Averill
Averill Knorr Lacoursiere
d. November 5, 2019
Averill K. LaCoursiere (1985 -2019)
Mr. Averill K. LaCoursiere, age 34, of Portsmouth, NH died following a period of failing health.
Mr. LaCoursiere was born prematurely at MMC, Portland, ME on April 18, 1985. Because of the prematurity he developed a condition called cerebral palsy (CP). He died at Portsmouth (NH) Regional Hospital, November 5, 2019.
He was the oldest son of Edward J. LaCoursiere and Leslie J. McRobie.
He leaves behind, his parents Ed LaCoursiere and Leslie McRobie, of Lee / Meredith, NH. He is survived by his sister, Dr. Marissa P. LaCoursiere, New Orleans, LA, his brother Thaddeus (Tad) D. LaCoursiere, St. Paul, MN, his maternal grandfather, Francis J. McRobie, Sr. of Thornwood, NY and an aunt, Karen F. McRobie (and uncle Phil Mineart) of Oakland, CA and several cousins.
Predeceased by his paternal grandparents, George and Sophie LaCoursiere, maternal grandmother, Joanne McRobie and an uncle, Rusty McRobie.
Raised in small town Lee, NH and on Lake Winnisquam, NH; he attended Mast Way Elementary and graduated from Oyster River High School (2003). He also attended NHTI, Concord, NH.
He loved playing cribbage with his grandfather and friends. He liked math and could do common arithmetic calculations in his head. He was a loyal friend. He was very independent and determined to do it "his way" regardless of consequences. He loved all sports; baseball, football, hockey, soccer, etc. He was a rabid Boston Red Sox fan. He participated in many activities, including Special Olympics and Odyssey of the Mind (OM) / Destination Imagination (DI). He was a member of Lee Hill 4H and was ready to try new activities. When he was a teenager he took an EAA Young Eagles flight. He enjoyed boating and tubing on the lake in the summer.
Very talkative, someone might ask if he had been "vaccinated with a Victrola needle?"
A personable young man he went out of his way to honor service members and military veterans and thank them for their service. He frequently sought out Pease Air Force members when he was out shopping locally.
Burial will be at Holy Cross Cemetery, Franklin, NH next to his grandfather.
Please do not send flowers!
If someone wants to make a memorial contribution in Averill's name, it is suggested that donations may be made to either:
• The NH Veterans Home, 139 Winter St., Tilton, NH 03276
• The Lee Public Library, 9 Mast Road, Lee, NH 03861
The family would like to thank Raymond Neun of Thibault-Neun Funeral Home in Franklin for his caring assistance with arrangements.
For an online guestbook, please visit www.neunfuneralhomes.com
Mr. Averill K. LaCoursiere, age 34, of Portsmouth, NH died following a period of failing health.
Mr. LaCoursiere was born prematurely at MMC, Portland, ME on April 18, 1985. Because of the prematurity he developed a condition called cerebral palsy (CP). He died at Portsmouth (NH) Regional Hospital, November 5, 2019.
He was the oldest son of Edward J. LaCoursiere and Leslie J. McRobie.
He leaves behind, his parents Ed LaCoursiere and Leslie McRobie, of Lee / Meredith, NH. He is survived by his sister, Dr. Marissa P. LaCoursiere, New Orleans, LA, his brother Thaddeus (Tad) D. LaCoursiere, St. Paul, MN, his maternal grandfather, Francis J. McRobie, Sr. of Thornwood, NY and an aunt, Karen F. McRobie (and uncle Phil Mineart) of Oakland, CA and several cousins.
Predeceased by his paternal grandparents, George and Sophie LaCoursiere, maternal grandmother, Joanne McRobie and an uncle, Rusty McRobie.
Raised in small town Lee, NH and on Lake Winnisquam, NH; he attended Mast Way Elementary and graduated from Oyster River High School (2003). He also attended NHTI, Concord, NH.
He loved playing cribbage with his grandfather and friends. He liked math and could do common arithmetic calculations in his head. He was a loyal friend. He was very independent and determined to do it "his way" regardless of consequences. He loved all sports; baseball, football, hockey, soccer, etc. He was a rabid Boston Red Sox fan. He participated in many activities, including Special Olympics and Odyssey of the Mind (OM) / Destination Imagination (DI). He was a member of Lee Hill 4H and was ready to try new activities. When he was a teenager he took an EAA Young Eagles flight. He enjoyed boating and tubing on the lake in the summer.
Very talkative, someone might ask if he had been "vaccinated with a Victrola needle?"
A personable young man he went out of his way to honor service members and military veterans and thank them for their service. He frequently sought out Pease Air Force members when he was out shopping locally.
Burial will be at Holy Cross Cemetery, Franklin, NH next to his grandfather.
Please do not send flowers!
If someone wants to make a memorial contribution in Averill's name, it is suggested that donations may be made to either:
• The NH Veterans Home, 139 Winter St., Tilton, NH 03276
• The Lee Public Library, 9 Mast Road, Lee, NH 03861
The family would like to thank Raymond Neun of Thibault-Neun Funeral Home in Franklin for his caring assistance with arrangements.
For an online guestbook, please visit www.neunfuneralhomes.com
To order memorial trees or send flowers to the family in memory of Averill Knorr Lacoursiere, please visit our flower store.
Guestbook
Visits: 1
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the
Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors