Rexford Thompson '01

Rexford David Thompson 44 of Brownfield, ME. Born June 4th, 1981. Took his life in the early morning hours of Sunday October 12, 2025. Rex was an accomplished arborist and stone mason who took pride in his work as well as everything he did. Owning and running Mainely Wood and Stone out of Brownfield, ME.

He was a loving father, son, brother, uncle, husband and friend. Rex loved the outdoors, often taking his children on magical adventures through the woods. You could always find him working on something in his garage. One of his prized possessions was his Dodge M37 named “Geoffrey”. Rex was always on a never-ending quest for knowledge and understanding, while always trying to better himself, those around him and the environment. Rex had a smile that lit up the room and a laugh that was contagious. He could spend hours talking about everything and was always willing to help anyone in need.

“No words can encompass the love and admiration we have for our brother. He was loyal, loving and always a phone call away. Our memories are all full of being outdoors, standing next to a vehicle while he was working underneath or having infinite conversations about everything under the sun. Every conversation was laced with sound advice, free of judgement and boundless love through all suggestions. The love he had for his family was unwavering and deep like an endless well. Our lives are forever changed, but his beautiful smile will burn bright forever in our hearts.”

Rex was predeceased by his daughter, Trinity Thompson, mother Mary Thurston, his grandmothers Jeanne Thurston & Irene Shoales, father-in-law Herbert Rollins, Jr. and his nephew Bert Rollins IV.

Rex is survived by his father David Thompson, his stepmother Lisa Thompson, his wife/life partner of 27 years Amanda Rollins, their children Caidince, Rexford, Reggie, Pai Mai, Eustace and Saiorse Thompson, grandchildren Cameron and Brayh. His brother Chris Thompson, sisters Aisha Rai Vien, and Rachel Thompson. Along with many other family members, friends and loved ones.

Rex was a beautiful person, who struggled with self love. Always giving to others… Let his life journey teach you to put yourself first and heal your broken heart. It is never too late to restart and seek help. People who care are available 24/7. Dial 988, there is no shame in needing help. All calls are completely confidential. Your family wants you here, no matter what you tell yourself. You are loved.