Members of the law enforcement community in southern Maine are mourning the death of Kim Maxfield-Fearon, a longtime administrative assistant for the Falmouth Police Department who also worked for several other area police departments.
Kim Maxfield-Fearon
Maxfield-Fearon died unexpectedly from flu complications on March 29, News Center Maine (WCSH/WBLZ) reported. She was 58.
Maxfield-Fearon worked in Falmouth for more than 20 years, as well as for the Portland and Gorham police departments, the station reported. Her husband, Lawrence Maxfield-Fearon, is an officer on the Gorham force.
Falmouth Police Chief Edward Tolan said Maxfield-Fearon was a healthy 58-year-old. In early February, she completed a run up 41 flights of stairs for the American Lung Association. A couple of weeks later, she went home sick, with flu-like symptoms.
“She’s just a wonderful person. I’m going to miss her,” Tolan told News Center Maine. “Kim had a lot to do here; she was the glue that kept this place together.”
A memorial service will be held Saturday at Gorham High School, beginning at 11 a.m., Tolan said. The public is welcome.
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