Timothy BOLDUC

Timothy Bolduc, 36, of Londonderry, died Oct. 9, 2005. He was in the process of joining his comrades with the National Guard 197th Battalion to respond to the flooding in New Hampshire when he collapsed and died. Born in Nashua on Aug. 7, 1969, he was the son of Roger and Norma (Crosby) Bolduc. He and his family moved to Londonderry when he was 7 years old. He was a member of Londonderry High School's Class of 1988. A U.S. Army veteran, he served mostly in Germany and Louisiana. His most recent tour was in Iraq, where he served as sergeant with the 197th National Guard Unit. He completed his tour earlier this year. He had just started college at New Hampshire Community Technical College in Nashua. He was active in youth baseball and football. A memorable moment for him was hitting the game-winning home run in a youth league all-star game. His hobbies included photography, hiking, geocaching, visiting covered bridges, and collecting Hard Rock Café memorabilia. The most important things to Tim can be seen at his website, www.geocities.com/tcudlobtj. Surviving family members include daughters Hailey, Madison, Maggan, and Chelsea; his mother, Norma Bolduc of Londonderry and Haines City, Fla.; brothers John of Derry and Mark of Nashua; a sister, Andrea Boyer of Nashua; and his friend, Dawn Daniels, mother of Hailey and Madison.