Somersworth, NH--Joshua J. Boudreau, 25 died unexpectedly on March 9th at his home due to medical complications. He was born April 20, 1994 in Bangor Maine, the son of Ricky Joseph Boudreau and Cindy Lynn Burpee.
Joshua graduated from Central High School in 2012. During his time there, Josh was involved in many activities like Debate Club, Track and Field, National Honor Society and he also received the rank of Eagle Scout. Following graduating Josh attended University of Maine - Orono. While studying at UMO Josh took a R&D Internship at Onyx Specialty Papers in South Lee, MA. Josh Graduated in 2016 with a Bachelors Degree in Chemical Engineering. Upon graduation Josh was offered and accepted a job at St. Croix Tissue in Baileyville, ME. Upon finishing his contract Josh took a shift supervisor job at Lydall Performance Materials located in Rochester NH.
Joshua was predeceased by his Grandfather "Papa" Roger J. Boudreau, his Stepmom "Mama DiDi" Debbie Boudreau and his Grandmother Joyce Mae Coffin. Josh is survived by his Father Ricky J. Boudreau and his Wife Dawn Boudreau of Hudson, his Sister Makayla Boudreau a Nursing Student at UM of Fort Kent, Step Sisters Brooklynn Mason and Jacklynn McKay of Corinth, his Mother Cindy Lynn Burpee of Levant, Step Brother Jefferey Applebee of Glenburn, Grandmother Donna Pelky Boudreau of Eddington, Uncle David and Aunt Vickie Boudreau of Holden, and Uncle Roger Boudreau of Eddington. Ricky and his family would like to send a special Thank You to Joshs' Uncle and Aunt Scott and Kim Bickford of Berwick.
Josh had many hobbys and skills but his favorites were riding his unicycle, juggling fire and entertaining. He brought these skills to festivals putting smiles on faces and it was there he got the nickname "Bubbles". You will be sadly missed by family, friends and those you made smile.
Though we can not see Josh with our eyes, let us not forget his smile, his tender heart, his forgiving soul, but most of all his Magic that he shared with those in his Kingdom. Joshua himself said: Magic is Real, You just have to believe it's there to use it.
The Body may wither and break but the spirit soul is eternal and immortal. We are more than our vessels, we are lights chasing one another like sparks of a fire, lighting the way for the next to follow.
Josh
Due to the current Covid-19 situation we are all facing together, we apologize, there will be no formal gathering for the Celebration of Life for Joshua. We ask that you celebrate him in your own special way on his birthday April 20th and share by picture or video to his Facebook page. A service of Brookings-Smith, 133 Center Street, Bangor.
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Joshua graduated from Central High School in 2012. During his time there, Josh was involved in many activities like Debate Club, Track and Field, National Honor Society and he also received the rank of Eagle Scout. Following graduating Josh attended University of Maine - Orono. While studying at UMO Josh took a R&D Internship at Onyx Specialty Papers in South Lee, MA. Josh Graduated in 2016 with a Bachelors Degree in Chemical Engineering. Upon graduation Josh was offered and accepted a job at St. Croix Tissue in Baileyville, ME. Upon finishing his contract Josh took a shift supervisor job at Lydall Performance Materials located in Rochester NH.
Joshua was predeceased by his Grandfather "Papa" Roger J. Boudreau, his Stepmom "Mama DiDi" Debbie Boudreau and his Grandmother Joyce Mae Coffin. Josh is survived by his Father Ricky J. Boudreau and his Wife Dawn Boudreau of Hudson, his Sister Makayla Boudreau a Nursing Student at UM of Fort Kent, Step Sisters Brooklynn Mason and Jacklynn McKay of Corinth, his Mother Cindy Lynn Burpee of Levant, Step Brother Jefferey Applebee of Glenburn, Grandmother Donna Pelky Boudreau of Eddington, Uncle David and Aunt Vickie Boudreau of Holden, and Uncle Roger Boudreau of Eddington. Ricky and his family would like to send a special Thank You to Joshs' Uncle and Aunt Scott and Kim Bickford of Berwick.
Josh had many hobbys and skills but his favorites were riding his unicycle, juggling fire and entertaining. He brought these skills to festivals putting smiles on faces and it was there he got the nickname "Bubbles". You will be sadly missed by family, friends and those you made smile.
Though we can not see Josh with our eyes, let us not forget his smile, his tender heart, his forgiving soul, but most of all his Magic that he shared with those in his Kingdom. Joshua himself said: Magic is Real, You just have to believe it's there to use it.
The Body may wither and break but the spirit soul is eternal and immortal. We are more than our vessels, we are lights chasing one another like sparks of a fire, lighting the way for the next to follow.
Josh
Due to the current Covid-19 situation we are all facing together, we apologize, there will be no formal gathering for the Celebration of Life for Joshua. We ask that you celebrate him in your own special way on his birthday April 20th and share by picture or video to his Facebook page. A service of Brookings-Smith, 133 Center Street, Bangor.
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