Gregory Grandfield

Gregory Grandfield, born in the heart of Boston, Massachusetts, on November 2, 1948, left this world on September 13, 2023, leaving behind a legacy of love and devotion that will forever be etched in our hearts.

Gregory's journey through life was one marked by a deep and abiding love for his family. He embarked on his educational path at Northeastern University, where his incredible talent on the baseball field earned him a scholarship. His time at Northeastern was not only a testament to his athletic prowess but also his determination to excel in both academics and sports.

Throughout his life, Gregory was not only an athlete but a devoted caretaker. In times of illness, he stood steadfast by the side of his beloved mother, Ethel Grandfield, and sister, Mary Kennedy, offering them unwavering support and care. His selflessness and dedication to his family's well-being were a testament to his kind and compassionate nature.

Gregory was not only a beloved son and brother but also a cherished uncle. His presence brought joy and laughter to the lives of his nieces.

A true Bostonian at heart, Gregory was an avid baseball fan with an unyielding love for the Boston Red Sox. His loyalty to his team was unmistakable, as he could always be seen wearing his iconic Red Sox baseball cap, a symbol of his unwavering support and passion for the game.

Gregory's love extended beyond the realm of sports to his furry friends. He had a deep affection for animals, finding joy in observing wildlife through his windows and delighting in humorous animal videos. In the realm of culinary delights, Gregory had a few favorite indulgences. He had a true penchant for Coca-Cola and a genuine love for lobster rolls, savoring each bite with enthusiasm and relish.

Gregory was a man of exceptional intelligence and possessed a wealth of knowledge. Despite living a solitary life, he was passionate about current events and could engage in thought-provoking discussions on a wide range of topics. His ability to talk your ear off about absolutely any subject was a reflection of his insatiable curiosity and his desire to stay informed.

Gregory's nervous energy was a unique trait that endeared him to those who knew him well. It was a part of his charm, a quality that made him stand out in a crowd and added to his intriguing personality.

While Gregory was known for his quirks and idiosyncrasies, he will be remembered most for his loving heart, unwavering loyalty, and the genuine care he showed to those he held dear. His legacy will live on in the memories we shared, the stories we tell, and the love we continue to hold for him in our hearts.

Gregory is survived by his nieces, Laurel Kennedy of San Diego, California; Melissa Fedele of Nashua, NH; Suzanne Ostovarpour of Laguna Niguel, CA; and Lisa Carrafiello of Everett, MA, his sister-in-law, Linda Dunphy of Monument Beach, MA, and his brother, Fidelis Grandfield of Cold Spring, NY. He was the son of the late Ethel and Fidelis Grandfield of Winthrop, MA and was preceded in death by his sisters, Mary Kennedy of Bourne, MA, Judith O'Day of Londonderry, NH, Margaret Hernandez of Phoenix, AZ, his brother, Peter Grandfield of Phoenix, AZ and his nephew, John O’Day of Everett MA.

Gregory Grandfield will be deeply missed and his memory will forever be a source of inspiration and warmth. May he find eternal peace and rest in the knowledge that he was loved beyond measure.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Funeral Service at 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, September 27, 2023 at the Nickerson-Bourne Funeral Home 40 MacArthur Blvd., Bourne.

Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.nickersonbourne.com for the Grandfield family.