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Dr. José M. Correa

Dr. José M. Correa

Passed March 13, 2026

Northborough, MA

Dr. José M. Correa, a beloved pediatrician, devoted father, and man of deep faith, passed away peacefully on March 13, 2026, surrounded by his loving family. Born in Chepén, Peru, he carried a lifelong commitment to service and healing that defined his character and career.

A gifted diagnostician, Dr. Correa cared for his patients with tireless dedication, seeing children on weekends, during snowstorms, and whenever a worried parent called. After earning his medical degree from Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos Facultad de Medicina in Lima, he settled in Northborough, Massachusetts, in 1990. There, with the support of UMass Memorial Health – Marlborough Hospital, he established his practice at Northboro Pediatrics and became known simply as the town’s pediatrician. For more than three decades, he cared for generations of children with gentleness, patience, and joy, treating each one as if they were part of his own family.

José’s faith was the foundation of his life. Each morning, he made it his mission to share words of God’s love and encouragement with everyone in his contact list. He was an avid soccer fan and lifelong supporter of Alianza Lima, as well as a dedicated Boston Celtics follower who had been a talented basketball player during his university years. His contagious laughter, warmth, and sense of humor made him the life of every gathering.

He is survived by his children, José and his wife Deborah, Miguel, and Lily, who were the joy and light of his life. He is also lovingly remembered by his sisters Nelly and her husband Steve, Dora, and Violeta; his brother Tito and his wife Lillian; and was predeceased by his dear sister Gina. At the end of his distinguished career, Dr. Correa was honored with the Chiron W. Smith, M.D. Outstanding Physician Award at UMass Memorial Health – Marlborough Hospital, where he served as chief of pediatrics. His memory will remain a source of strength and inspiration for all who knew him.

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