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OBITUARY: David C. Pabst, 65, of Woburn

David worked in the Woburn Public Schools maintenance department for over 20 years.

WOBURN, MA — David C. Pabst passed away unexpectedly at Lahey Clinic, Thursday evening, Jan. 5, after being stricken at his home. The beloved son of Marie B. (Dunn) Pabst of Woburn and the late Charles E. Pabst, he was 65 years of age.

Born in Winchester, David was raised in the north Woburn section of the city where he remained throughout his sixty five years. He was educated here in Woburn, graduating with the Class of 1969.

Following high school David secured himself a position with the Woburn Public Schools , Maintenance Department for over twenty years. David also worked for over a decade at the Stop and Shop located in North Woburn, where he had retired from, several years ago.

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Hockey was the sport of choice for David. He followed the Bruins faithfully and never missed a game on TV. He was also an avid baseball and football fan, but it was truly the hockey that kept him close to the TV.

A very friendly and happy person, David always enjoyed a good conversation with those he would meet during his walks. A very good natured man David always enjoyed being able to help others out, however he could.

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Sadly, David was predeceased by his Dad, Charlie, and brother in law John Coombs

He is lovingly survived by his dear mother, Marie B. Pabst of Woburn and sister Ann L. Coombs of Burlington.

A Funeral will be held in the Lynch-Cantillon Funeral Home, 263 Main St. inWoburn, on Wednesday, Jan. 11 at 11:30 a.m. Interment is private. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to calling hours from 10 -11:30 a.m. prior to the Service. Remembrances may be made in David’s memory to the “Friends of St. Anthony,” 851 Main St., Woburn, MA 01801.

Obituary courtesy of the Lynch-Cantillon Funeral Home. Image via Shutterstock.


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