Floyd “Skip” Roy Lenfest Jr.

Passed: August 31, 2018

Floyd “Skip” Roy Lenfest Jr.

Passed: August 31, 2018

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Floyd “Skip” Roy Lenfest Jr. of Buckeye, AZ died August 31, 2018, at home after a lengthy illness.  He was born March 4, 1954, in Bangor, the son of Kathleen Jean (Sutton) Lenfest & Floyd (Skip) R. Lenfest.

Skip first lived on Dexter St. in Bangor until about age 7.  The family then moved to Eastern Ave. in Brewer where he spent the rest of his younger years.  Skip graduated in 1972 from Brewer High.  After graduation, he briefly spent time at Norwich University.  Following his return, he married Elaine Anastos (of Old Town) and worked at Coca-Cola and then later at Standard Electric.  In July of 1995 he married Janice Weatherbee (of Dover Foxcroft) and in April 1998 (after the snow/ice storm from hell), at the suggestion of his best friend Rob MacDougall, Skip and Janice moved to the Valley of the Sun, the greater Phoenix, AZ area.  He soon found himself immersed in the wholesale electrical industry once again.  Skip retired in his late fifties, alternating his retirement years between Phoenix and Carmel, ME.  He was a long time member of the Blue Lodge Masons & Anah Temple Shrine Club.  Skip loved football and was an integral member, playing middle linebacker, of the 1970 State Champion (ranked 5th nationally) Brewer High Witches team.  This team left its mark as one of the best, if not the best, high school football teams in Maine history.  The team was enshrined in the Brewer Athletic Hall of Fame in 2018.

Skip is survived by his sons, Floyd “Skip” Lenfest III and Alicia Horne of Phoenix, AZ.  & Samuel Lenfest and his wife Lindsay (Morse) Lenfest of Chandler, AZ.; his sisters Carol Somers of Deltona, FL and  Lisa Mayo & her husband Eric of South Portland, ME; and his brother Chris Lenfest & his wife Jody (Theriault) Lenfest of Hebron, OH.; and four grandchildren – Chance, Kaleb, Dashel, & Lincoln.

Skip was predeceased by his parents, Floyd “Skip” Roy Lenfest and Kathleen Jean (Sutton) Lenfest and his older sister Pamela Jo Lenfest Martin Clune.

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3 responses to Floyd “Skip” Roy Lenfest Jr.

  1. I was sorry to hear about Skip. I knew the family well as we were next door neighbors on Dexter Street. I did some babysitting for Kay and Skip. I believe they had just four kids on Dexter St., Pam, Carol, Skip and Chris. They were a very nice family. My sister , Susan, is still on Dexter St.. Susan, Connie (C.J.) and myself are the only members of my family remaining. Connie is residing in Dedham, put plans to move and I reside in Levant, Me. Give my sympathies to the family members. Nancy-Anne Mullaney Small

  2. Sorry to hear about Uncle Skip. Jeff and I will cherish the memories of the few summers we spent in Maine. The days at camp and towing us behind the boat on an inter tube will always be a classic to remember. Our thoughts will be with you Sam and Skip. If you are ever in San Diego please look us up. Big hug. Love, Jeremy

  3. Phil Kinney says:

    So very sorry to hear of this news just today, Jan. 9, 2019. I worked with Skip for several years and we enjoyed each other’s company at lunch many times. Skip helped me a lot at work and was always a friendly face and an encourager to me. Skip’s passing will be a reminder to me to maintain a life balance and to enjoy the present.

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