Fr. A. Anthony Boucher
Ordained for the Josephite order in 1955. Shown in the Official Catholic Directory in his first few years as a priest as Aime A. or A.A. Boucher, S.S.J. Assigned to parishes in Mobile AL 1955-1957, and Washington DC 1957-1959. Assigned in 1959 to as a hospital chaplain in Troy, NY as A. Anthony Boucher, with no indication that he was a Josephite. Assigned to parishes in Green Island, Schenectady, Cohoes, Illion, Glens Falls, and Whitehall. Died in 1972. Per his obituary, Boucher also worked as a Josephite in Beaumont TX.
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