Dumont-Sullivan Funeral Homes

12/08/2025

Francis “Frank” X. Bogan, 89, of Hudson, NH passed away on Thursday December 4, 2025 after a period of declining health.

He was born June 23, 1936 in Roxbury, MA, son of the late Daniel and Elizabeth (Murphy) Bogan.

Frank was the devoted husband of Florence (Cozzatti) Bogan of Hudson with...

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12/05/2025

Memorialization of a lost loved one is crucial to keeping their memory alive, but sometimes it can be difficult to recall To get started, try asking yourself: what were their favorite hobbies? Share your memories below!

12/02/2025

James “JJ” Joseph Michael Martorana (McNamara) passed away suddenly on November 17, 2025. Born on December 5, 2004, JJ was a bright, spirited, and deeply loved young man whose presence touched the lives of many.

JJ was the beloved son of his late mother, Gina LeBlanc, and his stepfather, Jason...

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12/02/2025

The importance of a partnership between Hospice and Funeral Homes cannot be overstated. Caregivers and Funeral Directors lean on each other to help families through some of their most difficult moments. Read out list below on the top reasons a hospice should have an ongoing relationship with funeral homes:

12/01/2025

Lorna F. McNeil, 92, of Hudson, passed away peacefully at her home on November 29, 2025.

�Born on March 5, 1933, in Stephenville Crossing, Newfoundland, Canada, she was one of twelve children born to Adolph and Millie O’Quinn and was predeceased by all eleven of her siblings.

Lorna was...

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11/29/2025

After losing a loved one, many people hear the phrase, "It gets better." from a friend who has also lost a loved one at one time or another.
Many condolences are meant to show that they understand, and give hope to those grieving, but sometimes they don't actually help and may even have the opposite effect.
Avoid these condolences:
“It gets better”
“He/she is in a better place”
“I know how you are feeling”
“At least you had a chance to say goodbye”
Try these condolences instead:
“I love you”
“I will miss him/her”
“You are in my thoughts”
“This must be so hard for you”

11/25/2025

Keeping affairs in order alleviates the financial and emotional burden for family and loved ones after their loss.

11/23/2025

A great way to support Hudson Police and the children of CHAD🎁

🎁 HUDSON POLICE ANNUAL CHaD TOY DRIVE 🎁
The Hudson Police Department will be at Walmart, 254 Lowell Road for our annual CHaD Toy Drive to support the Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth!

📍 Where: Walmart – 254 Lowell Road, Hudson NH
⏰ When: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM

We’re collecting new, unwrapped toys for children of all ages. Every donation helps bring joy to a child and brightens the holiday season for families in need.

👮‍♂️ Stop by, say hello to your Hudson officers, and drop off a toy if you’re able.
Quick drop-offs are welcome!

🎁 Additional Drop-Off Locations:
If you can’t make it to the event, you can drop off toys at any of these community partners:

Hudson Police Department
Library Street School
H.O. Smith School
Hills Garrison School
Nottingham West School
Hudson Memorial School
Alvirne High School

Thank you for helping us support CHaD and making a difference for children and families this holiday season. 💙
Dartmouth Health Children's Walmart

11/23/2025

Celebrating 30 years of the Nashua Winter Stroll🎄

On the Saturday of Thanksgiving weekend way back in 1994, a couple of thousand or so folks decided to head to downtown Nashua to check out this new thing they’d

11/22/2025

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11/19/2025

Mary-Gail DaCosta, 71, of Hudson, NH, passed away peacefully on November 19, 2025, at Mass General Hospital.

Mary-Gail was born in Lowell, MA, on September 14, 1954. She graduated from Keith Hall and went on to attend Northern Essex and St. John’s Nursing School. She worked as a nurse at...

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11/18/2025

Those in hospice care can remain in a familiar environment while still feeling safe, comfortable, and maintaining their quality of life with companionship, spiritual counseling, and thoughtful caretaking. These experiences occur more readily if end-of-life preplanning is taken care of, and families are actively involved with deathcare professionals.