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VAN CAMPEN, Richard, Jr. of Quincy, entered into eternal rest unexpectedly on Saturday, July 19, 2025. He was 59 years old. Born at the former Grover Manor Hospital in Revere, Richard attained a Bachelor’s degree from Northeastern University and was a computer programmer for most of his professional life. As life took him down more challenging roads in recent years, the most rewarding vocation he would ever have was to provide guidance and support for those fighting substance use disorder. He was most proud of his constant efforts to help others overcome addiction.   

Richard was the beloved son of Marie (Ranelli) and the late Richard Van Campen, Sr. of Everett; the dear and devoted brother of Julie Orozco and her husband Carlos of Everett; Susan Van Campen and her partner Robert Mirabello of Revere; Linda Morrow and her husband Shawn of Melrose; and Robert Van Campen and his wife Lisa of Everett. He was the loving uncle of Ashley Brown and her husband Christopher; Andrea Flint and her husband Quenton; Shawn, Jake and Emma Morrow; and Lily and John Van Campen. He was also the cherished great uncle to Lucille Flint of Everett. While he was no longer a daily presence in their lives, he leaves behind his children – the greatest pride in his life – Olivia, Richard, III, and Sarah Van Campen, all of Danvers.

Richard M. Chambers, 50, passed away, Friday, June 13, 2014. He was the beloved father of Danielle Chambers of Salem, NH and Cassie Loughman of Woburn, MA.

Born in Woburn in 1963, he was the son of Francis Buddy Chambers of Woburn and the late Carol (Murphy) Chambers. He grew up and attended schools in Woburn where he met his former wife Michelle Hawkes, whom he always remained good friends with.

A hard worker that was dedicated to his family, Richie was a constant presence at all of his daughters and grandkids’ sporting and school events and loved nothing more than watching his daughters succeed in their endeavors. Richie had a passion for the game of hockey, playing as a child and in numerous mens hockey leagues around the area for most of his adult life. He loved spending time with family and friends and will always be remembered for his special way of making you laugh and for his warm heart. Richie was always there to lend a hand to anyone in need.

In addition to his parents and children, he is survived by his grandchildren, Deanna, Damien, and Dominic Santos of Salem, NH; three brothers, Frank Chambers and his wife Linda of Rowley, Edward Chambers and his wife Paula of Billerica, and Charles Reggie Chambers of Woburn; and a sister, Robin Chambers of Woburn. He was the devoted uncle to: Cory, Piper, and Alec Chambers, Eddie and Lindsey Chambers, Courtney Chambers, Rachelle LeBlanc, and Ashley Comunale. He is also survived by many aunts, uncles and cousins.

Laurent was the son of the late Laurent and Priscilla (Spanks) Miville and brother of the late Michael Miville, and he is survived by three brothers, Leonard Miville and his wife Gaye, Stephen Miville, Richard Miville and his wife Teresa, and one sister, Joyce Sacoco and her husband Joe. He also leaves 3 nieces, Sumar Sacoco, Jenifer Espinola, and Taylor Miville, 4 nephews, Shawn, Brian, Andrew, and Matthew Miville, and 5 great nieces and nephews, Angelina Buonopane, Madyson & Payton Miville, Jayden & Tyree Nichols. He also leaves a good family-friend, Henry “Brother” Bullerwell.

Larry was an avid Boston Bruins and Patriots fan. He loved fishing and his two beautiful cats, Jericho and Blue. He was a devoted employee of Service Master for over 15 years. His life was filled with family and friends that loved him unconditionally. He will be deeply missed.