Beryl Edith Mansfield Dubay passed away after a long illness in Tujunga, Calif., on Sept. 9, 2014.
She was born the 5th child of , both born in JonesportEdna Kelley Mansfield and Harvey Foster Mansfield in East Machias on Oct. 9, 1922. She spent most of her childhood in South Portland and graduated from South Portland High School in 1939. After graduating from business college in Portland, she worked at the Naval Station in Portsmouth, N.H., until her marriage to Bernard William Dubay on Oct. 19, 1943.
During her years as a mother and wife, Beryl and Bernard lived in Madison, Cape Elizabeth and South Portland, and Montpelier, Vt. Beryl worked as an administrative assistant at the Union Mutual Insurance Company in Portland, then moved on to work for several Banking and Insurance commissioners in Montpelier. Finally, after working in the Barnstable County Superintendent's Office on Cape Cod, she retired to pursue travel plans and to spend time with family and friends around the country. After being widowed in 2002, she spent much time in Essex Junction, Vt., and Glendale, Calif.
Beryl is survived by her daughter Karen Holly of Ventura, Calif., her son James of Carson City, Nev., her daughter Margaret and son-in-law Todd Centybear of Essex Junction, Vt., her son Brad (Bernard Junior) of South Dennis, Mass., and her son Kenneth of Burbank, Calif. She is also survived by eight grandsons, Hans Hoeg and his wife Shannon of Washington, D.C., Andrew Centybear and his wife Tara Smith of Cardiff-by-the Sea, Calif., Braden Holly and his wife Marianne of La Crescenta, Calif., Nathan Centybear and his wife Yurie of Essex Junction, Vt., Adam Dubay of Tennessee, Chad Dubay, Jared Dubay, and Alex Dubay, all of Sugarhill, Ga.; two nieces, Nancy Rice of Andover, Mass., and Susan Mansfield of Woonsocket, R.I., and one nephew, Harvey Mansfield of Callaway, Md.
She was predeceased by her husband of 59 years, Bernard Dubay; two sisters, Lois Rice and Alwynne Patterson, and two brothers, George Mansfield and Irving Mansfield.
A graveside memorial service will be held at the Congregational Cemetery, 533 Spurwink Ave., Cape Elizabeth on Nov. 8, at 12 p.m., followed by a gathering of family and friends (location TBA) after the service and burial. Initial arrangements were handled by Crippen Mortuary, Honolulu St., La Crescenta, Calif.
Condolences to the family may be sent to: 30 Woods End Drive, Essex Junction, Vermont or to [email protected].
In lieu of flowers, donations in Beryl's name may be made to: The Haven of Grace (shelter for women and their families) 40 Coe St., Woonsocket, Rhode Island 02895
or to your local food shelf.
Published in Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram on Nov. 5, 2014.
1930 Federal Census for 189 Anthoine Street, South Portland, Cumberland, Maine: George F. Kelley, age 36, Occupation: auditor; hotel, wife Katherine, age 37, Eric, age 14, Donald, age 13, Gordon, age 11, John, age 8, George, age 7, brother in law Harvey Mansfield, age 45, Occupation: manager; life insurance, sister Edna Mansfield, age 42, nephew Irving Mansfield, age 11, niece Beryl Mansfield, age 7, all born in Maine.
1939- South Portland High School yearbook.
1940 Federal Census for 53 Mitchell Road, South Portland, Cumberland, Maine: Harvey F. Mansfield, age 55, Occupation: salesman; retail mens' tailored suits, wife Edna Mansfield, age 52, daughter Alwynne E, age 32, Occupation: teacher, son George F, age 30, Occupation: shipper, son Irving H, age 21, Occupation: order clerk; hardware, daughter Beryl Mansfield, age 17, all born in Maine.
1943- New Hampshire intention of marriage dated Oct. 19th: Bernard William Duboy(sic), 22, born in St. Stephens, NB, Canada, Occupation: U.S. Army, of 129 South Street, Calais, Maine and Beryl Edith Mansfield, 21, Occupation: stenographer, born in East Machias, of 499 South Street, Portsmouth, NH. His parents: James Edmund Duboy, railroad engineer, born in Old Town, and Florence Gertrude McLain, born in Calais, both of Calais. Her parents: Harvey Foster Mansfield, 58, storekeeper, and Edna Leo(sic) Kelley, 56, both born in Jonesport, both of Portland. Married same day by Rev. Francis E. Butler.
She was born the 5th child of , both born in JonesportEdna Kelley Mansfield and Harvey Foster Mansfield in East Machias on Oct. 9, 1922. She spent most of her childhood in South Portland and graduated from South Portland High School in 1939. After graduating from business college in Portland, she worked at the Naval Station in Portsmouth, N.H., until her marriage to Bernard William Dubay on Oct. 19, 1943.
During her years as a mother and wife, Beryl and Bernard lived in Madison, Cape Elizabeth and South Portland, and Montpelier, Vt. Beryl worked as an administrative assistant at the Union Mutual Insurance Company in Portland, then moved on to work for several Banking and Insurance commissioners in Montpelier. Finally, after working in the Barnstable County Superintendent's Office on Cape Cod, she retired to pursue travel plans and to spend time with family and friends around the country. After being widowed in 2002, she spent much time in Essex Junction, Vt., and Glendale, Calif.
Beryl is survived by her daughter Karen Holly of Ventura, Calif., her son James of Carson City, Nev., her daughter Margaret and son-in-law Todd Centybear of Essex Junction, Vt., her son Brad (Bernard Junior) of South Dennis, Mass., and her son Kenneth of Burbank, Calif. She is also survived by eight grandsons, Hans Hoeg and his wife Shannon of Washington, D.C., Andrew Centybear and his wife Tara Smith of Cardiff-by-the Sea, Calif., Braden Holly and his wife Marianne of La Crescenta, Calif., Nathan Centybear and his wife Yurie of Essex Junction, Vt., Adam Dubay of Tennessee, Chad Dubay, Jared Dubay, and Alex Dubay, all of Sugarhill, Ga.; two nieces, Nancy Rice of Andover, Mass., and Susan Mansfield of Woonsocket, R.I., and one nephew, Harvey Mansfield of Callaway, Md.
She was predeceased by her husband of 59 years, Bernard Dubay; two sisters, Lois Rice and Alwynne Patterson, and two brothers, George Mansfield and Irving Mansfield.
A graveside memorial service will be held at the Congregational Cemetery, 533 Spurwink Ave., Cape Elizabeth on Nov. 8, at 12 p.m., followed by a gathering of family and friends (location TBA) after the service and burial. Initial arrangements were handled by Crippen Mortuary, Honolulu St., La Crescenta, Calif.
Condolences to the family may be sent to: 30 Woods End Drive, Essex Junction, Vermont or to [email protected].
In lieu of flowers, donations in Beryl's name may be made to: The Haven of Grace (shelter for women and their families) 40 Coe St., Woonsocket, Rhode Island 02895
or to your local food shelf.
Published in Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram on Nov. 5, 2014.
1930 Federal Census for 189 Anthoine Street, South Portland, Cumberland, Maine: George F. Kelley, age 36, Occupation: auditor; hotel, wife Katherine, age 37, Eric, age 14, Donald, age 13, Gordon, age 11, John, age 8, George, age 7, brother in law Harvey Mansfield, age 45, Occupation: manager; life insurance, sister Edna Mansfield, age 42, nephew Irving Mansfield, age 11, niece Beryl Mansfield, age 7, all born in Maine.
1939- South Portland High School yearbook.
1940 Federal Census for 53 Mitchell Road, South Portland, Cumberland, Maine: Harvey F. Mansfield, age 55, Occupation: salesman; retail mens' tailored suits, wife Edna Mansfield, age 52, daughter Alwynne E, age 32, Occupation: teacher, son George F, age 30, Occupation: shipper, son Irving H, age 21, Occupation: order clerk; hardware, daughter Beryl Mansfield, age 17, all born in Maine.
1943- New Hampshire intention of marriage dated Oct. 19th: Bernard William Duboy(sic), 22, born in St. Stephens, NB, Canada, Occupation: U.S. Army, of 129 South Street, Calais, Maine and Beryl Edith Mansfield, 21, Occupation: stenographer, born in East Machias, of 499 South Street, Portsmouth, NH. His parents: James Edmund Duboy, railroad engineer, born in Old Town, and Florence Gertrude McLain, born in Calais, both of Calais. Her parents: Harvey Foster Mansfield, 58, storekeeper, and Edna Leo(sic) Kelley, 56, both born in Jonesport, both of Portland. Married same day by Rev. Francis E. Butler.
Beryl Edith Mansfield Dubay passed away after a long illness in Tujunga, Calif., on Sept. 9, 2014.
She was born the 5th child of , both born in JonesportEdna Kelley Mansfield and Harvey Foster Mansfield in East Machias on Oct. 9, 1922. She spent most of her childhood in South Portland and graduated from South Portland High School in 1939. After graduating from business college in Portland, she worked at the Naval Station in Portsmouth, N.H., until her marriage to Bernard William Dubay on Oct. 19, 1943.
During her years as a mother and wife, Beryl and Bernard lived in Madison, Cape Elizabeth and South Portland, and Montpelier, Vt. Beryl worked as an administrative assistant at the Union Mutual Insurance Company in Portland, then moved on to work for several Banking and Insurance commissioners in Montpelier. Finally, after working in the Barnstable County Superintendent's Office on Cape Cod, she retired to pursue travel plans and to spend time with family and friends around the country. After being widowed in 2002, she spent much time in Essex Junction, Vt., and Glendale, Calif.
Beryl is survived by her daughter Karen Holly of Ventura, Calif., her son James of Carson City, Nev., her daughter Margaret and son-in-law Todd Centybear of Essex Junction, Vt., her son Brad (Bernard Junior) of South Dennis, Mass., and her son Kenneth of Burbank, Calif. She is also survived by eight grandsons, Hans Hoeg and his wife Shannon of Washington, D.C., Andrew Centybear and his wife Tara Smith of Cardiff-by-the Sea, Calif., Braden Holly and his wife Marianne of La Crescenta, Calif., Nathan Centybear and his wife Yurie of Essex Junction, Vt., Adam Dubay of Tennessee, Chad Dubay, Jared Dubay, and Alex Dubay, all of Sugarhill, Ga.; two nieces, Nancy Rice of Andover, Mass., and Susan Mansfield of Woonsocket, R.I., and one nephew, Harvey Mansfield of Callaway, Md.
She was predeceased by her husband of 59 years, Bernard Dubay; two sisters, Lois Rice and Alwynne Patterson, and two brothers, George Mansfield and Irving Mansfield.
A graveside memorial service will be held at the Congregational Cemetery, 533 Spurwink Ave., Cape Elizabeth on Nov. 8, at 12 p.m., followed by a gathering of family and friends (location TBA) after the service and burial. Initial arrangements were handled by Crippen Mortuary, Honolulu St., La Crescenta, Calif.
Condolences to the family may be sent to: 30 Woods End Drive, Essex Junction, Vermont or to [email protected].
In lieu of flowers, donations in Beryl's name may be made to: The Haven of Grace (shelter for women and their families) 40 Coe St., Woonsocket, Rhode Island 02895
or to your local food shelf.
Published in Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram on Nov. 5, 2014.
1930 Federal Census for 189 Anthoine Street, South Portland, Cumberland, Maine: George F. Kelley, age 36, Occupation: auditor; hotel, wife Katherine, age 37, Eric, age 14, Donald, age 13, Gordon, age 11, John, age 8, George, age 7, brother in law Harvey Mansfield, age 45, Occupation: manager; life insurance, sister Edna Mansfield, age 42, nephew Irving Mansfield, age 11, niece Beryl Mansfield, age 7, all born in Maine.
1939- South Portland High School yearbook.
1940 Federal Census for 53 Mitchell Road, South Portland, Cumberland, Maine: Harvey F. Mansfield, age 55, Occupation: salesman; retail mens' tailored suits, wife Edna Mansfield, age 52, daughter Alwynne E, age 32, Occupation: teacher, son George F, age 30, Occupation: shipper, son Irving H, age 21, Occupation: order clerk; hardware, daughter Beryl Mansfield, age 17, all born in Maine.
1943- New Hampshire intention of marriage dated Oct. 19th: Bernard William Duboy(sic), 22, born in St. Stephens, NB, Canada, Occupation: U.S. Army, of 129 South Street, Calais, Maine and Beryl Edith Mansfield, 21, Occupation: stenographer, born in East Machias, of 499 South Street, Portsmouth, NH. His parents: James Edmund Duboy, railroad engineer, born in Old Town, and Florence Gertrude McLain, born in Calais, both of Calais. Her parents: Harvey Foster Mansfield, 58, storekeeper, and Edna Leo(sic) Kelley, 56, both born in Jonesport, both of Portland. Married same day by Rev. Francis E. Butler.
She was born the 5th child of , both born in JonesportEdna Kelley Mansfield and Harvey Foster Mansfield in East Machias on Oct. 9, 1922. She spent most of her childhood in South Portland and graduated from South Portland High School in 1939. After graduating from business college in Portland, she worked at the Naval Station in Portsmouth, N.H., until her marriage to Bernard William Dubay on Oct. 19, 1943.
During her years as a mother and wife, Beryl and Bernard lived in Madison, Cape Elizabeth and South Portland, and Montpelier, Vt. Beryl worked as an administrative assistant at the Union Mutual Insurance Company in Portland, then moved on to work for several Banking and Insurance commissioners in Montpelier. Finally, after working in the Barnstable County Superintendent's Office on Cape Cod, she retired to pursue travel plans and to spend time with family and friends around the country. After being widowed in 2002, she spent much time in Essex Junction, Vt., and Glendale, Calif.
Beryl is survived by her daughter Karen Holly of Ventura, Calif., her son James of Carson City, Nev., her daughter Margaret and son-in-law Todd Centybear of Essex Junction, Vt., her son Brad (Bernard Junior) of South Dennis, Mass., and her son Kenneth of Burbank, Calif. She is also survived by eight grandsons, Hans Hoeg and his wife Shannon of Washington, D.C., Andrew Centybear and his wife Tara Smith of Cardiff-by-the Sea, Calif., Braden Holly and his wife Marianne of La Crescenta, Calif., Nathan Centybear and his wife Yurie of Essex Junction, Vt., Adam Dubay of Tennessee, Chad Dubay, Jared Dubay, and Alex Dubay, all of Sugarhill, Ga.; two nieces, Nancy Rice of Andover, Mass., and Susan Mansfield of Woonsocket, R.I., and one nephew, Harvey Mansfield of Callaway, Md.
She was predeceased by her husband of 59 years, Bernard Dubay; two sisters, Lois Rice and Alwynne Patterson, and two brothers, George Mansfield and Irving Mansfield.
A graveside memorial service will be held at the Congregational Cemetery, 533 Spurwink Ave., Cape Elizabeth on Nov. 8, at 12 p.m., followed by a gathering of family and friends (location TBA) after the service and burial. Initial arrangements were handled by Crippen Mortuary, Honolulu St., La Crescenta, Calif.
Condolences to the family may be sent to: 30 Woods End Drive, Essex Junction, Vermont or to [email protected].
In lieu of flowers, donations in Beryl's name may be made to: The Haven of Grace (shelter for women and their families) 40 Coe St., Woonsocket, Rhode Island 02895
or to your local food shelf.
Published in Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram on Nov. 5, 2014.
1930 Federal Census for 189 Anthoine Street, South Portland, Cumberland, Maine: George F. Kelley, age 36, Occupation: auditor; hotel, wife Katherine, age 37, Eric, age 14, Donald, age 13, Gordon, age 11, John, age 8, George, age 7, brother in law Harvey Mansfield, age 45, Occupation: manager; life insurance, sister Edna Mansfield, age 42, nephew Irving Mansfield, age 11, niece Beryl Mansfield, age 7, all born in Maine.
1939- South Portland High School yearbook.
1940 Federal Census for 53 Mitchell Road, South Portland, Cumberland, Maine: Harvey F. Mansfield, age 55, Occupation: salesman; retail mens' tailored suits, wife Edna Mansfield, age 52, daughter Alwynne E, age 32, Occupation: teacher, son George F, age 30, Occupation: shipper, son Irving H, age 21, Occupation: order clerk; hardware, daughter Beryl Mansfield, age 17, all born in Maine.
1943- New Hampshire intention of marriage dated Oct. 19th: Bernard William Duboy(sic), 22, born in St. Stephens, NB, Canada, Occupation: U.S. Army, of 129 South Street, Calais, Maine and Beryl Edith Mansfield, 21, Occupation: stenographer, born in East Machias, of 499 South Street, Portsmouth, NH. His parents: James Edmund Duboy, railroad engineer, born in Old Town, and Florence Gertrude McLain, born in Calais, both of Calais. Her parents: Harvey Foster Mansfield, 58, storekeeper, and Edna Leo(sic) Kelley, 56, both born in Jonesport, both of Portland. Married same day by Rev. Francis E. Butler.
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