WASHINGTON, NH:  Yvette Crombie, 66 years old, a resident of Nashua and Washington NH, died early Monday morning, the 12th of December, in her beloved Washington Lake house with her husband by her side. 

Born in Methuen, MA, Yvette received an Associates Degree in Business Education in 2002.  She worked at Southern New Hampshire Medical Center for 21 years, St. Joseph Hospital for 15 years and had her dream job traveling as a Medical Consultant for Healthcare Software Implementation for 6 years. 

Yvette loved vacationing with her family, enjoyed spending time at the beach, and loved looking at Mt. Lovell from her picture window at the camp. When she wasn't enjoying boat rides, she would be spending time with her husband, good friends and family at the lake house.  Among many other activities, Yvette loved bowling, darts and karaoke. 

She is predeceased by her parents Alfred J. and Yvette Demers and her brother Alfred J. Demers Jr. 

She is survived by her husband of 15 years, Frederick C. Crombie, III; her sons Shaun Theriault and Tracy May of Northwood, NH; Shane Theriault and April Dennett of Nashua, NH; Michael Theriault and Tiffany Francey of Nashua, NH; Michael Crombie and Kathryn Minickiello of Lyndeborough, NH; and Mark Crombie and Jen Dumont of Lyndeborough, NH; her brothers Albert and Jeanne Demers of Methuen, MA; Roland Demers and Gloria Moore of Bonita Springs FL; and Rene and Kathleen Demers of Rockport MA; her sisters Terry and Larry Mercier of Fort Lauderdale FL; Marcy Bainbridge of Davenport FL; Pauline and Bill Anderson of Laurence MA; and her ten grandchildren:  Sonya Theriault, Adam Theriault, Maxen Crombie, Jordan May, Isabel May, Colin Lothrop, Emily Bailey, Hannah Bailey, Charlotte Bailey and Samuel Bailey. 

Relatives and friends are invited to attend services, Wednesday, December 21^st, 2016 welcoming from 2-3 pm and service at 3 PM at Holt-Woodbury Funeral Home & Cremation Service, 32 School Street, Hillsboro, NH. 

In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the American Diabetes Association.