



Ann was an avid amateur photographer and won several competitions in Worcester County in the 1950's. She was also an artist who worked in oil painting, pastel drawing, metal enameling, and leather working. She loved the outdoors and in the 1960's she bought a camper trailer, which she used to travel throughout the United States and Canada.
Geneve (Ginny) Iverson Bouley (nee Fogg) was married to Norman Bouley and had five children; Eugene, Joanne, Dianne, Leanne, and Donna.
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