By Killian Maree—For the North Star Reporter
Patricia St. Pierre, a former member of the North Attleborough Town Council, who died on Oct. 17, was be remembered for her love of the town and the contributions she made to it.
“The Town Council was deeply saddened by the passing of former Councilor Patricia ‘Pat’ St. Pierre. Pat served on the Council from 2023 to 2025, and we were fortunate to have the opportunity to serve alongside her,” said Town Councilor Dan Donovan, who knew and worked with St. Pierre for many years.
Donovan said the council’s thoughts and prayers are with St. Pierre’s husband, David, and her family. He described St. Pierre as a dedicated public servant and a truly special person—warm, kind, enthusiastic, and blessed with a wonderful sense of humor and an infectious smile.
The Town Manager’s Office released a statement that read, “The Town of North Attleborough is deeply saddened by the passing of Patricia St. Pierre, who meant so much to so many in our community and will be greatly missed… Our thoughts and heartfelt condolences are with Pat’s family, friends and loved ones during this difficult time. While her loss will be felt throughout our community, Pat will be remembered not only for her service to North Attleborough, but for the kindness and generosity she shared with those around her.”
The statement read that as a former town councilor and chair of the Licensing Board, St. Pierre gave generously of her time and talents to the community she called home, that her love for North Attleborough and commitment to making the town a better place would leave a lasting impact on those who had the pleasure of knowing and working alongside her.
“Pat St. Pierre loved this community and always looked for a way to give back. She brought a smile and real impact to the council, the Finance Committee, and the Licensing Board,” said Town Manager Michael Borg. “North Attleborough is better because of her.”