Family members and friends say Virginia and Raymond Hutchins were a fun-loving couple. Shown in this family photo from the early 1990s, shortly after they were married, the Gouldsboro couple died in a murder-suicide on Thanksgiving Day, according to the Maine Department of Public Safety.
The home of Virginia and Raymond Hutchins, where the couple were found in an apparent murder-suicide on Thanksgiving day, according to the Maine Department of Public Safety in Gouldsboro.
Peninsula School third-grade teacher Susan Tenan worked with Virginia Hutchins while she was an education technician in Gouldsboro.
Lobsterman Lawrence Cowperthwaite, who was friends with Raymond Hutchins, at the Pickled Wrinkle, which was originally called the "Cat's Paw" and owned by Hutchins.
The waterfront in Gouldsboro, the town in which Virginia and Raymond Hutchins were found on Thanksgiving morning in an apparent murder-suicide.
Peninsula School education technician Rosalie Mitchell worked with Virginia Hutchins at the school, and carpooled with her after Hutchins became unable to drive herself to work because of health problems.
Bartender and cook Deb VanLieu at the Pickled Wrinkle, which was originally called the "Cat's Paw," and owned by Raymond Hutchins.
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