Horace Armand Demanche

Horace (Oscar) A. Demanche, 90, passed away January 5, 2025 at Premier Rehab and Healthcare in Nashua, NH. Born in Nashua, NH on September 10, 1934, he was the son of the late Henry Sr. and Rose (Obin) Demanche. Horace worked for 30 years at Nashua Corp. in Merrimack, NH and several years at the Tannery in Nashua, NH.

Horace (Oscar) is survived by his Son Brian Demanche and his wife Cindy Demanche of Kentucky, Daughter Karen Demanche and her wife Celeste Morse of Merrimack, NH, grandchildren Amanda Demanche and her wife Kimberly Elisabeth, Charlie Unthank and his wife Malia, Jason Unthank and his partner Karen, and great grandchildren Trinity, Michael, Chance, Jordan and Kirsten and one great great grandchild Andres. Roger Demanche and his wife Simone Laflamme and sister-in-law Pauline Desrosiers wife of the late Leo Demanche and Pauline Lucille (Blea) LaBonte wife of the late Alfred LaBonte Jr and several nieces and nephews.

In addition, Horace is predeceased by his wife of 64 years Yvette M. (LaBonte) Demanche, sister Rose (Demanche) Chauvette, brothers Henry Demanche Jr. and his wife Doreen Baxter, Andrew Demanche and his wife Leanne Ouelette, Normand Demanche and his wife Estelle Landry, Maurice (Willy) Demanche and his wife Claude Parent, Paul Demanche and his wife Lorraine Marchand, Leo Demanche, Albert Demanche and his wife Ruth Clark, and Raymond Demanche.

Horace enjoyed life and loved spending time with his family and friends. Dad had many things that brought him happiness golfing, bowling, family bike rides and also yearly vacations. We did several driving trips to Florida to visit Disney World or to Colorado to visit Moms older brother and family. The driving trips would go through many states sometimes the top states and return home through the middle of the country or by the lower states and also return home through the middle states. Dad and Mom wanted me and my brother to see all we could of these United States. These were the best vacations and of course when Dad was driving on these vacations, he could smell a bridge coming up that it was time for a pit stop and for it to be Moms turn to drive. Dad didn’t like bridges. LOL. Dad and Mom also enjoyed going to casinos whether it was Atlantic City, Las Vegas or Foxwoods. Dad always did well playing the slots and somehow always was able to play for many hours off $20 dollars. Weekends in the summer would be spent at the camp in Barnstead, NH.

In Dad’s memory let us be happy, smile, laugh and make great memories with family and friends. Instead of sending flowers, we kindly request that you donate to the Alzheimer’s Association to find a cure and the DAV for Veterans.

SERVICES: Memorial Service and Cemetery Committal to be scheduled. Please check back for updated information.