Beverly "Angie" Gaudreau

Beverly (Angie) Gaudreau, of Manchester, NH, passed away peacefully in the early morning of August 15, 2023. She was 75 years old. Throughout her life, Angie found joy in the “Best of the Best” especially when it was with family & friends. She loved to celebrate any occasion over a meal with loved ones with no occasion being too small. She enjoyed traveling in her younger years and more recently took delight in the details of everyone’s travel adventures both in the US and abroad. She loved the ocean, especially get-aways with her husband to the Maine coast with Kennebunkport and Wells Beach being two of her favorite destinations. An avid movie buff, her interests included thriller and horror movies. She was also a voracious reader (especially on rainy days) with a constant stack of reading material next to her (usually non-fiction), everything from medical journals to multiple newspapers and tabloids. She always kept up to date with both current events and pop culture. She enjoyed shopping for unique items and had a keen eye for interior decorating. She was very expressive and sneezed so loud that you could hear her houses away! Angie will be best remembered for her love of her family, great sense of humor (she could get anyone to laugh) and amazing cooking, especially her Italian specialties, including her world-famous lasagna, puttanesca & varieties of sauces. There always seemed to be something simmering on the stove or cooking in the oven. She was even known to have kept her family recipes in a safety deposit box. She was predeceased by her parents Ellen and Henry Moro, her sister and brother-in-law Patti and Tom Helta, and brother Vincent Moro. She is survived by her loving husband of 56 years, Andre, her daughter Gina Swetland (husband Brock) of Manchester, NH, and her sons Paul Gaudreau (wife Nancy) of Santa Rosa, CA and Justin Gaudreau of Manchester, NH. She was extremely proud of her four grandchildren Sara and Kyle Swetland and Andre and Ella Gaudreau. She also leaves behind her brother Bruce Moro and many nieces and nephews including Chris Helta and his daughter Jamie. Per Angie's wishes, there will be no services. Condolences may be shared with the family at www.durningbykowskiandyoung.com In memory of Angie and her love of animals, donations can be made to the Humane Society for Greater Nashua, www.hsfn.org