Marina D. Ames, 31, died unexpectedly in her sleep Saturday, April 13, 2002 at her home here.
Born in Rockland, January 21, 1971, she was the daughter of Maxwell H. and Elaine F. Ames. She attended schools in Westminster, California, and graduated from Rockland High School. She also attended school in Billings, Montana. For the past six years she has lobstered from Matinicus and Vinalhaven.
Pre-deceased by her father September 21, 2001, Ms Ames is survived by her mother, Elaine Ames-Brown and her husband Michael Brown of North Haven; her daughter, Adrianna; Andrianna’s father Charles ‘Chuck’ Williams of Vinalhaven; her fiancé’ Troy Ames of Vinalhaven; one brother, Marshal Ames and his life partner Tracy Bennet both of Rockport; grandparents, Beatrice Ames of Vinalhaven, Kathleen Morse of Rockland, Betty Brown of North Haven, Lavon Ames and his wife Vera of Camden; aunts and uncles, Cathy & Robert Oakes, Carolyn (Ames) & Randy Pitts, Lavon ‘Biscuit’ Ames, III all of Vinalhaven, Wanda & Clayton Philbrook of Matinicus, Lawrence ‘Hossa’ & Diane Anthony of Port Clyde, Carl & Candy Morse of Gulf Breeze, Florida; two nieces, Ashlynn, Kaylee Ames of Rockport; and one nephew, Maxwell Ames of Henderson, Nevada as well as numerous cousins.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Matinicus Island Rescue Service, Matinicus, Maine 04851 or the Ronald MacDonald House of Portland, 250 Brackett Street, Portland, Maine 04102
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Kathi Boudreau (Lemieux)
WOW!!! Complete shock. Marina, we had gotten back in touch in like 1999. Then lost touch again, and then I see this. To her family, my most sincere apologies. She was among my 4 or 5 best friends in high school. We were almost always together. I will miss not ever hooking up with her again. She would do anything for her friends. I truly loved her. I hope and pray Adrianna is in good hands; and will somehow remember how much her mommy loved her and how wonderful she was.We had the same shock with my brother, Mark Boudreau, in 2003. At 30, he fell dead at 4am with a thoracic aortic aneurysm. He was home alone and found by his wife 5 hours later when she returned home from work. He left behind 2 beautiful children, my niece and nephew.
The sudden death of a family member at such a young and WRONG time is something you never get over; you just learn to live with. It will take me a while to get over seeing this webpage. I came here with such high expectations of fun, and just got stabbed in the heart.
Marina, I will always remember all our fun times, and our black EVERYTHING!!! But especially our black drawstring purses.