Louis Boucher was born in Worcester, MA, the son of Joseph Boucher and Emilie Prunier. His father owned the brickyard on Crow Hill. Louis was the owner of Boucher and Sons Dairy. He retired in 1961 and moved to California for three years. He spent his final ten years living in Wareham, MA where he enjoyed long walks on Buttermilk Bay.
During one of those walks he discovered a tiny tree in a wooded area, which he dug up the next day and planted in his yard. Year by year it grew until it was taller than the house. He loved to talk about that tree and was amazed at its growth.
Louie married (Alberta) Bertha Des Jardins at St. Joseph's Church in Worcester. After her death in 1945 he married Mary O'Connor (Dec 1947). He had seven children: Louis, Norman (Gerry), Shirley, Claire, Robert, John and Diane.
At the time of his death he left 7 children, 28 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. He died in Tobey Hospital, Wareham, MA. Louis is buried with his brother, both spouses and other relatives. The brickyard where he was born and raised is now park land and there is more about it online.
During one of those walks he discovered a tiny tree in a wooded area, which he dug up the next day and planted in his yard. Year by year it grew until it was taller than the house. He loved to talk about that tree and was amazed at its growth.
Louie married (Alberta) Bertha Des Jardins at St. Joseph's Church in Worcester. After her death in 1945 he married Mary O'Connor (Dec 1947). He had seven children: Louis, Norman (Gerry), Shirley, Claire, Robert, John and Diane.
At the time of his death he left 7 children, 28 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. He died in Tobey Hospital, Wareham, MA. Louis is buried with his brother, both spouses and other relatives. The brickyard where he was born and raised is now park land and there is more about it online.
Louis Boucher was born in Worcester, MA, the son of Joseph Boucher and Emilie Prunier. His father owned the brickyard on Crow Hill. Louis was the owner of Boucher and Sons Dairy. He retired in 1961 and moved to California for three years. He spent his final ten years living in Wareham, MA where he enjoyed long walks on Buttermilk Bay.
During one of those walks he discovered a tiny tree in a wooded area, which he dug up the next day and planted in his yard. Year by year it grew until it was taller than the house. He loved to talk about that tree and was amazed at its growth.
Louie married (Alberta) Bertha Des Jardins at St. Joseph's Church in Worcester. After her death in 1945 he married Mary O'Connor (Dec 1947). He had seven children: Louis, Norman (Gerry), Shirley, Claire, Robert, John and Diane.
At the time of his death he left 7 children, 28 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. He died in Tobey Hospital, Wareham, MA. Louis is buried with his brother, both spouses and other relatives. The brickyard where he was born and raised is now park land and there is more about it online.
During one of those walks he discovered a tiny tree in a wooded area, which he dug up the next day and planted in his yard. Year by year it grew until it was taller than the house. He loved to talk about that tree and was amazed at its growth.
Louie married (Alberta) Bertha Des Jardins at St. Joseph's Church in Worcester. After her death in 1945 he married Mary O'Connor (Dec 1947). He had seven children: Louis, Norman (Gerry), Shirley, Claire, Robert, John and Diane.
At the time of his death he left 7 children, 28 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. He died in Tobey Hospital, Wareham, MA. Louis is buried with his brother, both spouses and other relatives. The brickyard where he was born and raised is now park land and there is more about it online.
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Louis Boucher 1899 - 1981
Bertha M DesJardins 1900 - 1945
Salime 1903 - 1938
Mary O'Connor wife of Louis 1921 - 1988
Polydore J Desjardin 1880 - 1964
Emma M Desjardin 1882 - 1957
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