WATERVILLE – Jefferey, born Feb. 14, 1998, was very loved and touched the hearts of many. He passed away on August 12, 2024.
He had a small business going (Rancourt’s Auto) along with a steady job with great people. Jeff was a mechanic with a big heart full of compassion. He loved his nieces, his animals, and mother the most. Jeff grew up in Waterville and Troy. He loved to fish, go to the lake, and take on any adventure. His biggest passion was to tinker on things, especially vehicles. There wasn’t a job he’d say no to.
Jeff is predeceased by his Memeré and Peperé, Regina and Francis Rancourt; mother Sherry Rancourt, uncle Steven Hodgdon Sr., aunt Jean Rancourt; and pup Wishbone Rancourt.
He is survived by his father and mother-in-law, Roger and Stacy Hodgdon Jr.; grandmother and grandfather, Roger and Doris Hodgdon Sr.; brother and sister-in- law, Roger and Meghan Hodgdon III, sisters and brothers-in-law, Halona Rancourt, Peter Stanton Jr., Louann Rancourt and Christopher Morris, Nikkia Hodgdon and Ben Quimby, Monica Hodgdon, and Emily Hodgdon; nieces, Camilla and MaryJane Dupee, Zaileigh, Felicity, and Adelaide Stanton, and nephews, Conner Hodgdon and Brady Quimby. He is also survived by many cousins, aunts, uncles, and beloved friends.
There will be a celebration of life TBA at a later date and funeral services will also be at a later time.
If you’d like to help out or donate for celebration of life please reach out to Halona Rancourt @ 207-313-3165 Call or Text. Please leave a voice message if there is no answer.
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