Guestbook for Rhonda Real
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February 16, 2024 | Maureen McLellan - Litchfield, ME -- United States
My Dad, Jack Crosskill, had a small job at the pharmacy in Freeport after my Mom passed away. The Broad Arrow Tavern was his go-to place for a beer after work, specifically sitting at the bar and bantering back and forth with Rhonda for a good hour or more. She was the perfect bartender & was the reason many people kept going back. She was kind, happy, funny & upbeat. My Dad eventually drew in our whole family for many lunches and joyous gatherings filled with laughter, always with Rhonda waiting on us. She would hug my Dad whenever he came in, always treating him as someone very special, and eventually hugged all of us. She and my sister Karen became good friends & my brothers Scott, Chuck& Mike loved joking with her. To us, the Harraseeket WAS Rhonda. The Crosskill family will miss her very dearly. May she rest well and peacefully wherever her spirit brings her. We love you Rhonda. The Crosskill 5 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
February 16, 2024 | Scott & Nicole Cote_Crosskill - Fryeburg, Maine -- USA
I brought my father there MANY times for lunch and Rhonda always served us. She always greeted us with a hug and great conversation. She always gave my Dad a complimentary beer or dessert each time we went in. Just a lovely individual who made my Dad’s day and he so looked forward to seeing Rhonda and eating at the Broad Arrow Tavern. She also came to Dad’s 90th birthday party at the Sea Dog in Topsham. I had not visited Rhonda since my Father died a few years back and was extremely saddened by her passing. She will be missed by many.
February 16, 2024 | Chuck Crosskill - River Ridge, LA -- United States
My family was introduced to Rhonda through my dad, Jack Crosskill. He worked part time at a local pharmacy, and would go to the Harraseeket bar for lunch, where she would caustically entertain him as he would try tastes of different beers, eat a bowl of clam chowder, and get a free dessert of his choice. To us who got to know Rhonda through him, she was the face of the Harraseeket, and they couldn't have had a better interface with people. We all loved her, and she will be greatly missed.
