Jackson Hall Obituary, Death – Sadly, another friend has passed away. RIP Lapierre, David the Whether it was playing little league together or gaming late into the night when we were in our twenties. Relax and know that your loved ones and friends are in our prayers.
During his childhood, he spent time in Ware and Warren, and he then relocated to Springfield until settling in Brimfield in 1986. David was a member of the United States Army’s 1st Air Calvary Division and served his nation during the Vietnam War. He was honored with the Purple Heart as well as numerous medals of achievement for his service.
At Westfield State College, David received not just a Bachelor’s degree but also a Master’s degree, in addition to a Certificate in Advanced Graduate Studies from that higher education establishment.
Over the course of more than twenty years, he was working at Pathfinder Regional Vocational Technical High School in Palmer, where he served as the Assistant Superintendent for the nine years that he was there. For the past three years, David has been working as the Superintendent at Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical High School in Fitchburg, Massachusetts.
He has earned a great deal of respect from both the students and the faculty at this institution. In addition to being a voracious reader, David had a genuine passion for acquiring new knowledge and sharing it with his students. Another one of David’s interests was flying, and he was in the process of constructing an experimental airplane at the time.
Skydiving, skiing, and golfing were among of his favorite activities, and he also raced stock cars. The American Association of School Administrators, the Experimental Aircraft Association, and the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association were all organizations that he worked with.
Additionally, he served as an officer for the Massachusetts Vocational Association, Inc. The following people will miss David terribly: his wife, Denise White-LaPierre; his two children, Tara Robinson and Deana Huneke, both of New Egypt, New Jersey; his sister, Kathleen Banas, of Warren; his two brothers, Mark of Spencer and Keith of New York; and his grandson, Alex.
An event commemorating David’s life will take place on Saturday at Pathfinder Regional Vocational Technical High School, commencing at ten o’clock in the morning. Following the memorial service, which will take place at noon, there will be a reception.
