John Gonthier, a beloved son, friend, brother and Wizengamot Inc. Chief Warlock has died. He passed away leaving family and friends in shock. He was confirmed dead through a Facebook post that reads “i still have no words. you were helping me plan my mini clay figures just last week and i still can’t wrap my head around the fact you’re gone.”
John Gonthier, a native of Seabrook, New Hampshire, has made a notable mark in his community and beyond through various ventures and roles. After graduating from Winnacunnet High School in 2011, he pursued higher education at Northern Essex Community College, where he laid the foundation for his future endeavors.
In 2016, Gonthier took a significant step into the business world by becoming the owner of Moe’s Italian Sandwiches in Plaistow. His leadership and dedication to quality service contributed to the sandwich shop’s reputation and success until he sold the business in January 2022.
Gonthier’s passion for community service is evident in his role as a Supervisor at the Seabrook Recreation Department. In this position, he worked tirelessly to enhance recreational programs, fostering a vibrant environment for local residents of all ages.
In September 2018, he returned to the Moe’s brand, this time as the owner of Moe’s Seabrook. His commitment to delivering delicious, authentic Italian sandwiches resonated with the community, further solidifying his place as a local entrepreneur. Beyond his ventures in the culinary world, Gonthier embraced a unique passion as the Chief Warlock at Wizengamot Inc., a role that showcases his creative side and commitment to innovative projects.
John Gonthier’s journey from a young graduate to a successful business owner and community leader exemplifies the spirit of entrepreneurship and civic engagement. His contributions continue to shape the fabric of his hometown, making him a respected figure in both the business and recreational landscapes of New Hampshire.
John Gonthier’s obituary will be released by the family
