Ronald Boucher

As you know, heaven gained a wonderful man on June 29, 2022. Ronald "Babes" Boucher passed peacefully in his sleep. After years of battling with Dementia he is now at peace with his family, his grandson, and many friends. It is a bittersweet time in our lives, because we will truly miss a wonderful man, but he now can be free from a horrible disease.

Ronald Francis Boucher of Sarasota, Florida passed away on Wednesday, June 29, 2022. He was born in Bristol, Connecticut on June 26, 1944. Son of the late Leo P. Boucher and Francis Stone Boucher. Ronald Boucher met the love of his life Celia Bielinski Boucher when they were in high school. He then enlisted in the Navy and proudly served his country. While in the Navy he was blessed with two daughters, Sandy and Terri. After his life in the Navy, Ronald and Ceil moved back to Connecticut where they would raise their family. He was blessed with two grandchildren who he loved, even if they accidently threw up on him. He would drive them on his quads, support his granddaughter at all sporting events, and was one of her favorite people. Ronald loved visiting his weekend house in Becket, Massachusetts and ended up moving there before his retirement. Ronald loved being outdoors and actually managed a campground on October Mountain. He loved seeing the wildlife each day and took many pictures of the all the animals he encountered. One of his favorites was a great moose that he saw. After retirement, Ceil and Ronald relocated to Sarastoa Florida where he would spend the rest of his time. They loved going to the beach to have their coffees each morning, seeing the sandcastles on Siesta Key Beach, and enjoyed seeing the sea life at the Nokomis Jetty.

Since Ronald loved coming to the Nokomis Jetty and spending his mornings drinking his coffee, watching the wildlife, and watching the Island being built. To honor his love for this beautiful place, we want to buy a table and bench in his honor. So, we can all come and enjoy being in one of his favorite places to go. In lieu of flowers, the family would love a donation to make this possible for all his family and friends.