Condolence: My heart broke to hear of Waite's passing. In 1975 I started to build my cottage in So Waldoboro. I worked for two weeks before having to return to the Boston area. In those two weeks, I think I came to the store on Main St. nearly every afternoon just before closing to buy the supplies I'd forgotten the previous day. After the third day, Waite offered me a store credit account. Coming from the 'big city', it was a lesson in Maine hospitality and good business. Every year after that, when I returned to Waldoboro in the Spring, I'd drop into the store and instantly be greeted by Waite from across the store not skipping a beat, saying, "Hi, Mike. How was your winter". Another lesson in Maine hospitality.

Waite and Mary ran a store and participated in community life in a style that enriched each of us who crossed their path. His loss leaves a big hole for me after these nearly 40 years.
Michael Donham,
Watertown, MA & So. Waldoboro

Condolence: Our thoughts are with the Weston Family at this time.

Condolence: Our deepest sympathy to all the family on Waite's passing. We will miss seeing him and his cheerful greeting at the post office. He was a very special member of the community and will be remembered fondly by many.

Condolence: I am truly sorry for your loss. Waite was a fraternity brother and very good friend of mine at UMAINE. He will be sorely missed.

Condolence: Waite Weston was a father figure and a friend to me. A more gracious, hardworking and straight shooter of a man never walked this earth. He was smart but humble, practical but not cheap and, above all, a loyal and decent friend, father and citizen. Summing up the measure of a person in a few sentences is a fools errand. But - suffice it to say - if the world had more Waite Westons in its midst, the world would be a better place.

Condolence: Tim,Thomas &Tiffany, sorry to read the loss of your dad. We had a chance to visit when he came north to Audrey Thibodeau's service. I worked and traveled with Aunt Alyeene at Kiddie Korner. I have many memories of your grandparents and parents. Our memories are forever in our hearts.

Condolence: We have really enjoyed knowing your dad over the years and are very sorry for your loss.

Condolence: So sorry to hear of Waite's passing. Knew him through Pete Weston and his beloved wife, Mary was my Home Economics teacher at Lincoln. Nice people, nice family.

Condolence: I'm so sorry for your loss. He was a great guy and will be missed by all those that knew him. May God bless and comfort you at this most difficult time.

Condolence: Waite and Mary were two of the first people we met when we came to Waldoboro in 1971. At the store and around town they were so very friendly and helpful to newcomers. We are so sorry that they are both gone. Wonderful people and fine representatives for the town.