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Everett S. MacMaster
Date of Death: May 7, 2010
Date of Birth: May 6, 1941
Biography:
Everett S. Macmaster of
After moving to Maine Everett met his future wife Shirley while working at the Dairy Queen at Allen’s Corner owned by his mother and father. He and Shirley designed and built their own home in
Everett and Shirley never had grandchildren but with the birth of their niece Katie she soon stole his heart and became the grandchild they never had. When Katie was little she could often be found with Uncle Everett riding around in the wagon of his lawn tractor. She also enjoyed going in Uncle Everett’s truck where he would let her “drive” with her little feet. When Katie moved away she missed her Uncle Everett terribly, and whenever she got a chance to visit they would go on dates and have a great time together. Before they got off the phone Uncle Everett would always ask Katie who her boyfriend was, and of course she would always say that he was. Her Uncle Everett was and always will be her favorite boyfriend.
He was a member of the Maine Motor Transport Association, Maine Professional Drivers Association and the New Hampshire Professional Drivers Association. He was also a member of the Kora Shrine Temple-Lewiston, was a 32nd Degree Mason-Hiram Masonic Lodge, the Anchorage Railroad Club, the American License Plate Collectors Association and the American Truck Historical Society.
Everett is survived by Shirley Ann Griffin his wife of 48 years; his sons Scott E. Macmaster and wife Catherine of Gray, ME and Shawn E. Macmaster of Falmouth, ME; his brother Bruce L. Macmaster and wife Kären of Falmouth; his sister Jean Macmaster Towne and husband Fred of Center Strafford, NH, his mother-in-law Shirley Griffin of Falmouth; his nephews Jason Macmaster and Lance Macmaster and their families, his nieces Katie Griffin, Donna Leighton and Lori LaFramboise and their families and a close family friend Jeanette Haskell.
The family extends a special thank you to friends and family, Bill and Karen King, the staff of Maine Medical Cancer Center Institute, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Brigham & Women’s Hospital, and the Gosnell Memorial Hospice House for their support and encouragement during
In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made to St. Jude’s Children’s
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