Edward Allen Boucher

So very sorry for your great loss. I had not seen much of Ted since college days at Dartmouth, where we studied geology and enjoyed so many Central American adventures together with the iconic "Stretch" program. My thoughts are with you as you grieve - may the day come soon when you can remember Ted with more smiles than tears.

We only just got to know Ted and Peggy but we most certainly enjoyed the times we met. He was bright , energetic and was making the most of his beautiful piece of Paradise in TCI... We were so sorry to hear the incredibly heart breaking news of Ted’s demise, so very tragic.... our loving thoughts and deepest sympathy go out to Peggy and family... He will be remembered as a man who lived life to the fullest and touched those who he met...
our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Alway fun to be around, always a smile and truly an honourable gentleman. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. I know you all have strength and great courage to get though this difficult time.

Although we had not known you long Ted we thought you were awesome. Happy memories of playing Pickleball & those devilishly spinning shots you delivered!
Peggy you are very much in our thoughts.

Mel & Richard

Peggy I’m so sad for you and the kids. Cannot image what words will bring you solace. Our prayers are with you and your family.

I am very sorry for your loss. Although I have not seen much of Ted in the last 40 years, I have very fond memories of him from our days at Dartmouth together. Not only were we roommates for a spell, but we had quite a few adventures together as well, especially with the Outing Club and the geology dept. We went on the geology "Stretch" together, where we had a bit too much fun in Mexico and at Lake Powell in Utah. We also worked together once in Costa Rica. Perhaps the most memorable...

Peggy and Family- We extend our Heartfelt Sympathy for your loss. Cherish your memories of Edward's life. God will strenghten your resolve for going on without him....this would be a noble monument to a Life well lived and a celebration of his life. Remember, when a loved one dies, God hides a smile in every memory and hope in every tear! May God's Mercy and Blessings be with you all.
Capt. Spencer Kennedy-Asst. to the Chaplain
The Brighton Fire Department

You don’t know me but I need to extend my sympathies to you and your family. Rest In Peace