William Daly a resident of North Foxborough, Massachusetts unexpectedly passed according to an online source on Tuesday, June 6, 2023. William worked at Brewster Ambulance Service before his passing. The cause of William’s death is currently unknown.
William Daly attended Xaverian Brothers High School from 2013 – 2017, he studied at Assumption University.
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In both emergency and non-critical circumstances, Brewster Ambulance Service is dedicated to offering the safest transportation for anyone who requires medical help.
One of the first ambulance services in New England was established in Brewster in 1906. In order to maintain our status as a dependable service provider and foster long-term connections with our clients, our leadership develops a sustainable financial strategy. With nine offices serving major hospitals and towns from Boston to Cape Cod, Brewster has more than 2,500 team members, which equates to 75% of the Boston market. Brewster delivers more than 350,000 transports annually with a fleet of more than 400 vehicles while operating throughout Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Florida.
Related Post; William (Bill) J. Daly
On February 27, 2023, William (Bill) Daly, 80, of East Greenwich, passed away unexpectedly. On March 16, 1942, he was born in Norwich, Connecticut, to the late James and Mary (Farrell) Daly. Both Bill’s beloved wife of 46 years, Jane (Grainger), and his son-in-law, Joseph Petrone, passed away before him. His children Maryanne Daly-Doran and her husband John, Brendan Daly and his wife Kristen, and Keelin Petrone, all of Simsbury, Connecticut, as well as his brother James Daly, of Norwich, Connecticut, and his grandchildren Michael Christina Kevin Anthony Kerry Katie Kylie Makayla and Nathan survive him.
After graduating from Boston College, Bill went on to the University of Connecticut to earn his MBA. He relocated to East Greenwich in 1981 to work for Hasbro before moving on to the North Kingstown School District, where he spent his whole career in human resources. Bill was a devoted volunteer who held positions in numerous civic groups, including chairman of the board of directors for the former East Greenwich Fire District and treasurer for the board of directors of the Rhode Island Coalition to End Homelessness. Read full obituary