Gerald Gagnon Obituary
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Born in Brookline, MA, to the late Gerard and June Gagnon, Gerry was raised in Hollis, NH. He graduated from Bishop Guertin High School in 1969 and Boston University with a B.A. in Chemistry and later earned a MBA in Operations Management.
As a quality engineer, Gerry worked for various high-tech companies such as Digital Equipment Corporation, Hewlett- Packard, Bose, and FLIR. He was well respected by his peers and was considered to be one of the leading subject matter experts on printed circuit boards.
In his free time, Gerry enjoyed golfing, building computers, watching sports, spending time with his children, grandchildren, and was a music enthusiast.
Gerry is survived by his wife of 50 years, Susan, his sister Claudia M. Knotts, his daughters Lauren E. Gagnon, Jennifer Burnette and her husband Kevin M. Burnette, and two grandchildren Alexander and Alina M. Burnette.
Details of his celebration of life will be forthcoming. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Nashua Children's Home.
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Chris Giles
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We will dearly miss Gerry here on Wood Street. He was always ready for a get together, always willing to join in with a group to celebrate whatever. We're so sorry for your loss, Susan, Lauren and Jen and Kevin. I will miss seeing him taking his walks with his walking stick. He was so strong contending with his illness.
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