Mass. man dies while swimming in N.H. lake

Boston, MALocal News

Jack Bilodeau, an 81-year-old from Westford, Massachusetts, died Thursday after a distressing incident at Lake Winnisquam in New Hampshire. Reports indicate that he was swimming after his drifting boat when he suffered a medical event and briefly submerged. A good Samaritan swiftly rescued him from the water and initiated life-saving efforts until first responders arrived. Bilodeau was transported to Concord Hospital-Laconia but was later pronounced dead. New Hampshire State Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.

This tragic event has drawn attention to safety concerns for swimmers and boaters in local lakes. Bilodeau was remembered by community members for his active lifestyle and engagement in local activities. The investigation may lead to increased awareness of water safety measures in the area.

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