ALEXANDRIA, NH — A vibrant life was cut heartbreakingly short on July 4, 2025, when 25-year-old Megan Bouchard died in a motorcycle accident in Alexandria, New Hampshire. Her passing has left family, friends, and the wider community reeling with grief as they remember a young woman who embraced life with fearless energy and a radiant spirit.
According to local authorities, the crash occurred on a quiet stretch of road late in the afternoon on Independence Day. Emergency services responded swiftly, but despite their efforts, Megan was pronounced dead at the scene. The exact circumstances of the crash remain under investigation, and officials are urging anyone with information to come forward to assist in determining what led to the tragic incident.
Megan Bouchard was known by those closest to her as an adventurer at heart — someone who lived boldly and never shied away from a challenge. Whether it was hitting the open road on her motorcycle, hiking in the White Mountains, or cheering on friends at community events, she brought a contagious energy to every space she entered.
“She had this fire in her,” said one close friend. “She made you feel like anything was possible. Losing her feels like losing a piece of the sun.”
Originally from the Lakes Region of New Hampshire, Megan had built a close-knit circle of friends who remember her as fiercely loyal, wildly funny, and endlessly kind. Her love for motorcycles wasn’t just a hobby — it was a symbol of her independence and passion for living on her own terms.
Her family, devastated by the sudden loss, has asked for privacy as they prepare arrangements to honor her life. A celebration of life service is being planned, where loved ones will gather to share stories, grieve together, and remember the joy Megan brought to everyone she touched.
As the investigation into the crash continues, community members are urged to contact local authorities with any information that might shed light on the events of that day.
Megan Bouchard is survived by her parents, siblings, extended family, and many friends who now carry the memory of her spirit — untamed, unforgettable, and gone far too soon.
“Ride free, Megan. You’ll always be with us