Marchand Memorial Homes

05/29/2026

Visit MarchandMemorialHomes.com for the complete obituary - To know Walter was to know kindness, laughter, wisdom, and strength. He had a rare ability to connect with people from all walks of life and leave them feeling seen, heard, and inspired. His impact on the community, especially the youth he mentored, will continue to live on for generations.

05/27/2026

Visit MarchandMemorialHomes.com to read the full obituary for Michael. He worked in the banking industry for 43 years at local banks including Baystate Savings Bank and Fidelity Bank. He also was a parishioner at Christ the King Church and volunteered at Tatnuck Magnet Elementary School as the “Ice Cream Man” where his grandchildren attended school. He loved being with his family, especially his grandchildren. He always made sure he was available to attend their extra-curricular activities.

05/22/2026

Visit MarchandMemorialHomes.com to view the obituary for Parker. - Parker accomplished many great things in his too-short lifetime, but he really hit his stride when he became a dad to twins Hazel and Addie in 2011. Parenting was a humbling experience, but it helped him become a wiser and more compassionate person. And no one made him laugh harder than his children.

When he didn’t understand their interests, he would educate himself, and he sometimes ended up adopting those passions as his own. One child’s fascination with vocaloid reignited his interest in music, and he had recently bought himself an electric guitar for his birthday. He still read with the other child nearly every night, and they had a shared language because of all of the stories they had enjoyed over the years. He loved going on adventures big and small with both of them.

05/22/2026

Visit MarchandMemorialHomes.com to view the obituary for Robert.

Robert was true craftsman, he built not only beautiful spaces for others, but also his own home from the ground up–a place he loved sharing with family, friends, and anyone willing to admire the work. Whether pointing out a perfect piece of trim, or telling the story behind a project, his pride, skill, and love for building were evident in everything he created.

05/19/2026

05/04/2026

Visit MarchandMemorialHomes.com to view the obituary for Linda.

She was passionate about her worked and always looked forward to going to work. She loved being able to assist her patients and took great pride in the care that she was able to provide. Her family was her priority and she never missed an opportunity to be with them, especially her children and grandchildren. Her family meant the world to her and she was a proud mother and “Nene” to her grandchildren.

05/04/2026

Visit MarchandMemorialHomes.com to view the obituary for Richard. He proudly served in the United States Army during Operation Desert Storm. He also enjoyed listening to audio books, taking walks and collecting various swords and knives.

04/28/2026

Visit MarchandMemorialHomes.com to view the obituary for Ray. He loved taking care of his home, whether it was maintaining his yard outdoors or taking care of a repair inside. Calling for outside help was never necessary as he always had the knowledge and skill to make the fix. Ray enjoyed traveling to Florida, but he was truly the happiest when he was spending time with his family, from boat rides on Stiles Lake to cookouts and dinners with family.

04/20/2026

Visit MarchandMemorialHomes.com to view the obituary of Carole. She enjoyed traveling especially to historical sites and could often be found knitting or reading a book. However, she was truly the happiest when she was able to spend time with her family.

04/17/2026

Visit MarchandMemorialHomes.com to view the obituary of Terry. She worked for the City of Worcester for over 20 years as a crossing guard and was a staple at her intersection of Wall and Grafton Streets where she greeted the kids every day from Grafton Street Elementary School.

Mrs. Ortiz enjoyed tending to her plants, taking trips to the beach, especially Old Orchard Beach and Florida but she was truly the happiest when she was able to spend time with her family, especially her grandchildren.

04/16/2026

Many of our families had the honor of meeting Father Fran at the Massachusetts Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Winchendon. Whenever we needed a priest to officiate at a burial, there was never any hesitation. The answer was always yes. Thank you Father Fran for your service and compassion to all the families that you helped during a difficult time.

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