Dorothy Butler

Passed away peacefully at home after a long illness surrounded by her loving family. Dottie loved the ocean and going to camp and visiting family She enjoyed playing cribbage, Yahtzee, Ludo and cards with family and friends She enjoyed going to the casino. She loved having family gatherings, she enjoyed cooking for everyone.

She was predeceased by her loving husband (Jr.) Ernest David Butler Who lived in Hartland Maine and, her stepson Allen Butler as well as her parents Dorothy (McDonald) & Urban Legassie Sr. three Brothers Paul Legassie & Joey Legassie & Urban Legassie Jr. and one sister Vivian Bowden. She is survived by her children Mike Seekins, his wife Wanda, Paul Seekins & her stepchildren Philip Butler his wife Lois, Rhonda Southard her partner Tim, Cindy Webber, Dottie's siblings David Legassie wife Mona, John Legassie partner Cathy, Bobby Legassie, Louise Door, Edna Ross, Eleanor Boulier, Patty Baker, Donna Overlock Husband Dale, Vicki Legassie-Rice partner Rochelle, Cathy Blalack Husband Kevin, Dottie has 10 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren & many nieces and nephews that she loved dearly. She had a very special person, Brenda Crocker, who is known not only as a dear friend but as a sister. We would Like to thank all the residents & staff at Miller Square who were always so kind and loving to Dottie, they became family to her, we cannot thank you all enough for all the love, prayers and support to Dottie and our family -

A Celebration of Life will be held at 315 Harlow Street Bangor Maine Date-March 15,2025 starting at 12:00pm

In Lieu of flowers donations can be made to Patty Baker 315 Harlow Street apt. 209 Bangor Maine 04401 to assist the family. Dottie's passing leaves a profound void in the hearts of those who knew and loved her. As we mourn her passing, we also celebrate the incredible life she lived and the countless lives she touched. Her memory will live on in the stories we share and the love she so generously shared. Rest in peace dear Dottie. You will be deeply missed and forever remembered.