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Of Boston, died August 27. He was 81. Born in Fitchburg, he graduated from St. Bernard's High School. He attended St. Anselm College and then St. Louis University School of Medicine. He married Lenora Skruck of Hubbard, Ohio, on August 30, 1958. Dr. McNally entered the Public Health Service and lived in Baltimore, New York City, Seattle, and Boston. In 1966, he settled Manchester, New Hampshire. Dr. McNally established a pathology practice at the Elliot Hospital which also served outlying hospitals in Peterborough and Derry. He was chief of staff at Elliot Hospital in the 1970s and was head of the pathology department. He was a founder of the New Hampshire Symphony. He retired and moved to Boston in 1997. In addition to his wife, he leaves five children, Catherine Allen of Somerville, Monica Hough of Falmouth , Sean McNally of Newton, Alicia McNally of Florida, and Alexandra McNally of Boston. He also leaves a brother, Jeremiah, of Baltimore and seven grandchildren.
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Marie Drew
September 28, 2012
I was so sorry to hear about Dr.McNally's passing - he was a great boss at the Elliot Hospital - I worked with him for many years.
Kelly MacDonald
September 11, 2012
So sorry to hear of Dr. McNally's passing. Our folks had some wonderful times together. I will remember him as a friend to my
Parents, a husband to Lenora, and a father to his children. Take good care, Kelly MacDonald
September 10, 2012
Kate called me today to tell me that Uncle John had passed. He was my hero; I thought he was the most handsome,coolest person I knew. He taught me, by example, that it was good to be smart and to dream big. I will miss him.
Mary (Fantozzi) Peraro
September 10, 2012
Very sorry to hear of the passing of Uncle John. Our deepest sympathy to all of you.
steven gordon
September 4, 2012
As CEO of Parkland Med Center for many years I had the privilege of working with John and his pathology group...he was the consummate professional and medical staff leader.
Meredith McQuade
September 4, 2012
I have wonderful memories of the Dr. growing up. I am so sorry he left this earth too soon. Please know He made a difference in many lives he touched.
Tara MacDonald Phillips
September 4, 2012
Thinking of all of you. Fond memories of your Dad at our home in Bedford. Our parents all had such a great time together--true friendships.
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