 Fran and Laval Bouchard For decades, Laval Bouchard worked at the Espanola Pulp & Paper Mill as a welder. In his spare time, the company would often request that he create metal sculptures for special events and retirees. He took this hobby one step further by creating life sizes metal sculpture which draw many peoples attention while driving through Massey Source: Tim Gallagher
9 Comments
Paul Nadjiwan
7/25/2016 06:54:57 am
This is a message to Laval Bouchard. I appreciate your metal sculptures and was wondering if you still do these type of artistic pieces...? Also, I would like to speak with you and will be passing through the Massey area on Wednesday, July 27th, 2016. Are you available for a chat.
Allan Alexander
9/18/2016 10:48:28 am
see below
Allan Alexander
9/18/2016 10:46:57 am
Hi Laval and Fran.
Allan Alexander
9/18/2016 10:48:07 am
Hi Laval and Fran.
Marc Rajotte
3/24/2020 05:06:30 pm
Laval... you saved my sorry ass when I was a teen swimming at the Mouth... coming back from the side that jad the blue clay. I was drowning and you... YOU grabbed my hand and pulled me to safety. Yes this is Marc... the crazy pianist and organ player at Immaculee Conception
peter joosten
7/27/2023 09:45:17 am
what ever happened to all the welded statues in town . i see they are all gone. Leave a Reply. |
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