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In Memoriam Patricia M. Blydenburgh 11/29/2025  
Patricia "Pat" Blydenburgh, 82, passed away on November 29, 2025, surrounded by the family she loved so deeply. Pat was born on July 9, 1943, in Southampton, New York, to Frank and Helen Marcincuk, both of whom predeceased her.

Pat graduated from Southampton High School in 1961 and continued her education at Vermont College, earning her associate's degree in 1963. She then spent a year at SUNY New Paltz with dreams of becoming an elementary school teacher-dreams she fulfilled after completing her Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education from Long Island University Southampton College in 1967.

It was at LIU, in a geology class in the fall of 1966, that Pat met the love of her life and best friend, Neil. They were married on July 1, 1967, beginning a partnership rooted in devotion, laughter, and unwavering loyalty. For Pat, Neil was truly her hero, her companion in every adventure, and the center of her world.

Pat began her teaching career as a first-grade teacher at Roanoke Avenue Elementary School in Riverhead, NY, where she taught from 1967 to 1970. In 1970, she joyfully stepped away from the classroom to begin her greatest calling-motherhood. She and Neil welcomed their son, Jim, in December 1970 and their daughter, Jill, in December 1971, and together they raised their family in East Quogue, New York. As her family grew, Pat welcomed her daughter-in-law, Kelly, and her son-in-law, Dan, each of whom she cherished as her own. In time, she became an adoring grandmother to Laura and Carrie, the beloved daughters of Jill and Dan-a role that brought her immeasurable joy. Her family was the heart of her life, and she approached that role with pride, humor, and endless, unconditional love.

A gifted home chef, Pat poured her soul into the kitchen. Her signature dishes were treasured family favorites that she prepared with love year after year. Her Polish-Ukrainian heritage shaped her cooking with warmth and tradition. Cooking was her love language, a simple and heartfelt way she showed her devotion. Her baking brought equal joy, especially her banana bread that her family looked forward to year after year. At Christmastime, her homemade Venetian cookies and almond pinwheel cookies became a much-loved annual gift to teachers, friends, neighbors, the mailman-anyone fortunate enough to be in Pat's circle.

Pat's creativity extended far beyond the kitchen. She was a gifted quilter whose work became treasured keepsakes for family and friends. She began quilting in the mid-1990s, teaching herself the craft with remarkable dedication. Pat loved attending quilt shows, studying patterns, and gathering inspiration, and she even entered several contests-earning ribbons for her beautiful, meticulously crafted designs. She also created one-of-a-kind family Christmas ornaments each year, lovingly made from Long Island duck eggs-unique treasures her family looks forward to hanging on the tree every holiday season. Each quilt and ornament she crafted was a true reflection of her patience, talent, and love.

In 2001, Pat and Neil moved to Florida, where she embraced each day as though she were "on vacation." Her Punta Gorda home was one of her greatest delights, especially the view from her lanai, where she loved sitting poolside and watching the lake sparkle like "diamonds" in the sunlight. She loved adventuring with Neil-sailing through the Caribbean and visiting the charming, lively spots dotting the Gulf Coast, always happiest at his side. She enjoyed gathering with her Florida circle for lunches, celebrations, and watching Neil's softball games. Pat also loved attending 50s concerts, entertaining friends, and dinners out on the water. Visits from Jim and Kelly, Jill and Dan, and her granddaughters brought her tremendous joy-enriching her days with laughter, heartfelt conversations, and the deep warmth of family. She had a deep affection for their dog, Joey-lovingly called her little "Poopsis"-who brought her so much happiness.

Pat will be remembered for her zest for life, her love of dressing up and celebrating, her generosity, and the hint of sass that made her uniquely unforgettable. Her laugh-warm, unfiltered, and absolutely contagious-was a soundtrack of comfort for everyone who knew her. She leaves behind a legacy of honesty, kindness, resilience, and deep love.

She will be profoundly missed and forever cherished by her family and all who had the privilege of sharing life with her.

Service Information

A visitation and celebration of Pat's life will be held on Thursday, December 11, from 1:00-4:00 PM, at: Kays-Ponger & Uselton Funeral Homes & Cremation Services 635 E. Marion Ave Punta Gorda, FL 33950 941-639-1133 www.kayspongerpg.com
In Memoriam Charles F. Richmond 11/13/2025  
Bethel - He was the son of the late Albert and Nellie Richmond, and brother to the late Donald Richmond and Evelyn Gordon.

Charles was born in New Bedford, MA, and grew up on a dairy farm in North Dartmouth.

Charles attended college at Norwich University, and graduated with an Army commission. He married his high school sweetheart Frances Rollins and served at Ft. Knox and Ft. Lewis.

At the end of his active service, he and Frances moved to Andover, Massachusetts, where he built his family home. His career in electro-optical instruments included senior positions at Avco and Kollsman, Inc. His interests included flying, sailing, camping, hiking and skiing. He centered his life on his family, and displayed love, generosity and quiet strength as examples to all who had the opportunity to know him. He found great joy in watching multiple generations grow and prosper.

He is survived by his wife Frances, four sons, Kirk, Scott, Gregg and Dean, nine grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.

A graveside service will be held at Spring Grove Cemetery located at 5 Spring Grove Rd. in Andover, MA on December 20 at 11 a.m.
In Memoriam Michael J. Sullivan 12/28/2025  
Michael Joseph Sullivan II, 82, of Andover, Massachusetts, passed away peacefully at Stone Hill, a senior living community in Andover. He was born on July 31,1943, in Lawrence, Massachusetts.

Michael was the son of William Sullivan and Marion Sullivan. He was predeceased by his older brother, William Sullivan and his wife Carolyn Sullivan, and is survived by his twin sister, Joan Medeiros with whom he shared a close and enduring bond, and her husband James Medeiros.

Michael was predeceased by his wife, Susan Bamford Sullivan of Andover, the youngest of nine Bamford children. He is survived by his daughter, Erin Beach, and husband, Asa; his son, Michael Sullivan, and wife, Katie; and his daughter Courtney Strekel, and husband Alex; his grandchildren, Asa, Natalie, and Sophie Beach, Mikey and James Sullivan, and Ben and Eve Strekel.

Together, Michael and Susan placed great importance on family and education. Their daughters attended Brooks School in North Andover, and their son attended Phillips Academy Andover, followed by Bates College, Middlebury College, and Amherst College.

A graduate of North Andover High School, Michael attended Norwich University, a private military college in Northfield, Vermont. Following his education, he began a 35-year career with Raytheon Corporation, working in the Missile Systems Division. Raytheon was the only company for which he worked. During his tenure, Michael spent three years living and working in Kuwait in the early 1980s. His youngest child, Courtney, was born during this time. Following Kuwait, Michael and his family resided in Camarillo, California, for three and a half years before returning to Andover where he remained for the rest of his life.

Michael maintained many longstanding friendships throughout his life. He remained particularly close to friends from North Andover High School, as well as those formed during his years at Norwich University and Raytheon Corporation.

He was a devoted father and grandfather who took great pleasure in attending his children's and grandchildren's sporting events. Michael was especially devoted to his second home in Stowe, Vermont, which he owned since 1980. He enjoyed skiing with his family during the winter months and biking and hiking in the summer. Stowe was a special place in his life, and all three of his children were married there.

Michael will be remembered for his dedication to his family, his professional commitment, and his numerous lifelong friendships.

Visiting hours for Michael will be held on Friday, January 2, 2026 from 4:00 - 7:00pm at Conte Funeral Home, 28 Florence Street in Andover. His funeral Mass will be celebrated on Saturday, January 3, 2026 at 11:30am at St. Augustine's Parish, 43 Essex Street in Andover. His burial will follow at Spring Grove Cemetery, 5 Spring Grove Road in Andover.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in his memory to the Alzheimer's Association or Norwich University.
In Memoriam Robert G. Callahan 12/17/2025  
Robert G. Callahan

November 21st 1947 - December 17th 2025

Robert G. Callahan of Marlborough died December 17, 2025 at 78 years of age, literally "surrounded by family." His health had been declining for some time due to complications from cancer.

He was the son of the late Joseph and Alice (Crook) Callahan, and leaves his wife of 55 years, Diane Prince Callahan. Robert and Diane met in the Band Room at Framingham South High School in 1963 - when Diane entered the room as a new Freshman carrying her clarinet, Sophomore Robert said to himself, "that's the girl I'm going to marry." After their first date, ice skating on Gleason's Pond, they courted through high school and college, and did indeed marry seven years after that initial premonition.

Robert graduated from Norwich University in 1970, where he studied Industrial Engineering. He served 10 years in the Army Reserves, and began his career working for a number of manufacturing, engineering and financial corporations. His professional orientation evolved towards computer programming and systems analysis, and he applied those skills pro bono on behalf of a number of not-for-profit groups - in particular for Emerge, an organization dedicated to providing counseling and education to prevent domestic violence.

Robert was passionate about his diverse interests. He read widely on topics including paleontology, geology and meteorology. He was active in Toastmasters, and took pleasure in preparing presentations for that group's regular meetings. Recalling his high school band participation, Robert loved music and took joy in encouraging others in their musical pursuits. He was devoted to the Patriots and to NFL football in general - an enthusiasm he shared with his mother Alice. After his father died, Robert and Alice spent many Sundays together, ready for some football.

Lacking siblings, Robert embraced Diane's family as his own. Together with Diane's brother, he built a large raft and a rowboat at the family lake cottage, and as "Uncle Bob," he inspired their nephews and nieces to share many of Bob's own passions.

Robert and Diane shared a love of hiking and the outdoors. They hiked Mt. Lafayette (a 5200' peak in the Franconia Range of the White Mountains) five times, and trekked Acadia National Park in Maine, as well as Yellowstone Park in Montana and Mt. Rainier in Washington. They nurtured their cats (most recently, Felix and Oscar), and enjoyed the life they made for themselves.

As Robert's illness began to demand full-time attention, Robert approached the situation as the Engineer he was at his core - trying to understand his body as a machine with failing parts. Sadly, those failing parts were critical to the mission.

Robert will be remembered by his family and friends with respect and affection.

A Funeral Mass is to be celebrated at St. Bridget's Parish in Framingham on Monday, January 5, 2026 at 11:00am.
In Memoriam Joseph F. Luzzi 12/23/2025  
Joseph Francis Luzzi Jr., 83, of Avon, a beloved husband, devoted father, avid outdoorsman, and proud veteran passed away Tuesday, December 23rd, 2025, at his home surrounded by his family. Born in Hartford to the late Joseph and Nancy (née Malentacchi) Luzzi, he was raised in West Hartford and graduated from Conard High School in 1960. Joe earned his B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Norwich University as a Cadet in 1964 and enlisted in the US Army. He was deployed to Vietnam, where he proudly served for 13 months as a 1st Lieutenant in the 557th Combat Engineers Company, attached to Military Assistance Command Vietnam. After his honorable discharge, Joe joined his father in their family construction company, JF Luzzi & Sons. This experience marked the beginning of a broad career as a Professional Engineer, a designation of which he was immensely proud. Joe loved hunting and fishing, especially in Vermont with family, friends, and a dog by his side. He was honored to be a part of the Luzzi Brothers Scholarship in Engineering at Norwich University, which still offers the scholarship today. Joe was a proud member of VFW Post #3272 in Avon. Besides his wife, Lynn, he leaves behind: his sister, Angela Meserve of Scarborough, Maine; three daughters, Dawn Driggs and Kristin Luzzi, both of Avon, and Paige Dominov and her husband, Paul, of Farmington; his grandchildren, Hannah and Carly Carpino, Grace and Molly Dominov, Jack and Thomas Driggs; and many nieces and nephews. Besides his parents, he was predeceased by his brothers, John, Peter, and James Luzzi. Joe's family will receive friends, Sunday January 18, 2026, from 2-4 PM at the Carmon Funeral Home & Family Center, 301 Country Club Road, Avon. There will be an informal time for sharing memories including a Tribute by the Officers and Members of VFW Post # 3272 at 3:30 PM followed by a Blessing by Pastor Ali Hager. Joe will be laid to rest with full military honors at the CT State Veterans Cemetery in Middletown, Connecticut, in May at the convenience of the family. Donations in Joe's memory and because of his long support for Veterans and their families, may be made to Tunnel to Towers Foundation, 2361 Hylan Blvd., Staten Island, NY10306, or Donationsupport@T2T.org. For directions or to leave condolences for Joe's family please visit: www.carmonfuneralhome.com

The Eagle has landed.
In Memoriam Gerald R. McCue 12/17/2025  
Funeral services will be held for Gerald McCue who passed away at the Meadows, on December 17th. Mr. McCue was the son of Gerald and Loretta McCue, and the husband of Patricia Abatiell. He is survived by 2 sisters, 3 children, 2 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren, and numerous extended family and friends.

He attended Christ the King school and Mount St. Joseph Academy, where he was president of his senior class, in 1948. He then attended Norwich University where he graduated in 1952, as a 2nd Lieutenant, in the U.S. Army. Upon graduation, he was assigned to the U.S. Army's Signal Corp in Italy, from 1952 to 1954. Mr. McCue was honorably discharged from the Army in 1954.

For the next 18 months, he worked as an electrical engineer for Westinghouse. He then decided to secure employment, within the management training program, of General Electric. He would remain as a manufacturing engineer for GE, until his retirement in 1989.

On November 5, 1955, he married Patricia "Patty" Abatiell, also of Rutland. The McCue's would remain married for a total of 66 years until the passing of Mrs. McCue in 2021. During his career with GE, Mr. McCue was assigned to manufacturing facilities in Lynn Massachusetts, Syracuse New York, Erie Pennsylvania, and Fort Edward, New York.

The McCue family resided in South Glens Falls, N.Y. after the Fort Edward assignment, for a total of 38 years. During this period, summers were spent at a second home at Lake Bomoseen. Mr. McCue was an active member of the Lake Bomoseen Association and enjoyed golfing at the Rutland Country Club. He would also spend his time with the local Boy Scout organization in South Glens Falls. In 1999, Mr. McCue and Patty would purchase a condominium in Naples Florida where he acted as President of his Homeowners Association for 4 years. The McCue's would eventually sell this property and return to Lake Bomoseen in 2017.

Visiting hours for family and friends will be held on Monday December 29, 2025 from 9:30 A.M. - 10:30A.M at Clifford Funeral Home.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Monday December 29, 2025 at 11 A.M., at Christ the King Church, Rutland with the Rev. Msgr Bernard W. Bourgeois as the celebrant.

Burial will be at a later date in Evergreen Cemetery.

Arrangements are under the direction of the Clifford Funeral Home. Online condolences at www.cliffordfuneralhome.com
In Memoriam Allen M. Potter 12/14/2025  
Allen M. Potter, of Essex, passed away peacefully with his family by his side on Sunday, December 14, 2025.

Allen was born on February 16, 1936 in Morrisville, Vermont, the son of Evelyn (Terrill) and Irving Morgan Potter. Allen grew up in Hyde Park attending Lamoille Valley Union High School and graduating from Lyndon State Institute in 1954. Allen graduated from Norwich University in 1958 with a Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering during which time he married Marilyn Graves on November 11, 1955. Allen completed his tour of duty at Fort Belvoir, Virginia after which they moved to Essex VT to raise their family.

Allen worked in the transportation construction industry as a Civil Engineer for his 38-year career; initially with the State of Vermont and concluding with FR Lafayette Inc. Allen was involved in the design, construction and maintenance for most of the major roads and bridges in Vermont.

Golf was his passion! During his 40 years of membership at Burlington Country Club he served on many boards and committees and was a Past President. Upon retirement he spent 20 years with the Vermont and New England Golf Associations serving time as Past President of both along the way. Allen was steadfast to supporting the sport. He was most proud of growing the game in Vermont, especially with the youth. Many of the youth golf camps and programs in Vermont are a result of years of his dedication. Amateur tournament participation has grown significantly over the years and the VGA scholarship program was very important to him. His legacy will carry on forever in Vermont golf.

Allen spent the winters in St. Simons Island, GA and was a member of the Sea Palms Golf & Tennis Resort. He met many great friends there with whom he enjoyed spending time on and off the course.

He enjoyed traveling and had many great memories from his worldwide trips. Two of his most memorable trips were to Australia and New Zealand and his cruise through the Panama Canal.

Norwich University was an important aspect of Allen's life. He served on the Board of Trustees and kept in touch with many of his classmates, attending many reunions. Due to his generosity and support of the university over the years, a Civil Engineering lab and a seat at the athletic field are dedicated in his honor. "At Ease" was a common phrase heard by the family growing up; especially at the dinner table with four rambunctious children! Allen lived by the Norwich University motto, "I will try"especially during difficult times.

Allen loved his family; he was so proud of his children and all of their successes in life. He was blessed with eight grandchildren and lived to see them all grow into successful young adults and parents. They all have cherished memories of their beloved "Bampa".

Allen is survived by his three children; son Eric Potter and wife Diana of Norton, MA, daughter Jodi Goliber and her husband Donald of Essex, daughter Kim Panton and husband Jeffrey of Williston; eight grandchildren, Meghan (Jamie) DeLong, Kyle (Shannon) Potter, Andrew (Jaclyn) Potter, Craig (Brenda) Goliber, Troy (Breanne) Goliber, Mitchell (Marguerite) Panton, Jamie (Sean) Rugg, and Brooke Panton. He was blessed with nine great grandchildren.


Allen is also survived by Pauline Regan, his loving partner of 12 years.


Allen was predeceased by Marilyn, his wife of 56 years in 2011 and his son Scott Russell Potter in 1979.



The family would like to thank the caring staff at Maple Ridge Assisted Living which he called home the past couple of years.


Visiting hours will be held on Sunday, December 28th from 2-4 p.m. at the Ready Funeral Home Mountain View Chapel, 68 Pinecrest Drive, Essex Junction. A private family graveside ceremony will be held in the Spring. In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to the Vermont Golf Association Scholarship Fund, 145 Pine Haven Shores, Suite 2172, Shelburne, VT 05482.


Arrangements are in the care of Ready Funeral & Cremation Services.
In Memoriam Judy T. Brook 11/20/2025  
The world lost a bit of its sparkle when Judy Tenney Brook slipped out the back door of this life on Nov. 20th. If you listen closely, you may still hear her humming Peter, Paul and Mary tunes or whistling while fishing off some rock.

She was a devoted daughter to Keith and Jean (Sunbury) Tenney, a loving and impish sister of Jon Tenney (Barbara) and her predeceased brother Jeff Tenney (Maggie). Her greatest love, pride, and joy were her two children, Megan Dorsey Goulet (Brian) and Walker Munro Brook (Ali Malone) and her granddaughters Maia, Sade, and Madi.

A proud alumna of Norwich University, she dedicated many years of her career to UVM Extension and the Laraway School at which she found her passion in working with young people and positively influencing their lives.

She was proud to be a former Miss Lancaster Fair. She could pick up any musical instrument-guitar, harmonica, violin, nose whistle and instantly play it as if she'd been practicing her whole life. She collected antiques not because they were old, but because they had stories. A lake was never to be ignored without a quick swim. She hand-stitched quilts, each one a quiet example of patience and devotion. Her grandgirls could tell you that the best 'Meme' sleepovers on earth happened in her home, in which bedtime was negotiable and fun was engineered with love.

She was a good friend to many, a joyful conspirator to some, and a master of creating delight in places where others might not think to look. She was just mischievous enough to make you wonder what she was plotting behind that smile. Though she has left this earthly plane, she left a trail of love, laughter, and unforgettable quirks for us to enjoy.

Adventurous by instinct, mischievous by calling, she had the uncanny ability to turn ordinary moments into a tale worth retelling. She believed kindness was the most important currency in the world, and she spent it freely on friends, on strangers, on anyone who needed a soft place to land.

Her last ten years or so were spent wrestling with the ugly disease of Alzheimer's, a thief that tried its hardest to rewrite her story. Even as the disease worked to take pieces of her world, it never managed to take the truth of her. She remained herself, gentle and kind.

So here's to the woman who taught us that life is best lived with music in the air, mischief in your eyes, kindness in your heart, and maybe a sleeve of Oreos in your pocket and a Moxie in your hand.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to The Alzheimers Association at VT Chapter 75 Talcott Rd Ste 40 Williston VT 05495and/or to honor Judy's favorite currency, the family suggests performing random acts of kindness.

A gathering of friends and family will be held at the Jeffersonville Congregational Church at 16 Church St on Dec. 14 from 2:30 to 4:30.

Condolences may be made through the AW Rich Funeral Home website www.awrfh.com
In Memoriam Danny G. Durgin 12/15/2025  
Wells, ME / Spencer, MA Daniel G. Durgin, Sr. 69 of Wells, ME and formerly of Spencer, MA passed away suddenly on Monday after a tragic fall down a flight of stairs while helping his wife. He was surrounded by his loving family when he passed away. Dan leaves his wife of 47 years Catherine (Noonan) Durgin and three kids. Dan Jr (wife Sarah) of Charlton, Julie of Webster, and Kate Sparks (husband Andrew) of Charlton. He leaves his mother, Ann (Garant) Durgin, brother Donnie and sisters Diane and Deb and countless nieces and nephews. He is predeceased by his brother David and father Donald Durgin.

Dan was born in Ware, MA, spent most of his life in Spencer,MA and then retired to Wells, ME. Dan was captain of the football team for David Prouty and graduated in 1974. It's there where he met the love of his love, Cathy (Captain of the cheerleaders) and their storybook life began together. Dan went on to Norwich University and played football, as an all New England defensive end and graduated in 1978. He married Cathy shortly after graduation. He later earned his Masters degree from Worcester State in administration.

Dan began his career as a physical education teacher at David Prouty Junior High School from 1978 - 1994. Dan loved his time as a coach for the boy's basketball team for many years, and loved his time coaching Prouty football defense. He prided himself in the year his defense scored more touchdowns than the offense.

Dan started his administration career in North Brookfield for a year as assistant principal. From there, he moved to Tantasqua Regional Junior High School as assistant principal. He eventually became principal of TRJHS. Dan became associate superintendent, and then superintendent. He was the superintendent of schools for 7 years. He served on the board of directors for Webster First Federal Credit Union for over a decade. He retired at age 55, and started a charter fishing business in Wells, ME - Sea-Gar Charters with his son Dan Jr, and grandson Dan III. Dan earned his United States Coast Guard license, and became a registered Maine guide.

In his retirement his favorite joy was his 5 grandchildren (Dan III, Anna, Jason, Nora, and Lucas). They lovingly referred to him as Bup, or Buppie. He was a great dad to his kids, but an even better grandfather and loved to spend every milestone with those kids, no matter how big or small. He was so easy to talk to and put his family above all else. He loved his boat, lobstering, and the camaraderie he had with the fellow charter boat captains in Wells Harbor. He enjoyed telling all his customers about his adventures in life and his work. He loved to see people happy after catching fish and had an endless supply of dad jokes.

Dan was quite the chef, especially in his retirement. His favorite was cooking for his entire family and having everyone together - most recently Thanksgiving at their brand new house he just built in Wells.

He loved his cigars and drinks with his friends and family. Everyone knew he loved them, but nothing compared to the love he had for his wife, it was palpable. His strong examples in life and love are forever instilled in his children's hearts. We take great pride that he was an organ donor and will live on in the three lives he will save and make a great Christmas for these families, and up to 75 more with his bones and tissue.

Dan lived his life with no regrets. Don't be afraid to ask for just one more cast, you never know when it will be your last. We can't believe his story ends here. He will forever live on in our hearts and memories.

A Funeral Mass for Dan will be held on Friday, Dec. 19th at 11 a.m. in Our Lady of the Rosary Church, 7 Church St., Spencer (friends are asked to go directly to the Church). Calling hours at the J.HENRI MORIN & SON FUNERAL HOME, 23 Maple Terr., Spencer are on Thursday from 4 to 7p.m. In lieu of flowers, contributions in his memory can be made to the Wounded Heroes Program of Maine, P.O. Box 1797, Saco, ME, 04072. This organization takes veterans out for a day of fishing - a charity that Dan participated in for quite a few years. Burial will be private at sea in the Spring.
In Memoriam Richard McCann 12/5/2025  
Richard McCann, age 62, of Hingham, passed away, peacefully, Friday, December 5, 2025 at Boston Medical Center, surrounded by his loving family

Richard was born in Quincy, to Catherine S. (Allison) McCann of Quincy and the late Richard J. McCann, Jr. Raised and educated in Duxbury, he was a graduate of Duxbury High School, Class of 1981. He earned his Bachelor's degree from Norwich University, Class of 1985. He lived in Hingham for over thirty years.

He was a sales associate at the former R. S. Hamilton Fish Company in Boston's Seaport District for over twenty years.

Richard was a member of the Holy Name Society at Saint Joseph's Church in Quincy. He was also an active volunteer at the Saint Joseph's Food Pantry.

He was an avid Boston sports fan.

Husband of Doris S. (Blaikie) McCann.

Devoted father of Richard Patrick McCann and his wife Ashley of N.Y. and Emma Patricia McCann of Hingham.

Loving grandfather of Isabella and Cameron.

Loving brother of Alyson J. McCann of West Greenwich, R.I. and her late husband Jake O'Neil, and Kristen A. Lacasse and her husband Gerry of Milton.

Loving uncle of Sarah and her husband Luke, Ryan, Catie, Bobby, and Anna.

Dear nephew of Robert S. "Bob" Allison of Quincy.

Son-in-law of Patricia Blaikie of Hingham and the late Robert Blaikie.

Brother-in law of Robert Blaikie and his wife Maria of Danvers.

Brother to Catherine Mori and her husband Chris of Plymouth, uncle to Margaret Mori and Caroline Mori.

Graveside Services will be conducted at Mount Wollaston Cemetery, 20 Sea Street, Quincy, on Monday, December 22, at 11:30 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Those attending should enter from the Sea Street Gate by 11:15 a.m.

For those who wish, donations in Richard's memory may be made to the Saint Joseph's Food Pantry, c/o 556 Washington Street, Quincy, MA 02169.
In Memoriam Michael R. Kopjanski 12/8/2025  
Michael R. Kopjanski, 68, lifelong resident of Hamden, passed away after a short illness on December 8, 2025. He was born in New Haven on March 24, 1957 to the late Raymond and Elia Rivolta Kopjanski.

After graduating from Hamden High, Michael received his bachelor's degree from Norwich University in Vermont. For over 15 years he was a purchasing manager at AGC. As a sports enthusiast, he enjoyed coaching Hamden youth hockey for over 20 years, was an avid sports watcher, and a diehard Rangers fan. He was also a long-time active member of Columbus Lodge, always helping on Bingo nights. Michael was a true, one-of-a-kind, family man. He will be remembered as a loving son, a supportive brother, and a dedicated father.

Michael will be lovingly remembered by his children, Alyssa (Domenico) DeLucia and Nicholas Kopjanski; and sisters, Romie Kopjanski, Adrian (Alston) Hayne, and Stacey (Jake) Gregory.

Friends are invited to visit with his family on Thursday, December 11th from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Beecher & Bennett Funeral Home, 2300 Whitney Ave., Hamden. His Funeral Service will take place in the funeral home at 12:30 p.m. followed by burial in Centerville Cemetery. To leave a condolence for his family, see obituary at www.beecherandbennett.com.
In Memoriam Lisa A. Crockett 11/25/2025  
Lisa Adelle (Belcher) Crockett, 48, of Olympia, Washington, passed away peacefully on November 25, 2025 after a courageous battle with cancer. Lisa was born on December 29, 1976 in Centralia, Washington to William and Susan Belcher. A devoted daughter, sister, wife, aunt and friend, Lisa's life was marked by compassion, faith, and an unwavering commitment to her family and serving others.

Lisa grew up in Rochester, Washington where she graduated from Rochester High School in 1995. She excelled academically, going on to earn her BA from Eastern Washington University in 1998, her MBA from Norwich University in 2006, and later her DBA from the University of Liverpool in 2015. Her love of learning fueled a distinguished professional career where she earned numerous professional accolades and held various board and committee positions. A Providence employee for over 25 years, Lisa most recently served as the Vice President of System Strategy & Planning.

On June 29, 2002, Lisa married the love of her life, Dayle Crockett, and together they built a marriage rooted in faith, partnership and purpose. Their shared devotion to Christ guided every part of their lives together. Avid travelers, Lisa and Dayle led and supported numerous mission trips through their church and Josiah Venture, including three to Latvia, where they built relationships, encouraged local ministries and poured themselves into serving communities in need.

Lisa was a dedicated volunteer and sought-after board member. She served as a Board Member for AHA Society for Healthcare Strategy and Market Development, as a Board Member for Healthcare Executives Forum, on the Board of Fellows, College of Graduate & Continuing Studies (CGCS) with Norwich University, past Board Member of the Partridge Society Board of Directors for Norwich University, School of Graduate Studies MBA Alumni Program Chair for Norwich University, Providence International Mission Warehouse Volunteer, DBA Student Representative and Staff-Student Liaison Committee for the University of Liverpool, and Track Official for the Washington State Senior Games.

Lisa called Olympia home for the past 22 years. She is survived by her husband, Dayle Crockett of Olympia, WA, her mother, Susan Belcher of Rochester, WA, her sister Janet Silcott of Poulsbo, WA, and her beloved nephews and nieces. She was preceded in death by her father, William Belcher.

Lisa will be remembered for her generosity, her brilliant mind, her quiet strength and her unwavering faith. She lived fully and with purpose.

A service honoring Lisa's life will be held on Sunday, December 14, at 1:30 pm at Emmanuel Bible Fellowship, located at 2508 State Ave NW in Olympia. To watch the Live Stream go to https://www.youtube.com/@emmanuelbiblefellowshipoly6300
In Memoriam Allen Q. Ladd 11/14/2025  
Maj. Allen Q. Ladd, Jr. USMC (Ret.) of Huntington, West Virginia died November 14, 2025.

He was born in Huntington on 29 May 1947 the oldest son of Virginians Allen and Lucille (Cooke) Ladd. Both parents preceded him. Allen attended Huntington (Cabell County) public schools and was a 1965 Huntington High School graduate.



Seeking a military officer career, he entered Norwich University-The Military College

of Vermont. At Norwich he rose through the cadet ranks and was a cadet company

commander his senior year, graduating with the class of 1970. Preferring a Marine Corps

commission, Mr. Ladd completed Office Candidate School and was commissioned a

Marine Corps 2nd lieutenant in 1971. Upon completion of Officer Basic School,

Lieutenant Ladd was assigned to the 2nd Marine Division (8th Marine Regiment) Camp

Lejeune NC. An infantry officer, he spent eighteen months deployed outside the country

mainly in the Caribbean (Cuba-Puerto Rico-Panama) and also Norway. Upon his 1975

release from initial active duty, Captain Ladd began drill with the 4th Combat Engineer

Battalion where he was the executive officer and later company commander of Company A.

After 1980, Major Ladd spent months on active duty in seven states and

Norway as an exercise controller, evaluator, NATO liaison officer, researcher, and

instructor. He was a 1989 graduate of the Marine Corps Command and Staff College and

retired from the Marine Corps Reserve in 1993.



Mr. Ladd's second career was academic. Upon his 1975 release from active duty, he

enrolled at Marshall University where he earned five more academic degrees including

master degrees in geography and international relations. This education enabled him to

teach at Marshall, Glenville State College, West Virginia Tech, Piedmont Virginia

Community College, and the Marine Corps Communication Officer School.



The Ladd family and Mr. Ladd have, for decades, been self-employed in the

Huntington rental property business. In later years, he was also employed as a Securitas

industrial security officer.



Major Ladd is survived by his older sister Carolyn Ladd Kennington of Dallas, niece Catherine Kennington (Dave) of Dallas, TX and nephew Charles (Joey) Kennington also of Dallas

TX.

He is also survived by his younger brother Hugh C. Ladd (Lourdes) of Huntington WV, nephews and nieces: Hugh J. Ladd (Beatriz), Matthew Ladd (Danielle), Christina Ladd Camacho (Gustavo) all of Miami FL.

In lieu of flowers contribution may be made to

Fishburne Military School, 225 S. Wayne Ave. Waynesboro, VA 22980 (www.fishburne.org) or the United Service Organizations (USO), P.O. Box 96860, Washington DC 20077-7677 (www.uso.org/donate ).
In Memoriam George I. Martiyan 12/4/2025  
George Ihor Martiyan, a man of profound joy and relentless optimism, passed away at the age of 77 on December 4, 2025, in Ellicott City, Maryland, due to natural causes. Born on April 11, 1948, in Regensburg, Germany, to Ukrainian immigrants, George embodied the spirit of perseverance and hope that defined his generation.

George's life was a testament to his resilience and the power of education. After a modest upbringing, he pursued his passion for mathematics and earned a Bachelor's degree from Norwich University, followed by a Master's in Management from Troy State University. His academic achievements laid the foundation for a distinguished career as a major in the U.S. Army, from which he retired with honors. George's dedication to service extended beyond his military career as he became a successful small business owner, touching the lives of many in his community.

A devoted Christian, George's faith was the cornerstone of his existence. He received a lifetime service award from St. Andrew's Ukrainian Orthodox Church, a recognition of his unwavering commitment to his religious community. His voice, a familiar and cherished presence, would resonate through the church as he sang in the choir, bringing solace and inspiration to all who heard him.

George's zest for life was evident in his diverse interests. An avid fan of the Baltimore Orioles and the Maryland Terrapins, he also found joy in the tranquility of yard work and the adventure of Viking River cruises. His laughter was infectious, his jokes legendary, and his love for his family's Napoleon dessert was unmatched. Yet, it was his love for eating, drinking, laughing, and telling jokes that truly defined his character.

Family was the epicenter of George's world. He is survived by his beloved wife, Rona of 53 years, his sons Adam and Stefan, daughter-in-law Kate, daughter-in-law Roxana, granddaughter Leora, grandsons Crosby and Kaveh, and granddaughter Lola. His older sister, Helena, also remains to honor his memory. Each of these individuals were the beneficiaries of George's selfless love and his unwavering optimism.

Those who knew George would describe him as funny, selfless, and optimistic. He deeply loved his children and grandchildren, and his presence in their lives was a source of constant joy and guidance. His laughter filled their homes, and his wisdom guided their paths.

As we remember George, we are reminded of the words of Albert Einstein, "Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile." George's life was a living embodiment of this sentiment, and his legacy will continue to shine through the lives of those he touched.

George Ihor Martiyan's journey through life was marked by laughter, love, and the tireless pursuit of happiness. We bid farewell to a man who was not only the heart of his family but also a beacon of light in his community. His memory will live on, as bright and enduring as the principles by which he lived his life.
In Memoriam Susan H. Morales 9/20/2025  
Susan Howe Morales, adored sister, wife, mother, grandmother, aunt & friend, passed away peacefully on Saturday, September 20, 2025, surrounded by loved ones.

Susan Dennett Howe was born March 7, 1939 in Altrincham, UK. At the time of Susan's birth, her parents, Dennett Farwell Howe, Esther (Hankinson) Howe, and Susan's older brother William (Bill) lived in the UK while Dennett worked with the international expansion of his employer, Procter & Gamble. Esther brought Bill and Susan home to the USA in September of 1939; Dennett rejoined his family in April of 1940. Susan grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio. She spent several summers at camps in New England, progressing from camper to counselor-in-training, to counselor and swimming instructor. She attended schools in Ohio, Massachusetts (Mary A. Burnham School, Northampton, Class of 1958), and Vermont (Vermont College, Montpelier, Class of 1960, where Sue led the women's varsity basketball team and participated in intramural sports) before moving west to study Physical Education at the University of Arizona.

Susan met her future husband Frank Moreno Morales while they were students at the University of Arizona, and they married in Tucson in August of 1963. They had two children, Gloria and Michael. Sue and her family cherished their neighborhood, and neighbors quickly became forever friends. Sue, already an accomplished knitter, expanded her skills in fabric arts to include sewing, macrame, and embroidery, making clothes for her family and creating canvases with crewel embroidery that she proudly displayed all around her home. The Morales Family moved from Tucson to Las Vegas, Nevada in 1977, gaining more forever friends. In 1982 the family moved from Las Vegas to Tempe, Arizona. Sue and Frank became fans of Arizona State athletics, especially the Women's Basketball program, and were befriended by coaches, staff, and players.

Susan is survived by her husband Frank, daughter Gloria Scheeland and son-in-law Frank Scheeland, son Michael Morales, and grandchildren Frank Morales, Erin Morales, Jenna Scheeland, Tanya Khiaw, Rodney Pampel and great-grandson Gabe Urbaez. Susan is also survived by her sister Nancy Fitzpatrick, brothers Tim Kendall (Christine Thomson) and Jon Howe (Jeri Howe), brother-in-law Al Guzman, sister-in-law Lis Howe and many beloved nieces, nephews, and cousins. She is preceded in death by her brothers Bill Howe and Sandy Howe, daughter-in-law Malena Morales, sisters-in-law Clara Howe and Margie Guzman, and brother-in-law Phil Fitzpatrick.

Susan never wanted any sort of spotlight on her, nor accolades given to her, no matter how deserving she was of both. She will always be remembered for the love she continually, quietly poured into her family.

A Memorial Service is being planned for spring 2026.
In Memoriam David A. Anderson 11/30/2025  
David "Dave" Alden Anderson, 83, formerly of West Boylston and most recently Auburn, Mass., passed away peacefully Sunday, November 30, 2025.

Dave was born in Worcester on February 19, 1942, the son of the late J. Philippe and Anna (Lof) Peterson. Following graduation from West Boylston High School in 1960, he earned his Bachelor's degree from Norwich University of Northfield, Vermont, in 1965; later, he earned a Masters of Business Administration from the University of Detroit Mercy in Michigan.

Dave and his family spent much of their time living in New Hampshire and Michigan as he worked for a number of companies, including the Norton Company, Xerox Corporation, Eastman Kodak, and Honeywell. His career culminated as a Senior Account Executive at the Digital Corporation.

Dave was a proud U.S. Army veteran. He served during the Vietnam War and then in the Army Reserves, where he retired as a Lieutenant Colonel. In retirement, he volunteered as a Region Adjutant and Treasurer for the Military Order of the World Wars (MOWW). For many years he also served as the Commander of the MOWW Worcester Chapter. Additionally, Dave was a Quartermaster Assistant of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts, frequently traveling to Boston for meetings and to many countries as an ambassador of goodwill. He also supported numerous ROTC and NROTC programs.

Volunteering was an integral part of who Dave was. He learned this first-hand from his mom who translated musical scores into braille for the Library of Congress. Other organizations he supported were the Aleppo Shriners (with his mini parade car), VASA Order of America, Norwich University where he was an active alumnus, and many other organizations.

A well-known extrovert with many friends, he could and would talk with anyone - whether they wanted to or not - and was never shy to introduce himself and start a conversation. Being a well-read person, Dave could discuss virtually any issue with knowledge and authority. Also known as "Whitey" because of his platinum blond hair, Dave was well known for his antics, with his yearbook calling him a gregarious joker and "detention room patron" who nevertheless still came across as "strictly Ivy League." His yearbook went on to claim, "On the sixth day, 'Whitey' was created, and on the seventh, the Lord had to rest."

He loved self-directed investing, giving welcome - though sometimes unsolicited - advice to any who would listen, good food with family, playing golf, watching football, charitable giving, and vacationing at his "hooch" on Squam Lake. He never met a dog he didn't like. He adored travel and was a self-professed "driving fool" who enjoyed getting in his car and going any distance. He saw the entire United States (a lifelong goal of his) and visited numerous countries. He continued to travel and take cruises into his eighties.

Dave is survived by his two sons, Brent and his wife, Kimberly, of Moultonborough, NH; Erik and his wife, Charlotte Nuanes, of Silver Lake, NH (deployed to Warsaw, Poland). He was predeceased by his daughter Kristen. He was so incredibly proud of his seven grandchildren: Matthew, Charles, Katherine, Brendan, Declan, Willa, and Tyler; and four great grandchildren.

He will be greatly missed by his family and lifelong friends, Wolfgang Bauer and Dave Lacilla.

A celebration of life for Dave will be privately held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, the family welcomes donations in Dave's honor to the Perkins School for the Blind in Watertown, Mass., the oldest school for the blind in the United States (perkins.org).
In Memoriam John J. Barnick 2/18/2024  
John J. Barnick, age 89, of Bethel, CT, formerly of New Fairfield, CT passed away on Sunday, February 18, 2024. John was born to the late John and Mary Barnick in Milford, CT.

John attended St. Cyril and Methodius School Bridgeport, Graduated Fairfield Prep, class of 1952 and Norwich University VT with a degree in Engineering Management, class of 1957.

John married Mary Teresa Cunningham in 1957. In 1959 he entered the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. With his wife and 2 young daughters he was deployed to Karlsruhe, Germany. His love of travel started while in Europe. Upon honorable discharge from active duty in 1963 he remained in the Active Reserves U.S. Army Corps of Engineers until his honorable discharge in 1968.

John and his family moved to New Fairfield in 1964. He was an active member of St. Edward's Church as well as the Knights of Columbus, McGivney Council #29. His career included working at Davis & Geck, Danbury CT, Mosler Electronic Security Systems, Lumelite Division of Richardson and Merrill and retiring at Perkin Elmer.

Johns love of travel and successful goal was to visit all continents of the world, as well as to sharing his pictures and travel books. Hobbies included being a Sea Scout in younger years, skiing, working in his garden, projects around the house as well as attending his children and grandchildren's sports events.

John is predeceased by his loving wife Mary (Cunningham) Barnick. John is survived by his children Cindy (Rick) Palmer, Sharon (Dave) Pijnenburg, John M. Barnick (Trish), and Mary (Joseph) DeLuise. John is also survived by 7 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild.

Visitation for John will be held Thursday, February 22, 2024, from 4:30 PM to 7:00 PM at Green Funeral Home, 57 Main St, Danbury, CT. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Friday, February 23, 2024, at 10:00 AM at St. Mary Church, 26 Dodgingtown Rd, Bethel, CT. Committal will follow at Mountain View Cemetery, CT-37, New Fairfield, CT.

In lieu of flowers, contributions in John's memory may be made to Regional Hospice at

https://regionalhospicect.org/support-regional-hospice/
In Memoriam Robert C. Dowdell 8/29/2025  
Estero - Robert C. Dowdell , 84 of Estero FL passed away peacefully on Thursday, August 29th, 2024 at Ambassador Healthcare in Fort Myers, FL. He was born in Peabody MA to the late Robert C. Dowdell, Sr. & Agnes (O'Brien) Dowdell. He spent his childhood living in Danvers MA where he graduated from Holten High School in 1958. After high school, he went on to attend Newman Preparatory School in Boston MA, he then continued his education at Norwich University graduating in 1963. After graduating, he returned to the North Shore then heading to Warren VT. It was there that he owned & operated Palisades Landfill for many years before moving to Fort Myers FL.

Bob's life long love was baseball starting when he was a small child continuing into his adult years. While living in Fort Myers, he owned and operated the Red Sox Fantasy Baseball Camp before retiring. It was upon moving to Fort Myers that he met and married his true love, Diane Marshall and they spent many wonderful years together in the Fort Myers area.

His loss will be heartfelt by those who were blessed to share his journey in life. Bob never met a stranger, his positive and loving presence will be deeply missed.

In addition to his wife Diane, Bob is survived by his daughter and son-in-law Sarah (Dowdell) & Gary Rooney of Dunstable MA, his son and daughter-in-law Matthew & Kelley Dowdell of Kalispell MT as well as 6 grandchildren; Lauren Plunkett, Gillian Danyew, Kalen Rooney, Haley Chapel, Jackson & Madeline Dowdell and 2 great-grandchildren. He is also survived by his stepchildren; Scott & Gina Tucker of Crete Il and Dawn Ezelle of Plano TX along with 2 step-grandchildren; Daniel & Amanda Tucker.

There will be a private graveside service held at a later date.
In Memoriam Fredric G. Fearn 11/30/2025  
Former Brookfield, CT resident Fredric (Rick) Fearn Jr. passed away on November 30th, 2025 after a brief battle with cancer. Rick was a devoted brother, husband, father, and "Papa".

He was born January 2nd, 1951 to Frederick and Louise Fearn in Danbury, CT and grew up on Southern Boulevard with his younger brother Darrell. Rick enjoyed going to summertime stock car races at the Great Danbury State Fair with his brother and cousins and seeing his father run the fairgrounds.

Rick attended Avon Old Farms School and graduated in 1968. That summer he met the love of his life, Marilyn Sparrow at Central Christian Church in Danbury. He then attended Norwich University in Northfield, VT and graduated in 1973. In June of that year, he married Marilyn where they had met and made their home in Sherman and later in Brookfield for 41 years. Together they raised three boys: Eric, Ethan, and Evan.

As a young teenager, Rick started working for Leahy's Fuels, Inc. painting gas tanks and doing office chores. He worked his way up to fuel oil delivery manager over a 44-year career.

Rick spent many years vacationing in Rockport, MA particularly around the July 4th holiday - a family tradition -- thoroughly enjoying seafood dinners and spending time on the beach. After a long career at Leahy's, Rick & Marilyn retired to a wonderful retirement community in Prospect, CT.

During retirement, Rick happily picked up many trophies at classic car events while showing off his 1966 red convertible Mustang. He could be found watching the New York Yankees and taking family trips during the summer months. In winter months, Rick enjoyed cheering on UConn Huskies basketball teams. As "Papa", he set up his childhood trains for his grandchildren to enjoy and often added to his expansive growing Coca-Cola collection.

Rick is survived by his wife Marilyn and brother Darrell, both of Prospect, CT; his son Eric (Erin) of Collierville, TN; his son Ethan (Jacqueline) of Norwalk, CT; his son Evan (Chelsea) of Raleigh, NC; and his grandchildren Brooklyn, Hudson, Austin, and Hayden.

A celebration of life and services will be arranged in Danbury for his birthday, January 2nd, 2026. All services are at the convenience of the family.

Prospect Memorial/The Palmerie Family Funeral Home is honored to care for Rick and assist his family during their grief journey. Please leave your condolences and memories for Rick's family on his Tribute Wall on this page.
In Memoriam Daniel P. Gagnon 11/5/2025  
Daniel P Gagnon, 86 of Andover, Massachusetts passed away peacefully on November 5th, 2025.

Dan was born in Livermore Falls, Maine on May 9th,1939, to Daniel J Gagnon and Eva (Perry) Gagnon. He grew up in Lynn, Massachusetts graduating from Lynn Classical High School in 1958. Dan went on to graduate from Norwich University and served in the US Army from 1963 to 1965 and then the reserves. In 1969, he was honorably discharged as a captain. Following his military service, Dan made Andover his home.

It was in Lynn, at the age of 16, Dan met Donna (Goss) Gagnon who would become his loving wife of 63 years. Dan loved athletics and was a proud member of both the football and baseball teams while attending Lynn Classical. He was a star running back on the football team and captain of the baseball team, playing catcher. After high school, he continued his athletics at Norwich University where he played both football and baseball.

Dan enjoyed a long career in the life insurance industry, first in sales and later partnering with brokers and financial planners to provide life insurance and retirement solutions for their clients. He thoroughly enjoyed sales and helping people plan for their futures. What was most rewarding were all the people he met throughout his career. He developed many lasting relationships with clients and people with whom he worked.

Outside of work, Dan loved the outdoors. He found joy in every season. In the winter, he enjoyed skiing, taking his children and grandchildren sledding, snow blowing the neighborhood driveways and building fires. During the spring and summer months, he enjoyed kayaking, bird watching, fishing, swimming in the ocean, bocce on the Brewster flats, and most of all sailing. He loved the fall colors and enjoyed trips to Vermont during those months. Dan loved the peacefulness of the ocean, especially if he was boating, whether it be a sunfish, a kayak, a shell, a canoe, or his cherished sailboat Puffin. If he wasn't in a boat, he wanted to be by the water watching boats, often enjoying a meal in Essex or Newburyport.

Above all, Dan's greatest love was his family. He was a constant presence at every game, concert, performance and graduation, always cheering and beaming with pride. He never missed an opportunity to be with his family and would drive countless miles to see them. Holidays were his favorite time of year, when the family was together and everyone enjoyed lots of laughter and good times.

Dan is survived by his beloved wife, Donna (Goss) Gagnon; his sister Patricia Wycoff, his brother David Gagnon and sister-in-law Donna; his sister-in-law and brother-in-law Louise and Gordon Wood; he also leaves behind his children, David D Gagnon and Jennifer (Gagnon) Fruhbeis, his son-in-law Todd Fruhbeis, his daughter-in-law Maria Gagnon and her mother Mary Kusmierski; his grandchildren, Nicole Gagnon and her fiancée Liz McRae, Michelle (Gagnon) Gray and her husband Joshua Gray, Alexander Fruhbeis and his partner Michelle Mato, Christopher Fruhbeis and Katherine Fruhbeis; and his great grandson Maddox. He is also survived by several nieces and nephews and extended family in Maine and Nevada.

Relatives and friends may call on Thursday, November 13th, 2025, from 4:00pm to 7:00pm at Conte Funeral Home, 28 Florence Street in Andover. A memorial service will be held on Friday, November 14th at 11:00am at Conte Funeral Home with burial services to follow at West Parish Garden Cemetery in Andover. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Alzheimer's Association in memory of Daniel P. Gagnon www.alz.org. 1(800) 272-3900
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