William Alfred Saucier Jr., a man of deep passion and honest character. Born and raised in the countryside, William learned the value of hard work early on, spending his childhood helping on the family’s dairy farm. This grounding in country life remained with him throughout his years, and he treasured the simplicity and satisfaction of it.
William was immensely proud of his military heritage. His father, a Marine, served as an enduring source of pride and respect for William, inspiring him to honor those who served by collecting memorabilia from World War I and World War II. He became an encyclopedia of knowledge about these defining moments in history and could discuss their stories with anyone who shared his passion.
Movies were another cornerstone of William’s life. He had a remarkable memory for old films, their stars, and their stories, and he took great joy in sharing his knowledge with friends and family. His passion for cinema was palpable; he could recall scenes and lines from films that shaped an era, appreciating them not only for their entertainment but for their storytelling and artistry.
Generous to a fault and unwaveringly honest, William brought warmth and kindness to those around him. His legacy is one of humility, dedication, and the quiet strength of a life well-lived. He will be profoundly missed by all who knew him and appreciated his unique blend of integrity, passion, and rural wisdom.
William is preceded by his parents, William and Eva Saucier; brother, Glenn Saucier; twin sisters, Rethia Daily and Lethia Cuevas; stepsister, Zelda Fulcher. Left to cherish his memories are his brother, Sonny Broadus; sister, Debbie Broadus Young. Also left to cherish his memories are numerous nieces, nephews and beloved friends. Trinity Funeral Services is honored to serve the Saucier Family and ask That you keep them in your thoughts and prayers during these difficult times.
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