AVIS DE DÉCÈS
Rita B. Saucier
19 mars 1926 – 28 octobre 2020
Rita B. Saucier, 94, of Southington, passed away Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2020 at Autumn Lake in New Britain. She was the wife of the late Aldric Saucier.
She was born March 19, 1926 in Waterville, ME, the daughter of the late Paul and Marie (Vigue) Bolduc. She retired from G.E. of Plainville. She was a parishioner of St. Thomas Church and a member of the Ladies Guild. She loved reading, puzzles and country music.
She is survived by her grandchildren, Jessica Saucier, Alexis Testa and Ashley Lincoln her great grandchildren, Myla, Liana and Arabella Testa, she also leaves a brother Paul Bolduc of Lewiston, ME. She was predeceased by a son Ronald Saucier, two brothers Leo Bolduc and Harold Bolduc and three sisters Doris Bolduc, Gladys St. Marie and Gloria Michaud.
Her Funeral Mass will be held Monday, Nov. 2, 2020 at 11 am at St. Thomas Church, 99 Bristol St. Burial will be at St. Thomas Cemetery. Calling hours will be Monday morning from 9-10:30 a.m. at DellaVecchia Funeral Home, 211 N. Main St. For online condolences and directions please visit www.dellavecchiasouthington.com
Services
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Calling Hours
lundi, 2 novembre , 2020
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Mass of Christian Burial
lundi, 2 novembre , 2020
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Burial
lundi, 2 novembre , 2020
Souvenirs
Rita B. Saucier
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ENVOYEZ CONDOLEANCESLEONA RAY
2 novembre , 2020
I WAS VERY CLOSE TO AUNT RITA & UNCLE AL. I REMEMBER THEIR 50TH ANNIVERSARY & HOW HAPPY THEY WERE TO SEE US. GROWING UP, UNCLE AL WAS ALWAYS AT OUR HOUSE. RONNIE WAS REAL YOUNG THEN & WOULD CRY IF THEY LEFT HIM WITH US TO GO SHOPPING ETC. SHE WAS REAL FOND OF THE GIRLS AND PATTIE, SHE USED TO SAY SHE WAS LUCKY TO HAVE THEM IN HER LIFE. SHE LED A GOOD LIFE AND NOW SHE IS AT PEACE.
MY CONDOLENCES , LEONA (BISHOP) RAY, NIECE. UNCLE AL WAS MY MOM'S BROTHER.
Joyce Oleskewicz
29 octobre , 2020
My prayers are with your family at this time. We have had a lot of good times over the years. Your grandkids were so fortunate to have had you in their lives for all those years.
Love and prayers,
Joyce-