Lou Boudreau - Personal

Personal

Boudreau married Della DeRuiter in 1938 and they had four children. His daughter Sharyn married Denny McLain, a former star pitcher with the Detroit Tigers.

Boudreau died in 2001 in Frankfort, Illinois and is interred in Pleasant Hill Cemetery.

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