Bob Boucher leaves his wife of 55 years next August, Suzanne; four children, Robert of Arlington, VA, Daniel of Leicester, Maryann Boucher of Glen Allen, VA and Maria of Reading, MA; nine grandchildren; and three siblings, Claire of Stuart, FL, John of Worcester, and Diane of Prospect Harbor, Maine and many nieces and nephews. Three siblings, Louis A. Boucher, N. Gerard Boucher and Shirley Williams and his stepmother, Mary (O'Connor) Boucher predeceased him. He was the son of Louis and Bertha (Desjardins) Boucher. He graduated from Commerce High School and then proudly served in the Massachusetts Army National Guard.
Bob retired from the Kadant Corporation and previously worked for Ziff Company, prior to that he was the proud owner and operator of Blue Ribbon Vending Company which serviced Assumption College and several other local spots in Worcester. In earlier years he worked in the family milk business. Bob was a member of Christ the King Church and was a pious person, who had a deep love for his faith. He was happiest when he had a lot of work to do or going on a long car rides with Suzanne. He was a voracious reader and had an incredible memory for world history. Bob also loved animals, all his life, especially horses and dogs and his Jolie Fille. He would often say "take care of your family and choose goodness!"
Bob retired from the Kadant Corporation and previously worked for Ziff Company, prior to that he was the proud owner and operator of Blue Ribbon Vending Company which serviced Assumption College and several other local spots in Worcester. In earlier years he worked in the family milk business. Bob was a member of Christ the King Church and was a pious person, who had a deep love for his faith. He was happiest when he had a lot of work to do or going on a long car rides with Suzanne. He was a voracious reader and had an incredible memory for world history. Bob also loved animals, all his life, especially horses and dogs and his Jolie Fille. He would often say "take care of your family and choose goodness!"
Bob Boucher leaves his wife of 55 years next August, Suzanne; four children, Robert of Arlington, VA, Daniel of Leicester, Maryann Boucher of Glen Allen, VA and Maria of Reading, MA; nine grandchildren; and three siblings, Claire of Stuart, FL, John of Worcester, and Diane of Prospect Harbor, Maine and many nieces and nephews. Three siblings, Louis A. Boucher, N. Gerard Boucher and Shirley Williams and his stepmother, Mary (O'Connor) Boucher predeceased him. He was the son of Louis and Bertha (Desjardins) Boucher. He graduated from Commerce High School and then proudly served in the Massachusetts Army National Guard.
Bob retired from the Kadant Corporation and previously worked for Ziff Company, prior to that he was the proud owner and operator of Blue Ribbon Vending Company which serviced Assumption College and several other local spots in Worcester. In earlier years he worked in the family milk business. Bob was a member of Christ the King Church and was a pious person, who had a deep love for his faith. He was happiest when he had a lot of work to do or going on a long car rides with Suzanne. He was a voracious reader and had an incredible memory for world history. Bob also loved animals, all his life, especially horses and dogs and his Jolie Fille. He would often say "take care of your family and choose goodness!"
Bob retired from the Kadant Corporation and previously worked for Ziff Company, prior to that he was the proud owner and operator of Blue Ribbon Vending Company which serviced Assumption College and several other local spots in Worcester. In earlier years he worked in the family milk business. Bob was a member of Christ the King Church and was a pious person, who had a deep love for his faith. He was happiest when he had a lot of work to do or going on a long car rides with Suzanne. He was a voracious reader and had an incredible memory for world history. Bob also loved animals, all his life, especially horses and dogs and his Jolie Fille. He would often say "take care of your family and choose goodness!"
