Esther is the daughter of William Lincoln and Julia E. Croghan.
She and her husband, Irvin Boone, were the parents of ten children: Wanda, Esther, Waneta, Joyce, Kenneth, Irma, Ronnie, Jerry, Cathy, and Daniel.
Esther was a one-of-a-kind woman. In addition to raising her children, she worked outside the home at the Bendix Corporation in Kansas City until she retired in 1973.
She could prepare a meal for dozens of people and not even appear to be working. She loved to fish in the Marais De Cygnes river.
She was a cheerful person throughout her whole life even though she was given a very heavy load to carry. Esther's laugh could light up a room and she was never so busy that she couldn't sit down and visit with you.
Esther volunteered much of her time to the church and cemetery, raising the flag at the cemetery every day. There is a plaque in the cemetery honoring her for her this.
Though Esther was my wife's grandmother, she always made me feel like I was one of her grandchildren, too. She was a truly wonderful person and made the lives of everyone she touched better.
She and her husband, Irvin Boone, were the parents of ten children: Wanda, Esther, Waneta, Joyce, Kenneth, Irma, Ronnie, Jerry, Cathy, and Daniel.
Esther was a one-of-a-kind woman. In addition to raising her children, she worked outside the home at the Bendix Corporation in Kansas City until she retired in 1973.
She could prepare a meal for dozens of people and not even appear to be working. She loved to fish in the Marais De Cygnes river.
She was a cheerful person throughout her whole life even though she was given a very heavy load to carry. Esther's laugh could light up a room and she was never so busy that she couldn't sit down and visit with you.
Esther volunteered much of her time to the church and cemetery, raising the flag at the cemetery every day. There is a plaque in the cemetery honoring her for her this.
Though Esther was my wife's grandmother, she always made me feel like I was one of her grandchildren, too. She was a truly wonderful person and made the lives of everyone she touched better.
Esther is the daughter of William Lincoln and Julia E. Croghan.
She and her husband, Irvin Boone, were the parents of ten children: Wanda, Esther, Waneta, Joyce, Kenneth, Irma, Ronnie, Jerry, Cathy, and Daniel.
Esther was a one-of-a-kind woman. In addition to raising her children, she worked outside the home at the Bendix Corporation in Kansas City until she retired in 1973.
She could prepare a meal for dozens of people and not even appear to be working. She loved to fish in the Marais De Cygnes river.
She was a cheerful person throughout her whole life even though she was given a very heavy load to carry. Esther's laugh could light up a room and she was never so busy that she couldn't sit down and visit with you.
Esther volunteered much of her time to the church and cemetery, raising the flag at the cemetery every day. There is a plaque in the cemetery honoring her for her this.
Though Esther was my wife's grandmother, she always made me feel like I was one of her grandchildren, too. She was a truly wonderful person and made the lives of everyone she touched better.
She and her husband, Irvin Boone, were the parents of ten children: Wanda, Esther, Waneta, Joyce, Kenneth, Irma, Ronnie, Jerry, Cathy, and Daniel.
Esther was a one-of-a-kind woman. In addition to raising her children, she worked outside the home at the Bendix Corporation in Kansas City until she retired in 1973.
She could prepare a meal for dozens of people and not even appear to be working. She loved to fish in the Marais De Cygnes river.
She was a cheerful person throughout her whole life even though she was given a very heavy load to carry. Esther's laugh could light up a room and she was never so busy that she couldn't sit down and visit with you.
Esther volunteered much of her time to the church and cemetery, raising the flag at the cemetery every day. There is a plaque in the cemetery honoring her for her this.
Though Esther was my wife's grandmother, she always made me feel like I was one of her grandchildren, too. She was a truly wonderful person and made the lives of everyone she touched better.
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