Astrid was born in Stavanger, Norway, on March 24, 1911, the daughter of the late Jacob and Karin Seal Refsland. At the age of 18, she and her family moved to Brooklyn, where in January of 1937 she married Finn Boye, who predeceased her in December of 1988. She and Finn settled in Walton in 1944, and became active members of the community.
Astrid was a member of the Reformed Presbyterian Church, the Women's Missionary Fellowship, Ladies Aid, and a member of Sons of Norway.
Astrid was a very talented lady, who was a gifted artist, as her many treasured oil paintings will attest. She also created beautiful braided and hooked rugs, knit, crocheted, and studied genealogy. In addition, her green thumb gave her great pleasure in her flower and vegetable gardens.
She was predeceased by three brothers, Carl W., Eide and Erling Refsland.
Astrid was a member of the Reformed Presbyterian Church, the Women's Missionary Fellowship, Ladies Aid, and a member of Sons of Norway.
Astrid was a very talented lady, who was a gifted artist, as her many treasured oil paintings will attest. She also created beautiful braided and hooked rugs, knit, crocheted, and studied genealogy. In addition, her green thumb gave her great pleasure in her flower and vegetable gardens.
She was predeceased by three brothers, Carl W., Eide and Erling Refsland.
Astrid was born in Stavanger, Norway, on March 24, 1911, the daughter of the late Jacob and Karin Seal Refsland. At the age of 18, she and her family moved to Brooklyn, where in January of 1937 she married Finn Boye, who predeceased her in December of 1988. She and Finn settled in Walton in 1944, and became active members of the community.
Astrid was a member of the Reformed Presbyterian Church, the Women's Missionary Fellowship, Ladies Aid, and a member of Sons of Norway.
Astrid was a very talented lady, who was a gifted artist, as her many treasured oil paintings will attest. She also created beautiful braided and hooked rugs, knit, crocheted, and studied genealogy. In addition, her green thumb gave her great pleasure in her flower and vegetable gardens.
She was predeceased by three brothers, Carl W., Eide and Erling Refsland.
Astrid was a member of the Reformed Presbyterian Church, the Women's Missionary Fellowship, Ladies Aid, and a member of Sons of Norway.
Astrid was a very talented lady, who was a gifted artist, as her many treasured oil paintings will attest. She also created beautiful braided and hooked rugs, knit, crocheted, and studied genealogy. In addition, her green thumb gave her great pleasure in her flower and vegetable gardens.
She was predeceased by three brothers, Carl W., Eide and Erling Refsland.
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