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Nancy Pelosi @SpeakerPelosi - Molly McGovern was a person of deep faith, beautiful in every way, and enthusiastic about everyone and everything. She brought joy to every conversation, love to everyone she knew, and was truly angelic in her goodness. Molly was close to every member of our family and spoiled us with her affection and her generosity of spirit. We’re devastated by her loss.
On the day of her passing, I received a text from Molly as she was visiting Assisi in Italy. How appropriate that Molly was there around the time of her passing because she was the personification of the Song of St. Francis of Assisi: “Lord, make me a instrument of thy peace. Where there is darkness, may we bring light. Where there is hatred, may we bring love. Where there is despair, may we bring hope.”
Not only was that her faith, it was her joy. God blessed the McGovern family and everyone who knew them with Molly’s special grace. May she rest in peace.
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Rep. Jim McGovern @RepMcGovern
Congressman Jim McGovern, his wife Lisa McGovern, and their son Patrick McGovern released the following statement upon the passing of Congressman McGovern’s daughter, Molly McGovern:
Molly radiated pure joy. She lit up every room with her beaming smile—full of laughter, endless warmth, and a sharp wit that could disarm you in an instant. She was unbelievably funny, fiercely loyal, and wise beyond her years. Molly had a rare gift: She made everyone feel special, because she genuinely believed everyone was special. She treated people with compassion and kindness—always standing up for the underdog, and making fast friends wherever she went. Her love for the Boston Bruins was fierce, but it was no match for the love she gave so freely to her family and friends. If you ever met Molly, you carried a piece of her light with you. She had that kind of effect on people.
Even as she faced a rare cancer diagnosis, she did so with relentless courage, optimism, and tenacity—refusing to let her illness slow her down. She had just finished a semester abroad in Australia. She passed away unexpectedly in Italy while visiting a good friend and his family.
Molly will always be the soul of our family. We are so proud of her, and so glad that so many people were touched by her incredible life. We love you, Molly. We miss you already.