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Kevin Gannon Obituary
Kevin Matthew Gannon went on to be with the Lord on December 8th, 2024. He was 64 years old.
Kevin passed away in his apartment building suddenly. He had experienced many medical challenges over the past years, however, his departure was unexpected.
Kevin was disabled all his life, but, that didn't stop him from working the many part time jobs he had secured over the years. He was a very hard worker.He graduated from St. Colettas of Braintree. He was a very active and successful team member of the Special Olympics for several years. Kevin also had a great passion for animals as he was a volunteer at the Whitman and Brockton animal shelters dufing different stages of his life.
Kevin is survived by his brothers David, Peter, Paul, Bernie, Jamie and Greg. Also, his sisters Mary Anne, Tricia, Corinne, Bunny,Vanessa, Alecia and Nichol, and his brother in law John Zeller. We will miss you brother Kevin. with all our love, rest in peace.
Kevin will be cremated and a celebration of life service will be announced within the next few weeks.
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