Eric Sauser, 43, now at every Red Sox spring game

Eric hated sad stories, beets, romantic comedies, a snow packed driveway and turning off the garage light. That's it. Eric was content with most everything else.

John J. Ruby, Jr., 62, passed away reluctantly

RUBY, John J., Jr. Passed away October 30, 2013, at the age of 62, reluctantly. Fiercely loyal and infinitely generous, he made one hell of an impact on the world. ... For anyone watching, it was clear that John was the tenth man at Fenway last night as his Red Sox clinched game six of the World Series at home for the first time in nearly a century. (H/T to Peter Elikann)

It's the simple pleasures that count.

"He spent his life loving his family and rooting for the Boston Red Sox."

Thursday nights'll never be the same

"Ida was a wonderful mother and homemaker, and life-long Red Sox fan. She instilled many important values in her family, one of which was to make the community part of her family, and her family part of the community.

"Her doors and house were always open to those who were hungry or who had no place to stay. People from as far away as China, Germany, Italy, and Russia have graced her table and knew of her hospitality. Thursday nights were her most favorite time for family and friends to gather as she hosted her spaghetti and meatball dinners with multiple home made desserts."

In honor of the World Series, four baseball fans

"She loved reading, her garden, and birds. She also loved to travel, especially her Opera Tour to Europe. She was an avid New York Yankees fan."
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"Tom was a lighthouse collector, enjoyed watching the Red Sox and Patriots, using his computer and spending time with his family."
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"Paul enjoyed the simple pleasures of life whether it was a Yankees game, a good cup of coffee, a fish dinner (his favorite!), or a ride down Main Street, Niantic."
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"SACO — Arthur McInnis loved the New York Yankees. His wife loved the Boston Red Sox. ... But Jean fell in love with Arthur, they married and for the next 62 years, they waged their annual battles. ... On Thursday, Jean McInnis held her husband's hand as he passed away."