Mark L. Vivier's Obituary
Methuen Ma.- Mark L. Vivier, 39, died Thursday morning June 28, 2012 at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston following a car accident in Windham, New Hampshire.
Born in Lowell MA Mark was a 1991 graduate of the regional vocational high school.
For many years he had been employed with the Lawrence Eagle Tribune as an Eagle Tribune driver in the evenings.
According to his family he was a former DJ, and loved the Boston Red Sox. He was famous for being the first in line to obtain new clothing for his winning Boston sports teams and loved introducing children to them as well. He had a big heart according to all of his friends and was considered to be extremely outgoing.
Mark is survived by his wife and best friend of 14 years: Nicole J. (Connor) Vivier
and is also survived by his three children; Tyler J, Karli i . and Lucien J. Vivier.
He is survived by his mother Jeannie (Ninteau) Mooneyhan of Utah, and father Richard H. Sr. and his wife Lorraine Gennetti Vivier both of Malden.
Survivors also include three brothers Richard and his wife Colleen Vivier, his twin brother Michael Vivier, and Mathew Mooneyhan, one sister Julie Vivier, of Florida, his godchild Jaidah Kenney of Dracut, very close and special nieces and nephew, Brittany and Zachary Vivier,Lily Adams, Aiden Vivier and Autumn St. Hilaire and many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
A funeral mass will take place on Friday morning at 10:30 AM in St. Monica's church in Methuen.
Friends will be warmly received on Thursday from 4-8 PM at the Kenneth H Pollard funeral home 233 Lawrence St. in Methuen Massachusetts. For directions and to send online condolences please visit www.pollardfuneralhome.com.
In lieu of flowers Memorial contributions may be made to Tyler, Karli,and Lucien Vivier Memorial Fund c/o TD Bank 91 Pleasant Valley Street Methuen, Ma. 01844.
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