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APRIL 3, 2007 JOURNAL TRIBUNE A5 Obituaries Robert BUXTON Robert Edward Maxwell 39, of Pine Country Drive, died Sunday at his residence, after a battle with melanoma, surrounded by his family. He was born in Portland, on May 9, 1967, the son of Robert and Sylvia (Barnes) Maxwell. As a child he attended schools in Cape Elizabeth and graduated from Cape Elizabeth High School, Class of 1985. While in high school, he was the pitcher at the state baseball championships at Orono during his senior year. He served his country by enlisting into the U.S.

Army. He served from 1985 to 1993 and attained the rank of corporal. He went on to further his education at the University of Angelo KENNEBUNK Angelo "Rudy" D'Uva, 74, died Sunday at Southern Maine Medical Center. He was born Jan. 13, 1933, in Belleville, N.J., a son of Liberato and Belinda Cifelli D'Uva and was educated there.

He was a graduate of Belleville High School, Class of 1951 and came to this area in 1994. He served with the U.S. Navy during the Korean Conflict. On Sept. 4, 1954, he married Shirley Record in Belleville, N.J.

He was employed with while living in New Jersey, retiring in 1 1990. He was a member and Post Raynald BIDDEFORD Raynald Morin, 85, died Sunday at his home. He was born July 14, 1921, in Biddeford, a son of Alphonse and Medora Manseau Morin and was educated at St. Joseph School and St. Louis High School.

He served with the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II. On July 26, 1947, he married Rita Laliberte at St. Andre's Church. D'UVA ANGELO "RUDY" of Kennebunk, died April 1 in Biddeford.

Visiting hours will Maxwell Jr. Southern Maine and graduated Summa Cum Laude. He was a Social Studies teacher at Bonny Eagle High School for nine years. He taught Global Village, which is a freshman class, and Modern European History. From 2003 to 2004, he was a Buxton Little League Coach.

He enjoyed baseball cards and coins, working in the outdoors, recreational boating on Little Sebago Lake, and an dil avid history enthusiast. He is survived by: His wife, Yvonne (Fontenot) Maxwell of Buxton; his children, Kyle, Rachel, Edward and James Maxwell of Buxton; a step daughter, Nicole Brown of his parents, Robert Sr. and Sylvia Maxwell of Cape Elizabeth; two sisters, Laurie Lopriore of Conn. and Rebecca Maxwell of Scarborough; three step grandchildren; his motherin-law; four sisters-in-law; four nephews, four nieces and many other relatives, friends, and students. D'Uva Commander of the V.F.W.

in Kennebunk. He belonged to the Knights of Columbus 4th Degree Assembly 2327 in Limerick, the 3rd Degree Council in Lyman and was a former member of the Italian Heritage Society of Portland. He played the clarinet, was an avid Yankee fan and active church member. He was a Little League coach in New Jersey and also coached his son in hockey. He was preceded in death by: His son, Markangelo D'Uva in 2003 and by his parents, brothers and sisters.

He is survived by: His wife of 52 years, Shirley D'Uva of Kennebunk; one daughter, Felicia Valliere (and her husband, Brian) of Biddeford; one granddaughter, Chelsea Valliere of Biddeford; and one daughter-in-law, Christine D'Uva of N.J. Morin He had worked for Roval Chretien as a plumber and then at the Saco Tannery for 22 years, retiring in 1983. He was a member of St. Andre's Church, and was a life member of the V.F.W. post 489.

He enjoyed gardening and playing cards. He was preceded in death by: Two sisters, Theresa, and Yvette and by one brother, Emilien. He is survived by: His wife years, Rita Morin of Biddeford; one daughter, Suzanne Cote (and her husband, Rick) of Dayton; two granddaughters, Kelly and Erica Cote both of Dayton, several nieces and nephews. Death Notices House, Care of Development, 22 Prospect Nashua, N.H. 03060.

Arrangements are by Cote Funeral Marie BIDDEFORD Marie Rose Michelson, 82, died Monday at the Southridge Living Center. She was born in Biddeford on Nov. 11, 1924, a daughter of Pierre and Marie Rose (Descoteaux) Gagne and attended local Biddeford schools. She was married to the late Robert J. Michelson.

After moving to Massachusetts, she worked with local nursing homes as a dietitian for 20 years before returning to Maine. She was a communicant of Other Nathaniel SACO Nathaniel H. Whitney, 90, of St. Petersburg, Fla. and Ocean Park died peacefully March 30, 2007.

He was born in Westford, son of Nathaniel R. and Bertha Whitney. He was educated at Westford Academy. Nat, in his younger years. was a boxer in the Lowell Lawrence area and was a wrestler known as "The Scissors King." He was a race car who was known for having started the racing career of Hall of Fame driver Ralph Moody.

Nat was an avid tennis player in Ocean Park and at Seminole Tennis Club. He was a lifelong Unitarian and a member in both of his communities. Nat retired from 25 years at Bedford Va. Hospital. In the 1950s he was the first person to begin taking mentally ill patients out of the hospital to work in the community.

Many had not been outside for t10 or more years. In his retirement he maintained the Ocean Park clay tennis courts until he was more than 80 years old. He was predeceased by his lovely granddaughter, Rani Deaths Hans BERLIN Hans Filbinger, a former governor of Germany's Baden-Wuerttemberg state who resigned amid revelations about his past as a Nazi-era naval judge, has died, the state government said Monday. He was 93. Filbinger died Sunday at his home in Freiburg, a government statement said.

It did not specify the cause of death. Filbinger, a member of the conservative Christian Democrats, governed BadenWuerttemberg, a prosperous region in Germany's southwest, from 1966 until his past Michelson St. Joseph's Church. She also enjoyed gardening, knitting, cooking and trips to Ireland. She was preceded in death by: Her husband, Robert J.

Michelson; three brothers and two sisters. She is survived by: Two sons, Peter Dugay (and his wife, Mary) of Derry, N.H., and Robert M. Michelson (and his wife, Kathy) of Hollis; one brother, Homer Descoteaux of Shapleigh; 14 grandchildren; many great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Deaths Whitney Montoney. Nat is survived by his dear wife, Mona Whitney, of Petersburg.

He leaves his five children from his previous Joyce Thompson and husband Ron Houle of Ocean Park; Nathaniel Whitney and wife Chang Hong of Littleton, Todd Whitney and wife Kathleen of Largo, Fla. and Ocean Park; Judi Montoney and husband Michael of New Waterford, Ohio; and Kent Whitney and wife Jean of Sunderland, Mass. He leaves 14 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. He also leaves two step-daughters, Deborah and husband Anthony Chianese of Bethlehem, Conn. and Valerie Keirstead and husband David of Stafford, and four step-grandchildren.

A service will be held at Westminster Suncoast Health Center Chapel, 6909 Dr. MLK St. Petersburg on Friday April 13. A Memorial service will be held in June in Ocean Park. Donations may be made in his memory to Ocean Park Tennis, PO Box 7296, Nathaniel Whitney Memorial Fund.

Ocean Park, Me. 04063. Elsewhere Filbinger, 93 emerged as an issue in 1978, prompting his resignation in August of that year. It emerged that Filbinger served as a naval judge late in World War II. He argued that he had been following orders and claimed that he had succeeded in heading off the conviction of several soldiers.

He became a lawyer after the war and joined BadenWuerttemberg's state government as interior minister in 1960. He was a popular governor and succeeded in expanding his party's majority in the state legislature. About Obituaries be 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday, Home, Saco. Robert's children at Tru Choice FCU, at Hope Memorial Chapel.

A Mass of PO Box 10659, Portland, Maine Christian Burial will be celebrated at MAXWELL 04104. 11 a.m. on Wednesday at St. Philip's ROBERT EDWARD of Buxton died Church in Lyman. Burial will be in April 1 in Buxton.

Robert's family MICHELSON Laurel Hill Cemetery in Saco. would like to thank the people of the MARIE ROSE of Biddeford, died April Arrangements are by Hope Memorial MSAD community, Grace Bible 2 in Biddeford. A graveside service Chapel, 480 Elm Biddeford, ME church in Gorham and his friends and will be held on Wednesday, April 4 at 04005. Donations in Angelo's memory neighbors for their generosity, help 1:30 p.m. in St.

Joseph's Cemetery in may be made to: St. Philip's Church, and support. Visiting hours will be on Biddeford. Arrangements are by Hope 404 Goodwins Mills Road, Lyman, ME Wednesday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. Memorial Chapel, 480 Elm 04002.

at the Dennett, Craig and Pate Funeral Biddeford, ME 04005. Home, Rts. 202 and 4A (13 Portland) JALBERT Rd. in Buxton. A funeral service will be MORIN ALBERIE, formerly of Biddeford, died held on Thursday at 2 p.m.

at the RAYNALD, of Biddeford, died April April. 1 in Merrimack, N.H. Visiting Grace Bible Church, on the Deering in Biddeford. Visiting hours will be 6 hours will be held on 6 to 8 p.m. on Road in Gorham.

Burial will be later in to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, at Hope Tuesday at Cote Funeral Home, corner spring. A memorial service in addition Memorial Chapel. A Mass of Christian of Beach and James streets in Saco. A to the funeral service, will be Burial will be celebrated at 9 a.m.

on Funeral Service will be held on announced at a later date that will be Wednesday at St. Andre's Church in Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Cote held at Bonny Eagle High School. In Biddeford. Burial will be in St.

Joseph's Funeral Home. Burial will be at a later lieu of flowers, the family strongly sug- Cemetery in Biddeford. Arrangements date. Donations in Alberie's memory gests that memorial contributions be are by Hope Memorial Chapel, 480 may be made to: Community Hospice made to either the Melanoma Elm Biddeford, ME 04005. When It Comes To Your Local Community Events Nobody Does It Better! and listing the person's survivors.

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JUDE Thank You For Favor Received. My Request Has Been Granted. G.G.P. Defense says intruder killed Bridgton woman By JERRY HARKAVY tioned by investigators, he Associated. Press Writer denied ever having been at PORTLAND A man the house.

accused of murdering a She said the victim was Bridgton woman nearly 13 stabbed about 50 times, with years ago admits having sex many of the wounds to the with the victim but contends head, adding that investigait was another man who tors theorized that the killer repeatedly plunged a knife bled after being cut while into her, a defense attorney stabbing Perry. told jurors Monday. The prosecutor described In his opening statement how the victim's 12-yearin Cumberland County old daughter, Sarah, was Superior Court, Michael awakened by the attack and Hutchinson's attorney pre- went into the kitchen to find sented: a brief outline of the her mother's bloody body defense's account of events on the kitchen floor. leading up to the fatal stab- Marchese described how bing of Crystal Perry, 30, on Sarah, now 25, tried to teleMay 12, 1994. phone for help but got no Defense lawyer Robert dial tone, then ran a half Andrews said a man came mile down a dark road with through the door of the bare feet and dressed in a gle-mother's ranch-style bathrobe.

"Nobody opened home asking, "Where is it?" the door to her," the proseand Perry responded, cutor said. "Where is what?" Sarah Perry recalled the Andrews said Hutchinson events of that night as she stepped toward the intruder took the stand when the and saw a knife drop from prosecution began its preshis sleeve, at which point entation. Hutchinson retreated into The cold case was the kitchen to find a weapon revived after Hutchinson he could use to defend him- was required to provide a self. DNA sample when he was At that point, according arrested on a probation vioto Andrews, Hutchinson felt lation a few years ago. The a blow to the head.

When he state police crime lab said came to, "he saw a man his DNA matched that found kneeling in front of Crystal, in blood and semen on plunging a knife into her, Perry's body. over and over," Andrews Marchese said the prosesaid. cution case will be based in He said Hutchinson tried large part on circumstantial to stop the attack, but the evidence and testimony man left the home. The from forensic experts, defendant then drove home including a state DNA anaand "cried all the next day," lyst who made the match his lawyer said. last year and will testify that Assistant Attorney Hutchinson "is the only perGeneral Lisa Marchese told son in the entire world who jurors that while Hutchinson could have left the DNA at and Perry lived a mile-and- Crystal Perry's house." a-half apart, investigators Andrews said the sex were unaware that their took place at least an hour lives intersected before they before Perry was killed.

He were linked through genetic told jurors that while DNA evidence that surfaced 12 can prove that Hutchinson after the slaying. was in the house, it does not years Marchese said that when show that he caused anythe defendant was ques- one's death. Law makes domestic-worker firms comply with wage rules AUGUSTA (AP) domestic worker services, a Domestic workers' wages bill was submitted to make it under labor laws are at issue in clear that those for-profit busia bill signed into law by Gov. nesses are not exempt from the John Baldacci. wage and overtime laws, said The bill clarifies current the sponsor, Rep.

Ann Haskell, Maine law that applies to D-Portland. domestics. If working individ- The bill was submitted for ually, domestics continue to be the state Labor Department, exempt from overtime and and Haskell said Monday there minimum wage laws. was no opposition to it. But now, with more busi- Baldacci signed the bill last nesses appearing that provide Thursday.

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