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George Almon Fogg

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George Almon Fogg

George A. Fogg, 93 of Auburn, Maine died May 29, 2026 at Clover Manor in Auburn.

Born on the family farm at Fogg’s Corner in Greene, Maine, on July 15, 1932, the son of George E. Fogg and Nellie S. Fogg (Wright).

He attended Greene schools, Jordan Grammar of Lewiston and graduated from Lewiston High

School in 1951. He furthered his education and graduated from SMVTI in 1962 and worked nearly 30 years for AT&T, Long Lines in Springfield, Massachusetts and Portland, Maine.

He was a dedicated volunteer his whole life, member of Monmouth Lodge #110 of some 56 years and life member of SAM, NRA, RMEF, Falmouth Rod & Gun Club and, Scarborough Fish & Game Association.  He also belonged to Royal River Rod & Gun Club and Cumberland Rifle & Pistol Club, being its Secretary and Treasurer for many years. He was a Master Hunter Safety

Instructor for the State of Maine.

An avid competitive shooter all his life, shooting well into his 80’s he won many awards and trophies during that time.

He was most proud of being a country boy with the strong work ethic that came with it. He was also very pleased to have taught and mentored hundreds of Hunter Safety students and competition shooting junior rifle kids.

He was predeceased by his loving wife of 67 years Merlyn C. Fogg and leaves behind two sons, Robert E. and Karin Fogg of Lewiston and Aric J. and Andrea Fogg of Auburn. Three grandchildren, grandson  Elijah and  granddaughter Neviana of Auburn and Rowan and Deana Fogg of Lewiston. As well as his Great Grandson Franklin Fogg of Lewiston.

George will be buried in the New Valley Cemetery in Greene on July 11, 2026 at 10:00 am.

Donations in lieu of flowers can be made to Cumberland Rifle & Pistol Club Junior Rifle program or to the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation.

Ron Marcoux
To the Fogg Family - Enyoyed hunting elk with George when he came out many times to hunt in Montana. He had special interest not to just get an elk but to truly enjoy the mountain country and it's wildlife. We had lots of laughs and stayed connected for many years.It was truly special to know him!
Ron Marcoux

Michael Splane
Our warmest sympathies go out to the Fogg family during this time of loss and void. Our community lost a good man to many for his kind and gracious acts of selflessness and volunteerism. George had a way of educating with great energy and enthusiasm. We always enjoyed George's wit and stories here at the Royal River Rod & Gun Club. Rest in peace.
Ron Thompson
My thoughts and prayers are with the Fogg family through this time of loss. George and I had met when he moved from MA to ME in the late 80's. We retired from MA Bell and saw each other again at LL Bean. We car pooled from Yarmouth to the Rod & Gun club and shared many stories on our rides. When he and Merlyn moved from Yarmouth, I helped him with his Ham Radio equipment.
Having much in common, we had some interesting conversations and I will miss his friendship. Blessings, Ron

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