HAVERHILL – Marcia D. (Cram) Hamel, 69, passed away surrounded by family on June 16, 2025 at Lawrence General Hospital.
Marcia was born in Haverhill on July 19, 1955. She was the daughter of Waynne Cram and Shirley (Stickney) Collins and she attended Haverhill High School. Marcia was known to many as “Nonnie” or by her traditional American Indian name “Clearheart”. She enjoyed going to Pow Wows, reading, shopping, listening to music and doing crossword puzzles. She was very involved as a block parent and with neighborhood watch and organized trick or treats. She most of all loved visiting with family at her home.
Marcia was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She is survived by her daughters Michelle Cannon and husband Daniel of Haverhill, Robin Hamel and her partner Ronnie Dow of Raymond, NH, Dawn Hamel of Bisbee, AZ, and Elizabeth Hamel and her fiancé Ronald Sears of Haverhill, her son Jason Hamel of Windham, NH, step sons Robert Hamel of Haverhill and Brian Hamel of Longwood, FL. She also leaves behind brother Waynne D. Cram of Northfield, NH, her best friend Patricia Lafontaine and husband Joseph, and many grandchildren and great grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews. Marcia was predeceased by her husband Edward A. “Butch” Hamel, Jr., her grandson David Trongeau, and her sister in law Janet Cram.
ARRANGEMENTS: Family and friends are respectfully invited to attend calling hours on Thursday, June 19 from 4PM until 7PM at the Kevin B. Comeau Funeral Home, 486 Main Street, Haverhill. Please visit www.comeaufuneral.com or Comaeu Funeral Home on Facebook.
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Marcia, I will miss you tremendously. The world has lost a beautiful soul. Driving is not the same because I can’t tell Siri to call you anymore. You have been a great friend since the day we met, even though it was only once. But we clicked and remained friends since that day. You have helped me thru sad times, cheering me up, calming me down when I wanted to rip someone’s head off, telling me if you had enough for bail for me lolol, and sharing in my life’s journey for the last 12 years. You supported me at every Team Clem Scale the Strat, I climbed for you every year too, you helped me to get to the top every time. I love you my dearest friend. Breathe easy and rest easy now. I know I will see more hawks and know it will be you stopping by to say hi. Note: When I called you I would always see a hawk sitting on a lightpost so I know you will show up. Love you????????
You will be missed, RIP
My heart goes out to all of Marcia’s family. She has a special place in each and every one of our hearts. I’m so grateful for the times Marcia, Lisa, and I had together during those few summers. May all of you have as wonderful memories as I do, of such a caring person.
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