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Jennifer Nisbet posted a condolence
Friday, May 18, 2018
There seems to be a common theme with the tributes for Sandy ~ fishing! When I first heard of his death, my immediate thought was he’s back together again with his brother – the other half of that fishing story. Sandy and Russ had something between them that was rare and beautiful. They respected and loved each other beyond words. And, they both lived to and loved to fish. They also had a very healthy competitive nature. One never knew what prank the other would inflict on the other. Catching the big one was a well thought out plan (most of the time) by sitting around the fly-tying table, shanty, ice fishing hole or near each other’s gardens planning their attack over a cup of coffee. Of course, there was no stopping either of them from dropping everything at a moment’s notice because they “heard” fish were being caught somewhere. The laughs they had and stories they could tell were innumerable. And, neighbors and friends never knew when a bag of fileted white perch or smelts would land on their doorsteps. Laurie and I became “fishing widows” quite often. Inevitably we’d be on the phone to each other laughing and giggling, too, over the silliness of “why are they fishing in the pouring rain?”. “It’s 30 below zero and they’re ice fishing.” “Have you heard from the men?” How ironic it was that they both died of a blood disease with similar paths of treatment and hospitalizations. The Chief Deputy of Maine Marine Patrol and the lobster fisherman are back together again. Laurie and I are again fishing widows and we will remain in touch. It’s highly doubtful either man will talk about anything they knew while they were here, but fishing (they were seldom skunked) and maybe the gardens . . . Happy fishing (and gardening), men! May the lakes, streams and oceans be plentiful and may you both be well after many years of battling a very ugly disease. Love to both of you but most importantly, Laurie and Ryan. Mrs. (Jennifer) Russell L. Nisbet, Jr.
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jon cornish posted a condolence
Thursday, May 17, 2018
Jon Cornish- Marine Patrol Sandy or as I addressed him Deputy Chief Nisbet was a very good man and someone I wish I could have gotten to know better. In my career with Marine Patrol I never heard an ill word about Sandy only positive attributes. I worked as a field officer for him when he was Division II Lt. and then Deputy Chief. Sandy was respected by the fishermen, his peers and the officers who worked for him. He will be deeply missed. Condolences go out from the entire Marine Patrol to the Nisbet family for your loss. May you find comfort in your fond memories of Sandy.
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Sandy Thomas posted a condolence
Saturday, May 12, 2018
Sandy. My local fisherman. I never knew when I was going to get a bag of fish on my door step. I always loved that they were cleaned and ready for the frying pan. In return Lee and I would bake beans and homemade bread. Going to miss those treats, however, will be thinking of you everytime I go past the public landing in Lincolnville, and when I kayak up Norton's pond into Megunticook. See you in heaven some day. Sandy and Lee Thomas
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Russell Nisbet posted a condolence
Saturday, May 12, 2018
Uncle Sandy, my only Uncle growing up. I'll never forget, when he was in the Maine Wardens Service, him pulling up in the driveway and talking through his PA Speaker instructing me " hands in the air., turn around slowly, interlock your fingers behind your head, drop to your knees,.." he was always fun and good for a laugh! One time, I think I was about 14, we were raking leaves at His parents house. A woman was jogging by and he says to her " hey, are you running to it or from it".... I laughed so hard. I have countless memories of laughing so hard my ribs hurt being around him! When I was 7- he started calling me Lynn... after about 4-5 times I finally found the courage to ask him why... he said "well I hear June ( his nickname for my dad) is going to Adopt you and wants to change your name to the next Russell in the family" MY EYES GOT really big, He says (well your Grandfather is Russell or Senior to some when we are all together, right!" "Your dad is Junior, or June to me, right" "well I've never heard of anyone being called Junior Junior or #3 because your name will become Russell Lingard Nisbet the 3rd, you know those cool Roman numerals at the end", my eyes still BIG, "Lingard ... Lynn! I've planned this all out... you never thought about that?" And that's when I found out I was going to be adopted! My dad was not going to put me through that hell so it was decided Russell Michael Nisbet! Love you Uncle Sandy!
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Kelly Judkins posted a condolence
Friday, May 11, 2018
Sandy was such an important part of our family. His unique humor, his advice and his vast knowledge will be greatly missed. Give Cameron a kiss for me ❤️