Alford Buddy Blake

Alford “Buddy” Blake was a long‑time resident of Moscow, Maine, who lived on Wolf Mountain and belonged to the fabric of a small rural community. Public records identify him as a man in his mid‑60s at the time of his death on September 15, 2003. While the public record about his private life is limited, these details make clear he was a neighbor who kept to his property in a quiet part of the county.

Residents of small towns like Moscow often know one another through everyday things: local errands, familiar routes, and the rhythms of seasons. The records available about Mr. Blake emphasize his home and place in that landscape. His passing on Wolf Mountain took place where he lived, and the community remembers that he was part of the local life of central Maine.

Because there is no family‑published obituary or funeral notice located that matches his name and the exact date of death, many personal details commonly found in formal memorials (full birth date, immediate family lists, career biography, and tributes) are not available in public sources. What is clear from official records is the factual outline of his life’s end and the respect due to a person who lived and worked in a small Maine town. This remembrance holds to those verifiable facts while acknowledging the limits of the public record: Alford “Buddy” Blake was a real person whose life was lived in a particular place and whose loss was felt by neighbors and the community around Wolf Mountain.