Native obituary: Jackson MacKenzie, 34, Northeastern grad

MacKenzie, Jackson Ok. Age 34, of Boston, MA, died unexpectedly on the morning of Saturday, June 17, 2023, after a quick however brave battle in opposition to anxiousness and melancholy. He was the beloved husband of Benjamin Delaney, previously of Westerly, RI. He was the cherished second son of Scott and Genevieve MacKenzie, of Bedford, NH.

Along with his husband and oldsters, Jackson can be tremendously missed by his brother, Doug (Joely) MacKenzie, of Hudson, NH; and his sister, Lydia MacKenzie, of Boulder, CO; in addition to his paternal grandparents, Doug and Nancy MacKenzie, of Manchester, NH; his parents-in-law, Valerie Ahern (Tom Dinoto) and Robert Delaney (Paula Niedermann); his sister-in-law, Erica (Aaron) Bliven; his younger nephews, Scott MacKenzie and Ace and Maxwell Bliven; a number of aunts, uncles, and cousins; and his dad and mom’ cat, Angel, which he adored. Jackson was predeceased by his maternal grandparents, Donald and Carol Robinson.

After graduating from The Derryfield College, Jackson studied laptop science at Northeastern College, the place he started his greater than decade lengthy profession at Akamai Applied sciences. Throughout this time, Jackson additionally discovered success as a author, utilizing his expertise, creativity, and private experiences to publish six books between two separate genres.

Jackson can be eternally remembered for his unbelievable kindness, his great humor, his spectacular mind, and the abundance of affection that he endlessly shared with household, pals, and animals. The goodness of Jackson’s spirit was fast to all who met him, and his exemplary character will all the time encourage us to stay absolutely, love deeply, and assist others.

A Celebration of Life can be held August eleventh at The Derryfield College, Manchester, NH. Go to bit.ly/jacksonmackenziememorial for particulars and RSVP info. On the request of Jackson’s household, please omit sending flowers. Memorial donations are most popular and could also be made to the Nationwide Alliance on Psychological Sickness or to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. To go away a message of condolence, please go to www.lambertfuneralhome.com.

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