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Obituary of Earle George Wentworth
Earle George “Skipper” Wentworth, born October 28, 1947, passed away at his home in Rockport, Maine on May 19, 2020 after a battle with cancer. He was a lifetime resident of Rockport as were his parents, Blanche and Kenneth Wentworth, who predeceased him in 1979 and 1995.
Skipper attended Rockport High School from 1962-1965 and graduated from Camden-Rockport in 1966. He was an outstanding basketball athlete, and at the time of graduation he was the area counties scoring leader with over 1,400 total high school points. Earle served in the US Army with a duty tour in Vietnam in 1968 before returning to his lifetime residence in Rockport. He worked at the Camden Tannery Company for 25 years and retired at the Mid Coast Solid Waste company after 21 years on February 6, 2020. Skipper was an avid golfer at the Goose River course for many years and had lots of golfing buddies.
Earle is survived by his brother Ken Wentworth Jr. and his wife Pat of Kansas City Missouri. His nieces and nephews; Debra Wentworth and Tanya, their children Rhyia and Ayden, Karen and John Salas, their children Jianna and Alexa, Ken Wentworth III, children Jacqueline, Paulina, Brett and Jaxson. Kevin Wentworth and Martha, their children Kevin II and Tatiana, all of Kansas City Missouri. Cousins Marlene Dodge, Franny Mansfield, Richard Bradford, Dianne Moody and Darryl Wentworth all residing in Maine.
A special acknowledgement is made to Richard (second cousin) and wife Sandra (Sam) Mansfield, and Sydney Leach for their long-time support and friendship to Skipper over the years. Included also are very close family friends and frequent visitors of Skipper, for over 30 years, Richard and Connie Rios of Kansas City, MO plus Roy and Wendy Taylor of New Orleans, LA.
We wish to thank the doctors, nurses and staff at Togus VA medical center, Maine Health Home Care and Hospice for the care, love and support they provided Earle during his illness.
A graveside memorial gathering for family and friends at the Seaview Cemetery in Rockport will be held at a later date when the virus restrictions are lifted. Any offered donations may be made to the Rockport Fire Department.
A Memorial Tree was planted for Earle
We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ the staff at Direct Cremation of Maine