1922
2017
Born 05/16/1922 to Edward J and Rose (Neilsen) Boger in Chicago, IL. Mother of Mary Beth Hamel (Leaf) and Robert E Hirsch. StepMother of Diana Clewett(Leaf) and the late Russell Leaf. Grandmother to Sarah Fedran(Liko), Kendra Liko, Michaela Akerlund(Hamel), Justin Hamel, Edward and Pat Hirsch and Step Grandmother to Sarah, Daniel, Jonathan, Elizabeth, Laurie and Naomi. Great Grandmother to Kenzi and Chloe. Sister of the late Katherine Charley (Boger). Loving Aunt to Beverly Kozinski, Sharon Small, Donna Smith and the late Phyllis Dreher. Great and Great Aunt to many. She was also a foster Mother to many that still call her mom. She lived a long, wonderful and fulfilling life here on Earth. I am so glad she has time to rest and start her new Journey
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6 Entries
February 26, 2020
Family
KENDRA LIKO-Sarpolis
I still miss u every day Gram u ment the world to me
June 26, 2017
Lillian Kujawa
Iam so sorry mom left us. Mary beth is your sister lillian utter. May she rest in peace
June 11, 2017
Patrick Hirsch
Sorry for your loss . We all have another angel
May 18, 2017
Jimmy Murphy
May 17, 2017
Arlene Brewer
You was a great lady glad I had the pleasure to meet you enjoy your new journey!!
May 17, 2017
Glenn Hering and Wayne Wendell
Our sincerest condolences.
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