Tribute & Message From The Family
Waltham – Mrs. Alma M. (Hache) Aucoin, of Waltham, died Sunday, May 15, 2022 at Carney Hospital in Dorchester. She was 87.
Alma was born in Rogersville, New Brunswick on March 24, 1935, a daughter of the late Alphonse and Philomene (Maillet) Hache. Raised in Rogersville and Moncton, she immigrated to the United States in 1970 and made Waltham her home.
She and her husband Clarence stayed close to their French Canadian roots as proud members of the French-American Victory Club and were faithful communicants of Saint Joseph's Church on Main Street. Alma also made many lifelong friends as part of the Saint Joseph's Ladies Guild.
In addition to her husband, Clarence Aucoin, she leaves her son, Edward P. Aucoin of Waltham, and her siblings, Marcel Hache of Edmonston, New Brunswick, Rita Bartlemen of Cocagne, New Brunswick, Ernest Hache of Valleyfield, Quebec, Isabelle Jones of Vaudreuil, Quebec, Gerard Hache of Dieppe, New Brunswick, Evelyn Hache-LaChance of Shediac, New Brunswick, Eva McGraw, of Moncton, New Brunswick, and Jean Guy Hache of Valleyfield, Quebec and many nieces, nephews, and their families.
Alma was also the mother of the late Carol A. Aucoin, and sister of the late Marie, Alderic, Gerald, and Edmond Hache.
Family and friends will honor and remember Alma's life by gathering to visit from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. on Monday morning, May 23rd, in The Joyce Funeral Home, 245 Main Street (Rte. 20), Waltham before leaving in procession to Saint Mary's Church, 133 School Street, Waltham, where her Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Burial will follow in Mount Feake Cemetery, Waltham.
Those wishing to view Alma's Funeral Mass may do so by visiting the following link on Monday morning at 10 a.m.: https://my.gather.app/remember/alma-aucoin
Condolence & Memory Journal
Sending our condolences to Clarence and Ed
Posted by
Lise and Trevor Nagle - Moncton - Family May 23, 2022
So many memories of Alma! Spending a lot of time with her when she first arrived in Waltham. Me (a teenager), my mom, Carol, Edward driving with Alma from Waltham to NB. Staying in Alma's cottage on several occasions. Lots of visits in between. Last time I saw Alma was at least seven years ago: she was standing on a bed in her cottage painting the wall.
My dad called her Gee Whiz which was an expression she used quite a bit.
Always smiling and kind. Condolences to Clarence, Edward and all my Hache cousins.
Posted by
Susan Monahan - Pittsburgh, PA - Family May 23, 2022
We were so sad to hear of Alma's passing. We send our deepest prayers and condolences to Clarence, Ed and all Alma's family.
Alma has been such a gift to all my family and so many others. When I learned that the name Alma meant soul, it seemed like the perfect name for her, as someone with such devotion to God and one who truly lived her faith daily! May her beautiful example of faith continue to inspire others. Alma's great faith, joyful spirit and great sense of humor have been such a blessing to us all. We miss her very much already and will keep her in our hearts always.
God bless Alma and all her family.
With love and prayers,
Andrea LaFrance, Steve Weissman and all the Weissman LaFrance Family
Posted by
Andrea LaFrance - Waltham, MA - Family Friend May 21, 2022
I have such fond memories of Alma visiting my New Brunswick family over the many years, making me feel so welcome. A warm,outgoing personality.
Posted by
Kathleen Monahan - Oxford, MA - Family Friend May 20, 2022
Dear Clarence and Ed,
Please know we are sending you our love and prayers through this difficult time. I will always remember Almas smile amd joyous greetings everytime I saw her. She was as kind to my children as she was with me growing up. She will be missed but most importantly, remembered as the wonderful woman she was. I am forever grateful for all the memories she gave me growing up as her neighbor. xoxo
Posted by
Desiree Letellier - Waltham, MA - Neighbor May 20, 2022
To Clarence, Ed and Alma brothers and sisters. My deepest condolences and prayers during this difficult time.
Posted by
Père Savoie - Shediac, N.B. - Friend May 19, 2022