Richard C. Janvrin Sr.

Ocala, FL - Richard Carlton "Rooster" Janvrin Sr., 76, a longtime resident of Seabrook, NH died early Saturday morning January 4th, 2025. He was born December 18,1948 in Exeter, NH the son of the late Walter S. Sr. and Martha A. (Durant) Janvrin. In 1968 he married the love of his life Marianne. They lived in Seabrook, where they raised their family. He was a loving father and devoted papa to his grandchildren and great grandchildren; nothing made him happier than spending time with them. His early life was spent on Rocks Road in Seabrook. He worked very hard throughout his life, starting his first job at 14 years old at Palazzos Donut Shop in Seabrook. at 17 Richard bravely enlisted in the US Army where he honorably served in combat in the Vietnam war on the DMZ. Upon his return from the war, he worked at Bailey Cooperation in Seabrook. His love for people and artistic talent lead him to become a tattoo artist at Jims tattoo studio in Seabrook, this inspired him to open his own tattoo shop named Roosters Tattoo also located in Seabrook. Richard was well known by everyone in town as "Rooster". This name was inspired by his lifetime love of Roosters and spending time with his grandfather taking care of his many birds. Rooster was the perfect nickname because like the rooster Richard was a fearless fighter that was very protective of his flock. Richard owned and operated a Tuna boat named the Lady Marianne. He loved the ocean and challenge of bringing in a big tuna. In his later years he worked at The North Hampton Recycle Center where he became well known for his kind personality and willingness to help anyone in need. Upon retiring he and his beloved Marianne moved to Florida. Richard’s heart remained on the Seacoast where his friends and family were, visiting them every chance he could. He was a loving, caring spirit that lit up the room with his devilish charm the minute he entered. He could tell a story better than anyone and he effortlessly made people laugh. He especially enjoyed making children smile and feel loved. He was truly one of a kind and loved by everyone that knew him, Richard “Rooster” will live on in the hearts of those who loved him. Survivors include his beloved wife of 56 years Marianne (Boyd) Janvrin; his daughter Tina Janvrin and her partner Ray of Seabrook; sons, Richard Janvrin Jr. and his partner Tarnya of Seabrook, Anthony Janvrin and his partner Christine of Seabrook and Jason Bitomski of Hampton; daughter, Marcie Janvrin and her Partner Jeremy of Seabrook; grandchildren, Dylan, Jesse, Richard 3rd, Nicholas, Bella, Anthony Jr. "Trucker" Caydin, Amanda, Sabrina, Abbie, Sam, Shayna, Jevin, Tyhara, Max and Hazen; great grandchildren, Ryan, Evan and Ronnie; sisters, Nancy Knowles and her husband David of Seabrook, Janice Follansbee and her husband Victor of Stratham, Andrea Thompson and her husband Joe of Danville and Martha Laskey and her husband Alan of Nottingham and brothers, Martin "Paul" Janvrin of Dover and Steven Janvrin and his wife Adelaida of Fort Meyers FL. In addition to his parents, he was predeceased by brother Walter Janvrin Jr and sister Maureen Susan Janvrin There will be a memorial service to honor the life of Richard Carlton "ROOSTER" Janvrin Sr at a later date.

Richard C. Janvrin Sr.

December 18, 1948 - January 4, 2025