of quiet dignity.

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Fig 20. Elaine Andrews | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

A somber scene in a cemetery, with a headstone bearing the name 'Ellsworth'. The stone is weathered, with a sense of age and history. The surrounding graves are well-maintained, a tribute to the community's respect.

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Fig 21. RoseMarie (Polk) Norton | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

A vintage typewriter with the words 'Ellsworth American Obituaries' typed across the top. The typewriter is in a dimly lit room, with a stack of papers nearby. The keys are worn, adding to the sense of nostalgia.

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Fig 22. Howard Lester Morse | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

A black-and-white photograph of a funeral procession, with the title 'Ellsworth American Obituaries' in the background. The procession is long and somber, with people walking in silence. A sense of community is evident.

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Fig 23. Melanie Zador | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

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Fig 24. Marcia Morrison Keenan | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

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Fig 25. Fred (Ted) F. Ames Jr | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

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Fig 26. Scott William Ingraham | Obituaries | ellsworthamerican.com

A close-up of a hand turning the pages of a book, the title 'Ellsworth American Obituaries' visible. The pages are delicate, and the hand belongs to an elderly woman, her fingers trembling slightly.

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