Raymond H. Boucher passed away on Sunday, January 10, 2021, age 99.

Preceded in death by his beloved wife Mary (née Anderson) Boucher, his parents, Napoleon L. Boucher (1872-1942) born in Quebec, Canada and Anna Katherine (née Klaus) Boucher (1892-1975), his siblings, Louis N (Clara) Boucher, Eva (Joseph) Strasser, Edward (Gertrude) Boucher, Kenneth Boucher, Charles Boucher, George Maiwald, Dorthy Scott, Fritz (Grace) Maiwald, Tina (Lawrence) Daigle, Edna Mae (Frank) Howe, James (Virginia) Boucher, Azilda (Robert) Beauregard, Cavelle (Peter) Kuchan and son-in-law Steven J. Aronson.

Loving father of David (Laurissa) Boucher, Mary Aronson, and Beth (Sajan) Thomas. Dear brother of Mary (late Dale) Stuart, Esther (late Roy) Argonbright, and  Theodore (Rochelle) Boucher. Proud grandfather of 8 and great-grandfather of 9. Special brother-in-law of Emily (née Anderson) Matyas

Raymond served in the Army Air Force during WWII as a mechanic and then crew chief for bomber aircraft. He supported our country’s war efforts in the African and European theatres. During his long life, he worked in many jobs including cutting ice for old-fashioned ice chests to employment with the Civilian Conservation Corps to working at Dr. Pepper bottling plant and working in shipping on Lake Superior. After the war, he met and married Mary Anderson, started his family and completed a 25+ year career at Bucyrus Erie where the company was engaged in the manufacturing of mining equipment. After his retirement in 1986, he spent time with his wife, children, and many grandchildren helping out with numerous endeavors and first homes. He will always be remembered and cherished for his kind heart, his thoughtful listening skills, and his knowledge and problem-solving abilities. He could pretty much fix anything.

Private family services at Southern WI Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Union Grove, WI.