Wednesday, September 12, 2007 - Bangor Daily News

BIRCH HARBOR - Marie T. Picard, 40, died Sunday, Sept. 9, 2007, at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, from injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident in Ellsworth earlier that day. She was born June 5, 1967, in Portsmouth, Va., the daughter of the late Anita T. (Thibeault) Picard and Joseph E. Picard of Escondido, Calif. She attended and graduated from Bangor High School in 1985. Marie was, at the time of her death, employed by Maine Coast Memorial Hospital as a dietary aide for several years. Marie enjoyed NASCAR, over the road trucking and her newest passion of motorcycling with the love of her life, Lamont. She also enjoyed exercising. In addition to her father, family members include the love of her life of 19 years, Lamont Rice of Birch Harbor; nine siblings, Cheryl Picard of Milford, Stephanie McKenzie and husband, Peter, of Birch Harbor, Jerry Picard of Sarasota, Fla., Karen Kirchman and husband, Ron, of Bradenton, Fla., Jeffrey Picard of Stratford, Conn., Rachel Bluing and husband, Henry, of Escondido, Calif., Michael Picard and wife, Terry, of Birch Harbor, Debbie "Doo" Picard of Bangor, and Joseph Picard and wife, Ruby, of Yokosuka, Japan; nieces, Ashton, Anita, Cassandra, Joanna and Jasmine; nephews, Brent, Michael, Alec and Jared, several cousins, two aunts, an uncle; and her four footed feline companions, Suzie Q and Zoe. Funeral services will be held 1 p.m. Friday, Sept. 14, at Bragdon-Kelley-Campbell Funeral Home, 215 Main St., Ellsworth, with Pastor Billy Renwick officiating. Relatives and friends are invited to call 11 a.m. until the hour of the service at the funeral home. After cremation, burial will be held privately at Birch Harbor Cemetery, Birch Harbor. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to SPCA of Hancock County, 141 Bar Harbor Road, Trenton, ME 04605.

Kelly K. "Dave" Colby - U.B.M. Member

"Dave" will be greatly missed by his family and so many friends. May you ride high in the big blue sky my friend. ...B.P.

07/19/2006 WOOLWICH ? Kelly K. "Dave" Colby, 43, of Middle Road died Wednesday, July 19, 2006, at Maine Medical Center in Portland from injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident.

He was born in Brunswick on Nov. 22, 1962, a son of Clarence W. "Bud" and Beulah E. Leavitt Colby. He grew up in Topsham, was educated in local schools and attended Mt. Ararat High School.

He worked in the automotive and motorcycle repair profession all of his life. He worked at Seacoast Auto Body and Vaillancourt's Auto Body before starting his own business, Colby Auto Inc., in Woolwich. At the time of his death, he was rebuilding and painting a motorcycle for his friend, Jessie Chandler.

He loved to work on anything with a motor, to take annual trips to Laconia Bike Week, his tattoos, collecting antique radios with his nephew, Joe, and his dogs Buddy, Sinbad and Tyson.

He was interested in computers and started the "Hatred Inc." Web site and was known as Hatred Inc. Hate. He also was a CB radio enthusiast with the handle "Violator."

He was predeceased by a brother, Robert W. Colby. Surviving are his companion, Jennifer D. Johnson of Woolwich; a son, Joshua K. Colby of Brunswick; three daughters, Ashleigh L. Colby and her companion, David J. Arsenault, of Lisbon, Caty E. Bowdoin of Woolwich and Carly Labonte of Lewiston; four sisters, Jackie Toth and her husband, Joe, of Brunswick, Glenda Basinet of Florida, Mona St. Pierre and her companion, Paul Warren, of Topsham and Penny Colby of Jackman; a grandson, John C. Arsenault of Lisbon; and several nieces and nephews.

He was also looking forward to the birth of his second grandchild due in September.

There is a memorial page up for Dave if you would like to leave a few words in his memory...

Sargent Corey Dan's Memorial Page

Gordon Hubbard's Memorial Page


The person I want remembered is my father Butchie Merritt.
He was a person who loved the outdoors. He built his log cabin in Brownfield himself.
He was a member of the UBM when he was murdered on Nov. 13th 1986 in Brownfield Maine.
He loved being a member and enjoyed every minute he spent on his bike.
I was 17 then and still miss him today as much as I missed him then.
I remember that Cindy Walker rode his bike in front of the Hurst at the funeral.
I just wanted to thank her for that!!
He left behind myself ,his daughter Lisa and my brother Scott.
He is missed greatly!


If there is anyone out there who has any fond memories or any pictures of my dad I would love to hear from you at mlturk@verizon.net

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Patricia Mikels
1965 - 2005
WILTON - Patricia "Patsy" Mikels, 40, of Village View Apartments, Wilton, died peacefully Friday, Aug. 5, at her home, due to complications of scleroderma, which she had been battling since 1999.

She was born June 30, 1965, in Farmington, the daughter of Daniel and Lorraine (Paradis) Maillet.
She was educated in local schools and graduated in 1983 from Mt. Blue High School.

She was employed as a customer service representative for a number of years at L.L. Bean.

Patsy enjoyed going statewide in North New Portland with the United Bikers of Maine every August and
especially enjoyed spending time with her nephew, Devin.

She is survived by her loving parents of Wilton; one sister, Celeste Campbell of Madison; two brothers,
Randy and companion, Donna, of East Dixfield, and Tim and his wife, Belinda, of Temple;
two nephews, Brandon Campbell of Madison and Devin Maillet of East Dixfield;
a special "sister," Marilyn Grant of Monmouth; a very special friend, "Aunt Joan"

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STEPHEN PAUL "PELSKI" PELTON

Visiting hours are Monday, Oct. 18th 4-7 at Hobbs Funeral Home, 230 Cottage Road, South Portland, where the service will be held 10 AM Tuesday the 19th. Motorcycles are encouraged for the funeral procession to Brooklawn Memorial Park after the service. Stephen Paul "Pelski" Pelton - 55, a loving father and grandfather died Friday, October 15, 2004 at Pine Point Nursing Home after struggling with cancer. He is survived by his brother Ron and wife Christine, daughter Satoria and partner Michael, son Justice and wife Jennifer, uncle Hobert and wife Rose, and granddaughter Anna Sofia and a grandson due on November 1st. He was born December 29, 1948 in Portland, Maine to James and Zelma (Miller) Pelton of Falmouth. He graduated from Falmouth High School in 1967 then attended the University of Southern Mississippi for two years before traveling west to California where he married and began his family. He traveled the world as a Merchant Marine out of San Francisco in the 70's and received an Electrical Technician Degree from Arkansas State University in the early 80's. In 1984 he and his family returned to Maine and took root back in his home town of Falmouth. Stephen was a Captain in the Casco Bay Power Squadron, a longtime member of the United Bikers of Maine, and a member of the Road Gluttons. Stephen enjoyed a lifetime love of motorcycles and travel, sailing and the sea, adventure and new experiences, but most of all, a love and devotion for family and friends. He was a biker, a sailor, an outdoorsman, an artist, a writer, an intellectual, a universalist, a dreamer, and a loving brother, father, grandfather, and friend. He will be missed greatly by all. Motorcycles are highly encouraged for the funeral procession to celebrate Pelski's unquenchable love of life.

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