Forrest “Eugene” E. Hodgdon

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Forrest “Eugene” E. Hodgdon, 77, a resident of Keene and formerly of Winchester, passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, August 14, 2022, in the familiar surroundings of his home.

He was born on March 12, 1945, to the late Mildred (Demerse) Leonard and Edwin Hodgdon Sr. in Gilsum, NH. Gene was educated locally at Monadnock Regional High School class of 1963.

Forrest worked for UNFI Foods as a truck driver for 18 years until he retired in 2008. He was also a private truck driver for 10 years, along with working for A and L Trucking Company out of West Swanzey for 5 years.

Gene has a passion for watching sports, especially the Boston Red Sox and the Patriots games. He also loved NASCAR, bowling, playing cribbage and going to flea markets, and collecting antiques.

Mr. Hodgdon is survived by his three children, Elizabeth Vorce and her husband, Timothy of Jaffrey, Willard T. Hodgdon and his wife, Susan of Keene, Mike I Hodgdon of Swanzey, his four siblings Edwin Hodgdon Jr. of Loris, SC., Christine Montgomery of Hinsdale, Rebecca Buglione of Forked River, NJ. and Roberta Pertin of Rochester. Gene is also survived by his six grandchildren Samantha Donaldson, Rachel Donaldson, Ronald Hodgdon, Thomas Hodgdon, Tyanna Hodgdon, and Michael J Hodgdon, along with his 3 great-grandchildren, Dameon Lorette, Kylie Hodgdon and Thomas Hodgdon, with many cousins, nieces, nephews, extended family, and friends. Forrest is now rejoined with his parents, along with his two siblings, Carl Chamberlin and Charlotte Phillips.

A graveside service will be held at 11 am on Saturday, September 17, 2022, at the Centennial Hill Cemetery, Centennial Road, Gilsum, NH. Although flowers will be gladly accepted, the family has requested that donations be made to the

Rise for Baby and Family Foundation
147 Washington St.
Keene, NH. 03431.

All services are under the care of the Cheshire Family Funeral Chapel, 44 Maple Ave. Keene, NH. 03431. www.cheshirefamilyfh.com.

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