Jeffrey Ronald Foran, born October 5, 1976 in Biddeford, Maine, died unexpectedly on April 9, 2021 at 44 years of age.  Jeff was the beloved son of Ronald Foran and Marie McCrum. He was the admirable brother of his two older sisters, Sue Foran and Debbie Giroux.  Jeff graduated from Thornton Academy with the class of 1995 and was a very well known and respected man in his hometown of Saco, where he lived out his life. He worked for Sullivan Tire as a very respected man for 19 years.  He was a devoted father of three, Jeffrey 23, Nathan 20 and Christopher 12 years old. He had a beautiful marriage of 20 years with Carrie Foran and a family home that provided for all. He was also Uncle Jeff to so many.  He is also survived by his step mother Kristine Foran as well as his stepfather Roger Landry.

Jeff loved family, and was always lending helping hands and taking care of everything that needed to be taken care of.  The simplest pleasures in life brought great joy to Jeff. Grilling, Fishing, Golfing, Mowing the lawn, spending time with friends and family whom he loved and cared for so deeply.  His heart and soul were huge, pure and honest. His sense of humor disarmed the world around him and made it a brighter place for the rest of us.  He will be sorely missed and forever cherished and celebrated in our memories and simple, happy pleasures of this great life that he wanted us all to enjoy to the fullest.

Rest in Peace Jeff. Our hearts are full of love and gratitude.

Due to the current pandemic, Funeral Service will be held graveside for Jeffrey's family and friends Monday April 19, 2021 at 1:00PM in the Laurel Hill Cemetery in Saco. On-line condolences can be given to the family at www.cotefuneralhome.com

Love, laughter

Family and friends

Anything for anyone

Again and again

In our hearts and spirits

There is darkness and light

And inside of a man

An everyday fight

For to breathe and see

Simple pleasures

Show us the light

And in our time of darkness

Help to see the right

Join the breeze and take it easy

When the days final bell rung

We can always come together

In a song or simple hum