Georgia Louise Bustin was born in Penobsquis on July 5, 1908, and was the daughter of the Luther and Blanche (Goddard) Hall. As a young woman Georgia worked extremely hard along side her husband Sam on the farm. She could use a pulp saw, maintain the farm as well run the store and pump gas. She was a very unique lady whom always spoke her mind and often loud enough to be heard by others. To truly know Georgia was to love her. Through her strong exterior was a woman who had a great sense of humor once you got her going. Georgia was very independent and could be very stubborn at times. She always had very good health and never complained. She loved to crochet and make covers for hangers, eating out and taking long drives especially to the old farm; she never tired of the beautiful scenery. She lived a very long life and would have celebrated her 100th birthday in July. She will be sadly missed by everyone who knew and loved her.