Pawtucket Community Devastated by Loss of Rhonda and Aidan Dorgan

Pawtucket Community Devastated by Loss of Rhonda and Aidan Dorgan

PAWTUCKET, R.I. — A Rhode Island community is reeling with grief following the tragic loss of Rhonda and Aidan Dorgan after devastating events in Pawtucket, leaving family, friends, and neighbors struggling to cope with the heartbreaking news.

Those who knew the Dorgan family remember them as deeply devoted, spirited, and ever-present supporters of their loved ones and community. Rhonda, in particular, was known for her infectious enthusiasm on the sidelines of local football and lacrosse games, where she helped lead a vibrant cheering section alongside fellow parents, family members, and friends. Armed with percussion instruments and boundless energy, she became a beloved fixture in the stands, passionately supporting her son Colin and his teammates.

Aidan, along with siblings Ava and Colin, carried that same spirit of loyalty and love for family. Despite the demands of college and full-time work, Aidan and Ava were known to always show up — whether for games, gatherings, or moments that mattered most. Friends say their presence reflected the family’s deep commitment to one another and to the wider community.

As news of their passing spread, tributes poured in from those who shared memories of cheering together, celebrating milestones, and witnessing firsthand the compassion that defined the Dorgan family. Many described the loss as deeply personal, a painful absence that will be felt at future games, community events, and everyday moments alike.

Community members are now rallying around the surviving family, particularly Ava and Colin, offering prayers, support, and donations to help them through the unimaginable grief.

Funeral arrangements have not yet been publicly announced as Pawtucket mourns two lives remembered for their unwavering love, spirited support, and the joy they brought to those around them.


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