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Friday, October 30, 2026 Suffolk County, Massachusetts · Change town
Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of October 12 through October 18

Two obituaries with ties to Revere were published this week.

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REVERE — This week's column carries notices for 2 obituaries connected to Revere, Massachusetts, with names drawn from Legacy.com postings tied to Douglas & Johnson Funeral Home of Salem, NH and Slattery Funeral Home of Marlborough.

Joan Raimo, 89, of Salem, NH and formerly of Revere, MA, died Saturday, October 17, 2026, at The Residence Salem Woods. She grew up in Revere and was a graduate of Revere High School, and the obituary notes she dedicated much of her career to public service, working as a tax auditor for the Internal Revenue Service. Services were handled by Douglas & Johnson Funeral Home of Salem, NH; specific service details were not included in the available notice. Full obituary at Legacy.com (Douglas & Johnson Funeral Home - Salem): https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/name/joan-raimo-obituary?id=62780479.

Audrey E. Balfour (Cormack), of Revere, MA, died in 2026. She was born in the spring of 1940 in Revere, the daughter of Thomas and Madeline Cormack, and the obituary describes her as, in her own family's words, "always a Revere girl," recalling growing up by the beach. Services were arranged through Slattery Funeral Home of Marlborough; specific service details were not included in the available notice. Full obituary at Legacy.com (Slattery Funeral Home - Marlborough): https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/name/audrey-balfour-obituary?id=62775553.

Notices compiled from Legacy.com (Douglas & Johnson Funeral Home, Salem, NH; Slattery Funeral Home, Marlborough), Echovita, Tribute Archive, and Revere Patch.


Compiled from funeral home notices and published obituaries.

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