Obituaries
In memory of Vaughan H. Totovian
Vaughan H. Totovian, a lifelong resident of Watertown and a civil engineer behind many of the most essential public transportation projects in Massachusetts’ history, passed away on Feb. 9 at age 66. He had been suffering from Alzheimer’s disease for several years.
Totovian, the husband of Lily (Tossounian), was a graduate of Watertown High School and Northeastern University, where he completed
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Stephen K’s wonderful and sincere summary of the genius life well led by
Vaughan T will keep Vaughan’s memory clear to all of us in years to follow.
Robert Shvodian (Stephen’s cousin).
I’m very sad to hear this news. I met Vaughan through Saint James Parish Council. Despite his many accomplishments, he was a modest and very kind man. My sincere condolences to Lily, Mark, Stephen and all his family. Asdvadz hokin loosavore.
So sorry to hear of Vaughan’s passing. Such a kind and friendly person. Very easy to converse and relate with. He will be missed. My condolences to Vaughan’s family and friends.
Asdvadz hokeen lusavoreh 🙏
Always smiling and loved!! God bless his memory.
It was good to see family of his.
I value friendship, family and especially staying well.