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Louis Boughton
In Memory of
Louis Charles
Boughton
2018
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Condolence From: Karen Denault Oakley
Condolence: To the Boughton Clan,
So sorry to hear about the loss of your Dad. He and Franny are now at peace in Heaven.
With My Sympathies, Hugs, Karen
Wednesday January 24, 2018
Condolence From: mary ruggiero
Condolence: Andino's Restaurant sends their condolences to the Boughton family.
Monday January 22, 2018
Condolence From: Neil Carbery
Condolence: Lou, Fran, and the entire family meant a great deal to me. The years I spent working with Lou at Communications School provided the foundation I needed to complete my career in the Navy. He and Fran invited me into their family circle as more than just a close friend. I will miss him always but rejoice in knowing he and Fran are in each others arms again.
Saturday January 20, 2018
Condolence From: Melinda(Purdy) Catalini
Condolence: To Carol and the children of Louis Boughton,May God be with you all @ this sad time.Your brother and father was a great man, and well loved by all.My prayers and thoughts will be with you all. Melinda (Purdy) Catalini Ipswich Mass.
Saturday January 20, 2018
Condolence From: Rosemary Krzemien
Condolence: I as very sorry about the passing of Uncle Lou. I am so happy that I had the opportunity to meet him and spend a few weeks in Bristol with Uncle Lou and Aunt Frania and to get to know the family. It was obvious to me that he was a great father and a great provider. Rest in peace, I am sure Aunt Frania has been waiting for you in heaven. Sail away.
Saturday January 20, 2018
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