This document provides biographical information about a man who was born in Ottawa, Canada in 1915. He joined the Royal Canadian Air Force in 1940 and died in a plane crash in 1941 at age 25 while serving as an air observer during a night mission in the United Kingdom. He was survived by his wife and young son.

2. By Jack Gao

3.  He was born in Ottawa Canada in 19th of Sept. 1915
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 He lived in 46 Carlyle Ave. Ottawa , Ontario.
 He was married on the 26th of Dec. in 1936
 His wife name was Pmyllis Boucher
 His only son was born in 1938, named Thomas Ward
Boucher

4.  He was male.
 He had was 5 feet 8.5 inches tall and weighted 165
pounds .
 He had scares over both eyebrows.
 He was a nice person always kind.

5.  His military rank was Pilot Officer.
 He joined the army in Ottawa Ontario on the 20th of
July 1940.
 His job was an Air observer.
 His unit was RCAF.
 Service Number: J.4765

6.  He died on 11th of August in 1941.
 He was on a mission in night time. The machine fired
on impact.
 He was 25 years old when he died.

7.  I think he didn’t go the war because of money.
Because he e had a child, a wife and a grateful live. He
just feel it is an honor to sever for the country.

9. He joined the war in the 20th of July 1940 in
Ottawa, Ontario. He was sent overseas for training. His
job was a Air observer. He died on the 11th of August. It
was an accident, the machine fired on impact. He died
in United Kingdom.

11.  His Grave location:
 FINNINGLEY (HOLY TRINITY & ST OSWALDS)
CHURCHYARD EXN
Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom
 Row A. Grave 3.