Earlene Jane Andrick - Obituary

Earlene Jane Andrick(January 24, 1948 – February 9, 2025). Born and raised in Millinocket, Maine, Earlene attended Stearns High School and was married to the love of her life, Paul Andrick, for 59 years—a love story for the books. Earlene was known for her incredible talent as a seamstress; everyone in town relied on her for sewing needs, from zipper replacements to hemming prom dresses. Her phone was constantly ringing with people needing her help. Earlene had a very big heart for her cats, Bella and Edward, who will still be loved here on earth.

Earlene had a passion for strawberry picking in the summer, making caramel apples for Halloween, and going fishing up to camp. Despite her battle with Lewy Body Dementia, she found solace in these simple pleasures until she couldn’t anymore.

In addition to being a devoted family member and friend, Earlene was an active and cherished member of her community. She formed a close-knit coffee club with her dear friends Lanie, Linda, Carole, and Helena in Pamola Park. This group of remarkable women not only shared countless cups of coffee, tea, and conversations but also looked after the neighborhood children, creating a safe and nurturing environment for all. Earlene’s dedication to her friends and her community will be fondly remembered by all who had the pleasure of knowing her.

She is survived by her husband Paul Andrick, daughter Jolene Rogers and her husband Rick Rogers, daughter-in-law Sonya Andrick, her best friend since elementary school Barbara Ohina, her grandsons Chris Oliver, Nathan Andrick, Tyler Andrick, her granddaughters Brooke Conley and her spouse Jared Conley, Haley Cary and her spouse Sheldon Cary, her brothers Roger Seamans and sister in law Donna Seamans, and Dennis Seamans and sister in law Susan Seamans, her sisters in laws Mary Rideout, Jeannie Tibbitts, Sue Seamans and her beloved great-grandchildren Eliot Cary, Jasper Conley, and Bodhi Conley. She loved all of her nieces and nephews dearly.

Earlene was predeceased by her mother Bernice Nickerson, her father Bexton Seamans, her brother Steven Seamans, her sister Sandra Tibbitts, and her son Corey Andrick.

Now reunited with her son Corey, Earlene's legacy of love, skill, and generosity will live on in the hearts of her family and friends. She will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her.

A special thank you to Bethany Barker and the many In Home Care workers who took excellent care of her.

A graveside service will be held this Spring to celebrate Earlene's life. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to Bangor Humane Society, in honor of her memory.