Jacqueline M. Gauvin, 67

LACONIA — Jacqueline Munroe Gauvin, 67, passed away on Oct. 25, 2026, at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts.

She was born on March 11, 1959, in Lynnfield, Massachusetts, to the late Richard and Dorothy (Gibbs) Munroe.

Jackie succumbed to a rare autoimmune disease that attacked her lungs. She was a beautiful, loving person who cared for everyone. Her positivity was unsurpassed; she always saw the best in everyone and everything. Joy radiated from her, and being in her presence filled one’s soul.

She had an entrepreneurial spirit and artistic talent — always trying new ventures which were always successful. She offered the first personal concierge services to the Lakes Region, became a very successful Realtor, and started a real estate photography and marketing service, ReelView3D. The business was the first to offer 3D virtual tours and virtual staging to the Lakes Region, which is now standard in today’s real estate market.

As the disease progressed, supplemental oxygen was required, and she could no longer continue the ReelView3D business. Always with such strength, courage, and determination, she wouldn’t let the disease restrict her from her passion — photography. She, instead, turned her lens to nature. She was always driving through the Lakes Region, capturing its beauty: scenic landscapes, mountain vistas, colored morning skies and sunsets, animals and flowers. Her favorites were loons and eagles. The incredible shots collected were sold at a couple of locations. She got such joy every time a piece would sell.

Jackie loved to decorate, always looking for a property to renovate and transform into a showcase home. She renovated many properties in the Lakes Region and Lincoln, always surpassing the trending market values when sold.

Jackie was naturally athletic; she was an avid skier (snow and water), tennis, cycling, swimming, and snowmobiling. She always loved boating — sitting on the bow with the wind and sun in her face, taking in the beauty of the Lakes Region.

Her family and friends meant everything to her; she was tight with all of them and connected with them daily. Her laugh was contagious and pure, with joy always in the forefront with family and friends. Her husband, Mark, was her true soulmate, a devotion to one another you rarely see. Forty-one years of marriage, and they always felt like newlyweds.

Jacqueline is survived by her husband Mark Gauvin, sisters Patricia Prudhomme of Alton, and Janice Carboneau of Atkinson, and several loving nieces and nephews.

A celebration of life will be held in the spring with details to follow.

For those who wish to make a contribution in Jackie’s memory, please consider the Johns Hopkins University for the Autoimmune Disease Research Center, secure.jhu.edu/form/innovate.

Wilkinson-Beane-Simoneau-Paquette Funeral Home & Cremation Services/603Cremations.com, 164 Pleasant St., is assisting the family with arrangements. For more information and to view an online memorial, visit wilkinsonbeane.com.