Sheila Aaron Bogs Obituary
Date of Birth:
Monday, September 25th, 1939
Date of Death:
Monday, November 5th, 2012
Funeral Home:
Rosewood Funeral Home
www.rosewood.cc
2602 South Houston Avenue
Humble, Texas, UNITED STATES
77396
Obituary:
Sheila Aaron Isaacks Bogs was born on September 25, 1939, and passed from this life November 5, 2012.
Along with her parents, she was born and raised in Humble, Texas. She is preceded in death by her
mother and father, Raymond Edwin Isaacks and Margie Stevens Isaacks and her brother, Jerry Edwin Isaacks.
Sheila is survived by her husband of 53 years, Glenn Roy, her son Jeff Bogs and wife Lisa, and their
children Kayla, Lauren, and Brooke; her daughter Amy Bell and husband Chris, and their children Logan
and Sloan and her sister-in-law Sherry Rath Isaacks and nephew, Darrel Wayne Isaacks.
She and her junior high sweetheart, Glenn Roy Bogs, married October 10th, 1959. Sheila was a member
on the Board of Directors for the Humble Museum for a number of years. She loved being a part of the
history of Humble and loved sharing that history with anyone showing an interest.
There was no question as to the priorities in Sheila's life. Her loving heart, gracious attitude,
and servant mentality demonstrated her desire to live for her loving Savior, and the amount of people
impacted by her example and hospitality are too numerous to count.
The twinkle in her eye when she talked about her family could not fool anyone. She was overwhelmed
with love for them.
Friends are invited to remember Sheila with viewing Wednesday November 7th from 4pm to 7pm, and
Memorial service Thursday, November 8th at 2pm, both taking place at Rosewood Funeral Home in
Humble, 2602 South Houston Ave., Humble, TX 77396. In lieu of flowers, charitable donations to
Best Buddies, Texas are encouraged. www.bestbuddiestexas.org
∼Atascocita Observer
Humble, Harris County, TX
Wednesday, 14 Nov 2012
Page 6A
Sheila Isaacks Bogs, 73, passed away Nov. 5, 2012. Funeral services were held Nov. i8, 2012 at Rosewood Funeral Home and Memorial Park.
Date of Birth:
Monday, September 25th, 1939
Date of Death:
Monday, November 5th, 2012
Funeral Home:
Rosewood Funeral Home
www.rosewood.cc
2602 South Houston Avenue
Humble, Texas, UNITED STATES
77396
Obituary:
Sheila Aaron Isaacks Bogs was born on September 25, 1939, and passed from this life November 5, 2012.
Along with her parents, she was born and raised in Humble, Texas. She is preceded in death by her
mother and father, Raymond Edwin Isaacks and Margie Stevens Isaacks and her brother, Jerry Edwin Isaacks.
Sheila is survived by her husband of 53 years, Glenn Roy, her son Jeff Bogs and wife Lisa, and their
children Kayla, Lauren, and Brooke; her daughter Amy Bell and husband Chris, and their children Logan
and Sloan and her sister-in-law Sherry Rath Isaacks and nephew, Darrel Wayne Isaacks.
She and her junior high sweetheart, Glenn Roy Bogs, married October 10th, 1959. Sheila was a member
on the Board of Directors for the Humble Museum for a number of years. She loved being a part of the
history of Humble and loved sharing that history with anyone showing an interest.
There was no question as to the priorities in Sheila's life. Her loving heart, gracious attitude,
and servant mentality demonstrated her desire to live for her loving Savior, and the amount of people
impacted by her example and hospitality are too numerous to count.
The twinkle in her eye when she talked about her family could not fool anyone. She was overwhelmed
with love for them.
Friends are invited to remember Sheila with viewing Wednesday November 7th from 4pm to 7pm, and
Memorial service Thursday, November 8th at 2pm, both taking place at Rosewood Funeral Home in
Humble, 2602 South Houston Ave., Humble, TX 77396. In lieu of flowers, charitable donations to
Best Buddies, Texas are encouraged. www.bestbuddiestexas.org
∼Atascocita Observer
Humble, Harris County, TX
Wednesday, 14 Nov 2012
Page 6A
Sheila Isaacks Bogs, 73, passed away Nov. 5, 2012. Funeral services were held Nov. i8, 2012 at Rosewood Funeral Home and Memorial Park.
Sheila Aaron Bogs Obituary
Date of Birth:
Monday, September 25th, 1939
Date of Death:
Monday, November 5th, 2012
Funeral Home:
Rosewood Funeral Home
www.rosewood.cc
2602 South Houston Avenue
Humble, Texas, UNITED STATES
77396
Obituary:
Sheila Aaron Isaacks Bogs was born on September 25, 1939, and passed from this life November 5, 2012.
Along with her parents, she was born and raised in Humble, Texas. She is preceded in death by her
mother and father, Raymond Edwin Isaacks and Margie Stevens Isaacks and her brother, Jerry Edwin Isaacks.
Sheila is survived by her husband of 53 years, Glenn Roy, her son Jeff Bogs and wife Lisa, and their
children Kayla, Lauren, and Brooke; her daughter Amy Bell and husband Chris, and their children Logan
and Sloan and her sister-in-law Sherry Rath Isaacks and nephew, Darrel Wayne Isaacks.
She and her junior high sweetheart, Glenn Roy Bogs, married October 10th, 1959. Sheila was a member
on the Board of Directors for the Humble Museum for a number of years. She loved being a part of the
history of Humble and loved sharing that history with anyone showing an interest.
There was no question as to the priorities in Sheila's life. Her loving heart, gracious attitude,
and servant mentality demonstrated her desire to live for her loving Savior, and the amount of people
impacted by her example and hospitality are too numerous to count.
The twinkle in her eye when she talked about her family could not fool anyone. She was overwhelmed
with love for them.
Friends are invited to remember Sheila with viewing Wednesday November 7th from 4pm to 7pm, and
Memorial service Thursday, November 8th at 2pm, both taking place at Rosewood Funeral Home in
Humble, 2602 South Houston Ave., Humble, TX 77396. In lieu of flowers, charitable donations to
Best Buddies, Texas are encouraged. www.bestbuddiestexas.org
∼Atascocita Observer
Humble, Harris County, TX
Wednesday, 14 Nov 2012
Page 6A
Sheila Isaacks Bogs, 73, passed away Nov. 5, 2012. Funeral services were held Nov. i8, 2012 at Rosewood Funeral Home and Memorial Park.
Date of Birth:
Monday, September 25th, 1939
Date of Death:
Monday, November 5th, 2012
Funeral Home:
Rosewood Funeral Home
www.rosewood.cc
2602 South Houston Avenue
Humble, Texas, UNITED STATES
77396
Obituary:
Sheila Aaron Isaacks Bogs was born on September 25, 1939, and passed from this life November 5, 2012.
Along with her parents, she was born and raised in Humble, Texas. She is preceded in death by her
mother and father, Raymond Edwin Isaacks and Margie Stevens Isaacks and her brother, Jerry Edwin Isaacks.
Sheila is survived by her husband of 53 years, Glenn Roy, her son Jeff Bogs and wife Lisa, and their
children Kayla, Lauren, and Brooke; her daughter Amy Bell and husband Chris, and their children Logan
and Sloan and her sister-in-law Sherry Rath Isaacks and nephew, Darrel Wayne Isaacks.
She and her junior high sweetheart, Glenn Roy Bogs, married October 10th, 1959. Sheila was a member
on the Board of Directors for the Humble Museum for a number of years. She loved being a part of the
history of Humble and loved sharing that history with anyone showing an interest.
There was no question as to the priorities in Sheila's life. Her loving heart, gracious attitude,
and servant mentality demonstrated her desire to live for her loving Savior, and the amount of people
impacted by her example and hospitality are too numerous to count.
The twinkle in her eye when she talked about her family could not fool anyone. She was overwhelmed
with love for them.
Friends are invited to remember Sheila with viewing Wednesday November 7th from 4pm to 7pm, and
Memorial service Thursday, November 8th at 2pm, both taking place at Rosewood Funeral Home in
Humble, 2602 South Houston Ave., Humble, TX 77396. In lieu of flowers, charitable donations to
Best Buddies, Texas are encouraged. www.bestbuddiestexas.org
∼Atascocita Observer
Humble, Harris County, TX
Wednesday, 14 Nov 2012
Page 6A
Sheila Isaacks Bogs, 73, passed away Nov. 5, 2012. Funeral services were held Nov. i8, 2012 at Rosewood Funeral Home and Memorial Park.
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