Birth date: Jul 25, 1955 Death date: Aug 24, 2025
Francis J. Heggarty, 70, passed away on August 24, 2025, from injuries sustained in an auto accident on August 10th in Seabrook, NH. He was surrounded by the love of his family. Born in Methuen, MA, Francis was the son of the late Read Obituary
Mary, Mark and the Heggarty family, our deepest sympathy in the tragic loss of Franny. May our Blessed Mother, Mary gently wrap you all in Her mantle of hope and consolation as you bear such sorrow and grief. We trust Jesus welcomes Fran into His Kingdom with His words, “Well done good and faithful servant.” (Matthew 25:23) Rest in eternal peace dear Fran.
Cathy and Mike Milley
Sorry for your loss. I had the pleasure of being his co-worker at the Lawrence Post Office. He was always smiling. We spoke of many subjects. He was the first one to wish me good luck on my retirement. R.I.P. my friend.
My deepest condolences to Franks friends and family. It was always so nice to see his smile at Sunday evening mass. We did miss a time of hand shakes during Covid. I wish I got to know you better. But I’m glad you came in my life. The talks we had at your Vett about your baseball card collection were special.
It was so sad to hear of Frank's passing in that awful car accident in Seabrook. Frank and I have worked as a team at the 10:00 a.m. Mass at St Joseph's Church for many years. We would greet people at the door, perform the collection. He was a kind sweet man that I truly will miss.
Our family is sadden to hear the news of Frank’s passing. He has greeted our family every Sunday morning at the 10:00am mass at Saint Joseph’s in Salem NH. Frank always gave us a warm welcome with his gentle smile and handshakes. Not a week went by without him asking how our family was doing or him sharing kind words or compliments to us.. He will be deeply missed at Sunday Mass. Our deepest condolences to his entire family. We will continue to pray for Frank and everyone during this difficult time.
Deepest condolences to Frank's family. We are heartbroken by his passing. He was a beloved friend from St. Joe's church. He and I served many years together... first at the Sunday evening Mass and then the 10 am Sunday Mass. He warmly greeted parishioners each week with his smile and sweet, gentle way. We always joked that he was my "right hand man" always helping in whatever way needed at Mass. We will miss him greatly at the 10 am Mass. I will miss him dearly. Keeping you all in prayers during this difficult time.
Christi Dignam
Christi lit a candle in memory of Francis Heggarty
Andy, Mary, and family,
I am so sad to hear of Frank's passing. My deepest condolence to all of you. I enjoyed many conversations over the past 10 years with him at our alumni gatherings from Central Catholic High School. I even bumped into him at Tripoli's in Seabrook one afternoon. We reminisced about our days back in high school when Frank and I and our brothers Andy and Tim would go bowling, pick up four pizzas from King's Subs, and go to one of our houses to play 45s or pool. He was a good man who loved his family, his friends, and his faith. May he rest in peace in the arms of his loving Father. I will miss him.
Mike Bradley
I knew Franny for 20 years my daughter Trish is married to his brother Andy. We shared many times talking sports especially about the Boston red sox and NE Patriots. Franny was always kind and thoughtful. He always asked my daughter how I was doing. I will miss him. Janice Tavares
