Dorothy " Dot " Harmon

Dorothy Potter Harmon, 75, of Jackman passed away at her home surrounded by her family on September 3, 2018.

She was born in New London, CT, daughter of Carolyn and Dominic Feliciano. She was the wife of the late James Harmon.

Dot is survived by her daughter, Denise Kolreg of Fairfield, which who she made her home with and son Dennis Harmon of Houlton. She had four grandchildren, Keith Kolreg and his partner Kortnie Williams of Oakland, Erica Kolreg and her partner Trevor Martin of Jackman, Matthew Harmon and his wife Ciara of Bangor and Rachel Harmon of Orono. She also had a great grandson Benjamin “Benji” Kolreg of Oakland, who brought her smiles every day! She had several step grandchildren and step great grandchildren and several others whom she was a “Nana” to. Dot had a brother Donald Feliciano who is predeceased, a brother Michael Feliciano, sisters Carol Bennett and Terry Crawford. Also, Marion Potter DisCriscio and Patricia Potter Spino. She had many nieces and nephews, great nieces and nephews. Family was the most important thing near and dear to her.

She will always be remembered for sending cards for every special occasion to each and every one of them, which will truly be missed by all.

Having moved to Jackman in the late 1960’s, Dot quickly became an active member of the community. If there was an organization, she was a part of it! Her love for cooking and crocheting followed her throughout her life. Almost every job she had involved cooking! Her last place of employment was the Four Season’s Restaurant. This was her second home. Dot also will be remembered as one of the founding members and Queen Mother of the Moose River Valley Ruffled Feather Red Hatters! She was instrumental in resurrecting the annual 4th of July parade. Another endeavor of hers was the Farm Share Program. Not only did she help with distribution of the produce, she was able to see everyone and keep in touch with them. Dot made it a habit of keeping informed and acknowledging people’s accomplishments and other occasions by sending cards to people all over the United States!

A special thank you to Sandra Mack, Danielle Hale, Boyd Fortier and her granddaughter Erica, for making Dot’s last few years in Jackman easier.

A memorial service will be held at St. Anthony’s church in Jackman on Saturday, October 6 at 11:00 a.m. which will be followed by a grave side service. A Celebration of Life will commence at the American Legion Hall.

In lieu of flowers, the family has requested donations to be made to The Jackman Historical Society & Museum, PO Box 875, Jackman ME 04945.

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