George Felix Bolduc

Born in Oakland California on October 8, 1926 the son of Felix and Ramona Bolduc. He was

preceded in death by his brother Charles (Chase) Edward Bolduc.

He leaves his wife of 44 years, Linda (Lister) Bolduc; His Son, George Bolduc, His Daughters,

Marie Teyechea and Terry Kohler & Family, His Grandchildren, Ashley, Nathan, Misty, James,

Lexi, Tyler and several Great Grandchildren, along with two Step Sons and two other Children

from a previous marriage.

In his early years, George Bolduc served with the Navy in WWII as well as briefly attending

College at Oregon where He Played Basketball for The Ducks. He was a Logger in the State of

Oregon and a Trucker prior to retiring as an Engineer in the Oil Refinery Industry. He was a good

Father, Grandfather and Husband in spite of Us all.

George Bolduc Loved Ford Trucks, Black Jack, Kino,,The Lottery, Bowling, Oregon, Panning for

Gold, Hunting, a Good John Wayne Movie and proving everyone wrong.

George Bolduc will be laid to rest Saturday April 16th at Resthaven Park Cemetery in Glendale

Arizona. Resting under The Shady Tree where One Day He’ll Greet Us All with “How You Doin

Kid?”

Nature's first green is gold,

Her hardest hue to hold.

Her early leafs a flower;

But only so an hour.

Then leaf subsides to leaf.

So Eden sank to grief,

So dawn goes down to day.

Nothing gold can stay.

In loving memory of George “John Wayne” Bolduc, our hero.

"Just between You, Me & The Fencepost”