A collection of memories and reflections on the life of Gloria Timmons
NASHUA, N.H. — Gloria J. Timmons died one year ago today, on Oct. 29, 2025, at age 73. A former member of the Nashua Board of Education, she was serving as an alderwoman-at-large at the time of her death.
But Gloria was much more than an elected official.
She was a mother and grandmother, a friend, an ally and a mentor. An Army veteran who retired as a master sergeant, she was also a community leader and activist who put her convictions to work.
Gloria’s remarkable presence made her absence all the more deeply felt.
In these video interviews, people who knew her well share their memories, reflect on her impact and remember the woman behind a lifetime of service.
The three-part series includes interviews with:
- Keya Doyle, Gloria’s daughter
- State Rep. Linda Harriot-Gathright
- Joanne St. John
- Sonia Prince
- Melanie Levesque
- Minister Ray Ealy
- Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander
- Mayor Jim Donchess
- Alderman-at-Large Amber Morgan
- Alderman-at-Large Alicia Gregg
- June Lemen, Nashua Soup Kitchen & Shelter
