Scott Avery Boudrot, passed away in his sleep on November 20, 2021.
He was born in Brighton and grew up in Millis, MA. He was the son of Herbert J. Boudrot Jr. of York, ME and the late Emily B. Boudrot (Bullen) of Bourne, MA.
Scott is survived by his loving father and step-mother Herbert and Kathy Boudrot of York, ME; his son Kyle Boudrot of Framingham, MA; three sisters, Kimberly A. Seatter and her husband James David of Stow, MA; Pamela Flaherty and her partner Jack Marth of Salem, NH; Samantha Frederick and her husband Porter Ryan of Steep Falls, ME. His goddaughter Nicole Flaherty and his nieces and nephews, James Flaherty, Danielle Flaherty, Tyler Seatter; Jay, Nick, Jessie and Derick Marcoldi and Harrison Kelly. He leaves many loving aunts, uncles and cousins. In addition he leaves his girlfriend Carrie Maynard of Whitensville, MA.
He was happiest when in nature and enjoyed hiking, hunting and fishing. He had a love of Harley Davidson Motorcycle’s and was the most content when he was driving through the backroads of New England. Scott cared deeply for his son Kyle. He loved to spend time with Kyle at the ice rink cheering him on during his many hockey games and tournaments. Scott loved sports, he was a gifted athlete who excelled at any sport he tried. He loved the Patriots and Red Sox’s and enjoyed going to Gillette Stadium and Fenway Park to see them play.
Scott was a talented carpenter who loved building homes. Scott was the owner and operator of Boudrot Builders and Wayside Fine Homes. He was proud of the many homes he designed and built in the Framingham, Newton and the Wellesley areas.
The immediate family will have a private celebration of life.
The family invites you to please share a memory or message at the online guestbook
In lieu of flowers, a Middlesex Community College scholarship has been set up in Scott's name that will assist a student with their academic goals. Donations can be made here. Choose the online option, choose other as the designation and put Scott Boudrot in the comment box.
Donations can also be submitted via mail to: MCC, P.O. Box 8681, Lowell, MA 01853 to MCC foundation, in the note put Scott Boudrot.