On May 26, 2023 with great sadness we announce the passing of Margie Dianne Smith Closson. Margie passed at EMMC at age 78 years.
Although at birth she was named Margie, throughout her adult life Margie went by the name, Marjorie.
Marjorie was born in Lincoln, Maine on October 8th, 1944 to Leone and Eugene Smith. She was predeceased by two sons: Stephen W. Gilman and Michael J. Gilman.
Marjorie and Lawrence Closson were married and resided in Bangor for fifty years. While married, Marjorie earned her Bachelor Degree at UMO.
She graduated with distinction. Following graduation, Marjorie worked at the Department of Human Services as a social worker until her retirement in 2007.
Marjorie Closson is survived by a sister Judith J. Husson of Dedham, Maine, a brother Eugene C. Smith and wife Cynthia Smith of Myers Town, Pennsylvania, a brother Ronald Littlefield of Sanford, Maine, a sister Ann Mercier of Windham, Maine, a sister in law Brenda Collins of Skowhegan, Maine, a brother in law David Closson of Kenduskeag, Maine, also several nieces and nephews.
There will be a private service for Marjorie at a later date. Those who wish to remember Marjorie in a special way, may make gifts in her memory to the: Bangor Humane Society 693 Mt. Hope Avenue, Bangor Maine 04401. Condolences to the family may be expressed at Brookingssmith.com.
"Dear Aunt Margie I will miss your sweet face and beautiful energy.
Love You, Kelley"
"Aunt Margie I will treasure fond memories of you from the times we spent together. A lot of 'the firsts' in my life were with you. Love Lisa "My Sister, You are so beautiful to Me. All My Love, Ann"
"Now you are with Stephen and Michael. Soar with the birds. I love you with all my heart, Ron"
"My earliest memory of my sister is when we lived in Bangor Gardens. A loud scream came from the furnace room. She had opened a shoebox, which contained my live frog collection. Rest in the arms of the Almighty! Love, Chris"
"When I saw your big beautiful purple - pink - white lilac blooms today, it brought back many fond memories of how much you love puttering in your gardens. I'll think of you now in your Heavenly Garden* judy- loves-margie"
"My life took a turn today with the loss of my lovely wife, who I will miss terribly. Marjorie supported me till the end. I could not have had a finer partner for the walk of life. Til we meet again, My Love, Larry"
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Although at birth she was named Margie, throughout her adult life Margie went by the name, Marjorie.
Marjorie was born in Lincoln, Maine on October 8th, 1944 to Leone and Eugene Smith. She was predeceased by two sons: Stephen W. Gilman and Michael J. Gilman.
Marjorie and Lawrence Closson were married and resided in Bangor for fifty years. While married, Marjorie earned her Bachelor Degree at UMO.
She graduated with distinction. Following graduation, Marjorie worked at the Department of Human Services as a social worker until her retirement in 2007.
Marjorie Closson is survived by a sister Judith J. Husson of Dedham, Maine, a brother Eugene C. Smith and wife Cynthia Smith of Myers Town, Pennsylvania, a brother Ronald Littlefield of Sanford, Maine, a sister Ann Mercier of Windham, Maine, a sister in law Brenda Collins of Skowhegan, Maine, a brother in law David Closson of Kenduskeag, Maine, also several nieces and nephews.
There will be a private service for Marjorie at a later date. Those who wish to remember Marjorie in a special way, may make gifts in her memory to the: Bangor Humane Society 693 Mt. Hope Avenue, Bangor Maine 04401. Condolences to the family may be expressed at Brookingssmith.com.
"Dear Aunt Margie I will miss your sweet face and beautiful energy.
Love You, Kelley"
"Aunt Margie I will treasure fond memories of you from the times we spent together. A lot of 'the firsts' in my life were with you. Love Lisa "My Sister, You are so beautiful to Me. All My Love, Ann"
"Now you are with Stephen and Michael. Soar with the birds. I love you with all my heart, Ron"
"My earliest memory of my sister is when we lived in Bangor Gardens. A loud scream came from the furnace room. She had opened a shoebox, which contained my live frog collection. Rest in the arms of the Almighty! Love, Chris"
"When I saw your big beautiful purple - pink - white lilac blooms today, it brought back many fond memories of how much you love puttering in your gardens. I'll think of you now in your Heavenly Garden* judy- loves-margie"
"My life took a turn today with the loss of my lovely wife, who I will miss terribly. Marjorie supported me till the end. I could not have had a finer partner for the walk of life. Til we meet again, My Love, Larry"
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