Sally Brotherton - March 10, 1960 - February 15, 2019
Lula Ruth "Sally" Brotherton of South China, Maine passed away the morning of February 15, 2019 at her home.
The middle child of Maryon Joyce Sweet and Lawrence Clyde Curry, Sally said she was naturally inclined to being sweet and spicy.
From her earliest youth, Sally was passionate about environmental, peace and social justice issues. Sally led by example, viewing all living creation as sacred and every person as valuable and worthy of love and kindness. She was a candy striper in her early teens which evolved into a rich career in community and mental health services.
At the end of her life, affiliations included the Augusta Area Non-Violence Communication practice group, Augusta Brain Injury Support Group, Augusta Area Women in Black (which holds a long standing peace vigil in front of the Lithgow Library on Fridays from 12:30 to 1:00pm, all are invited), and the NAACP.
Sally cherished her children and grandchildren. She is survived by daughters Michael Nicole Whitman of Norridgewalk and Stephannie Dawn Estes of Vassalboro, grandchildren Dakota Autum Estes, Savannah Rayne Estes and Charlie Josephine Allen of Vassalboro, Robert Jacob Conloque of Palermo and brothers Lawrence Clyde Curry of Albuquerque, NM and Charles Paul Curry of Richmond, VA.
Read MoreThe middle child of Maryon Joyce Sweet and Lawrence Clyde Curry, Sally said she was naturally inclined to being sweet and spicy.
From her earliest youth, Sally was passionate about environmental, peace and social justice issues. Sally led by example, viewing all living creation as sacred and every person as valuable and worthy of love and kindness. She was a candy striper in her early teens which evolved into a rich career in community and mental health services.
At the end of her life, affiliations included the Augusta Area Non-Violence Communication practice group, Augusta Brain Injury Support Group, Augusta Area Women in Black (which holds a long standing peace vigil in front of the Lithgow Library on Fridays from 12:30 to 1:00pm, all are invited), and the NAACP.
Sally cherished her children and grandchildren. She is survived by daughters Michael Nicole Whitman of Norridgewalk and Stephannie Dawn Estes of Vassalboro, grandchildren Dakota Autum Estes, Savannah Rayne Estes and Charlie Josephine Allen of Vassalboro, Robert Jacob Conloque of Palermo and brothers Lawrence Clyde Curry of Albuquerque, NM and Charles Paul Curry of Richmond, VA.
