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Keith Regan passed away at 57

Keith is survived by his wife of 8 years, Lisa (Dominguez) Regan. He was a devoted father to Andrew J. Regan of East Falmouth, MA, and Ilona Marie Regan of Germantown, MD. He also leaves behind the mother of his children, Ilona Sobkowiak of East Falmouth, and Ilona Marie’s fiancé, Connor Craigie. Keith was the son of Joe and Diane (Trefry) Regan of Hopkinton.

Phillip Gradie passes away at 85

HOPKINTON - Phillip Gradie, 85, passed away peacefully at home on August 28, 2024, surrounded by his wife and daughters. He was the beloved husband of Grace (Giardana) Gradie, to whom he was married for 61 years.
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Rose Crettien passes away at 70

Rose Crettien, 74, of Hopkinton, MA, passed away on August 25th, surrounded by her loving family after a decade-long battle with Alzheimer’s Disease.

Robert Parent passes away at 90

Robert M. Parent passed away peacefully at home in Holliston on August 18, 2024

Carolyn Aurilio passes at 87

Carolyn Ann Aurilio, 87, of Ashland and formerly of Natick, Hopkinton, and Holliston, passed away on August 8, 2024, with her family at her bedside. Born in Nyack, New York, she was the daughter of the late Ola (Coppins) and Thomas Bedner. She was the wife of 47 years to the late Michael Aurilio.

Brian Thompson passes at 77

Brian W. Thompson, 77, of Amherst and most recently Hopkinton and Chatham, MA, passed...

Weston Nurseries’ Wayne Mezitt passes at 81

Wayne Mezitt, former owner of Weston Nurseries, has died.

Maureen Whalen passes

Maureen Elizabeth Whalen, beloved mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, passed away peacefully on the...

Joe Bachman Passes Peacefully

Roland Joseph Bachman, a Massachusetts resident since 1984, passed away on July 6, 2024, in Providence, RI. Born in Illinois, Joe served in Vietnam, later moving to Massachusetts and starting a carpentry business. He is survived by his wife Jennifer, two sons, four grandchildren, and his dog Ziggy.

Irving Titus passes at 91

Irving H. Titus, 91, of Hopkinton, passed away at home on June 29, 2024. Born in Nova Scotia, he moved to Hopkinton in the 1950s and retired in the 1990s. Survived by daughters Deborah and Darlene, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, he was a devoted family man and loved by many.

Nancy Bozyczko passes at 72

Nancy Ann Bozyczko, 72, of Hopkinton, passed away on June 24, 2024. She was known for her deep family devotion and love of cooking. Survived by her husband Frank, children, grandchildren, and brother, Nancy will be remembered for her warmth and lasting impact on those who knew her.

Longtime Elementary & CCD Teacher Carol Zani passes at 81

Carol Ann (Porrazzo) Zani, aged 80 of Uxbridge, passed away peacefully at Milford Regional Medical Center on June 22, 2024, after a recent illness. Born in Framingham, she lived in Hopkinton and was deeply involved in her community and church. She is survived by her four daughters and grandchildren.

Kathleen Craig (Allaire) passes at 75

Kathleen Mary Winston Craig (Allaire), a former longtime resident of Hopkinton, Massachusetts, died June...

Tom Regan passes at 65

Thomas A. Regan, 65, husband of Judith A. Regan of Hopkinton MA, passed away...

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