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Source: Athol Daily News

Belchertown, MA – David Loyola Wickham, affectionately known as Gramps, Smurf, or simply Dave, lived a life marked by unwavering dedication and love. Born on January 3, 1942, in Athol, Massachusetts, he was a graduate of Athol High School, class of 1959 and received his Bachelor’s Degree from The University of Massachusetts.David spent his formative years in the vibrant communities of Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Colorado. With a sharp mind and a generous heart, he pursued a successful career as a CPA, where he served his clients with integrity, also forming lasting friendships. His love for his alma mater, UMass, remained steadfast throughout his life, a true testament to his passion for learning and growth.A proud and loving grandfather, David’s world revolved around his cherished granddaughters, Alicia, Ayla, and Kensy. He found joy in their laughter and stories, creating memories that will last a lifetime.

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