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We Remember

The Church is not bound by walls, time, or even earthly life. It is a living fellowship of believers across all generations and places, a great communion that unites us with every follower of Christ, both those who walk beside us today and those who have already entered into God’s eternal presence. This shared faith reminds us that we are never alone, for we are surrounded by “a great cloud of witnesses” (Hebrews 12:1) who encourage, inspire, and strengthen us as we continue our journey of discipleship.

We give thanks for the saints who have gone before us, including family members, friends, mentors, and fellow church members whose lives testified to the grace of God. Their faith shaped our faith, their service built the ministries we now carry forward, and their love reminds us of the eternal bond we share in Christ. Remembering them is not only an act of gratitude but also a declaration of hope. Death does not have the final word, and one day we will be reunited in God’s everlasting kingdom.

Each year, on All Saints Sunday, the first Sunday in November, our congregation gathers to honor and celebrate these beloved ones. In this sacred service we light candles for those who have passed into glory, speak aloud their names in a roll call of remembrance, and lift our voices in songs of faith and resurrection. This is a holy time of both tears and joy, grieving our loss while also rejoicing in the promise of eternal life.

Through these acts of remembrance we are reminded that the Church is not just the people we see today but an ever-expanding family of faith that includes all believers everywhere and for all time. In honoring the saints, we recommit ourselves to carrying the light of Christ forward, trusting that future generations will one day give thanks for us as well.​​

Reverend David Svenson

08/19/1940 - 05/28/2025

Elizabeth "Beth" Grenier​

12/10/1954 - 05/25/2025

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​​​​​​​​​​​Martha Fortier

07/09/1927 - 03/01/2025

​David Leighton Plummer​

12/08/1951 - 09/13/2024

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​Marjorie Louise (Fissette) Lovejoy

01/17/1936 - 07/09/2024

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​Richard Norman "Dick" Netto

​05/24/1947 - 04/30/2024

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Velma (Morgan) Philbrick Hendrick

01/10/1919 - 1224/2023

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​Roberta L. Wood

11/22/2024 - 10/28/2023

​John P. Stafford

12/04/1936 - 07/21/2023

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Bishop Sudarshana Devadhar

04/06/1951 - 07/18/2023

​Amy Barbara Potter

11/10/1971 - 07/04/2023

June I. Kamieniecki​

12/26/1927 - 06/16/2023

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Constance Ruth (Coronis) Beyer

06/08/1941 - 03/25/2023

Holly Potter

05/04/1947 - 03/01/2023

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​Veda Henry

12/14/1941 - 09/15/2022

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Julie Graichen

​11/12/1987 - 08/05/2022​

 

 

Roger Gaskill

09/10/1924 - 05/26/2022

Patricia H. Mackey​

08/17/1931 - 06/01/2020

 

 

Alice L. Lock

08/17​/1931 - 06/01/2020

As we continue to remember and honor those who have been part of Arlington Street United Methodist Church, we are still gathering photographs and information. If your loved one is not yet listed and was a full member of our church, we welcome you to contact us so we may include them.

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Contact Us

Arlington Street United Methodist Church

63 Arlington St

Nashua, NH 03060

603-882-4663​

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Pastor: Jerry Miller

asumc.nashua.nh@gmail.com

Administrator: Stacey Lippert

asumc.adm@gmail.com

© 2026 Arlington Street United Methodist Church. All rights reserved.

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