Maya Eva Linnell

June 27, 1994 ~ July 10, 2017
Fort Kent- Maya Eva Linnell, 23, of Fort Kent, died Monday, July 10, 2017 at Maine Medical Center as the result of an accident.
Maya was born in Manchester, Connecticut the daughter of Paul Linnell and Lori Ann Fournier.
Maya loved music, she played violin, guitar, and enjoyed playing the ukulele with her sister. She was on the robotics team in high school and was currently a mentor for the elementary school robotics program. Maya loved animals, especially her cat, Mooshoo. She loved jokes that are so unfunny that they are funny. She was known in her family as the "Pun Master" and would respond with "you've got to kitten me right meow". Maya was working her dream job as a counselor at a group home for people with mental illness. She was well known and loved in the community even though she had only lived in Fort Kent for a year. She always helped people, and would be honored in this moment, through the gift of organ donation, for this chance to help even more people.
Maya was predeceased by two grandfathers, Ronald Fournier and Richard Bouchard. She is survived by her mother and stepfather Lori Ann and Gary Bouchard of Fort Kent; a sister, Jolie Bouchard of Fort Kent; two brothers, Andrew Johnson of Fort Kent and Cody Linnell of CT; grandparents, Ann Fournier of Barrington, NH, Gladys Bouchard of Fort Kent, and Judith Moran of AL; nephew, Benjamyn Johnson of Fort Kent; many aunts, uncles and cousins.
At the family's request all services will be private. Arrangements are under the direction of the Conroy-Tully Walker Funeral Home, 172 State Street, Portland, Maine. To view Maya's memorial page, or to share an online condolence, please visit www.ConroyTullyWalker.com
Maya you are a beautiful soul.
– Jackie Ziegler
Maya. My heart is broken into a million pieces. I will always remember our art conversations over coffee at Barnes and Noble. I still sit in one of the chairs where we would talk just to feel close to you. And the times you would make me an origami which I kept and I will always keep close to my heart. I always told you how beautiful you are as many times as you heard that but your beauty is rare and your soul cannot be replaced.
– chrisgalagotis@yahoo.com
Maya, words can’t express how I feel learning about your passing. I still remember enjoying watching you play the violin on stage, conversing with you, watching movies and plsying gsmes when I would go over to your house in South Windsor. You were such a beautiful, intelligent and caring person; Heaven’s really lucky to have you. xoxo
– Sylvie Nadeau