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Jean Plourde

December 9, 1941 ~ December 16, 2025

Born in: Hartland, Maine
Resided in: Biddeford Pool, Maine

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Biddeford Pool – Jean Plourde, 84, passed away on December 16, 2025, in South Portland. Jean was born on December 9, 1941, in Hartland, she was the daughter of the late Edgar and Grace (Davis) Woodman.

Jean grew up in Hartland, graduating from Hartland Academy in 1959. She went on to purse her education at UMF, graduating in 1963. She was a teacher and went on to work for the State of Maine.

Jean was predeceased by her last husband. She is survived by her cousins, Florence Grignon of St. Albans, Debra Nurray of Newport, and Linda Witman of Carthage, NC.

Jean will be laid to rest in the Spring of 2026 with her parents at Pine Grove Cemetery, Hartland.

Arrangements are under the direction of the Conroy-Tully Walker Funeral Home of South Portland.

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  1. RIP: I will miss you, I’m sorry I wasn’t there to say goodbye. For over 35 years we were very
    Close friends and I will never forget all the good times we shared, the memories will stay
    With me forever.
    No more worries, no more pain.
    Always,
    Rita

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  2. Jean welcomed us to the neighborhood with generosity. She loved her pups and cats while also treating other critters to scrumptious snacks. Jean enjoyed sharing stories of her childhood and worklife. A favorite was how valued her mother was as a teacher; so much so that in order to keep her mom, the principal allowed toddler Jean to come along too. Being precosious, she quickly became a reader as her academic career began with a love for school.

    Being fiercely independent, Jean was well known for her work supervising former Home Economic offerings at Maine Tech Centers and running a successful landscaping business. As recently as this past birthday, she offered an opinion on the Anchorage Bay entrance garden which she kept up for many years.

    Even when challenged, Jean remained caring and would surprise one with her humorous, witty retorts.

    We will miss you! Judy and David

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