Timothy James Clancy, 61, of Whitinsville, Massachusetts, passed away peacefully on
November 29, 2025.

Timothy was the beloved husband of Karen Clancy, to whom he was married for 28 years; the
cherished son of Lurleen Clancy of Acton, MA, and the late William Clancy; and the devoted
brother of Kevin Clancy and his wife Margaret of Acton, MA; Christopher Clancy of South
Boston, MA; Suzanne Burke and her husband Daniel of Rowley, MA; Patrick Clancy and his
wife Melissa of Medfield, MA; Brian Clancy and his wife Torie of Ross, CA; and Kathleen
Stodden and her husband David of Laconia, NH.

Known affectionately as the “fun uncle,” Tim created countless memories with his 20 nieces and
nephews. He was always willing to take them fishing, play ball or get down on one knee to play
with them, whether digging in the dirt, building sandcastles on the beach, or simply joining in
their games. His gentle spirit and eagerness to share in their joy made him a cherished presence
in their lives.

Born and raised in Holliston, MA, Tim attended Marian High School in nearby Framingham,
where he became an accomplished cross-country runner, setting multiple school and state
records, achievements he carried with quiet pride throughout his life.

Early in his career, Tim worked as a landscape designer and installer at Weston Nurseries in
Hopkinton, MA, a profession that reflected his lifelong love of nature. He later had a 28-year
career at Verizon in Boston, where he was known as a reliable coworker and a friend who always
lent a helping hand.

Tim found joy in simple pleasures: kayaking, fishing, walking, cross-country skiing, golfing,
gardening (he could cite the Latin name of virtually every plant), playing darts, cribbage and
spending quiet moments with his beloved cat, Cosmo. He also had a lifelong passion for Bruce
Springsteen music, which brought him energy, inspiration, and joy throughout his life.

Tim will be remembered for his steady presence, kind heart, and the quiet generosity he showed
to everyone fortunate enough to know him.

Visitation will be held on Tuesday, December 9th, from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. at Chesmore
Funeral Home, 854 Washington Street, Holliston, followed by a Funeral Mass at 11:00 a.m. at St.
Mary’s Church in Holliston. Burial will follow at St. Mary’s Cemetery, Holliston.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in his memory to:
Tunnel to Towers Foundation T2T.org or the MSPCA.org