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for David Boulton
Roger E. Laberge
May 10, 2007
With deepest sympathy to family and friends of David Boulton, S.J. It is through CPE at Mercy Hospital that he deeply touched my life which has guided and sustained me through the years. May our God console all in their loss, especially Sister Kathleen. May his soul rest in peace.
Liz O'Neil Geib
May 10, 2007
I was very sorry to hear of the death of Fr. David Boulton. My sympathies to the Jesuit Community and to Sr. Kathleen his friend and co-worker in ministry. It was my privilege to have been in the first weekend CPE class at the Monastery where David was my mentor. Because of this experience my life changed forever. A truly remarkable man has left this earth but his legacy will live on through all the people he touched.
Sincerely,
May 9, 2007
Rest in Peace Father Boulton. You will be missed.
Walter Donahue
May 9, 2007
On behalf of my dear, elderly mother,
Margaret M (Igo) Donahue, Father Bouton's cousin, and myself, wish to convey our deepest sympathy on his death.
I had a pleasure to re-unite with Father Bouton, at St Charles Rectory, two years ago, when I was visiting my home town, Waltham.
He was, as usual, very gracious,and compassionate!
God bless you, Father, may you rest in peace!
Gerry and Bud Chiasson
May 8, 2007
Our family and the family of St Charles has lost a dear friend and wonderful priest. Fr. Boulton was a kind, compassionate, gentle man who reached out to many with wisdom, spirituality and love. Our sympathy to his fellow priests and to Sr. Kathleen his dear friend and colleague.
Rest in Peace Fr. Boulton.
Go Red Sox!
Elizabeth Boulton Duncan
May 8, 2007
Father Dave was more than my third cousin. He was a wonderful special close family member who has been a part of my entire life! He was always available to me in times of great need and i will always thank him for listening and caring. He was a man and priest with such a loving and giving spirit. I have so many memories. He will be deeply missed. I know he is in heaven with God enjoying the Red Sox and skunks, and all his christmas stories. To Sister Kathleen, the Jesuits and all his parish family at Campion Center and St. Charles please accept my deepest sympathies to you. Love and prayers
The Staff of Brady & Fallon Funeral Home
May 8, 2007
Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.
Jim Moran
May 8, 2007
Fr. Boulton will indeed be missed. He was a man of compassion and humor. I count myself among the fortunate who were touched by his generosity. My sincere condolences to Sister Kathleen.
Tyler Dudley
May 8, 2007
David was a wonderful friend and someone who I admired. He was a bit older than I at a time when I struggled with aspects of life and education. He was there as a friend and a mentor. I will miss him.
Anne Hanning
May 7, 2007
St.Charles has lost a dear friend-so loved by us all..a priest of great humility & kindness.We were blessed by his presence.Prayers & sympathy to the Jesuits & Sr.Kathleen, his dear friend & coworker.
Jim Greer
May 7, 2007
Father David Boulton, S.J. will be missed by the many thousands of people whose lives he changed for the better through CPE training, respectful honesty and love. Our condolences to Sister Kathleen, his partner in ministry and his friend in life. David will now have the seat he deserves to watch the Red Sox from above. It is a great sadness that we share with all who knew and loved Father David Boulton.
Cheryl S
May 7, 2007
Fr Boulton was a very kind and gentle man, he will be missed very much by everyone in our parish at St Charles. Rest in Peace Father +
Anne Deneen
May 7, 2007
My deepest sympathies to the Jesuit community and their dear friends, especially the chaplains and residents of Campion Center, and all of Father's CPE graduates. He was an amazing teacher, firm and gentle, wise and funny. I am so happy to have known him, and blessed to have been his student.
Janis and Robert Henderson
May 7, 2007
David was a great man, an incredible colleague, and a true friend. With his devotion to his ministry , to CPE and to the Red Sox, his love of the Thornton Burgess stories, he showed us how to be alive with wonder, hope, and compassion. Our love to his special friend, Kathleen, as we all honor his remarkable life and grieve our deep loss. Love, Janis and Robert Henderson(Glastonbury, Connecticut)
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