Priscilla & John Kimball posted a condolence

Wednesday, November 6, 2024

We have wonderful memories of Anne and Chuck on our many golfing trips, as well as camping out when at Mactaquac in Canada. Anne was certainly a special person whose friendly smile could always light up the room. Her art was excellent and her talent shown through brightly. We last visited with her about 16 months ago and it was a memorable time as she brought up things we had done with her and we all had a laugh and smile. Priscilla & John Kimball

Sandra Fenlason Cummings posted a condolence

Sunday, November 3, 2024

My deepest sympathy to all of the family. I have some very sweet memories of the Cronin household. Sandy Fenlason Cummings

Judy Fenlason Buck posted a condolence

Saturday, November 2, 2024

To all the Cronin Family: I am sorry for the loss of your talented mother. I have many fond memories of the Cronin gang in the old neighborhood in Bangor. I am glad I got to catch up with Cathy last February. Sincerely, Judy Fenlason Buck

Rolfe Gerhardt posted a condolence

Saturday, November 2, 2024

The Cronins were among my favorite people when I was the minister of the Independent Congregational Society (Unitarian) way back before it merged, and the building became the "brick church" in Bangor. Chuck and Anne were very active and helpful to a young minister. Their artistic talents were evident in the local church, and Chuck and I worked together on the district publication. Deanna was a great babysitter for my daughter. Fond memories. Rolfe Gerhardt retired in Hampden.

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Tuesday, October 29, 2024

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Monday, October 28, 2024

My life and home hold memories of Anne. I see her everywhere in nature and art. My favorite memorie is when Anne and Cate traveled to Bar Harbor to meet me. I had traveled all over Maine and this was my last stop. We all.met and toasted to my journey of the quilt shop hop. I feel so lucky, my small little accomplishment of quilting she appreciated my efforts. I will always be in awe of Anne's strength and talents - and will always strive to be the lovely spirit she was. I have memories of selecting plants together and planting them in just the right spot for her to enjoy. I spent quality time with her sorting photos and listening to her history, it was nice. It made me laugh when I saw barrels with all the food for the wildlife, a very special task for me to help with. Her books, her music, her sielience, helped me when I needed too be silent also and she understood that. Being involved with Anne and John has been one of the joys of my life. Your loving niece Anne.

Elizabeth C. Woodcock posted a condolence

Monday, October 28, 2024

I remember Mrs. Cronin and her husband very well. Deanna and I were at Fairmount School together and we frequently walked home together along Hammond Street to the cozy Cronin home. I would then take a left on West Boadway and a right on Cedar Street to arrive back home. Deanna and I went through the Bangor Schools together. Mr. and Mrs. Cronin were always so welcoming and kind. I have so many wonderful memories of Mrs. Cronin and, indeed, the whole Cronin family. Thinking of all of you - Libby Woodcock

Dee Carson Posted Oct 29, 2024 at 4:23 PM

Thank you, Libby, for your lovely tribute! I remember those times, too.

Maura Scott posted a condolence

Monday, October 28, 2024

Dear Dee,Cate,Barry,Kevin and families, It is very sad to say goodbye to Aunt Anne, the last of that generation of Cronins. We always had such a wonderful time when we went to visit in Maine. The field trips to Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park. I'm sure the heavens are alive with music! I will always remember how sweet and calm she was, always with a beautiful smile. Love and Prayers to all of you, Maura and Duncan

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Monday, October 28, 2024