Born to Charles and Mabel (Harlakenden Churchill) Niebling in Oakland, CA on September 6, 1986, Avram moved with his parents to Boscawen, NH in 1987. He attended Merrimack Valley schools, Bishop Brady High School, and Phillips Exeter Academy. He graduated with dual degrees in economics and finance from the Whittemore School of Business at UNH in 2009.
Avram grew up in a chaotic household with three close siblings and many childhood activities. He was a confident and gregarious child. From an early age, he was a talented athlete and enjoyed and excelled at all sports, especially ice hockey. He played high school and junior hockey, on the UNH Club team, and in various pond hockey tournaments. As a child and adult, he loved time spent at “The River”, his family’s multigenerational summer home in the Thousand Islands of Upstate New York.
Avram was a brilliant and successful entrepreneur. He began his career as a trader in New York City and loved markets and economic statistics. He was a keen business strategist who anticipated trends before the market knew they were coming. He started numerous businesses including Campus Rides, Community Connect, Plug, Steam Shacks, and for the last ten years Juice Boxes and Live Consumer Products. He applied what he learned from both failure and success to the next enterprise. Avram was very proud of the U.S. Patent he wrote, submitted, and secured for his ideas with Juice Boxes. He persevered in the face of business and life challenges and repeatedly overcame adversity with unflappable determination. He influenced many co-workers, associates, and retail consumers of his services and products.
We will remember Avram for his kindness and love toward his mother and father, sister and brothers, his extended family, and friends. Though often distracted by his busy life, he was generous and compassionate toward less fortunate people. He had an unwavering trust in people, and hopeful optimism for the state of the country, and the world.
Besides his parents, Avram leaves behind his siblings Rebecca (Andrew) Vallieres of Salisbury, NH, Wesley (Arielle) Niebling of Boscawen, NH, and Samuel Niebling of Boscawen, NH. He loved his nieces Mabel Hall Niebling and Maren Vallieres, his nephew Robby Vallieres, and the family dogs: Rosie, Moose, Mona, Bert, Bubba, and Winston. He had many uncles and aunts, and thirty-seven cousins. He was predeceased by his grandparents, Richard and Elizabeth Niebling of Exeter, NH, and Creighton and Camilla Churchill of South Pomfret, VT.
Avram rode life hard. His beautiful mind is at rest. We will love him eternally, and we are bereft at his loss.
A simple remembrance ceremony will take place at the Avaloch Farm Music Institute, 16 Hardy Lane, Boscawen, NH, on Sunday, November 22, 2026 from 1-3 PM. In lieu of flowers, those wishing to remember Avram can contribute to the Avram Niebling Memorial Fund established with Concord Youth Hockey Association, specifically to help underprivileged kids to learn and enjoy the sport he loved so much. Donations can be mailed to CYHA, PO Box 682, Concord NH 03302.
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