Gerard-Gignac-Obituary

Gerard R. "Gerry" Gignac

Dracut, Massachusetts

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Gerard "Gerry" R. Gignaclong time Dracut resident; 86 DRACUT -- Gerard "Gerry" R. Gignac, 86, long time Dracut resident, died peacefully Thursday, August 22nd, at Kaplan Hospice House in Danvers, MA. He was the beloved husband of the late Ruth (Marcotte) Gignac who passed away in 1997. Gerard...

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He was one of a KIND. He was the mentor that I needed in my life while growing up. To me he was FAMILY in more ways than one. That you for being in my life. Rest your oars mate, we have your watch.

Your Dad & Mom were like my second parents . Rest in peace Pop !

So sorry for your loss and our thoughts are with you.

Jay, So sorry to hear about the loss of your father. He was such a kind and gentle man. I'm glad I saw him driving down the road looking over the 'homestead' and I was able to talk with him for a few minutes. I'm sorry I will not be able to attend the wake today due to prior commitments. My thoughts and prayers will be with you though.

I am really sorry to hear of your loss Jay. It's clear to see where your passion came from.
Be well,
Ken Harris

We are very saddened today at the loss of a very dear friend Jerry Gignac. He was very special to my husband Dave. If ever a man that lived his faith it was your dad. He will live in our memories forever. As he touched many lives, He was an awesome godfather to our daughter Jennifer Ruth over the years. We willbe praying for all of his family daily. Love because of His Love, Dave & Janet

Pop & Uncle Ronnie at "Thunder on Webster Lake" 2011

Without Pop we wouldn't be all together as a team or better said together as a Family! Pop, up to where he just couldn't get around anymore, attended every racing event I participated in, critiquing my every move and giving me advice whether I liked what he said or not…he always told it “the way it was”, pushing me always to be the best! Pop in his last days told me that he was, is, and for eternity is extremely proud of me & the individuals on our team. He also said that he promises to...

Jay
Although we never kept in touch your dad and mom were like my second parents. Gerry Jr and I were like brother and sister. I remember going to the races with all of u on the Merrimack river and helping fix the motors or working at your house on the boats across the street on park terrace. My deepest sympathy on the loss of your dad

Pat (pratte) van lenten