Birth date: Aug 9, 1918 Death date: Mar 20, 2014
Frank W. Boo, 95 years of Columbia, IL, passed away at Columbia Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, Columbia, IL. He was born in Waterloo, IL, son of the late Fredrich and Celesta (Jehling) Boo. He was married to the late Leona (Of Read Obituary
I will miss my hero, my friend, Grandpa Boo, forever, Much love and prayers,
Dennelle
Gary, thoughts and prayers to you. Your father was a wonderful person and will definitely be missed.
We are very sorry for your loss, but in admiration of the legacy that Mr. Boo has left behind as we view the video tribute. Our family is grateful for his service to our communities and to our nation.
We met Mr. Boo a few times at the Memorial Day parties hosted by Edith & Joe Graham. He was such a sweet, honorable man. It was a pleasure to be in his company and hear his stories. We only wish we could have known him better. Your family is blessed to have had him for 95 years. We offer our sincere sympathy.
Gary, sorry for your loss. I remember how you always put your parents first. They were so blessed to have a son like you.
I met this fine gentleman once. I salute him respectfully. RIP
Gary...Sorry to hear about the passing of your Dad. He was such a pleasant man and always had a smile when I saw him. He was so blessed to have you taking care of him. God's Blessings to your entire Family.
My Grandfather will forever be a tremendous inspiration to me. He was honorable, courageous, loyal, patient, hard-working, and one of the most gentle-natured people I have even known. Nobody was a stranger to him and he made immediate friends with everyone he talked to - young and old. I'll never forget him or the positive impact he made on the lives of our family.
Our family, the small community of Columbia, IL, and the world, lost a great one the day Frank rejoined his beloved Leona and other friends and family that have passed before him. Godspeed Grandpa Boo - will will never forget you. We love you and and miss you dearly.
We are so sorry for the loss of your father! He was a very special man and we thought highly of him.
(I could have listened to his stories forever, he was so interesting. Geri)
Uncle Bill (Frank) will be sadly missed by all of us. He was a wonderful man. May he now rest in peace with Aunt Lonie.
Mamma and Pappa Boo are back together
