McAlduff, Brian D. A lifelong Lexington resident, October 26, 2021. Brian loved his hometown, especially its rich history and the April 19th parade. He was a self-employed landscaper and handyman in Lexington, especially in the Peacock Farm section of town, and often in his own childhood neighborhood in East Lexington as well. His love of everything having to do with astronomy, music and numbers kept him busy in his spare time and he truly enjoyed watching, as well as listening to, all his Boston sports teams. He also enjoyed his Dunkin Donuts friends and coffee. Above all he loved his family and they loved him. Brian was truly one of a kind and we will miss him dearly. Brian passed away peacefully after a hard fought battle with cancer. He was the beloved son of the late Eileen and William McAlduff along with his late sister Shelley and late brother John.
McAlduff, Brian D. A lifelong Lexington resident, October 26, 2021. Brian loved his hometown, especially its rich history and the April 19th parade. He was a self-employed landscaper and handyman in Lexington, especially in the Peacock Farm section of town, and often in his own childhood neighborhood in East Lexington as well. His love of everything having to do with astronomy, music and numbers kept him busy in his spare time and he truly enjoyed watching, as well as listening to, all his Boston sports teams. He also enjoyed his Dunkin Donuts friends and coffee. Above all he loved his family and they loved him. Brian was truly one of a kind and we will miss him dearly. Brian passed away peacefully after a hard fought battle with cancer. He was the beloved son of the late Eileen and William McAlduff along with his late sister Shelley and late brother John.
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