Sign In
Katherine E Trull-Martin
Katherine Trull-Martin, 60, of Morrill, Maine passed comfortably on January 15 2017. Her legacy is not one that could be easily captured or described, as she was dynamic to the point of complexity. Kate loved her family and friends, showing a fierce generosity and protection of them. She was kind and gentle, yet knew how to allow a person to struggle without letting them fail. She was a teacher- of words, life, living and so many other lessons. She was remarkably strong and believed in knowing how to do things, even if you didnāt have to. She was a cowgirl, a reader, a poet. Kate worked hard in an industry where women were scarce, proved herself successful and became someone who was able to hire and train others. Many have reached out to say how Kate gave them a chance that changed their lives. She forgave flaws, while still expecting that we put forth our very best. Katherine was mother to two girls, Anna (Quattrucci) Keller and Regina Quattrucci. She was āNannie Kateā to five grandchildren: Katie and Dylan Keller, and Riley, Anna and Reid Woodbury. She loved her grandchildren fervently and they adored time with her; snuggling, singing, readingā¦ the love she showed was a timeless comfort. Kate is also survived by her husband Norman C. Martin and stepson Ben Martin. Also by her sisters Dawn Trundy and Pamela Mehuren. She leaves behind many nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews. She always held a very special place in her heart for Amy Dawn, who in addition to being her āpartner in crimeā in younger years, was by her side for so many of her last days, bringing her laughter and memories when she needed them the most. Our mom will be missed so dearly, by so many. It is hard to put into words the many different things that she was to such a myriad of people. We should all take solace in knowing that Kate can now go and be all of the things she was, and wanted to be. She loved and helped so many, and she can be happy now. A celebration in Kate's honor will be held at 3pm on Friday March 24th at Bowenās Tavern, 181 Waterville Rd, Belfast Maine. Please bring your very best stories and memories to share. Arrangements are under the care of Riposta Funeral Home Belfast, Me. Memories and condolences may be offered to the family at www.ripostafh.com If you wish to reach out to the family, you may share memories and condolences here or reach out to family through daughter Regina Quattrucci, 34 Fahey Street, Belfast, Maine 04915 or by email at saywhen9@gmail.com.September 20, 1956 - January 15, 201709/20/195601/15/2017
Tribute wall
T
Terry Armstrong
February 1, 2017
Continue Reading
Coffee and Cake was posted for Katherine E Trull-Martin.
Comment
Share
C
Carolyn and Philip Nedza
January 30, 2017
To Norman...Just wanted you to know that we are thinking of you at this difficult time. Although we never met your wife, we know how deeply you cared for her and how lovingly you spoke about her. We can only hope that your memories will give you some peace...in time.
... Continue Reading
... Continue Reading
Comment
Share
G
G.Parkinson
January 30, 2017
Dear Dawn,
Sending my heartfelt sympathy to you and your family at the loss of your wonderful sister, Katherine. I know you two were always close, always laughing. Your presence in her final days helped bring her great peace for the journey.
Kind regards, G. Parkinson...
Sending my heartfelt sympathy to you and your family at the loss of your wonderful sister, Katherine. I know you two were always close, always laughing. Your presence in her final days helped bring her great peace for the journey.
Kind regards, G. Parkinson...
Forget Me Nots was posted for Katherine E Trull-Martin.
Comment
Share
D
Donna Farrar Ladd
January 22, 2017
To my best and life long friend, even though we would sometimes go years without seeing each other when I heard from you we'd pick up as if we saw each other everyday. You were my first friend and I guess it stuck. We raised cane, rode horses every day all day for yea... Continue Reading
Comment
Share
N
Norman Martin
January 19, 2017
To Kathy
I don't like obituaries. They are too impersonal. Dates ,family members,residences work history
sometimes but not often they actually tel you who the person really was
This was you ; stubborn independent. probably the
kindest and most compassionate p... Continue Reading
I don't like obituaries. They are too impersonal. Dates ,family members,residences work history
sometimes but not often they actually tel you who the person really was
This was you ; stubborn independent. probably the
kindest and most compassionate p... Continue Reading
1 comment
Comment
Share
T
Tracy Rackliffe
January 21, 2017
R
Regina
January 19, 2017
Kate š
+ 4
Comment
Share
Loading story for Katherine E Trull-Martin