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David R. Turgeon

East Falmouth, Massachusetts

1948 - 2021

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David R. Turgeon, 73, of East Falmouth formerly of Granby and South Hadley entered into rest on Tuesday, September 7, 2021. Born on April 28, 1948, in Holyoke, son of the late Roger and Jeanie (Houston) Turgeon.David went to Chicopee Comprehensive High School and continued his education at...

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David I am sure your family misses you, and I certainly miss you too. God Bless you and your family.

To Gail and David's Family I continue to miss our many phone conversations. He was a very special co-worker and even more importantly very special friend. He possessed so many great qualities such as being dedicated, hard working, kind, and extremely generous, I spent some time in Falmouth this summer and really missed not be able to to see and spend time with my dear friend. Rest in peace and God Bless you and your family always.

Gail and the all of David's Family please know that I am truly so sorry for your loss. I will really miss speaking with him. He was always so kind and generous to me and my family. We trained together at the DOL and worked very closely for many years. In addition and even more importantly I considered him a great friend and was blessed having him in my life. Dave, as well you are all in my thoughts and prayers. God Bless David and all of you.

I am so sorry to hear of Dave's passing. He was one of the best tennis players at CCHS and he had a great sense of humor and was a great teammate to us younger players. Gail is a 1969 CCHS classmate and I fondly remember her and wish her my deepest sympathies

My deepest condolences to you Gail for the loss of David. I always enjoyed our many interesting conversations.

Gail we are very sorry to hear about the passing of our cousin David. May happy memories bring you comfort. Love, Cindi and Zeke Sicard

Working at remote offices in USDOL Dave brought good stories to our periodic staff meetings, and he was the first phone call most mornings. He made sure western Massachusetts had a voice in the Boston office. Rest in peace