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Frederick Hodsdon Loring, 87, of Gray, died February 28.
He was born in Pownal, the son of Roy and Florence Hodsdon Loring, and attended Pennell Institute. He graduated from North Yarmouth Academy in 1936. On his first job of delivering grain, he met his wife of 43 years, Barbara Helen Fitts, of Stetson. Freddy was known as a strong man who held 100-pound bags of grain on each shoulder. He had a great love of gardening, woodworking, cooking and maintaining his home of 58 years. He was known as the camera man at Cole Farms' Corner Seat, taking pictures at the counter. In 1982, Mr. Loring retired from Crosby Laughlin after 40 years of dedicated quality-control service. His post-retirement job included working at Cole Farms making ice cream and Cole Farms Dressings. He also served on the School Board for several years. Fred was very fond of his two Maine Coon Cats.
He was predeceased by his wife; his sister, Margaret Small; and two grandsons, Frederick Loring Liberty and Tony Wesley Richardson.
He is survived by four daughters, Elizabeth and her husband L. Robert Adams, of Gray, Sandra and her husband Arthur Richardson, of Windham, Sheila and her husband Richard Hodgkin, of New Gloucester, and Linda Liberty, of New Gloucester; 11 grandchildren, 23 great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
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