• Last Name: Boggess
• First Name: Charles Wilmeth
• Spouse: Gayle Fuller Boggess
• Row: 7
• Plot: 1
• Side: Right
• Birth: 1935-07-26
• Death: 2010-03-11
• Military Service: Sergeant First Class, Army & Technical Sergeant, Air Force
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• Obituary: Charles W. Boggess, age 74, passed away peacefully on Friday, the 12th of March 2010 in Houston. The memorial service will be conducted at 2:00pm the afternoon of the 28th of March 2010, to be held at Gray Masonic Lodge, 2370 Barker Oaks Drive, Houston. http://www.gray329.org. Charles was born on 27th of July 1935 in Minot, North Dakota to Robert and Marion Boggess. Charles was a devoted husband, father, grandfather and friend. Those who knew Charles will miss his kind and gentle spirit and his great sense of humor. He is survived by his wife of fifty-two years, Gayle Fuller, son David Boggess and wife Vrisayda of Laguna Niguel, California; daughter Jodie MacCrory and husband Michael MacCrory of Houston; daughter Susan Boggess of Houston; and son Charles "Butch" Boggess and wife Linda Boggess of Houston. Grandchildren Aaron Boggess, Arielle Boggess, Colleen MacCrory, Michael MacCrory and Katie MacCrory. Sister Patricia Coignard and husband Charlie Coignard of Houston. Sisters-In-Law Jerrianne Evans and husband James Evans of Houston; Rebecca Stephenson and husband Phil Stephenson of Fairfield, Texas; Janie Fuller of Baytown; and numerous nieces and nephews Charles family wishes to thank his many friends, caregivers of Houston Hospice, staff of Memorial Davita, and especially Dr. Anil Sheth and Dr. Nizar Tannir. In lieu of the usual remembrances, contributions in memory of Charles W. Boggess can be directed to: Shriners Hospital for Children, 6977 Main Street, Houston 77030; Houston Hospice, 1905 Holcombe Boulevard, Houston 77030; or M D Anderson Hospital, 1515 Holcombe Boulevard, Houston 77030. Charles is a graduate of the University of Houston. Charles spent his career working for Gulf Oil and Chevron in Houston, Cabinda Angola, and San Ramon, California before retiring in Katy. Charles is an endowed member and Past Master of Gray Masonic Lodge, the Scottish Rite and the Arabia Shrine Temple, serving as Commander of the Flying Fez Club. Charles served as a director of the Spring Branch Memorial Sports Association while coaching baseball, football and softball. In California, Charles was involved in school board and city elections, served on the Republican Committee and was a board member of the San Ramon Library Foundation. In Cinco Ranch, Charles has served as vice president of the Cinco Residential Property Owners Association, board member of Cinco Ranch Municipal Utility District No. 9 and served as a Fort Bend County Republican precinct chair. Charles initiated efforts to organize a fire department for the community, serving as President of Fort Bend County Emergency Services District No. 2, which supports Willowfork Fire Department. He was honored for his community service by the naming of "Lake Charles" in Cinco Ranch by the developer Newland Communities. The Katy Chamber of Commerce named Charles Volunteer of the year for 2010.

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• Last Name: Boggess
• First Name: Gayle Carol
• Maiden Name: Fuller
• Spouse: Charles Wilmeth Boggess
• Row: 7
• Plot: 1
• Side: Right
• Birth: 1938-02-24
• Death: 2011-02-22
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• Obituary: Published in Houston Chronicle on February 25, 2011 Gayle Carol Fuller Boggess Loving Mother, Sister, Friend, and Community Activist passed way on February 23, 2011. Gayle was born in Houston, Texas on February 25, 1938, but spent her childhood in Rockdale, Texas. She returned to Houston upon graduating from high school. Gayle met her husband Charles and raised their children in Houston. When Gayle wasn't volunteering for her children's schools and activities, she was painting. She taught painting while her children were in school. Her paintings are displayed throughout restaurants, offices, and hotels in Texas and California. Gayle was selected to paint two cows for the Houston Cow Parade. The cows were auctioned with all proceeds benefiting Texas Children's Hospital. Gayle and Charles moved to San Ramon, CA in the mid 80's. They soon discovered there was no library. Gayle started a Friends organization to fund raise and build a library for San Ramon. When Charles retired, they moved to Katy, TX. Gayle and her husband were awarded the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce Volunteers of the Year. Their contributions have led to improvements and opportunities that are available for virtually every Katy resident to enjoy. By volunteering with the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce, Cinco Ranch Area Art League, Cinco Ranch Ladies Club, KVPAC and the Katy Performing Arts Society, Gayle has helped create enriching programs for Katy area residents of all ages. As a charter member of the Friends of the Cinco Ranch Library, Gayle's work was instrumental in making the library a reality. Fondly referred to as the "Velvet Bulldozer," she is commended for leadership skills that can be described as gentle, firm and persistent and for getting the job done. Gayle has one of the three lakes in Cinco Ranch named after her for all the contributions she has made to the Katy area. Gayle was an avid Genealogist. She spent time traveling the country traipsing through cemeteries and digging through courthouses to discover her family. Gayle is preceded in death by her Parents, James "Doc" and Florence Fuller, husband of 52 years Charles W Boggess and brother James Michael "Mike" Fuller. Gayle leaves behind a loving family; son David Boggess and wife Vrisayda of Laguna Niguel, California; daughter Jodie MacCrory and husband Michael MacCrory of Houston; daughter Susan Boggess of Houston; and son Charles "Butch" Boggess and wife Linda Boggess of Houston. Grandchildren Aaron Boggess, Arielle Boggess, Colleen MacCrory, Michael MacCrory and Katie MacCrory. Sister Jerrianne Evans and husband James Evans of Houston; sister Becky Stephenson and husband Phillip Stephenson of Fairfield, Texas; sister-in-law Janie Fuller of Baytown; sister-in-law Patricia Coignard and husband Charlie Coignard of Houston. Nephews Brian Stephenson, Chuck Coignard, Mike Coignard, Michael Fuller and Jonathan Fuller. Niece Michelle Coignard and many, many cousins. A celebration of her life will be held on February 26, 2011 at 10:00 am at Memorial Oaks, 13001 Katy Freeway, Houston, Texas, 77079. Many thanks to all of those who have supported her and given her the love she so deserves. A special thanks to Houston Hospice for their loving care and respect for her. Donations in her memory can be made to Houston Hospice, North Elm Cemetery Association, or The Friends of the Cinco Ranch Library. Houston Hospice 1905 Holcombe Blvd. Houston TX 77030-4123 North Elm Cemetery Association P.O. Box 14 Cameron, Texas 76520 Friends of the Cinco Ranch Library 2620 Cinco Ranch Boulevard Katy, Texas 77494

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• Last Name: Richards
• First Name: Elmer R. "Guber"
• Row: 4
• Plot: 18
• Birth: 1925-07-26
• Death: 2001-03-19
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• Obituary: ELMER "GUBER" RICHARDS July 27, 1925 â€â€ March 20, 2001 Services for Elmer “Guberâ€ï† Richards, 75, of Bryan are set for 11 a.m. Saturday at St. Pauls United Methodist Church in Bryan. The Rev. Gary Bagley will officiate. Burial will be in North Elm Cemetery in Cameron. Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at Callaway Jones Funeral Home. Mr. Richards died Tuesday at his home in Bryan. He was born in Cameron and had resided in Bryan since 1959. He was an employee of Texas A&M University commissary until his retirement. Survivors include his wife, Threisa “Marianneâ€ï† Richards of Bryan; three grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Bryan-College Station Eagle 23 Mar 2001

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• Last Name: Richards
• First Name: Jake
• Death: 1931-04-21
• Remarks: 8 month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Richards
• Obituary: JAKE RICHARDS, JR. Jake Richards, Jr., the eight month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Richards in Cameron, died Tuesday evening at 6:30 oclock after a few days illness of whooping cough and pneumonia. Services were held at North Elm church Wednesday afternoon at three oclock by Rev. N. D. Timmeman, pastor of the First Baptist church here and interment was made in North Elm cemetery, Green Brothers in charge of arrangements. The Cameron Herald, 23 Apr 1931

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