Gail M. Sargent

Born: Thu., Jul. 7, 1949
Died: Tue., Feb. 27, 2007

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Gail Morrison Sargent At age 57, Feb. 26, 2007, of Sumner, ME. Beloved wife of the late Ralph Sargent. Loving stepmother of Dean & Cherie Sargent of ME, & Heather & Lloyd Robinson also of ME. Loving daughter of Janet Morrison & the late Angus. Sister of Ainslee & her husband Ciro Mitrano of Everett, Bonnie & Richard Vinci & Scott Morrison all of FL. Survived by 6 loving grandchildren Gabriel, Nicole, Trevor, Anna, Charlie & Owen and nephews Michael, Adam & Nicholas & nieces Shannon, Danielle, Meloni & Ashley. Services will be held Saturday, March 3, at the First Baptist Church, on Church St., Everett at 11 a.m. Attendees may go directly to the Church on Saturday at 10:30 a.m. Relatives & friends are kindly invited to visiting hours on Friday from 4-8 p.m. at the Salvatore Rocco & Sons Funeral Home on 331 Main St, EVERETT. Memorials in Gail's memory may be made to the First Baptist Church, "Current Expense Fund", Church St., Everett 02149 or the Buckfield Rescue, P.O. Box 99, Buckfield, ME 04220. Interment will be in Damon Cemetery, Buckfield, ME at a later date.

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Lorraine Everitt
   Posted Wed February 28, 2007
It was on Monday night that I received a telephone call from Fran Brescia. She called to tell me that Ainslee called her to say that Gail passed away just moments ago. I was sad to hear the news but also relieved to know she is in a far better place now and at peace. Fran & I talked a bit more and then we hung up. In the meantime, Karyn & Michelle were at the table doing homework and they also listened to my call. Karyn asked me what happened. I told her that Gail passed away. She was a big confused as to who Gail was but when I told her it was Scotty's daughter and Mrs. Morrison's daughter, she somewhat remembered. A moment of silence and then Michelle asked, "auntie, should we pray for Gail?" I smiled and said, "no, not anymore, she's with Jesus." Without skipping a beat they both stood up and jumped up and down shouting, "yeah, yahoo". What a terrific response and what an awesome feeling and assurance that Gail is with Jesus. Thank you Lord for your special gift for Gail's friendship and thank you Lord for your extra special gift of eternal life with You. We will miss Gail but we shall meet again in heaven.....with Jesus. In Him, Lorraine, Karyn-Anne and Michelle Everitt