Michael Bradlee Regan

Michael “Mike” Bradlee Regan, 39, of Alton New Hampshire, peacefully passed away on November 20, 2024, after a brief, unexpected battle with pulmonary fibrosis.

Mike was born on May 30, 1985, in Concord Massachusetts. He is survived by his loving family: his mother and father Nancy and Robert Regan; his brother Gregory and his wife Ashley Regan, and their children Wesley and Rory; as well as many aunts, uncles, and cousins.

Mike graduated from Spaulding High School. He then went on to spend many years working for Kelly’s Property Services, where he honed his skills in carpentry, painting and roofing. He then went on to manage large jobs for his company as a General Manager. He used his skills to help family in any way he could with one of his last jobs being that of helping manage our family property.

Mike left his job of many years to move up to New Hampshire to be closer to family. Before getting sick, he was in the process of launching his very own business, Holmwood Properties Solutions LLC. He was determined, focused, and detail oriented, all the skills needed to be a successful leader and business owner.

Mike had a love of fishing, hunting, gardening, and the outdoors. He spent years hunting with family and friends where he earned the title “Miss It Mike”. He loved riding ATVs and side by sides in Pittsburg NH. He followed in his uncle and grandfather’s footsteps with a love of gardening. He spent countless hours on and in the rivers of Massachusetts and New Hampshire fly fishing, perfecting his technique. It was truly amazing to watch him in his element.

Mike enjoyed life to the fullest, especially time spent with his family, cousins, friends, and his beloved dogs Marty and Honey. Mike was the definition of FUN! He had an infectious laugh, was known for his campfires, amazing BBQS, and his absolute love of fireworks. Some of his happiest days were those spent enjoying these activities with Crystal June Regan and his extended family.

Mike was not only generous in life but also in death as he chose to be an organ donor. He will live on through the lives of others. He has truly left a giant whole in all our hearts that will never be filled but his loving memory will live on.

Mike will be honored on Sunday November 24th from 4-8 at Baker-Gagne Funeral home at 85 Milll Street, Wolfeboro, NH. This is not only a time for saying goodbye but also a time of fond remembrance of our dear Mike. It is the family’s hope that all in attendance will please stay and join us in a prayer service for Mike at 7:30 pm.
In the Spring we will have beautiful celebration of life to honor Mike’s final wishes.

In lieu of flowers please consider donating to the Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation and Gardner Animal Shelter in Mike’s name.