Peter Gilbert Boucher

My memories of my distinguished cousin go back to him sharing some new interest he had in his upstairs bedroom in Windsor in the mid-1950s and some of our Boucher family gatherings in Niantic. He had an inquisitive mind so he always had something interesting afoot. Being a member of an Army family we were always on the move so my touch bases with my cousin were in the late 1940s (don't remember much) mid-1950s and an interesting number of get togethers at UConn when I was a freshman from...

My memories of my distinguished cousin go back to him sharing some new interest he had in his upstairs bedroom in Windsor in the mid-1950s and some of our Boucher family gatherings in Niantic. He had an inquisitive mind so he always had something interesting afoot. Being a member of an Army family we were always on the move so my touch bases with my cousin were in the late 1940s (don't remember much) mid-1950s and an interesting number of get togethers at UConn when I was a freshman from...

With a sad heart, just found out today, was a good man, a good boss, one of the smartest people I know - will be missed. Liz, my heart goes out to you. You took real good care of him and to the family, sincerest condolences.

I am so sorry to hear about Pete. He was a big part of the Elmhurst family every October when the gang was all here & a special guest for me. I will always remember Pete as a funny, spry fellow who loved Acadia and going for coffee in the a.m. Lots of love to Liz and the family.

Liz and family - Joel and I send our deepest sympathies. We have many wonderful memories of working with him during his tenure at the DPUC (he was one of my favorite clients!), and all the many White Mountain hiking trips, as well as the wonderful parties at your home. He will be remembered fondly by so many people. Sincerely, Phyllis Lemell and Joel Rinebold

Thank you Gene, I remember my Dad telling us stories about working at the zoo! So great to hear from you about that experience, hope you are well! Sean