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June Caron Outing held in appreciation of Nashua seniors

By Loretta Jackson - Correspondent | Nov 5, 2026
Raffle prize delivery speedster Miles Kelly, foreground, at age 7, is here assisting Eric Menard, superintendent of the Nashua Recreation Department and emcee of the recent June Caron Senior Outing, as guests and banquet organizers stand by to assist with the completion of a raffle whose items numbered in the thousands. Not. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Diane J. Gendron epitomizes in classy style the ambiance of the gathering of Nashua seniors that was the 56th annual June Caron Senior Outing, an appreciation banquet for the town's most enduring citizens that was presented on Nov. 1 by Nashua's Recreation Department. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Ivon Boyer and daughter Jennifer Cavalli spend some quality time among their fellow seniors at the recent June Caron Senior Outing, a 56th annual gathering of appreciation for the town's elders that is hosted yearly by the Nashua Recreation Department. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Graduates of the Nashua High School Class of 1965 and their friends, reuniting at the recent June Caron Senior Outing, include these guests, from left, Marguerite Dumont, friend, Joanne Sirois, friend, Ron Bingham, friend, Bette Bingham, graduate, "Dee" Comolli-Hogan, graduate, and Jane Leger, graduate — whose fellow alumna from the Class of 1965 is event namesake June Caron. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
June Caron, a local honored for more than four decades of service within the Nashua Recreation Department now is the perennial guest of honor at an annual June Caron Senior Outing, one that for 56 years has brought together the town's elders for an afternoon of food, friendship, music, and raffle prizes. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON

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