William Arthur LeBoeuf was born in Fort Jackson, South Carolina. His father was a career officer in the United States Army. William traveled extensively with his parents and two sisters and one brother, attending eleven different schools in twelve years before graduating from high school in Medford, Massachusetts.
He graduated from Dartmouth College in 1967. After teaching Science for two years in Acton, Massachusetts, his love of music and song drew him into a successful career as a singer and entertainer.
He was living in Nashville, Tennessee as an aspiring songwriter when he decided to pursue a
career in nursing. He became an RN in Sarasota, Florida, in 1996.
When his mother was diagnosed with cancer in January 1999, his life took a new turn, as he began to avidly search for a way to help his mother achieve a gentle passing. His many experiences with cancer patients made him realize that this was going to be a very challenging, if not impossible, task.
Once he discovered the story of Rene Caisse in a remarkable book by John Robbins, he dedicated his life to finding out whether the unbelievable story of Rene Caisse and her simple and innocuous Indian remedy for cancer was in fact true.
After many years of honestly and ardently searching for all the facts, he found the truth. Mr. LeBoeuf firmly believes that Rene Caisse's story is a story that the world desperately needs to know.
