Jean Fraser Boggs Obituary

I just heard about Jean. I used to love her coming down for breakfast and to my desk at Sweetgrass...she had a wonderful smile, and quite the dancer..

We´re so sorry for your loss. What an amazing woman and inspiration Jean was. Sending love to the Boggs family.
(I´m picking back up my guitar. If Jean could start it at 80, I´m back in the game!)
xo

Many fond memories of the Boggs family especially Ellen ,Lee and Taylor whom I knew best and that wonderful funny Jean. It was always a pleasure to visit at that stately Overbrook house which was always filled with joy and laughter. Blessings to all of you and I sure you value those longevity genes which Jean passed along to all of you. Wendell Cantrell Spartanburg SC

She was a blessing to work with and one of the reasons I will always love my job....she will be missed, sending thoughts and prayers to her family and friends forever in the hearts of WELLMORE SENIOR LIVING

Taylor,
We so enjoyed having dinner with your Mom and Annie every night at Wellmore. She was a delightful lady and we always enjoyed her quick wit and wonderful sense of humor. We will miss her greatly!

Our heartfelt condolences to you all in this time of sorrow. God bless and accept this dear soul.

Sending all of your family and friends our warmest thoughts and deepest condolences. The Chanel's

I will always remember Jean, so well dressed, happy and smiling from the pews at St. Anthony's, she was a joy!

Dear Taylor,
I'm so sorry to hear of your mother's passing. She was such a joy to talk to and to see at St. Anthony's! I often told my children, "When I grow up, I want to be like Jean Boggs!" She always had a smile on her face...like she was up to something! During an "ask Fr. Pat homily", he was explaining the knots on his rope belt..."No money, No honey, Do as you're told". He went on to tell

Dear Taylor,
I'm so sorry to hear of your mother's passing. She was such a joy to talk to and to see at St. Anthony's! I often told my children, "When I grow up, I want to be like Jean Boggs!" She always had a smile on her face...like she was up to something! During an "ask Fr. Pat homily", he was explaining the knots on his rope belt..."No money, No honey, Do as you're told". He went on to tell about how he chose to follow his vocation and the sacrifice of leaving his girlfriend. At the conclusion of his story, your mom raised her hand and asked, "What happened to your honey?" I can't recall his answer, but haven't forgotten your mom's question.
She lived a good, full life and has left quite a legacy thru her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. She will be missed physically, but will live on in our hearts and memory.
Take care of yourself, Taylor! Please know my prayers are with all the family.
With Much Love, Ann

Taylor,
Our deepest sympathies to you and your family on your mom's passing. What a lovely lady she was!! I admired her very much. She was always smiling, always kind, and a true model for others. Know that we are thinking of you!!

Love and prayers,
Pat and Bill Dillard