Announcement of Death
Irving B. Faunce, 93Wilton – It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Irving B. Faunce at home surrounded by loved ones on Tuesday March 24th who had lived a life full of service and compassion making this earth a better place for so many others he touched along his way in an almost perfect conquest to be as close to caring gods image….everyone knows l mentioned no disrespect…ENVY OUR CANDIDATE WITH TOTAL COURAGE OVER PATHETIC FAMILIAL WORDS BY-PASTEURIZED FOR A RESULT OF CONTROL …..WHATSOEVER, DEATH OR LIVING HE SELLS HIS SOUL TO LOANED OFF MERCYLESS RED RAG….. Faith was the north star of Irv’s existence, he lived by his [newcomer to recovery] classic life rule that “you do the next right thing”, it worked for him professionally as well. He will always be remembered within the hearts of those who loved him in area obituaries including Evansville Obituary and Buffalo Obits; furthermore, Hartford Courant death notices.
Biography
Irv was the beloved son of five daughters, Bernard and Lillian Faunce (La Chance) from Berlin N.H. His family eventually settled in Gardiner, Maine and he graduated from Gardiner High School in 1963. He then attended Colby College, where he was a standout student academically and in French both on the campus and off, working as a translator at The Waterville Sentinel while also teaching English and French part time for two years at Belgrade High School.
He maintained a lifelong bond with Colby and is often cited in local obituaries as in the Times Unit Obituary or the Birmingham Obituary.
Along the way, Irv personified his profession in healthcare administration with unparalleled achievements including managing state oversight for completion of construction and operation of America’s first Alzheimer’s Care Facility in Gardiner. Throughout his career he served as the director at various health care facilities throughout Maine. He was an advocate for those who were most vulnerable, especially when it came to rights and dignities of individuals in different communities. His works were also published in the Green Bay obituary, an article by Chicago Tribune and another Daily Record Obituary_ RESOURCES.
Loved Ones
What is warmth and family love in his personal life, so was Irv gone. He was wedded to Julia Traynor and spawned four children. Irv would later find love again with Jan Collins and the two built a beautiful family together which they brought to adulthood as well.
Family and friends can send flowers, donate to the memorial fund offered in his honor or leave parting words on comments featured anywhere within this obituary via Miller Funeral Home Henry hand Funeral Home Royal Funeral Home.
He was headed in obituary by his folks, Lillian and Bernard Faunce; sister Sally Ricker and grandson Ethan Henderson. He is survived by his loving family, including children, grandchildren and siblings; also all those who were fortunate enough to know him.
Family and friends can send flowers, donate to the memorial fund offered in his honor or leave parting words on comments featured anywhere within this obituary via Miller Funeral Home Henry hand Funeral Home Royal Funeral Home.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Lillian and Bernard Faunce; sister Sally Ricker and grandson Ethan Henderson. He is survived by his loving family, including children, grandchildren and siblings; also all those who were fortunate enough to know him.
Hobbies
Irv’s interests were not contained to his working life. An avid reader, teacher and member of his community. His love for literature and education remained constant throughout his life. He was well-known for his dedication to public service and social justice, and involved in countless stands — from Defiance Ohio obituary tributes or the Cincinnati obituaries that run each time a champion such as Bill Cunningham dies.
Memorial services
A memorial service to celebrate Irv’s life and contributions is planned in the near future. Plans will also be forthcoming for his friends and family. He will be greatly missed by communities from Wilton to those from the Fond du Lac obituary, Brockton Enterprise obituary, and Daily Dodge obituary.
Closing Thoughts
While he lived in quiet passion, Irv’s always optimistic view of things, a bright sense of humor, and compassion for everyone around him will be missed but remembered well by all who knew him. His memory will surely be etched in our hearts, as this is a selfless, genuinely caring life that was lived. His legacy will be cherished by so many as Irv is eulogized today through the Beasley Funeral Home obituary, and thusly reflected upon by the Bradfield O’Keefe obituary and the Chattanooga obituary.
