Love you, miss you always Dad…All My Love

Richard E. Hanscom
February 12, 1938 ~ September 9, 2025
Born in: Sanford, Maine
Resided in: Waltham, MA
Richard Elmore Hanscom
1938-2025
WALTHAM MASSACHUSETTS—Richard E. Hanscom, 87, of Waltham, Massachusetts, died Tuesday September 9, 2025 in Allston, Massachusetts.
He was born in Sanford on February 12, 1938 the son of Elmore and Gladys (Ricker) Hanscom. He grew up in Sanford and graduated from Sanford High School in 1956. He attended Florida State University for two years before entering the United States Navy. He served four years in the Navy as a Dental Technician. In 1965, he attended the P.G.A. Business School and became a P.G.A. Pro. He worked at several golf clubs over the years and was on the P.G.A. Tour in 1967 and 1968.
As a golfer, Richard won many tournaments both as a junior and an adult. He was a Class A Member of the P.G.A since 1967.He served as Executive Committee Member, New England, P.G.A from 1972-1973 and helped formulate policy, guidelines and operational programs for the New England Section. He also served as New England P.G.A. secretary for three years and was New England P.G.A. President from 1977-1979. Richard also served as Honorary President of the New England Section and was on the National Rules Committee for several years. He was the 1987 Teacher of the Year, P.G.A. of America, New England Section.
Richard is survived by his wife, Cynthia F. Hanscom; his children, Mark J. Hanscom and his wife Kari and Theresa J. Hanscom; his grandchildren, Trystyn, Delaney and her fiancé Evan, Brenden and his wife Alex and Ian and one great-grandson, David.
A Celebration of life will be held at 12 Noon on October 25, 2025 at Cyprian Keys, 284 East Temple Street, Boylston, Massachusetts.
Cyprian Keys Golf Club
284 East Temple Street
Boylston, Massachusetts
Love you, miss you always Dad…All My Love
You’ll forever be missed ❤️ love you grampy
Dad, you were one of a kind! There will never be another like you.
We met Dick and Cindy at the Rockland Golf Club in Maine 3 years ago. He and Cindy took my son Phinn out to play with their group. Phinn and Dick became fast friends. We got together several times since then and had many cards letters, and conversations between them. We sure will miss you Dick, and Phinn will never forget you. Please accept our sincere condolences to all Dicks family. Celia Knight, Chris and Phinn Oliver