DAVID L. PERGOLA
AGE 82 YEARS
David L. Pergola of Belmont, MA, passed peacefully at his home in Falmouth, MA on August 28, 2020. Dave was born in Reading, PA to John J. Pergola and Mary (Reusing) and was the beloved husband of 60 years to Margaret (Carruthers) and father of Ellen Vaream of Wellesley, MA and David J. Pergola of Norfolk, MA., and their spouses. He was a devoted and proud grandfather to 5 grandchildren. Dave is survived by his siblings, brother Carl of Johnston, RI, twin sisters Mary Ann of Townsend, MA, and Diane Pergola of Tyngsboro, MA.
Dave grew up on Charles Street in Waltham, MA and attended Waltham High School, where he met his wife, Margaret (Midge). He graduated from Boston College in 1960, where he played Varsity Hockey under Coach John "Snooks" Kelley.
Dave had an illustrious 50-year career in commercial real estate and is credited as an institution in the Boston real estate industry. Having touched almost every major intersection along Route 128 and Interstate 495 throughout his career, Dave helped shape many of today's major office and industrial parks throughout the Commonwealth. He was named Boston's Commercial Real Estate Broker of the year in 1995.
An avid golfer and a member at Woods Hole Golf Club and the Oyster Harbors Club, Dave enjoyed spending time on Cape Cod with family and friends.
A Funeral Mass will be held at St Anthony's Church, East Falmouth.
Burial will follow in St. Anthony's Cemetery.
Arrangements: Chapman Cole & Gleason
Published in Boston Globe from Aug. 29 to Aug. 30, 2020.
AGE 82 YEARS
David L. Pergola of Belmont, MA, passed peacefully at his home in Falmouth, MA on August 28, 2020. Dave was born in Reading, PA to John J. Pergola and Mary (Reusing) and was the beloved husband of 60 years to Margaret (Carruthers) and father of Ellen Vaream of Wellesley, MA and David J. Pergola of Norfolk, MA., and their spouses. He was a devoted and proud grandfather to 5 grandchildren. Dave is survived by his siblings, brother Carl of Johnston, RI, twin sisters Mary Ann of Townsend, MA, and Diane Pergola of Tyngsboro, MA.
Dave grew up on Charles Street in Waltham, MA and attended Waltham High School, where he met his wife, Margaret (Midge). He graduated from Boston College in 1960, where he played Varsity Hockey under Coach John "Snooks" Kelley.
Dave had an illustrious 50-year career in commercial real estate and is credited as an institution in the Boston real estate industry. Having touched almost every major intersection along Route 128 and Interstate 495 throughout his career, Dave helped shape many of today's major office and industrial parks throughout the Commonwealth. He was named Boston's Commercial Real Estate Broker of the year in 1995.
An avid golfer and a member at Woods Hole Golf Club and the Oyster Harbors Club, Dave enjoyed spending time on Cape Cod with family and friends.
A Funeral Mass will be held at St Anthony's Church, East Falmouth.
Burial will follow in St. Anthony's Cemetery.
Arrangements: Chapman Cole & Gleason
Published in Boston Globe from Aug. 29 to Aug. 30, 2020.
DAVID L. PERGOLA
AGE 82 YEARS
David L. Pergola of Belmont, MA, passed peacefully at his home in Falmouth, MA on August 28, 2020. Dave was born in Reading, PA to John J. Pergola and Mary (Reusing) and was the beloved husband of 60 years to Margaret (Carruthers) and father of Ellen Vaream of Wellesley, MA and David J. Pergola of Norfolk, MA., and their spouses. He was a devoted and proud grandfather to 5 grandchildren. Dave is survived by his siblings, brother Carl of Johnston, RI, twin sisters Mary Ann of Townsend, MA, and Diane Pergola of Tyngsboro, MA.
Dave grew up on Charles Street in Waltham, MA and attended Waltham High School, where he met his wife, Margaret (Midge). He graduated from Boston College in 1960, where he played Varsity Hockey under Coach John "Snooks" Kelley.
Dave had an illustrious 50-year career in commercial real estate and is credited as an institution in the Boston real estate industry. Having touched almost every major intersection along Route 128 and Interstate 495 throughout his career, Dave helped shape many of today's major office and industrial parks throughout the Commonwealth. He was named Boston's Commercial Real Estate Broker of the year in 1995.
An avid golfer and a member at Woods Hole Golf Club and the Oyster Harbors Club, Dave enjoyed spending time on Cape Cod with family and friends.
A Funeral Mass will be held at St Anthony's Church, East Falmouth.
Burial will follow in St. Anthony's Cemetery.
Arrangements: Chapman Cole & Gleason
Published in Boston Globe from Aug. 29 to Aug. 30, 2020.
AGE 82 YEARS
David L. Pergola of Belmont, MA, passed peacefully at his home in Falmouth, MA on August 28, 2020. Dave was born in Reading, PA to John J. Pergola and Mary (Reusing) and was the beloved husband of 60 years to Margaret (Carruthers) and father of Ellen Vaream of Wellesley, MA and David J. Pergola of Norfolk, MA., and their spouses. He was a devoted and proud grandfather to 5 grandchildren. Dave is survived by his siblings, brother Carl of Johnston, RI, twin sisters Mary Ann of Townsend, MA, and Diane Pergola of Tyngsboro, MA.
Dave grew up on Charles Street in Waltham, MA and attended Waltham High School, where he met his wife, Margaret (Midge). He graduated from Boston College in 1960, where he played Varsity Hockey under Coach John "Snooks" Kelley.
Dave had an illustrious 50-year career in commercial real estate and is credited as an institution in the Boston real estate industry. Having touched almost every major intersection along Route 128 and Interstate 495 throughout his career, Dave helped shape many of today's major office and industrial parks throughout the Commonwealth. He was named Boston's Commercial Real Estate Broker of the year in 1995.
An avid golfer and a member at Woods Hole Golf Club and the Oyster Harbors Club, Dave enjoyed spending time on Cape Cod with family and friends.
A Funeral Mass will be held at St Anthony's Church, East Falmouth.
Burial will follow in St. Anthony's Cemetery.
Arrangements: Chapman Cole & Gleason
Published in Boston Globe from Aug. 29 to Aug. 30, 2020.
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