Clara J. Beal - WATERVILLE, 91, Clara Jane (McCabe) Beal, passed away suddenly May 20. She was born April 5, 1920 the daughter of William S. and Lillian (Cain) McCabe.
Mrs Beal, a native of Harrington, Delaware, came to Maine after she met and married her Naval aviator husband following WWII. An energetic and independant woman, Mrs. Beal exemplified devotion to family, integrity, dignity and character. She often expressed her opinion and her expectation that things would be fair and "done right". Mrs. Beal possessed a very dry wit and sense of humor. She was a wonderful wife and mother who ran a very organized home. A dedicated and creative homemaker, she was a wonderful cook and talented seamstress and knitter who did beautiful handwork.
She is survived by her only child, daughter Pamela of South Portland. She was predeceased by her much beloved husband of 52 years, Stetson.
At Mrs. Beal's request there will be no memorial services.
Mrs Beal, a native of Harrington, Delaware, came to Maine after she met and married her Naval aviator husband following WWII. An energetic and independant woman, Mrs. Beal exemplified devotion to family, integrity, dignity and character. She often expressed her opinion and her expectation that things would be fair and "done right". Mrs. Beal possessed a very dry wit and sense of humor. She was a wonderful wife and mother who ran a very organized home. A dedicated and creative homemaker, she was a wonderful cook and talented seamstress and knitter who did beautiful handwork.
She is survived by her only child, daughter Pamela of South Portland. She was predeceased by her much beloved husband of 52 years, Stetson.
At Mrs. Beal's request there will be no memorial services.
Clara J. Beal - WATERVILLE, 91, Clara Jane (McCabe) Beal, passed away suddenly May 20. She was born April 5, 1920 the daughter of William S. and Lillian (Cain) McCabe.
Mrs Beal, a native of Harrington, Delaware, came to Maine after she met and married her Naval aviator husband following WWII. An energetic and independant woman, Mrs. Beal exemplified devotion to family, integrity, dignity and character. She often expressed her opinion and her expectation that things would be fair and "done right". Mrs. Beal possessed a very dry wit and sense of humor. She was a wonderful wife and mother who ran a very organized home. A dedicated and creative homemaker, she was a wonderful cook and talented seamstress and knitter who did beautiful handwork.
She is survived by her only child, daughter Pamela of South Portland. She was predeceased by her much beloved husband of 52 years, Stetson.
At Mrs. Beal's request there will be no memorial services.
Mrs Beal, a native of Harrington, Delaware, came to Maine after she met and married her Naval aviator husband following WWII. An energetic and independant woman, Mrs. Beal exemplified devotion to family, integrity, dignity and character. She often expressed her opinion and her expectation that things would be fair and "done right". Mrs. Beal possessed a very dry wit and sense of humor. She was a wonderful wife and mother who ran a very organized home. A dedicated and creative homemaker, she was a wonderful cook and talented seamstress and knitter who did beautiful handwork.
She is survived by her only child, daughter Pamela of South Portland. She was predeceased by her much beloved husband of 52 years, Stetson.
At Mrs. Beal's request there will be no memorial services.
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