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Community mourns beloved local leader David Spanky Souza

August 01, 2024 | Norfolk County, Massachusetts



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Community mourns beloved local leader David Spanky Souza
David Spanky Souza, a dedicated public servant and beloved community figure, tragically lost his life on July 27, 2024, after being struck by a vehicle on Route 24 while working for the Commonwealth's Department of Public Works. He was 57 years old and a lifelong resident of Stoughton.

Souza was a loving husband to Maria H. Lazendis for 33 years and had a notable career with the Department of Transportation, where he served as a district foreman in the Bridgewater District for 14 years. Prior to that, he worked as a truck driver for Boston University.

A former selectman and chairman in Stoughton, Souza was deeply committed to his community. He was well-known for his charitable work, particularly during the holiday season, where he played Santa at various Christmas parties. He also founded the Parade of Lights holiday parade in Stoughton, a cherished local tradition.

In addition to his wife, Souza is survived by his children, Holly and AJ Joseph Sousa, both of Stoughton, leaving behind a legacy of service and community spirit.

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