IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Nathan

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Booker

Nov 19, 1933 — Sep 20, 2014

Obituary

Belgrade: Nathan A. Booker 80, died Saturday September 20, 2014 at his home surrounded by his family. He was born in Brewer on November 19, 1933 the son of Reginald, Sr. and Harriet (Hall) Booker. Nathan graduated from Brewer High School and earned his Bachelor of Arts in Business and Public Management from the University of Maine at Orono, he later earned a Bachelor of Science of Geology from Oregon State University. After serving in the US Navy, Nathan worked over 20 years as a Master Electrician. He was past president of the IBEW Union in Bangor. He later was employed in various capacities to include, Town Manager of Pittsfield, State of Maine energy office, and was a geologist for the State of Oregon. He returned home to work in the family business, Maine Internetworks "MINT" and retired in 2001. Nathan was a lifetime student and had a passion for learning. He enjoyed photography and geology and traveled extensively to pursue his quest for knowledge in many fields. Besides his parents, he was predeceased by his wife Eloise, a son Brian Booker, and 2 brothers Reginald Booker Jr., and Paul Booker. Surviving are a daughter Vicki Clewley and husband Timothy of Belgrade, sons, Timothy Booker and wife Cindy of Skowhegan, Mark Booker of Smithfield, and Paul Booker Sr. and wife Audrey of Harmony, stepson Brian Crawford and wife Keleen of Olympia, Wa., brother, David Lindsey Booker of Watsonville, Ca., sister Donna Herweg of Brewer, and 17 grandchildren many nieces and nephews. The family would like to recognize and thank Marjorie Monteleon of Southwest Harbor for her dedicated friendship to our Dad and to her family for loving and caring for him. There will be no services. Arrangements are by Wheeler Funeral Home and Cremation Services of Oakland. Www.wheelerfh.com In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Harold Alfond Center for Cancer Care P.O. Box 828 Waterville, ME. 04903-0828

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