He was born in Fitchburg on July, 24, 1947, the son of the late Col. Winthrop C. and Ruth (Parker) Haskell and had lived here all of his life. He graduated from Fitchburg High School in 1966.
Mr. Haskell was longtime member of the Fitchburg Exchange Club. He served as member of their Board of Directors, and was a former club vice president and former club secretary for which he was honored with the National Distinguished Secretary’s Award. He was also an ardent supporter of F.A.T.V. where he volunteered as a cableman and cameraman for several local sporting events.
He was also a life member of the Leominster Chapter of the Jr. Chamber International, where he served as a member of the J.C.I. Senate.
Mr. Haskell leaves a brother, Stephen K. Haskell of Marlboro; and an uncle and aunt, Donald and Vera Haskell of Goffstown, N.H.
HASKELL -- On May 15, Brian A. Haskell, 58, of Fitchburg. A memorial service will be held Friday, June 2, at 11:30 a.m. in Faith United Parish, 820 Main St. Burial will be Forest Hill Cemetery. There are no calling hours. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the National Exchange Club Foundation, 3050 Central Ave., Toledo, OH 43606. Smith-Mallahy-Masciarelli Funeral Home, 243 Water St., Fitchburg, is directing arrangements. See www.masciarellifamilyfuneralhomes.net.
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Robert Cohen
September 27, 2017
even though it's been more than 10 years since Brian's passing, I still think of him and how he was always ready and willing to help out in any way he could. my time as program director at the old WEIM radio in Fitchburg was made so much easier and more enjoyable knowing that Brian was always there to lend a hand when needed. He even volunteered at his own expense to drive all the way to Berlin NH and conduct community ascertainment surveys when we were interested in buying a radio station there. his positive outlook and helpful demeanor is still greatly missed.
Henry Bois
June 1, 2006
Brian was a true friend for over 30 years. Never asking for anything, aways willing to give. I wouldn't see him for years but if he saw me in a store he always came over and spoke to me. I will miss knowing he isn't out there anymore and hockey games will be a little less enjoyable.
Brian King
June 1, 2006
Be Still
Be still like the grass on a melancholy summer day
Be still like desert shrub.
Be calm and you will hear your loved one speak, in the stillness, in the calm, their love resounds.
If you are still this promise I make, you will hear the voice of your loved one helping you along your way.
Janet Haskell
May 31, 2006
Brian was a good person and he put up a valiant fight against his many health problems. He finally surrendered and is hopefully at peace. I miss him because we used to talk politics by phone and I enjoyed his active mind.
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