Sandra C. Wiley, 72, died peacefully, surrounded by her family, following an extended illness, Sunday, March 8, 2015 at Pen Bay Medical Center in Rockport.
Born in Thomaston, March 13, 1942, she was the daughter of Maurice and Eloise Williams Crockett. She was educated locally, and was proud to earn her GED from Georges Valley High School at the same time as her daughter in 1980.
For over 20 years Sandra was employed with F.J. O’Hara in the fish processing plant. After the closing of the plant, she went to work for Tibbetts Industries, Campbell’s Market, and eventually retired from Park Street Laundromat.
Sandra loved animals, especially dogs. She owned many and cared for many more throughout her life. She was an active member of the ASPCA and the Pope Memorial Humane Society.
She was a very social person who loved talking on the phone with friends. Her daughter said she was a social butterfly and loved to go dancing.
She will be sadly missed by all who knew her.
Predeceased by her son Wayne Johnson in 2011; a sister Donna Willey; and her four-legged friends, Missy, Marty and Duke; Sandra is survived by her daughter Korena Morse and her husband Wesley of Warren; two granddaughters, Candi Johnson and her husband Chad of Thomaston, Carrie Searle and her husband Blain of Waldoboro; four great-grandchildren, Della, Sarah, Mary and Wyatt; her siblings, Walter Marr, Ruth Mariner, Andrea Flanders all of Warren, Ronnie Marr of Portland; her beloved dogs, Katie, Pookie; as well as her special friends, Cheryl Mooney, June Hebert, John Paul, Leatrice Marr, and Bonnie Bridges.
Born in Thomaston, March 13, 1942, she was the daughter of Maurice and Eloise Williams Crockett. She was educated locally, and was proud to earn her GED from Georges Valley High School at the same time as her daughter in 1980.
For over 20 years Sandra was employed with F.J. O’Hara in the fish processing plant. After the closing of the plant, she went to work for Tibbetts Industries, Campbell’s Market, and eventually retired from Park Street Laundromat.
Sandra loved animals, especially dogs. She owned many and cared for many more throughout her life. She was an active member of the ASPCA and the Pope Memorial Humane Society.
She was a very social person who loved talking on the phone with friends. Her daughter said she was a social butterfly and loved to go dancing.
She will be sadly missed by all who knew her.
Predeceased by her son Wayne Johnson in 2011; a sister Donna Willey; and her four-legged friends, Missy, Marty and Duke; Sandra is survived by her daughter Korena Morse and her husband Wesley of Warren; two granddaughters, Candi Johnson and her husband Chad of Thomaston, Carrie Searle and her husband Blain of Waldoboro; four great-grandchildren, Della, Sarah, Mary and Wyatt; her siblings, Walter Marr, Ruth Mariner, Andrea Flanders all of Warren, Ronnie Marr of Portland; her beloved dogs, Katie, Pookie; as well as her special friends, Cheryl Mooney, June Hebert, John Paul, Leatrice Marr, and Bonnie Bridges.
Sandra C. Wiley, 72, died peacefully, surrounded by her family, following an extended illness, Sunday, March 8, 2015 at Pen Bay Medical Center in Rockport.
Born in Thomaston, March 13, 1942, she was the daughter of Maurice and Eloise Williams Crockett. She was educated locally, and was proud to earn her GED from Georges Valley High School at the same time as her daughter in 1980.
For over 20 years Sandra was employed with F.J. O’Hara in the fish processing plant. After the closing of the plant, she went to work for Tibbetts Industries, Campbell’s Market, and eventually retired from Park Street Laundromat.
Sandra loved animals, especially dogs. She owned many and cared for many more throughout her life. She was an active member of the ASPCA and the Pope Memorial Humane Society.
She was a very social person who loved talking on the phone with friends. Her daughter said she was a social butterfly and loved to go dancing.
She will be sadly missed by all who knew her.
Predeceased by her son Wayne Johnson in 2011; a sister Donna Willey; and her four-legged friends, Missy, Marty and Duke; Sandra is survived by her daughter Korena Morse and her husband Wesley of Warren; two granddaughters, Candi Johnson and her husband Chad of Thomaston, Carrie Searle and her husband Blain of Waldoboro; four great-grandchildren, Della, Sarah, Mary and Wyatt; her siblings, Walter Marr, Ruth Mariner, Andrea Flanders all of Warren, Ronnie Marr of Portland; her beloved dogs, Katie, Pookie; as well as her special friends, Cheryl Mooney, June Hebert, John Paul, Leatrice Marr, and Bonnie Bridges.
Born in Thomaston, March 13, 1942, she was the daughter of Maurice and Eloise Williams Crockett. She was educated locally, and was proud to earn her GED from Georges Valley High School at the same time as her daughter in 1980.
For over 20 years Sandra was employed with F.J. O’Hara in the fish processing plant. After the closing of the plant, she went to work for Tibbetts Industries, Campbell’s Market, and eventually retired from Park Street Laundromat.
Sandra loved animals, especially dogs. She owned many and cared for many more throughout her life. She was an active member of the ASPCA and the Pope Memorial Humane Society.
She was a very social person who loved talking on the phone with friends. Her daughter said she was a social butterfly and loved to go dancing.
She will be sadly missed by all who knew her.
Predeceased by her son Wayne Johnson in 2011; a sister Donna Willey; and her four-legged friends, Missy, Marty and Duke; Sandra is survived by her daughter Korena Morse and her husband Wesley of Warren; two granddaughters, Candi Johnson and her husband Chad of Thomaston, Carrie Searle and her husband Blain of Waldoboro; four great-grandchildren, Della, Sarah, Mary and Wyatt; her siblings, Walter Marr, Ruth Mariner, Andrea Flanders all of Warren, Ronnie Marr of Portland; her beloved dogs, Katie, Pookie; as well as her special friends, Cheryl Mooney, June Hebert, John Paul, Leatrice Marr, and Bonnie Bridges.
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