Tammy is survived by her beloved husband, Bunky her daughter, Chelsea McCurdy and husband, Matthew grandchildren, Grayson and Mia her siblings, Cindy Thurston and husband, Dylan Anderson, of Bar Harbor and children, Bradley, Morgan and Sophia a brother, Marc Lavasseur of Florida, and children Kyle, Abbie and Emily mother-in-law, Dorothy Dow of Tremont and many cousins. She was one of the first faces you would see at sporting events. Tammy found joy working with the public and helping people in need. She was looking forward to early retirement and more time with her beautiful grandchildren. She loved following the High School sports teams when her children participated.

She was so happy travelling, camping, and going on adventures with Bunky. Tammy loved to spend time with her family and cherished her children and grandchildren. Tammy started at the Jackson Laboratory and dedicated 28 years helping employees maneuver the Benefits Program, then moved to MDI Hospital where she has been working for 6 years. They then moved to Trenton and started the process of building a life around their children. They were thrilled to welcome their son, Jonathan, and daughter, Chelsea. Together they bought their first home in Ellsworth and started their family. While there she met the love of her life, Bunky Dow, a partner and soulmate for over 40 years. Tammy graduated from Lewiston High School, following graduation she attended Husson College and graduated with a bachelor's degree in business education. She was born March 20, 1962, in Lewiston the daughter of O'Neil A. Dow, 59, unexpectedly died on January 28, 2022, in an automobile accident. Hold your children, grandchildren, nieces/nephews, and siblings closely and tightly, and please help us carry the burden of mourning her loss.Trenton - Tammy A. Or please donate to PAWS animal shelter, where her beloved kitty and favorite snuggle buddy 'Piper' was adopted from. In lieu of flowers, please donate in honor of Evie at any Acadia federal credit union branch to help cover her medical and final costs. A public celebration will be announced on the Facebook page so many of you followed and supported her family through our darkest hours. Please allow her family time to heal the gaping wound that she left in our hearts, as we scramble and grope to regain the pieces of our souls that she took with her.Though we all know that the missing pieces are hers to keep, and they'll never be recovered.Ī private celebration of life ceremony will be held sometime in July 2023 for both sides of her family. Encouraged by peoples' laughs and smiles, Evie would stop at nothing to tease out more. Commonly known as the little blonde firecracker, Evie frequented the Music in the Park events throughout the summer with her Gigi and Memere, and she danced shamelessly. Her lust of life, zest, fearlessness, curiosity, boundless love, and the light she shined in an otherwise bleak world will never be forgotten. She was so deeply loved and watched intently by a vast and beautiful blended family. Frenchville - Evangeline Nancy Corriveau, born on July 24, 2018, passed away at Eastern Maine Medical Center on April 17, 2023, at the tragically young age of four years old after a sliding accident on Easter Sunday.Įvie is survived by her mother, Angie Rossignol, her father, Tylor Corriveau, her stepmother and stepfather, grandmothers and grandfathers, step-grandmothers and step-grandfathers, stepbrother and stepsister, half-sibling to be, her loving cousins, aunts and uncles, great-aunts and great-uncles, and finally great-grandparents.

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