Elaine Boucher Obituary
Elaine passed away peacefully on July 13, 2025 at Granite VNA Hospice House in Concord, NH after a courageous battle with cancer.
It is clear that Elaine's life passion and purpose was caregiving and she devoted her time looking after those around her. Elaine had a keen sense of humor, a brilliant mind and a giving heart. She was a talented artist and once did illustrations for a science textbook.
Elaine was as easy-going as a person could be and in spite of everything life sent her way, she never complained. In the end, she did it her way and we all respect her for that. We wish you a blessed soul journey Elaine!
Elaine was predeceased by her parents Henry and Eva Boucher, her sisters Carolyn Brewer and Susanne Boucher and also her long term partner Gracia Berry.
Elaine is survived by her brother Philip Boucher (Penny), sister Donna Boucher, niece and nephew (Children of Susanne) Lori Doyle, Buddhisaro (Bodhi/Roger Doyle) nieces (Children of Phil & Penny) Katherine Vatistas (Tom), Emily Paine (Michael) and their respective children, Susan Roman her best friend and soul sister and Jo Evans her dear partner of 25 years.
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