She loved to dance and often told about how, as a young adult, she would walk from Waterboro to Ross Corner to a dance on Saturday night and later on, up until her knees became too arthritic, she would pick up her friends and take off for to a dance on Saturday night, sometimes after working a full day. Bernice loved her two 'grand-dogs', Sophie and Cali Binette, and snuck treats to them as often as possible.Bernice was a very independent woman, who worked hard, had a very quick wit and knew how to laugh and have fun. She enjoyed family get-togethers and was the 'official gravy maker' at the Gile Thanksgiving meal. Her friends were the recipients of her generosity and as they became unable to drive, she became their chauffeur, taking them to appointments, shopping and Bingo. She was a caring mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, always there with an offer to help.

Bernice was as tenacious as a Mama Bear when it came to her family and their well-being. During her childhood she lived in Waterboro, Sanford and Hollis.

Born in Waterboro, Maine, Bernice was the only child of Almon and Lottie (McKenney) Littlefield. Plummer Bernice Littlefield Plummer, our strong family matriarch of 94 years, went to a much deserved rest, with loving family by her side after a very brief illness.

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