Marilyn Virginia Webb
1930 - 2016 (86 years)-
Name Marilyn Virginia Webb Birth 9 Jun 1930 Searsport, Waldo, Maine 
Gender Female Death 23 Jun 2016 Lincoln, Lancaster, Nebraska - HAYSTEAD, Marilyn Virginia Beloved wife of James Earnest Haystead, passed away on June 23 in Lincoln, Nebraska at the age of eighty-six after several years of living with Alzheimer's disease. Marilyn was born in Searsport, Maine to parents Stephen and Mildred Webb (nee Pine), and grew up in Lubec, Maine and Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada. She lived a full and active life including serving in the Canadian Air Force, working with the Boy Scouts of America, and recognizing the service and sacrifice of America's veterans. Prior to moving to Nebraska, she retired from Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Massachusetts where she worked for many years. A celebration of life ceremony is planned for a future date. Donations in her memory can be made to the Alzheimer's Association.
Published by Boston Globe from Jul. 9 to Jul. 10, 2016.
Person ID I17578 Hantsport Families Last Modified 5 Aug 2023
Father Stephen Harris Webb, b. 14 Nov 1902, Collingwood, Cumberland, Nova Scotia d. 8 Aug 1955, Halifax, Nova Scotia (Age 52 years) Mother Mildred Townsend Pine, b. 23 Jan 1903, Eastport, Washington, Maine d. 10 Jan 1983, Haverill, Essex, Massachusetts (Age 79 years) Marriage 1928 Boston, Massachusetts Family ID F6181 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family James Ernest Haystead, b. 27 Jul 1929, Halifax, Nova Scotia d. 27 Mar 2003, Haverill, Essex, Massachusetts (Age 73 years) Children 1. Living 2. Living 3. Living Family ID F6182 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 5 Aug 2023
- HAYSTEAD, Marilyn Virginia Beloved wife of James Earnest Haystead, passed away on June 23 in Lincoln, Nebraska at the age of eighty-six after several years of living with Alzheimer's disease. Marilyn was born in Searsport, Maine to parents Stephen and Mildred Webb (nee Pine), and grew up in Lubec, Maine and Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada. She lived a full and active life including serving in the Canadian Air Force, working with the Boy Scouts of America, and recognizing the service and sacrifice of America's veterans. Prior to moving to Nebraska, she retired from Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Massachusetts where she worked for many years. A celebration of life ceremony is planned for a future date. Donations in her memory can be made to the Alzheimer's Association.