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Name: Kathleen Voisine-Hafford
From: Fort Kent, Maine
E-mail: khafford1@fairpoint.net
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Mary, The Raymond family has been given a message re: your post. I am Aurel and Effie Raymond's grand daughter. My mom is Mary Ann Raymond. She is Reynold's sister and your Uncle Aurel's daughter. I sent you an e-mail and found you on fb. Just waiting for you to add me.
Take care and keep in touch.
Kathleen Voisine-Hafford 
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Name: Mary Raymond Holbrook
From: Brunswick, Me 04011
E-mail: mholbrook@suscom-maine.net
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My parents Wilfred & Mabel Raymond, are from Eagle Lake. They moved away in 1942, to Brunswick, Me. I still have cousins living there,the only name that comes to me is Raynold Raymond. His father and my father we're brothers.If any one knows him and sees this message please ask him to email me.I would love to get to know him and his siblings. Thank you
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Name: Tony Parent
From: St. John
E-mail: tonyparent@hotmail.com
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Hi everyone! FYI! Those who don't know me. I'm originally from Eagle Lake. Hoping to move back there soon. I can just see Jimmy going to the Board to appropriate money to install a gate to keep me out! LOL!! :thumbsup: Hi Jim! How is everything?
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Name: Doris [Daigle] Perreault
From: BURLINGTON CT.06013
E-mail: ddp4311@sbcglobal.net
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Hi I was born in Fort Kent maine but married someone from Eagle Lake. We have family living in both towns. We visit every chance we have,just love it there in the summer. Hi mona if u happen to see this. Would like to know more about the Perreault side of the family,any one who would like to share any information please email. We might be able to exchange information. KEEEEEEEEEEP WARM FOLKS. I hear its cold right now.
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Name: Catherine Magana
From: San Bernardino, California
E-mail: catherinemag@hotmail.com
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Hello to everyone in Eagle Lake. I am the grand daughter of Dr. Kirk who had a practice in Eagle Lake back in the 60's. I first discovered this website a couple of years ago. I signed in and heard from quite a few people who knew my grandparents.
Mr. Raymond from Northern Maine General let us know about the centennial celebration that was occuring for NMG in September of 2007. My cousins and I came to Eagle Lake for the celebration of that hospital that my grandfather helped start so many years ago. We had a wonderful time and stayed at the Overlook Hotel which was great. It was such a walk down memory lane for me to return to Eagle Lake after almost 40 years. I brought my daugter along so she could feel what it is like to live in that small town atmostphere.
Happy New YEar to everyone in Eagle Lake.
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Name: alvey pelletier
From: topsham maine
E-mail: alvey7707@netzero.net
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Wow, what a great site about Eagle Lake,the home town of my Dad, Herve Pelletier, born in Saint Francis in 1919 and lived in Eagle Lake for 10 years,Dad is still looking great and kicking a** on the wood pile in Topsham Maine.Dad is not puter savvy but if you want to be in touch, e-mail me and he'll love to hear from you.
Alvey Pelletier
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Name: Jessica Freeman Robinson
From: Cape Cod Massachusetts
E-mail: jlfw@ix.netcom.com
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My Father, Herbert Freeman, grew up in Eagle Lake
in the late 1800-early 1900's. I drove up to Eagle Lake a couple years ago to have a look see. I never knew any of my Dad's family until the last decade or so. I would love to see pictures of what it must have been like during his time of growing up. Anyone have photos to share with me....Jessica
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Name: J. Leo Plourde
From: Sidney, Me
E-mail: jplourde20@roadrunner.com
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Born & raised in E.L. Parents were Willie & Marie
Rose (Parent) Plourde. After there passing I was
raised by my maternal grandparents Octave & Anna
Parent. Attended St. Marys & Dirigo Schools. On to FKCHS. Always enjoy "going back home" for visits. Many fond memories of growing up in one of the most northern parts of 'the County'. Recall the days when the trains were running (steam engines) & the old train station with its
coal stove in the lobby. Also the sound of the
telegraph clicking away as that was the means of
coomunication back then.
Also can remember the school 'bazaars' as they were called & the winter carnivals down by
Dirigo School, usually set up for about Mardi Gras time. There was an ice rink. Older kids would dress up in costumes. Bonfires, food & drinks.
Still enjoy going 'up north' to visit with family & friends. The ride from about Patten to
Madawaska has got to be the most scenic & I always like to refer to it as "Gods' Country".
Of which I'm sure there are many others in this
beautiful land of ours, yet there is no other
place like HOME, your roots & where you're from.
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Name: Angeline Plourde Dumont
From: Windsor, Me
E-mail: angdmt@fairpoint.net
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I was born in Eagle Lake 1944 and moved 1954
went back to visit every year till I was 16
Been back a few times since Was there last year and it seams like home every time I visit.
Relatives were Plourde, Parent, Belanger, Smart
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Name: Sylvia Pelletier Michaud
From: Lebanon, Ct.
E-mail: smichaud@ucfs.org
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What a great idea to have people sign your guest book. I was born, raised, married and had all three of our children while we lived in Eagle Lake and moved to Ct. in 1987 for no reason other than jobs. I have not been to my beloved hometown this year, yet, but our daughters go up every year to see their Memere's and other relatives who still reside in the area. Yes, there is no other community like Eagle Lake. Our middle daughter Nora wrote an essay in college about Eagle lake and her professor said to her "You know I wish everyone had an Eagle Lake in their backgrounds, maybe the world would be a better place.How fortunate you are to have been born and spent part of your life in Eagle Lake." Well, here is wishing all the people in Eagle Lake the best and thank God you spent part or all of your life in Eagle lake.
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