Julie Worcester Swan left a condolence for B. Worcester Jr.

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In Memory of

B. Conley
Worcester Jr.

1921 - 2012

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Julie Worcester Swan

Am thinking of you all at this time, wishing I was not so far away. However, Pete and Tracy are planning to come up for services, spending Fri. night in Ellsworth. So happy they both wanted to do this...weather permitting of course. My family growing up and then my marital family, and then just I have enjoyed many sweet visits with Uncle Conley. I especially remember the visits you all made to NH to discuss family business, attend weddings etc. Then there was the day Molly and I spent with Conley and Alice at Mopang tape recording some of his remembrances. I think I've partially transcribed those notes. He enjoyed discussing the ancestors, his aunts and uncles etc. Another Worcester generation has passed now. It is both sad and humbling. Still, we all have a great foundation from the Worcesters. Thanks to all who made Conley's late years more comfortable and manageable for him. I'll miss stopping by for visits with Conley. In recent years, as my hearing got bad too, I would sit knee to knee with him, so we could focus on our exchange: Two funny deaf people trying to be connected. Now we will pray for spiritual connection. May his journey be sweet! Love to you all, Julie (Al's daughter)

Tuesday February 28, 2012 at 12:00 am