Michael O. Serard of Bow, NH passed away after a brief illness at Concord Hospital on December 3rd, 2024, at the age of 68.
How do we begin to tell you about a man who was the epitome of goodness, love and faith. Mike was a very special person who loved his wife, his two sons Benjamin and Joshua, granddaughters, siblings, nieces, nephews, and his friends. He was true to himself and his values. Mike was an Eagle Scout to the core of his being. He lived his life devoted to helping others. Mike loved being a coach and was proud of the players on his teams. Mike was loyal, brave and true.
Mike was born in Plymouth, NH, the son of Oscar J (predeceased) and Anita (O’Keefe) Serard. He graduated from Concord High School in 1974 and then went to the University of Maine Orono to receive a Civil Engineering degree. He also became a Phi Eta Kappa Brotherhood. He later went to Franklin Pierce University to complete his bachelor’s degree in business administration.
Mike worked for State of NH, TSI, Eastern Analytical Incorporated, and Aquarian Analytical. He spent his career working for many years as a Chemist, Analyst and Customer Service Manager. He enjoyed working on the various projects around the house and lived for playing with his granddaughters. He loved cooking and being a teacher. He loved going to shows in Boston, the ocean, swimming in the pool and taking care of his friends. He loved to travel taking trips to New York, Colorado, WDW, Aruba, St. Martin and many times to Florida.
Mike is survived by his wife of 42 years, Lisa Stewartson Serard of Bow, his children Benjamin Carl and Joshua Nicholas (Sammy Day) and his grandchildren Ryleigh Rose and Elizabeth. He also leaves his mother Anita, siblings Cheryl Herrington, Peter Serard (Diane), and Deborah Lawson (William), as well as many nieces and nephews. Mike leaves behind many close friends that were like family to him.
A Celebration of Life: At this time because Christmas was Mike’s favorite time of year, we are going to celebrate Mike in January, the date to be announced.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made in his memory to the American Cancer Society.
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