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CONCELEBRATED MASS

for

LOUIS JOSEPH THEODORE BOSCHULTE

His Excellency, Bishop Edward J. Harper
Principal Celebrant
Assisted by the Redemptorist Fathers

3:00 p.m.
Monday, March 26, 1979

Sts. Peter and Paul Cathedral
St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands

Interment at the Mafolie Cemetery


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LOUIS J
JOSEPH '
THEODORE
BOSCHULTE

1890-1979 '

Louis Joseph Theodore Boschulte was born on St. Thomas,
Virgin Islands on December 18, 1890, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
J.H. Boschulte. His childhood was spent at Estates Altona and
John Dunkoe.
Educated at the Convent School which was located in the
area where the Department of Education is now housed, he
furthered his knowledge through private tutors and assisting his
father in managing several estates. "Mister T," as he was
affectionately known, resided at Estate Solberg during his adult
life. The road that runs through this estate is called The Theo-
dore Boschulte Drive, an honor bestowed on him by the 10th
Legislature in recognition of his many civic contributions to the
community.
He is survived by his wife, Ann Sylvanie Simeon Boschulte;
twelve children, Alfred, Alice Stephens, Lionel, Anthony,
Louis, James, Ellen, Emile, Randolph, Christian, Evelyn and
Bernard; nieces Bertha Boschulte and Gladys Newton; nephews
Jack Monsanto, Emile and Ernest Boschulte, and many other
relatives residing on and off island.
Like his father before him he was a gentleman and a prom-
inent citizen. He was a member of the Colonial Council from












1928 1932, serving with Councilmen Kuntz, Roberts, Peter-
sen, Corneiro, Knud Hansen, Nolte, DeChabert, Canegata,
Anduze, Lockhart, Smith and D. Hamilton Jackson. In 1974
he was honored by the Tenth Legislature of the Virgin Islands
for his civic and community activities and his unselfish con-
tributions to the community.
Mr. Boschulte's accomplishments were many. He believed
that nothing came easy and that one must labor and toil to
achieve his goals. He saw to it that all of his children were
educated. He loved animals and people. He never made hasty
decisions, but his handshake was as good as a signed contract.
He taught by example and will be remembered for his friend-
liness.
We must accept the will of God. Pappy lived a long and
fruitful life for which we thank God. Our comfort is in that
he accomplished his mission and has gone on to a greater place
prepared for him with God in his heavenly kingdom.
May the Lord grant us the strength to continue life in
peace and love.

MAY HE REST IN PEACE








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PALLBEARERS SONS

Lionel
Anthony
Louis
James
Emile
Randolph
Christian
Bernard






HONORARY PALLBEARERS


Alfred Boschulte
Louis Simeon
Leon Simeon
Paschal Simeon
Gastor Simeon
Rene Simeon
Dennis Simeon
Basil Moses
Dr. H.K. Kim



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SURVIVORS


Wife:

Daughters:


Ann Simeon Boschulte

Alice Boschulte Stephens
Ellen Boschulte Murraine
Evelyn Boschulte


Sons: Alfred Ferdinand Boschulte
Lionel Theodore Boschulte
Anthony Emanuel Boschulte
Louis Joseph Boschulte
James Theodore Boschulte
Emile William Boschulte
Christian Randolph Boschulte
Christian Gerald Boschulte
Bernard Leonard Boschulte


Daughters-in-Law:






Son-in-Law:

Sister-in-Law:


Lydia Haynes Boschulte
Marlene Petersen Boschulte
Angel Bryant Boschulte
Brenda Comissiong Boschulte
Faye Abdullah Boschulte
Ermin Sprauve Boschulte

Franklin Murraine

Louise Simeon Cross


Nieces: Bertha Boschulte
Gladys Newton

Nephews: Jack Monsanto
Emile Boschulte
Ernest Boschulte

Many grandchildren,
great-grandchildren,
other relatives and friends.


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