Diana was the daughter of Ferdinand and (Alphonsine Boucher) Dube. She was the wife of Charles Fortin.
Born in St. Pacome, Quebec in 1881. She immigrated to the United States with her parents in 1892. She was a resident of Nashua, Hillsborough, New Hampshire for 48 years. Diana was a member of the Dames de St Anne Society of the Holy Infant Jesus parish.
Diana lost her battle with breast cancer at the age of 58 years, on Dec. 5, 1939. She is buried with her husband, her sons, and her daughter, Cecile Fortin Ivon.
Born in St. Pacome, Quebec in 1881. She immigrated to the United States with her parents in 1892. She was a resident of Nashua, Hillsborough, New Hampshire for 48 years. Diana was a member of the Dames de St Anne Society of the Holy Infant Jesus parish.
Diana lost her battle with breast cancer at the age of 58 years, on Dec. 5, 1939. She is buried with her husband, her sons, and her daughter, Cecile Fortin Ivon.
Diana was the daughter of Ferdinand and (Alphonsine Boucher) Dube. She was the wife of Charles Fortin.
Born in St. Pacome, Quebec in 1881. She immigrated to the United States with her parents in 1892. She was a resident of Nashua, Hillsborough, New Hampshire for 48 years. Diana was a member of the Dames de St Anne Society of the Holy Infant Jesus parish.
Diana lost her battle with breast cancer at the age of 58 years, on Dec. 5, 1939. She is buried with her husband, her sons, and her daughter, Cecile Fortin Ivon.
Born in St. Pacome, Quebec in 1881. She immigrated to the United States with her parents in 1892. She was a resident of Nashua, Hillsborough, New Hampshire for 48 years. Diana was a member of the Dames de St Anne Society of the Holy Infant Jesus parish.
Diana lost her battle with breast cancer at the age of 58 years, on Dec. 5, 1939. She is buried with her husband, her sons, and her daughter, Cecile Fortin Ivon.
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