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Stephen D. Thompson

E-Mail: lifework50@gmail.com

USPS: P.O. Box 263, Hallowell, Maine 04347

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& Those Who Can Say, "Limestone, Maine -- My Home Town"
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Thursday, September 29, 2011

Views of Our Past -- Limestone, Maine

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Homer Ward, Sr. and Homer Ward, Jr.'s Family Portrait

Homer Ward, Sr. and his Wall of Photographs

Top Row: Billie-Ann and Greg

Front Row: Homer Ward, Jr., Connie, and Julie

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Wednesday, September 28, 2011

The Ward Family Portrait -- On the Porch

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A Roadster being pulled out of the mud by a Model T

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Monday, September 26, 2011

The Noyes Farm founded in 1870

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The Kimball Hotel -- Main Street

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The Bangor & Aroostook Railway Station

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The Original Ward Farm Buildings

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The Trafton Home -- Main Street

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About Me

Stephen Thompson: In 1988 I was diagnosed with 4th stage lymphoma. After a major operation that took four hours, I recovered and then started my first chemotherapy treatment. While I was receiving my chemo, Nona, my wife, overheard three women talking about their attendance at a local HOPE Group in Portland. She spoke with the three women and as a result we started to attend H.O.P.E. Groups guided by Kenneth H. Hamilton, MD. The HOPE Groups and Ken's guided imageries played a major role in my healing and how I viewed life. We were friends with Ken until he passed away in 2022. A week before his death he challenged me to move his work further into the 21st century. I accepted the challenge!

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