Peter Bouchoux

I/we knew a good time was in store when we were in Peter's company. His jokes made us all laugh long & loud. I can still hear Aunt Ann saying 'oh, Peter'!
My cousin Peter's encyclopedic knowledge of sports was of an Einstein(ish) ilk. He was a Bouchoux and to be in the company of the Bouchoux Family at 67 Floyd or 5 Enclosure was pure gift. Peter was blessed with beautiful and bright people in his life - his wife, Mary, their sons and their families, his parents, Ann & Jean...

So VERY SAD to just find out about one of the GOOD GUYS. My brothers Pete and Billy will be very sad to hear this news as well. GOD BLESS all of his family and you are missed (GONZAGA)

Mary F.,Sue,Mary,Bob,Laura,Fran,Tom;

My first real memory of Peter is from 30 years ago at 5 Enclosure. It might have been his engagement party and I can see and hear him dancing with Mary F. His voice was loud, his grin evocative, and the space he occupied, large. This never changed over the years and the void will remain so deep! I am so sorry for your loss but know that Peter's presence will be forever felt. my thoughts, prayers and love to all of you.
Betsy (from Bahston!)

I am very sorry to hear of Peter's passing. Over the years, I played golf and had dinner with him a number of times--always a great guy to spend time with. My condolences to the Bouchoux Family.

My deepest sympathy to the Bouchoux family & Yesterday's . I didn't know Peter very well, but my son John ( chef @ Yesterdays) spoke very highly of him. I'm sure Yesterday's will never be the same. May he RIP.

My condolences to you Mary and your family. I was fortunate to get to know Peter better over the past few years. A good soul, larger than life, he will be long remembered and missed.

Mary and family,
Just heard the sad news tonight(Thursday). We wanted to offer our sincerest sympathies. We will always remember with a smile the oldies nights at St. Thomas and our New Year's Eve's at the GRCC. Too short a time here but a life full of life,

I am so sorry for your loss. I went to St Peter's with Pete. Although I didn't see him often each time I did it was memorable and lasting. He was a man's man.