Former Richwooder, Adrian Boggs, Dies In New Mexico
Adrian James Boggs, 64, of Deming, New Mexico, formerly of Richwood, died Thursday, February 27, at home after a long illness, Mr. Boggs was a graduate of Richwood High School and was retired from the FMC plant in Charleston, after 28 years of service.
While living in Richwood, Mr, Boggs was a member of the Richwood Church of the Nazarine.
Surviving: wife, Beulah Harper Boggs of Deming, New Mexico; sons, Steven Terry and Perry of Chicago, Illinois, and Norman of Columbus, Ohio; daughters, Mrs, Darlene Harper of Chicago, III., and Mrs. Rebecca Jeffries of Deming, New Mexico; brother, Stanley of Richwood; sister Elsie Gardner of Plymouth, North Carolina and nine grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Monday, March 3, in Deming, New Mexico. Burial was in a Deming cemetery.
Mr, Boggs was the author of two novels, one of which is "Search for the Light" and had written articles for several magazines.
Adrian James Boggs, 64, of Deming, New Mexico, formerly of Richwood, died Thursday, February 27, at home after a long illness, Mr. Boggs was a graduate of Richwood High School and was retired from the FMC plant in Charleston, after 28 years of service.
While living in Richwood, Mr, Boggs was a member of the Richwood Church of the Nazarine.
Surviving: wife, Beulah Harper Boggs of Deming, New Mexico; sons, Steven Terry and Perry of Chicago, Illinois, and Norman of Columbus, Ohio; daughters, Mrs, Darlene Harper of Chicago, III., and Mrs. Rebecca Jeffries of Deming, New Mexico; brother, Stanley of Richwood; sister Elsie Gardner of Plymouth, North Carolina and nine grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Monday, March 3, in Deming, New Mexico. Burial was in a Deming cemetery.
Mr, Boggs was the author of two novels, one of which is "Search for the Light" and had written articles for several magazines.
Former Richwooder, Adrian Boggs, Dies In New Mexico
Adrian James Boggs, 64, of Deming, New Mexico, formerly of Richwood, died Thursday, February 27, at home after a long illness, Mr. Boggs was a graduate of Richwood High School and was retired from the FMC plant in Charleston, after 28 years of service.
While living in Richwood, Mr, Boggs was a member of the Richwood Church of the Nazarine.
Surviving: wife, Beulah Harper Boggs of Deming, New Mexico; sons, Steven Terry and Perry of Chicago, Illinois, and Norman of Columbus, Ohio; daughters, Mrs, Darlene Harper of Chicago, III., and Mrs. Rebecca Jeffries of Deming, New Mexico; brother, Stanley of Richwood; sister Elsie Gardner of Plymouth, North Carolina and nine grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Monday, March 3, in Deming, New Mexico. Burial was in a Deming cemetery.
Mr, Boggs was the author of two novels, one of which is "Search for the Light" and had written articles for several magazines.
Adrian James Boggs, 64, of Deming, New Mexico, formerly of Richwood, died Thursday, February 27, at home after a long illness, Mr. Boggs was a graduate of Richwood High School and was retired from the FMC plant in Charleston, after 28 years of service.
While living in Richwood, Mr, Boggs was a member of the Richwood Church of the Nazarine.
Surviving: wife, Beulah Harper Boggs of Deming, New Mexico; sons, Steven Terry and Perry of Chicago, Illinois, and Norman of Columbus, Ohio; daughters, Mrs, Darlene Harper of Chicago, III., and Mrs. Rebecca Jeffries of Deming, New Mexico; brother, Stanley of Richwood; sister Elsie Gardner of Plymouth, North Carolina and nine grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Monday, March 3, in Deming, New Mexico. Burial was in a Deming cemetery.
Mr, Boggs was the author of two novels, one of which is "Search for the Light" and had written articles for several magazines.
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