Manchester and Hooksett are united in grief following the sudden passing of Jeff Boyce, a man whose humor, vibrant personality, and incomparable energy made him one of the most cherished figures in the region. To many, Jeff wasn’t just a friend—he was an experience.
His presence could transform an ordinary moment into something unforgettable. Those who knew him say his “crazy energy” was the kind that drew people in, filling every room with laughter, excitement, and warmth.
He was the kind of person you always wanted nearby, because with Jeff, the next hilarious moment was always just seconds away. The depth of the community’s loss is reflected in the many tributes pouring in.
One friend beautifully summarized the heartbreak by saying, “Heaven recruited a comedy troupe this year,” naming Jeff alongside his close friends Nate Nathan Shurtleff and Ryan Long—all three known for their unmatched ability to make people laugh.
Jeff’s life was proof that humor isn’t just entertainment; it is connection, healing, and love. A longtime friend recalled first meeting Jeff at 17 and being instantly drawn to his wild, magnetic personality.
As years passed, their lives intersected through local events, restaurants, and traditions—the most memorable being the annual wiffle ball tournaments. Jeff and Ryan became known as “The Fighting Pigeons,” a team whose playful spirit made them legendary participants.
Every time someone hit a home run, their signature call—”Coooo! Coooo! ” — echoed across the field, becoming a beloved tradition that players and spectators looked forward to each year.
