You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading or sign up for a new account to continue reading We hope that you continue to enjoy our free content no promotional deals were found matching that code Eric Marie Gustave Boudier was born on November 19th 1958 in Paris He was the first son of Daniel and Claude Boudier of Oye Plage Eric was always extremely ambitious and adventurous wind surfing and traveling were a few of the motivating forces that led to summer jobs in Calais France as a motorcycle salesman and English Channel ferry boat dock worker found himself with a broken mast and was rescued by one of the ferries crossing the channel 2018 on a beautiful beach camp along the Colorado river in the Grand Canyon in his sleep under the stars with his wife Twenty-two friends and five rafting crew members are guardian angels that will forever be cherished by Pattie for their love and support during this tragic event After one year as a Drill Sergeant in the French Army Eric obtained a bachelor’s degree in Business and was hired by Auchan Hypermarkets Texas in 1987 as one of 5 French executives to open the first Hypermarket in the USA Eric met Pattie when they became business associates and then were married in 1990 Eric obtained a Master’s degree in Business from The University of Houston After purchasing Peaceful Valley Farm Supply in 1996, Eric and Pattie and their son, Danny Lake, moved to Grass Valley, California and began a new and exciting life. Eric proudly became an American citizen in Sacramento, CA in 1997. With the support of many loyal employees and community members, and with Eric as the President and visionary, Peaceful Valley evolved and the company expanded as an online retailer with the Groworganic.com website along with all the other company managers will honor Eric’s legacy at Peaceful Valley by managing the business as Eric had so well trained them to do Pattie and Danny traveled to many parts of the world together including Egypt Eric and Pattie have counted over 70 different countries they have visited the family is left with tens of thousands of pictures Eric was a man that lived life to the fullest and in addition to his passion for Peaceful Valley and traveling camping at Lake Faucherie and other beautiful locations talking politics and he was a great dancer Eric is survived by Danny and his wife Whitney and their children Madelyn and Daniels Eric-John (DJ) who was born 2 days after Eric’s passing He is also survived by his beloved parents A private family service was held on May 25 at the Boudier Residence The family thanks the community for the outpouring of condolences please plant something to enjoy or make a donation to Sierra Harvest Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: We use some essential cookies to make this website work We’d like to set additional cookies to understand how you use GOV.UK remember your settings and improve government services We also use cookies set by other sites to help us deliver content from their services You have accepted additional cookies. 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You can change your cookie settings at any time Freedom of Information releases and corporate reports were sentenced at Canterbury Crown Court today (8 September) to a combined total of two years and two months’ imprisonment for attempting to arrive in the UK illegally Both were involved in violence which broke out on a French beach in June this year when French officers were attacked by a large group of migrants attempting to leave on a small boat A team of UK-funded gendarmes were on patrol in Oye Plage near Calais when they came across a group of 51 migrants in the process of launching a small boat and attempted to prevent their crossing A number of the migrants were armed with makeshift weapons and rocks causing injuries to the French officers before fleeing on a small boat bound for the UK Following rapid consultation between UK and French authorities the two defendants were quickly identified and arrested by officers from the Home Office’s Criminal and Financial Investigations (CFI) unit as soon as they reached Dover Body-worn footage from the gendarmes shows the two defendants confronting French officers British and French authorities worked closely together to ensure the offenders were brought to justice as swiftly as possible pleaded guilty to attempting to arrive in the UK without valid entry clearance at an earlier hearing Abdullah received a sentence of 14 months’ imprisonment and Khater received 12 months’ imprisonment Director of International Operations for the Small Boats Operational Command in the Home Office We will not tolerate violence against our French partners particularly by those attempting dangerous and illegal small boat launches which threaten the border security of the UK Tension on French beaches is increasing due to the successful efforts of law enforcement in frustrating this organised criminal enterprise Incidents like this highlight the complex and brave work of our French colleagues in the face of challenging conditions We will continue to work hand-in-hand with them to tackle the criminal gangs behind these deadly crossings Don’t include personal or financial information like your National Insurance number or credit card details.