Detail #8

Detail #8

Pink cement aggregate monument (by Sunrise Monuments, Geff Boudreau) decorated with a cross, praying hands, in French — À la douce mémoire d' Évangéline (Lubin) Boudreau 1908-1958 Toujours aimée [la mère de Louise Marchand] see also 28 #31

Black granite monument, in French, with drawing of a fishing boat at the wharf (same as #1) Lenus J. Landry Aug 24 1916 — Oct 7 1990 Partons la mer est belle (title of well-known Acadian song)

Plaque on a block of cement on the ground — Alma Boudreau 1899-1972 + new heart-shaped monument in plastic: In memory of Alma Boudreau Jan 1st 1899 — April 6 1972 La Famille

Cement monument — in French, À la mémoire de Mary Minnie Marchand 1888-1984 RIP (made locally)

Black granite circular monument with sailboat — Amadée Thomas Boudreau 1907-1983 At home in Heaven

Black granite monument with 2 anchors, a cross, a roasary, crest of the Legion, crest of the Merchant Marine — John Arcade Boudreau Jan.11,1907 - Mar.9, 2003 Ever Remembered Eugene, Nathalie, Robyn, Dylan and Family

Gray granite monuments — veteran — AB Vincent J. Landry 1922-2002 Merchant Marine Lest We Forget

Bilingual black granite monument marking the entrance to cemetery: Cimetière Étoile de la mer — Star of the Sea Cemetery En mémoire de nos défunts / In memory of our deceased + Plaque indicating the people in memory of whom the shrubs were planted around cemetery [ potentilla ]

Other side of plaque with names