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Shirley Kelley
In Memory of
Shirley Robert
Kelley
1929 - 2011
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Condolence From: Karen Kelley Harris
Condolence: I have fond memories of visiting Shirley & Liz during my summer visits to Maine to see my father (Everett Kelley). I was sorry to hear of Shirley's passing. My thoughts and prayers go out to you Liz, Michael & Tim and to your families as well.

Karen Kelley
Tuesday November 08, 2011
Condolence From: Karen McFarland
Condolence: Liz and family,
I'm thinking of you at this sad time.
Monday October 31, 2011
Condolence From: Marty Lyons
Condolence: Liz, Mike , Tim and family
I always enjoyed talking to and listening to Shirley as he recalled his days as he was involved with youth sport in SWH. I appreciated his support for what I was doing at Harbor House. He will be missed by the community and his beloved family.He is in my thoughts and memories.

Marty Lyons
Sunday October 30, 2011
Condolence From: CAPT Ian McIntyre USN
Condolence: As with almost everyone in SWHBR, Mr. Kelley was my barber for years. When I was at the US Merchant Marine Academy, I always went in for a regulation haircut just before returning after summer breaks. Shirley would tell me to come back the day before I left for a touch up (he never charged me for it). He always remembered what I was doing, where I was going to school and always asked about my time at sea and always talked about what his sons/family were up to. If I was away for a year, the conversation would pick up right where it left off as soon as you got back in the barber chair. He was an old fashioned barber and part of the old Southwest Harbor I grew up in and fondly remember. I have not had a decent haircut since those days (he was that good). He was part of the community and very much in touch with nearly every aspect of it. A great guy. My condolences to his family. CAPT Ian McIntyre USN
Friday October 28, 2011
Condolence From: ROSE MARIE JIRSA (ROSIE)
Condolence: SHIRLEY WAS SUCH A PLEASURE TO KNOW. I WISH TO EXPRESS MY SYMPATHY TO HIS DEAR WIFE LIZ, AND THEIR FAMILY...I SURELY WILL MISS HIM AND THOSE WONDERFUL "BLUE EYES" AND QUICK WIT AND WONDERFUL STORIES. WILL THINK OF HIM OFTEN IN THAT POOL AT THE Y....
Wednesday October 26, 2011
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