Relatives and friends may call at Lajoie Daigle Funeral Home from 6-8 p.m. She was predeceased by her brother, Kenneth and her two sisters, Peggy Whitney, and Sandra Simon.Ī Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated 10 a.m.

Francis her two children, Scott Harvey and his companion, Ashley, of Rocky Hill, CT, Laurie Pelletier and her husband, Edgar, of Fort Kent one grandchild, Lanie Pelletier of Fort Kent one brother, Ray Pelletier of Bristol, CT many nieces and nephews. She is survived by her beloved husband of fifty-one years, Fernando Harvey of St. She loved spending time with her family, and especially being with her granddaughter. Patsy enjoyed knitting, word search, and playing cards with her family and friends. Francis, ME, died peacefully at Eastern Maine Medical Center in Bangor, on Augafter a long battle with kidney disease. She was born in Eagle Lake on December 8, 1948, daughter of the late Wilfred and Lenora (Michaud) Pelletier. Published in Bangor Daily News on SeptemEdward Thibeault. Francis - Patsy Harvey, 74, passed away on May 14, 2023, at a Fort Kent health care facility, surrounded by her loving family. “He exemplified the important role law enforcement can play in a community,” Tardy said. In addition to his kind, charismatic demeanor, Tardy said Greeley was a strong, intelligent leader who had a talent for public speaking “I remember how, as a legislator, even during the longest nights, he had a smile on his face,” he said. Regardless of the situation, Tardy said Greeley was fun to be around and had an infectious personality. Josh Tardy first met Greeley at the University of Maine Orono in the late 1980s and later served alongside him in the Maine Legislature from 2002 to 2010. Whether he was working in law enforcement, the Maine Legislature or displaying animals at the Bangor State Fair, Fournier said Greeley was genuine, kind and well-respected in the community. “He respected everyone in the community and they respected him.”īangor City Council Chairman Rick Fournier, who first met Greeley about 30 years ago, said the officer was a “media hound, but I mean that in the best way,” who was always ready to promote what he cared about. “He was the kind of police officer and leader you’d want,” Hale said. Greeley had worked for various Penobscot County police departments over his 32-year career, including Veazie, Penobscot County Sheriff’s Office, Brewer and Holden. I extend my heartfelt condolences to his wife, Donna, as well as his entire family and many friends.” His passing is a tremendous loss not only to the Holden Police Department, but also to the entire region. “Through his words as well as his actions, Chris demonstrated his devotion to others, earning him the trust and admiration of his officers and the affection of the community. “I last saw Chris just two weeks ago, while he was guest co-hosting WVOM,” Collins said. Susan Collins said in a statement that Greeley was an extraordinary law enforcement official and community leader, and leaves behind a powerful legacy of community service. He also was a Republican legislator in the House of Representatives from 2002 until 2010, when term limits prevented him from running for office again. Greeley’s scope of caring wasn’t limited to just the community where he worked. The program provided residents with food, gift cards, paper products, presents and cash during December. Greeley showed that caring for his community in several ways, including the 25 Days of Kindness that he began with a few hundred dollars and grew it to more than $25,000 last year, according to Holden police. “He truly understood community policing and cared deeply for the citizens of the town of Holden along with the people he worked with,” the police department said.

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