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A former U.S. Department of Defense employee will plead guilty to charges that he used government funds to create a no-show job for a friend and pay for 31 personal trips to Orlando, U.S. Attorney Rachael S. Rollins said on July 8. Thomas Bouchard, 59, was working as a U.S. Army contracting officer in Massachusetts
Bouchard headed up the U.S. Army's Contracting Division in Natick.
BOSTON (AP) — A former U.S. Department of Defense employee will plead guilty to charges that he used government funds to create a no-show job for a friend and pay for 31 personal trips to Orlando, Fla., Massachusetts U.S.
Authorities said Thomas Bouchard, 59, used government money to pay for dozens of vacations, including 31 trips to Orlando. See Boston.com.
May 7, 2021 Thomas Bouchard Rose Chanclerâs goal was to become a college professor and be a concert pianist. Chanclerâs first job was at a University in Alaska in Fairbanks, and she was the only professor pianist there. It was a great first experience and she loved it. Afterward, she was fortunate enough to get a job at the University in Iowa. Even though it was a great job, she left because she wanted to do something different. âIt is not what I was wanting in life.â She ended up moving to Upstate, NY and she created the Piano by Nature Concert Series.