William F. Nickerson

Pittsfield, NH – William "Bill" Frederich Nickerson, 79, of Pittsfield, NH, went home to the Lord on April 4, 2026, after courageously battling multiple illnesses. True to his character, he remained a fighter until his final day.

Bill was born to Charles and Elaine (Marquis) Nickerson and was raised in the Caldwell, New Jersey area. He grad...

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