John L. Hubley

Skip, Joe, and Donna,
Words can't stop the agony and pain of losing John at such a young age. What seems to console me some, is that John was able to pull up stakes here in Southborough and venture out to a style of living that was richer for him than the times working with the fire and police for which he had done such an exemplary job. He created a life on his own terms, living life to the fullest for the time that he had. For that we can be thankful.

I'm so sad that miles and "things" got in the way of staying in touch with John. We never think that those that we care about won't be there all the time. It's so true that we should all live each day as if it were our last and treasure each and every friendship so that although we may grieve and feel sorrow, we'll have no regrets. Donna and I have been good friends for over 20 yrs and along with her friendship came a friendship with John. I know that John is in a better place but for Donna...

I MISS YOU ALOT UNCLE JOHN THE HOILDAYS ARE GONNA BE DIFFERENT WITH OUT YOU I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER THE MEMORIES WITH YOU I LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU
Love Always <3 Cassandra Leigh <3

John
We would typically be getting the girls bundeld up and heading to your house for ATV and your famouse Thanksgiving diner. Remembering last year and Kimmy and the baby onions as fran sat and stuffed his mouth lol what a laugh we had after.Well i know you are with Dad and Aunt Virgina enjoying a famouse shot i'm sure.Missing you and wish you were here and thanks for the wake up call at 2:19 I got your message!

John Hubley

We’re all here today, not because of John’s death, but because of John’s life and how he touched everyone that is here today. He will always be special in our hearts and our memories because of this. I am very grateful to John for his friendship and for bringing me together the people I call our “Whitins Road Family”.

I’d like to share with all of you how I met John. My husband, Brooke and I moved to Whitins Road about 4 years ago. We didn’t know anyone in...

To Donna, Skip & Joe and your wonderful Families:

Please take comfort , however small it may seem, knowing that the send- off for brother John and the wonderful eulogy touched all of us, deeply.

My heart is with you...

John, What a great tribute to you and your life, complete with Castle Cave! How many memories to share with old and new friends..Never to be forgotten..You are a reminder to all of us, life is to short, live it to the fullest and without regret! You will never be forgotten and always loved!

John: Today was the first day i had to think about what i was going to do for the day. The last 3 weeks have been hard on everyone,going to see you in the hospital, thro all that crazy trafic in Worcester, deadlines,going here and going there It all came to a stop last night at Midnight when we went to castle caves to see you off. I know sometimes we didn't see eye to eye , but that doesn't matter now, You had a beautiful funeral with fire and police and all your friends and relatives side by...

Uncle John, I really cant believe your gone the wake and funeral was very though for me i will admitt I remeber the times going to the fire station with dad and i always asked dad to go see you and he said yes i loved it when i saw you i loved it when you were always there at the family parties such as my confirmation party, my graduation party, christmas parties at uncle skips house, at aunt donna house and your house. I still remember when i went up to go see you with dad at your house...