m. 22 Dec. 1934
Marguerite Dumeny Kershner, 103, formerly of Chesterville, died Thursday, June 16, 2011, at Russell Park Living Center in Lewiston.
Marguerite was born in New York City on Oct. 23, 1907, a daughter of George and Anna (Murphy) Dumeny. Her father worked for Currier and Ives and they later moved to Maine. Marguerite graduated from New Sharon High School. She attended summer sessions at Farmington Teachers College and taught two years at Goodridge Corner School in Industry.
Marguerite returned to New York City with friends to attend and graduate from Butlers Business College. She was then secretary to the director of Yonkers Visiting Nurses Association. Marguerite returned to Maine to be married to Guy Roland Kershner in 1934. Marguerite and Roland owned a working farm in Farmington, Maine, until they retired to Chesterville Hill, Maine.
She had two children, Kathleen, born in 1935 and Lewis, born in 1946. Marguerite is survived by her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. (Morning Sentinel 6/19/2011)
Marguerite Dumeny Kershner, 103, formerly of Chesterville, died Thursday, June 16, 2011, at Russell Park Living Center in Lewiston.
Marguerite was born in New York City on Oct. 23, 1907, a daughter of George and Anna (Murphy) Dumeny. Her father worked for Currier and Ives and they later moved to Maine. Marguerite graduated from New Sharon High School. She attended summer sessions at Farmington Teachers College and taught two years at Goodridge Corner School in Industry.
Marguerite returned to New York City with friends to attend and graduate from Butlers Business College. She was then secretary to the director of Yonkers Visiting Nurses Association. Marguerite returned to Maine to be married to Guy Roland Kershner in 1934. Marguerite and Roland owned a working farm in Farmington, Maine, until they retired to Chesterville Hill, Maine.
She had two children, Kathleen, born in 1935 and Lewis, born in 1946. Marguerite is survived by her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. (Morning Sentinel 6/19/2011)
m. 22 Dec. 1934
Marguerite Dumeny Kershner, 103, formerly of Chesterville, died Thursday, June 16, 2011, at Russell Park Living Center in Lewiston.
Marguerite was born in New York City on Oct. 23, 1907, a daughter of George and Anna (Murphy) Dumeny. Her father worked for Currier and Ives and they later moved to Maine. Marguerite graduated from New Sharon High School. She attended summer sessions at Farmington Teachers College and taught two years at Goodridge Corner School in Industry.
Marguerite returned to New York City with friends to attend and graduate from Butlers Business College. She was then secretary to the director of Yonkers Visiting Nurses Association. Marguerite returned to Maine to be married to Guy Roland Kershner in 1934. Marguerite and Roland owned a working farm in Farmington, Maine, until they retired to Chesterville Hill, Maine.
She had two children, Kathleen, born in 1935 and Lewis, born in 1946. Marguerite is survived by her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. (Morning Sentinel 6/19/2011)
Marguerite Dumeny Kershner, 103, formerly of Chesterville, died Thursday, June 16, 2011, at Russell Park Living Center in Lewiston.
Marguerite was born in New York City on Oct. 23, 1907, a daughter of George and Anna (Murphy) Dumeny. Her father worked for Currier and Ives and they later moved to Maine. Marguerite graduated from New Sharon High School. She attended summer sessions at Farmington Teachers College and taught two years at Goodridge Corner School in Industry.
Marguerite returned to New York City with friends to attend and graduate from Butlers Business College. She was then secretary to the director of Yonkers Visiting Nurses Association. Marguerite returned to Maine to be married to Guy Roland Kershner in 1934. Marguerite and Roland owned a working farm in Farmington, Maine, until they retired to Chesterville Hill, Maine.
She had two children, Kathleen, born in 1935 and Lewis, born in 1946. Marguerite is survived by her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. (Morning Sentinel 6/19/2011)
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