James "Jimmy" Boulter

Obituary

It is with great sadness we announce the unexpected passing of Jim “Jimmy” Boulter, beloved son, brother, and uncle. Predeceased by his father, David Boulter, he leaves behind his mother, Diana Boulter (nee Holbrooke), sister, Kelly (Al ) Bryksa, and niece, Jacey. He will also be missed by his aunts, Wendy and Jeannie, and cousins, Christine and Annick. 

Jimmy will be remembered for his quick wit, intellect, and charm. He was a spiritual nomad who travelled the world, and these experiences were reflected in his storytelling and unique perspective on life. He loved playing guitar, for which he often wrote his own lyrics, and he was a talented chef who enjoyed creating mouthwatering meals for family and friends.
A private service will be held for family, but we invite anyone with a fond memory or funny story about Jimmy to share it below, along with your favourite photos.

In lieu of flowers, a donation can be made to support the Royal Ottawa Mental Health Centre at http://support.theroyal.ca/JamesBoulter in his memory. 

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Memory wall

September 3, 2024

My condolences to you Diana and Kelly. I'll never forget all the laughs Jimmy and I had over the years. May he rest in peace now.

John Stewart

September 1, 2024

Our sincere condolences to you Diana, Kelly and family. R.I.P. Jimmy

Sue and Bob Rees

August 31, 2024

Tanglewood was a great place to raise a family. With so many children, the kids always had lots of playmates. Jimmy and our son Robert were two of those kids who played together.Now they have both passed and hopefully are enjoying each others company in the afterlife Deepest sympathy to Diana,, Kelly and family,The Enns Family, Harriet,,David,Sharon, Linda and Emily,

Harriet Enns

August 30, 2024

The Murphy’s were all saddened to hear about Jimmy's death. The Boulters lived next door to us for many years and were as much a part of our family as we were of theirs. Jimmy lived with us for a brief time while Dave and Diana were overseas and despite the brevity of his stay, his room, even years later, was always known as 'Jimmy’s room'. I remember him sitting on the bed practicing ‘Peter Gun” on the electric guitar and gallantly trying his best to teach me a few cords (without much success I’m afraid). We will remember him for his easy smile, his sense of humour and his facial expressions that often left us all in stitches. Our heartfelt sympathies to the Boulter family.
Colleen, Sheila, Michelle and Pat

Colleen Murphy

August 28, 2024

Always and forever my best friend. We shared many sunrises and sunsets and everything in between. You will never be forgotten. Miss you so very much.

Susan Stewart