Brian Nault Obituary, Death – The 41-year-old San Diego, California, resident Brian Jeffrey Nault died on March 11, 2024. He was raised in Charlton, Massachusetts, after being born on June 27, 1982. Brian was cherished by many as a son, brother, and friend. In 2000, Brian enlisted as an Electronics Technician and proudly served his nation in the Navy. He served his country honorably for six years, rising through the ranks to become an E2 on the USS McFaul in Norfolk, Virginia.
Brian returned to Massachusetts after serving in the military and went on to get a degree in marketing from UMass Boston. He then had a fruitful career with HubSpot, where he worked in both Cambridge and San Diego. He won accolades like President’s Club for several years in a row because to his charisma, genuine grit, and competitive spirit. For Brian, nothing was more important than getting back to the East Coast and seeing his loved ones.
Holiday visits and last-minute trips to see the Patriots or Red Sox games are memories we will treasure forever. He had a deep and abiding love for the Boston sports teams, particularly those from his birthplace. Though he sometimes watched San Diego Padres games, his true passion was Boston sports. While he was back on the West Coast, he loved hanging out at the beach, playing volleyball and spikeball with his pals, going to concerts, riding bikes down the boardwalk, and generally enjoying life to the fullest.
All of Brian’s relatives and friends will miss him dearly. His mother Pamela, stepfather Jason Fontaine, sister Kimberley Anderson and her daughter Jean Foraker, brother Andrew and his wife Christina Nault and their daughter Bailey Vogt, and stepmother Cally Nault are among his relatives and friends. Countless aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and cousins are also left behind by his stepsister Taryn Wenc, stepsbrothers Sean, Justin, and Brent Kenneway, and their respective significant others.
A memorial ceremony honoring his life will be place at 1 pm on Saturday, April 27, 2024, after a visitation from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm at MERCADANTE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL, 370 Plantation Street, Worcester, MA 01605. Later on, at the Massachusetts National Cemetery in Bourne, MA, a private family service will be performed in celebration of Brian’s life. Everyone who knew Brian will miss his contagious grin, “Brian ballcaps,” and naughty spirit. Truly, he was an extraordinary guy who touched the lives of many others. Keep on smiling, Bri, like that Cheshire Cat! Our hearts ache for you! I hope he finds peace now.
