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Nathan is survived by his mother, Gina Auger and his step-father, Michael Auger; his father, Peter Field and step-mother, Kimberly Field; his siblings, Matthew (brother), Erica (sister in law) and their daughter, Stevie (niece), Noelle (sister), Alex (brother) & husband Brendan, Dylan & Tyler (brothers); his beloved Nana, Sarah, and many aunts, uncles, cousins, and girlfriend, Quinn.
Nathan had a social magnetism that made him deeply loved everywhere he went. He was a free spirit, charming, highly intelligent, and had a passion for music, golf, and cooking. Nate was an expert conversationalist who loved connecting with people all around him. Nathan's addiction was real and was felt by everyone who loved him. He was a beautiful soul and we miss him tremendously.
Nathan's life will be celebrated at 4:00 PM Friday, March 10, 2023 at First Baptist Church,733 Main Street in Westbrook. In lieu of flowers, please donate to The Family Restored Recovery Center, 631 Stevens Ave Suite 205, Portland, Maine 04103.
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