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04/03/2026

Francis J. Vaccari

Francis (Fran) James Vaccari, 87, died peacefully Monday, March 30, 2026, surrounded by the love of his family.

He leaves behind his devoted daughters and their spouses: Erin and Bob Silva of Berlin; Lynn Vaccari LaVache, wife of the late Kenneth LaVache of Hudson; Diane and Leo Cadrin of Grafton, and Kristen Belanger, daughter of his longtime companion. His beautifulsister Rose Mazmanian, of Boynton Beach, cousin and best friend, Joe Spinazola, and his adoring wife, Eva; His sister Mary Shea, and brother Richard Vaccari. He is also survived by his eight cherished grandchildren; seven wonderful great-grandchildren; many nieces, nephews, and cousins; He was predeceased by his wife, Judith Corriveau Vaccari; his son, John F Vaccari; his partner, Donna Belanger; and his dear sister, Lorraine Anderson.

Born in Boston, Massachusetts on July 22, 1938, Francis “Fran” J Vaccari came from humble beginnings. His early childhood was spent in the Home for the Little Wanderers along with his beloved sister Lorraine, until his older sister Rose found them and reunited the family. He was then lovingly raised by his beloved aunt Elsie and uncle Joe in Chelmsford, Massachusetts.

After attending Chelmsford High School, Fran proudly joined and served his country in the United States Navy receiving an honorable discharge. He graduated from DeVry Technical University in Chicago, earning a degree that launched his engineering career.

He began his professional life as an engineering supervisor at H.H. Scott Inc in Maynard, where he met his wife, Judy. They married in 1960 and soon welcomed their first-born daughter, Erin, in 1962. The family moved shortly thereafter to Stow, Massachusetts where they had three additional children, John, Lynn & Diane.

In 1966, Fran transitioned into the television industry, working for Storer Broadcasting, WSBK-TV 38 as the chief engineer. At TV 38, he attended the leadership program at Purdue University. He traveled extensively and was instrumental in televising countless Boston Bruinsand Red Sox games until 1987. He then became the chief engineer at WUTF-Channel 27, where he continued his dedicated career until retiring in 2010. In retirement, Fran settled on the Cape with his partner, Donna, enjoying a well-deserved life of relaxation and family time.

A lifelong sports enthusiast, Fran played in hockey leagues for most of his adult life. He cherished reading the Bible and completing Sudoko puzzles, and was known for his remarkable memory, meticulous organization and unique habit of counting items ensuring nothing was ever left behind or forgotten. He loved swimming and loved long walks along the Cape Cod canal. Above all, he cherished his family and took immense pride in his children and grandchildren. He was especially delighted in bringing his grandson to various sporting activities, and he never missed any of his baseball and football games. He was exceptionally proud to watch his grandson win his high school Super Bowl. Fran also loved attending his granddaughters plays, recitals, and sporting events, always cheering them on with unwavering enthusiasm. He never missed a family gathering, where he would lovingly share a special prayer.

A devout Catholic, Fran held his family, faith, and country as the most important pillars of his life. His deep devotion, strong work ethic, incredible generosity and kind & loving spirit touched everyone who knew him.

All are invited to attend visitation hours on Wednesday, April 8, 2026, from 4-7pm at Tighe Hamilton Regional Funeral Home, 50 Central Street, Hudson, MA 01749. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Thursday, April 9, 2026, at 10:00am at St. Michael’s Parish, Hudson, MA followed by burial with military honors in Brookside Cemetery, Stow, MA.

Fran will be deeply missed, but forever remembered for his kindness, generosity, dedication, and boundless love. May he rest in eternal peace

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04/02/2026

Clifford Johnson

Clifford Johnson, a distinguished Electrical Engineer and beloved family man, passed away on March 30, 2026. Born on December 15, 1933, in Bristol, England, Clifford’s journey began when he settled in Glasgow, Scotland, with his family at the tender age of three. Raised amidst a spirited family, where he attended local schools. Later, he served in the RAF before pursuing his passion for engineering, ultimately earning his Electrical Engineering Degree from Strathclyde University in Glasgow.

Clifford’s professional career was marked by notable achievements and unwavering dedication. He began as an Electrical Engineer with Honeywell and Compugraphics Companies, where his excellence was recognized through several prestigious awards, including the "Excellence in Engineering" award from Compugraphics and "The Sweatt Award" for exceptional service at Honeywell. Later, at the Raytheon Company Marlborough Facility, Clifford continued to make significant contributions to electronic systems, earning the "Inventor's Award" for his innovative work until his retirement in 2004.

Beyond his career, Clifford was a man of creativity and diverse interests. An accomplished artist, he worked extensively with oil paints and later embraced computer graphics, with several of his artworks displayed at the Worcester Art Museum. His artistic talents brought him numerous ribbons and accolades. Clifford was also an author, capturing vivid accounts of his childhood during the war and providing captivating narratives for his readers. Photography was another passion, and he expertly documented many life events through his lens. Additionally, Clifford enjoyed golfing with family and friends, played tennis in his younger years, and was an avid fan of Formula One Racing, as well as British soccer, rugby, and cricket matches.

Clifford married his sweetheart, Isabel E. (Jack) Johnson, in 1962 in Edinburgh, Scotland. Their partnership of 63 years was a cornerstone of his life. Shortly after their marriage, the family briefly lived in Canada before making the United States their home. They resided in several Massachusetts communities, including Lancaster, Lunenburg, Sudbury, Bedford, and Lexington, and ultimately settled in West Boylston, MA, where they have lived together for the past decade. Clifford’s pride and greatest accomplishment was his family, to whom he dedicated himself wholeheartedly, striving to create a comfortable and joyous environment throughout their lives.

Clifford is survived by his beloved wife Isabel; his son, Keith C. Johnson and his wife Denise of Medway, MA; daughters Gail A. Dannenfels and her husband Luis of Hudson, MA, and Susan C.J. Reilly and her husband Timothy of Leominster, MA; his brother Dr. Francis Johnson of Long Island, NY; brother Douglas Johnson of Ontario, Canada; and cherished grandchildren Ryan Johnson, Kyle Johnson, Zoey Dannenfels, Colin Dannenfels, Isabel Reilly, and Abby Reilly. He is also remembered fondly by his nieces, nephews, extended relatives, and dear friends.

He was predeceased by his father, Francis Johnson; his mother, Ada (Waterworth) Johnson; and his brother, Alan Johnson.

Visiting will be held from 11:00-12:00 PM on Friday, April 10, 2026, at Tighe Hamilton Regional Funeral Home, 50 Central St., Hudson, MA. A Celebration of Clifford's Life will follow at 12:00 PM at the funeral home. Burial services will be private.

Clifford Johnson’s warmth, humor, and spirited nature touched the lives of many. His legacy of professional excellence, artistic expression, and profound love for his family will continue to inspire all who knew him. He will be deeply missed and fondly remembered.

The family is sincerely grateful to the nurses and physicians in the CCU at UMass Memorial Medical Center-Memorial Campus for their exceptional care and kindness.

In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of Clifford may be made to: Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation https://fundraise.givesmart.com/vf/PFFTribute/CliffordJohnson

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04/01/2026

John A. MacKinnon

John A. MacKinnon, a devoted family man and respected businessman, passed away peacefully on March 28, 2026, surrounded by his loving family at his residence. Born on August 27, 1934, in Grand Mira, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada, John’s life was marked by dedication both to his family and to his work.

John was born and raised in the close-knit community of Grand Mira, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. It was there that he met and married the love of his life, Geraldine (Shomph), in 1955. Their enduring marriage spanned seven decades—a testament to their deep bond and shared journey. Together, they built a life full of cherished memories and unwavering support. John and Geraldine took great pride in raising their family first in Tewksbury, MA before moving to Hudson, MA in the late 1970’s, creating a loving home filled with warmth and guidance.

Professionally, John was a diligent entrepreneur who owned and operated the MacKinnon Printing Company in Acton, MA for many years until his retirement in 1999, then selling the business to his son John who continues to operate the business today. His commitment to his business mirrored his dedication to his family—both were pillars of his life, characterized by hard work, integrity, and strong values.

John enjoyed fishing local lakes, rivers and streams, always looking for that prize trout. Camping trips were always something both he and the family enjoyed throughout the years. Trips back to Cape Breton to visit family and friends were also cherished. Later in life they bought a cottage on PEI, Canada were they would spend their summers. In his spare time John enjoyed woodworking at his home. Both John and Geraldine enjoyed dancing and would often head out to the Canadian American Club in Waltham who sponsored many dancing events in their younger days.

John was often referred to as a "Good Man" by friends and acquaintances. Both John and Geraldine held strong Catholic traditions and were very active as members of Saint Michael Parish in Hudson. Family was his passion and he devoted much of his time to his family, especially later with the grandchildren and great grandchildren attending many events in their lives including weddings, graduations, dance recitals and softball games. The memories they shared will be cherished forever.

John was also a big dog lover having owned many dogs and later in life loved visits from his grand dogs, Bella, Bentley, and Gunner

John is survived by his beloved wife Geraldine; his sons John MacKinnon and his wife Theresa of Hubbardston, MA and Kevin MacKinnon and his wife Rosanna of Royalston, MA; his daughters Cathy Watterson and her husband Tom of Sturbridge, MA, Karen Callahan, wife of the late Charlie Callahan of Hudson, MA, Maureen MacKinnon of Ormond Beach, Florida, and Janice M. (Crossman) MacKinnon, wife of the late Robert MacKinnon of Hudson, MA.

He cherished his grandchildren Christopher MacKinnon and partner Jill, Jennifer MacKinnon, Keri Andrade and her husband Eddie, Kristen Sheldon and her husband Geoff, Kevin Callahan and his wife Kerry, Ashley Watterson & partner Alex, Shannon Watterson & her husband Ben Jerome, Glenn MacKinnon and his wife Nicole, John Cameron MacKinnon, Alyssa Perez and her husband Caleb. John’s love extended to his great-grandchildren, Joshua MacKinnon, Aaron MacKinnon. Christopher MacKinnon, Maci Callahan, Sadie Callahan, Hailey Callahan, Charlie Callahan, Aurelia Andrade, Everett Andrade, Luna Andrade, Oliver Sheldon, Elsie Sheldon, and to his siblings, Gorden MacKinnon, husband of the late Phyllis MacKinnon, and Dannie MacKinnon, husband of the late Rose MacKinnon and sister in law Anita MacKinnon wife of the late Bennie MacKinnon—all from Nova Scotia, Canada. He was also surrounded by many nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends who will forever cherish his memory.

John was predeceased by his son Robert "Bob" MacKinnon; his father John J. MacKinnon; his mother Mary Jane (MacArthur) MacKinnon, and siblings, Alec MacKinnon and his wife Mary, Mickey MacKinnon and his wife Shirley, Roddie MacKinnon and his wife Tazuko, Art MacKinnon and his wife Fran, Kay (MacKinnon) Chiasson and her husband Phil, Agnes (MacKinnon) McKinnon and her husband Murdock, Janette MacKinnon and Bennie MacKinnon.

Visiting hours will be held from 4:00-7:00 PM on Tuesday, April 7, 2026 at Tighe Hamilton Regional Funeral Home, 50 Central St., Hudson, MA. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10:00 AM on Wednesday, April 8, 2026 at Saint Michael Parish, 21 Manning St., Hudson, MA. Burial services will be private.

John A. MacKinnon’s life was a remarkable journey of love, family, and dedication to his work and community. His legacy will endure in the hearts of those who knew him and loved him. He will be deeply missed and fondly remembered as a man of integrity, kindness, and unwavering devotion to those closest to him.

In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of John may be made to St Jude’s @ www.stjudes.org

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03/28/2026

Lynda Margery Tucker

Lynda Margery Tucker, a cherished mother, grandmother, and great grandmother passed away peacefully on March 25, 2026. Born on August 3, 1947, in Marlborough, MA, Lynda lived a life marked by unwavering devotion and strength for her family and friends.

Lynda's early years were spent in Marlborough, where she attended local schools and graduated from Marlborough High School in 1964. She cherished her high school years when she was a majorette and enjoyed cheering on her brothers, Chuck and Steve, who were part of the Marlborough High School football team. Lynda married her high school sweetheart, Raymond Morgan Sr., soon after her graduation and started her family. She embraced motherhood, beginning a lifelong journey she cherished deeply.

Sadly, her husband Ray passed at a young age, but Lynda remained steadfast in her commitment to her children. A few years later Lynda started a new journey as she reconnected with Lew Tucker, who had also lost his spouse. They soon married and continued to grow their family. They settled in Grafton, MA where they spent many happy years raising their children. Lynda embraced her community and was a scout leader, religious education teacher, and could always be seen attending her children’s activities and proudly cheering them on. Once her children were raised, she and Lew moved to Shrewsbury, MA where they enjoyed many years. Lynda went to work with her brother Chuck at his store, Hill Jewelers in Sudbury. She remembered those years fondly and cherished the time with her older brother.

Throughout her life, Lynda’s artistic spirit brought her immense fulfillment. Oil painting was one of her favorite mediums and she also enjoyed sewing, ceramics, crocheting, and knitting, as she so enjoyed working with her hands. An accomplished interior decorator, she enhanced her home with her keen eye for style and detail. Lynda loved the scenic beauty of the ocean. She enjoyed trips with her loved ones to North Hampton Beach in New Hampshire, Maine, and especially loved visiting Maui, Hawaii.

Known for her ever-present smile and warmth, Lynda was very social and cherished her close friendships. While she possessed a "tough" side, those who knew her understood that this strength was born from a profound love and an unyielding willingness to support her loved ones at any cost.

Lynda's life was enriched by her family: her eldest son, Raymond (Deanna) Morgan Jr. of Shrewsbury, MA, her daughter, Kim (Bill) Galvin of Lake Forest, IL, her youngest son Todd (Amy) Tucker of Cumberland, RI, her brother Steve (Susan) Lefebvre of Marlborough, MA, and her former husband Lewis Tucker of Florida. She was a proud grandmother to Taylor, Hannah, and Joey Morgan; Jack and Delaney Galvin; and Charlie Tucker. She had one great-granddaughter Juliette, who brought her so much joy in her final days. Alongside them, her sister-in-law Beth Lefebvre, her cousins, nieces, nephews, and numerous other relatives and friends took part in the joy and warmth she imparted throughout her life.

Lynda is preceded in death by her first husband Raymond Morgan Sr. who passed in 1970, her father Charles F. Lefebvre Sr., her mother Margery (Hubert) Lefebvre, with whom she remained close to all her life, and her brothers Charles (Chuck) Lefebvre Jr and David Lefebvre.

Visiting hours will be held on April 3, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Tighe Hamilton Regional Funeral Home, located at 50 Central Street, Hudson, MA 01749. Following the visitation, a funeral service and celebration of Lynda's life will begin at 12:00 p.m. in the funeral home, with burial to follow at Forestvale Cemetery on Broad Street, Hudson, MA. All who knew Lynda are invited to honor her memory and celebrate a life well lived.

Lynda leaves behind a legacy of love, resilience, and a passion for creative endeavors. Her enduring spirit will remain alive in the hearts of those she loved. She will be deeply missed but fondly remembered by all who had the privilege of knowing her.

In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of Lynda may be made to: The Juvenile Diabetes Foundation: www.breakthrought1d.org.

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03/28/2026

Joseph P. Kochanski

Joseph P. Kochanski, a devoted member of the Hudson community and a cherished individual known for his quiet kindness and caring nature, passed away on March 25, 2026. Born on June 26, 1954, in Hudson, Massachusetts, Joseph was a lifelong resident who held a deep appreciation for the town and all it offered throughout his life.

A graduate of Keefe Technical High School in Framingham, MA, Joseph took pride in his education and embarked on a career that reflected his strong work ethic and dedication. He devoted many years to the maintenance department at the Stop & Shop Distribution Center in Marlborough, MA, where his steady presence was valued and respected by colleagues and friends alike.

Joseph’s passions extended beyond his professional life. He was an avid exerciser who looked forward daily to his walks, a simple joy that brought him peace and contentment. He was also a devoted fan of Boston’s professional sports teams, finding great pleasure in watching their games on television. Perhaps most notably, Joseph was proud to be a member of the Deck Hockey Team in the Special Olympics, an accomplishment that highlighted his determination and spirit.

In his personal life, Joseph maintained a small but close-knit circle of family and friends with whom he treasured every moment. His quiet strength and caring disposition left a lasting impression on those around him.

Joseph is survived by his sisters, Mary Ann Leoleis of Hudson, MA, and Joan Johnson of Florida; his brother Michael A. Kochanski and wife Cathy of Leominster, MA; as well as nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends who will remember him fondly for his gentle spirit and steadfast loyalty.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Walter V. Kochanski Sr. and Gemina "Gemma" (Vanzini) Kochanski, and by his brother, Walter V. Kochanski Jr.

Joseph P. Kochanski’s life was one marked by quiet dedication, enduring kindness, and a deep love for his family and community. He will be remembered with respect and affection by all who knew him.

A graveside service will be held in Saint Michael Cemetery, Hudson. Date and time will be announced here when finalized.

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03/27/2026

Thomas J. Elsheimer

Thomas J. Elsheimer, a man whose life was marked by kindness, resilience, and a remarkable ability to fix and refurbish nearly anything, passed away peacefully on March 25, 2026. Born on October 20, 1947, in Rochester, New York, Thomas moved at a very young age to Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, where he spent his formative years. In the early 1970s, he made Hudson his home, a community that would benefit from his dedication and entrepreneurial spirit for decades to come.

Thomas began his career with Digital, traveling across the country to teach others how to operate the sophisticated computers made by the company. His knowledge and patient teaching style left a lasting impression on many. In 2005, he embraced a new chapter in his life by owning and operating Sunshine Taxi in Hudson, a business he managed with care until his retirement in 2020.

Known for his kind and welcoming nature, Thomas was a man who was always comfortable in his own skin. Whether repairing automobiles, restoring furniture, or taking solo motorcycle rides on beautiful days, he immersed himself fully in whatever he pursued. In his earlier years, Thomas had a deep love of the outdoors, often enjoying hunting and fishing trips. In his quieter moments, he found relaxation in watching television, a simple pleasure that balanced his active lifestyle.

Thomas is survived by his beloved wife of 67 years, Laura A. (Ortiz) Elsheimer; his son, Matthew Elsheimer; step-daughter Sharon Safranski; and step-son William Safranski, along with other relatives and many friends who cherished him deeply. He was preceded in death by his father, John Elseheimer; his mother, Clare (Mager) Elsheimer; and his brother, John Elsheimer.

Thomas J. Elsheimer’s legacy is one of unwavering generosity, skill, and a gentle spirit that touched all those who had the honor of knowing him. He will be remembered fondly and missed greatly by his family, friends, and all whose lives he enriched.

Funeral services will be held privately at the convivence of the family. Tighe Hamilton Regional Funeral Home is honored to be handling the services.

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03/26/2026

Carol A. Gault

Carol A. Gault, a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother and dedicated community member, passed away peacefully at her home on March 23, 2026, with her devoted husband by her side. Born in Marlborough, Massachusetts, on May 25, 1938, Carol was raised in the close-knit town of Hudson, where she spent most of her remarkable life.

A 1956 graduate of Hudson High School, Carol’s early years were deeply rooted in the local community. She met her husband, Gerald G. Gault Sr., at a Hudson Portuguese Club Festival in their youth, embarking on a lifelong journey together that spanned 67 cherished years of marriage.

Carol’s professional journey was marked by dedication and excellence. She began her career as a sales manager with the Flatley Real Estate Group before accepting a pivotal role with the Digital Equipment Company. For many years, she served as an Executive Secretary at Digital, where her organizational skills and commitment to her responsibilities were highly valued until her retirement in 1996.

Beyond her career, Carol was known for her vibrant personality—organized, committed, and always enjoyable to be around. She devoted herself wholeheartedly to her family, who were the center of her world. Her unwavering and unconditional love as a wife, mother, and later grandmother and great grandmother, left an indelible impact on all who knew her.

Carol's interests extended into the arts and community service. An accomplished painter, she particularly favored primitive-style artwork, bringing creativity and personal expression into her life. She was a charter member of the Hudson Garden Club, demonstrating her passion for nature and community beautification. Her volunteer spirit shone through her work with Marlborough Hospital, where she played a key role in organizing fundraising events. Additionally, Carol generously shared her time and expertise with “Our Fathers Table” in Marlborough, selflessly organizing, cooking, and preparing meals for those in need. Both Carol and Gerry were very active as members of the "Friends of the Hudson Public Library".

Together with Gerald, she enjoyed winters in Florida, often visiting the vibrant communities of Naples and Orlando, embracing those years with enthusiasm and joy.

Carol is survived by her devoted husband, Gerald G. Gault Sr.; her son Jay Gault and his wife Andrea of Rutland, Massachusetts; three grandchildren Ashley Ruiz and her husband Rey, Jackie Beaulieu and her husband Sonny, and TJ Provencal and his wife Kacey; eight great-grandchildren; Angelina, Reynna, Alexas, Avery, Emerson, Mason, Benny and Teddy. Also her "daughter in law by choice" Susie Tack and her partner Chris Boudreau; and many other relatives and friends who hold her memory dear. She was preceded in death by her daughter Cathi Gault in 2007, and her parents, Albert and Mary (Downey) Bousquet.

Visitation will be held on Thursday, April 2, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Tighe Hamilton Regional Funeral Home, located at 50 Central Street, Hudson, MA. A Funeral Service and Celebration of Carol's Life will follow at 12 p.m. in the funeral home. Burial services will be private.

Carol A. Gault’s life was one characterized by love, dedication, and service. Her legacy is one that will continue to inspire all who had the privilege of knowing her. She will be deeply missed and fondly remembered.

In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of Carol may be made to: Our Fathers Table (https://ourfatherstable.org/campaigns/donations/)

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03/24/2026

Richard Alan Aucoin

Richard Alan Aucoin, affectionately known as "Tweety," passed away peacefully on March 20, 2026, at Emerson Hospital in Concord, Massachusetts. Born on August 11, 1944, in Boston, MA, Richard led a life marked by dedication, warmth, and the deep love he held for his family and community.

Raised in Waltham, MA, Richard was a proud graduate of Waltham Vocational High School's class of 1962. His devotion to his hometown extended into his professional life, where he embarked on a remarkable career with the Department of Public Works in Waltham at the young age of 19. Over the course of 38 years, Richard experienced working in several of the City departments, culminating in his retirement as the Assistant Superintendent of the Street Department. His commitment and professionalism left an indelible mark on the department and those who worked alongside him.

Richard’s personal life was enriched by his enduring marriage to Greta M. (Youngquist), with whom he shared over 59 years of companionship and love. Together, they navigated life’s journey, spending many years in Waltham before relocating to Rock Hill, South Carolina, from 2006 to 2017. Finding it important to be near family, they later settled in Hudson, Massachusetts. Their shared travels took them to places like Las Vegas, where Richard enjoyed gambling and the excitement of the casinos, and St. Pete Beach, Florida, where they spent some winter time after his retirement.

Known for his outgoing spirit, Richard's friends and associates appreciated his humor and laughter, which he shared generously. He cherished leisure moments watching television, NASCAR, John Wayne films, NCIS type shows, and embraced the camaraderie of hockey, often playing two to three nights a week in his younger years. Above all, Richard took immense pride in his family and was steadfast in maintaining close connections with relatives and friends, a trait that highlighted his warmhearted nature.

Richard is survived by his beloved wife Greta; his sons Mark A. Aucoin and his wife Erin of Hopedale, MA; Timothy A. Aucoin of Chelmsford, MA, husband of the late Jennifer Aucoin; and Matthew R. Aucoin and his wife Kayla of South Berwick, ME; his sister Linda Lazaro and her husband Bernard Jr. of Hudson, MA. He also leaves behind cherished grandchildren Felicia Melo and her husband Shawn of Ayer, MA; Nick Aucoin of Chelmsford, MA; Rhiannon and Charlotte Aucoin of South Berwick, ME; Camden Marcotte of South Berwick, ME; as well as great-grandchild Ivy Mae Melo. Richard’s extended family includes nieces, nephews, and many other relatives and friends who held him in high regard.

He was predeceased by his parents Richard and Barbara (Howell) Aucoin, and his brother John Aucoin.

Visitation will be held on Wednesday, April 1, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the Tighe Hamilton Regional Funeral Home, located at 50 Central St., Hudson, MA 01749. The funeral service will follow at 12:00 p.m. at the same location, with burial taking place thereafter at Forestvale Cemetery on Broad Street, Hudson.

Richard Alan Aucoin’s legacy is characterized by his unwavering love for family, his vibrant personality, and a career defined by dedication and leadership. Those who knew him will remember a man whose humor and joyful spirit enriched the lives of many. His memory will live on in the hearts of his loved ones and community.

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03/24/2026

Patrick M. Corbett

Patrick M. Corbett of Hudson, formerly of Sudbury and Allston, passed away on Sunday, March 22, 2026 after battling multiple health issues for the past 3 weeks.

Patrick was born on March 12, 1941 in Holderness, NH and was the eldest son to the late William and Mary Corbett. he grew up in Allston, MA where he graduated from Boston Trade High School and earned his electricians license. In 1964, he married Barbara F. Cerrati of Watertown and they stayed happily together until her passing in 2018. They moved to Sudbury in 1972 and lived there for over 40 years. After raising a family they moved to Hudson in 2015, where they lived out the rest of their days.

Patrick was not only an electrician for more than 40 years, but also a proud union member of IBEW Local 103. After retiring, Patrick spent his time enjoying his grandchildren and going to auctions with his wife or sons. His favorite pastime was coin collecting and would spends hours inspecting and cataloging his coins. Patrick was a loving husband and proud father and grandfather. He will be in the hearts of his family and friends forever.

Patrick M. Corbett is survived by his three sons; Michael P. Corbett, James F. Corbett, Vincent W. Corbett and their spouses. He is also survived by 4 siblings, 6 grandchildren, and 6 great-grandchildren.

A period of calling hours will be held from 4:00-7:00 PM on Thursday, March 26, 2026 at Tighe Hamilton Regional Funeral Home, 50 Central St., Hudson, MA. Family and friends are invited to gather at the funeral home on Friday March 27th at 9:15 AM for prayers and words of remembrance. Procession will immediately follow for a Mass of Christian Burial to be celebrated at 10:00 AM on Friday March 27, 2026 at Saint Michael Parish, 21 Manning St., Hudson, MA. A private burial will be held at a later date in Forestvale Cemetery, Hudson.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105; www.stjude.org

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