David Thomas Mcnamara

David Thomas McNamara died at his home after a courageous fight against cancer. He was surrounded by family, in the home he and his wife Janis worked so hard for over the years to make it everything they dreamed of.
Born in Massachusetts March 30, 1950 to Thomas and Blanche McNamara; he was the youngest of four children. He moved to Belmont during his high school years and here he stayed raising his loving family. He worked a few different jobs and retired after 33 years from Concord Hospital; to pursue his love of farming, his family, restoring antique cars with his friend Jack Butler and many adventures with Janis in his 1947 MG.
Those who knew David even if just for a moment can attest to what a hard working, genuinely kind soul that he was. He was the go to guy for anything and everything, the Mr Fix-it, the baby whisperer, smart and intuitive in everything he laid his hands on but most of all the most amazing husband, father, friend and neighbor any of us could have asked for. His family was his greatest treasure. He loved with all his heart and believed in being kind and patient to everyone he met. The smile and wave to whomever crossed paths with him is something so many will never forget.
He will be missed by everyone he touched but especially his beloved wife and best friend Janis McNamara, his trusty sidekick Mason, his daughter Jennifer Deware and son in law John Deware, his son Jason McNamara and fiance Mel, his son Paul Blake and wife Deb, daughter Angela Hanson and husband Micheal and son Christopher Blake and wife Jennifer. His sister Judith Hebblethwaite, 2 brothers; Robert McNamara and wife Deb and Richard McNamara and wife Karlene, as well as many nieces and nephews, and his beautiful grandchildren and great grandchildren that he'd say made him the richest man alive.
David was preceded by his parents and his grandson Jacob Deware. May they hold him close. We would like to truly thank the amazing crew at Lakes Region VNA for their continued support and guidance they gave us, during this incredibly tough week. Their services were above and beyond.
In lieu of flowers please make a donation to the Jake Deware Kindness Project created in memory of David's Grandson. Kindness is something David always carried with him, if you knew him you felt it.
Jake Deware Kindness Project
138 South Rd Belmont NH 03220
A celebration of Life will be held at a later date