1959
Vicki
2016
Vicki Harrington Gray
November 19, 1959 — January 27, 2016
A calling hour will be held in Brandon Funeral Home, 305 Wanoosnoc Rd., Fitchburg on Thursday, February 4, from 11:30am-12:30pm. A service will begin at 12:30pm. Burial will be held privately in Maine.
Vicki Harrington (Gray) passed into rest January 27th 2016 after an illness. She
passed in her home surrounded by her family. Vicki was born in Damariscotta
Maine on November 19th 1959 to Beverly (Baldwin) Gray, and Edward H. Gray. Vicki
was married to her husband Frank Harrington for thirty years. Together they have
nine children and eight grandchildren: Amy Amendola husband Guistin, Amber
Duarte husband Anuery, daughters Nicolette, Jocelyn, Gabriella, Isabella, and
Catalina. Frank Harrington and husband Kent, Joshua Harrington son Brandon and
daughter Savannah, Nickolas Harrington, Ashley Freeman and husband Bryce and
son Julious, Abigal Harrington, Adriana Harrington, and Mickey Harrington. Vicki
is predeceased by her sister Cindy O’Conor who has two daughters Christa and
Melissa Gallagher and will be missed by her sister Sharon Holly Thibodeau husband
Allen and daughters Megan and Katie.
Vicki was a loving homemaker for her husband and children. She grew up in
Woolwich, Maine and attended Morse High School in Bath Maine. She
loved music and enjoyed dancing. Vicki loved the beach and spent much time as a
young woman at Ried State Park and Popham Beach in Maine. She lived in Hampton
Beach, New Hampshire for a time and enjoyed being near the coast. Vicki was an
avid reader who especially enjoyed true crime novels and also liked to watch scary
movies. Vicki loved fashion and worked for a time as a sales clerk at Renny’s in
Bath, Maine. Vicki loved Angels and spirituality, but most of all Vicki loved her
family and friends; she will be greatly missed by them.
A calling hour will be held in Brandon Funeral Home, 305 Wanoosnoc Rd., Fitchburg on Thursday, February 4, from 11:30am-12:30pm. A service will begin at 12:30pm. Burial will be held privately in Maine.
Vicki Harrington (Gray) passed into rest January 27th 2016 after an illness. She
passed in her home surrounded by her family. Vicki was born in Damariscotta
Maine on November 19th 1959 to Beverly (Baldwin) Gray, and Edward H. Gray. Vicki
was married to her husband Frank Harrington for thirty years. Together they have
nine children and eight grandchildren: Amy Amendola husband Guistin, Amber
Duarte husband Anuery, daughters Nicolette, Jocelyn, Gabriella, Isabella, and
Catalina. Frank Harrington and husband Kent, Joshua Harrington son Brandon and
daughter Savannah, Nickolas Harrington, Ashley Freeman and husband Bryce and
son Julious, Abigal Harrington, Adriana Harrington, and Mickey Harrington. Vicki
is predeceased by her sister Cindy O’Conor who has two daughters Christa and
Melissa Gallagher and will be missed by her sister Sharon Holly Thibodeau husband
Allen and daughters Megan and Katie.
Vicki was a loving homemaker for her husband and children. She grew up in
Woolwich, Maine and attended Morse High School in Bath Maine. She
loved music and enjoyed dancing. Vicki loved the beach and spent much time as a
young woman at Ried State Park and Popham Beach in Maine. She lived in Hampton
Beach, New Hampshire for a time and enjoyed being near the coast. Vicki was an
avid reader who especially enjoyed true crime novels and also liked to watch scary
movies. Vicki loved fashion and worked for a time as a sales clerk at Renny’s in
Bath, Maine. Vicki loved Angels and spirituality, but most of all Vicki loved her
family and friends; she will be greatly missed by them.
A calling hour will be held in Brandon Funeral Home, 305 Wanoosnoc Rd., Fitchburg on Thursday, February 4, from 11:30am-12:30pm. A service will begin at 12:30pm. Burial will be held privately in Maine.
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