Josephine "jojo" Mallett Boeck Obituary

Josephine "jojo" Mallett Boeck attended Academy Of Richmond County High School in Augusta, GA. View the obituary, post a memory, or share a photo about Josephine "jojo" Mallett Boeck.

Graduation Year	Class of 1963
Date of Passing	Oct 22, 2005
About	AUGUSTA, Ga. - Mrs. Josephine 'JoJo' Mallett Boeck, left her earthly home today, October 22, 2005, and has joined her mother and father in Heaven. A memorial service will be held at 11:00 A.M. on Monday, October 24, 2005 in the Rose Garden at Brandon Wilde with the Rev. Hank Flowers officiating. Survivors include her beloved husband of thirty-nine years, Fred R. Boeck; two sons, Troy Robin Boeck and wife, Karin of Chattanooga, TN. and Thor Walter Chad Boeck of Augusta, GA.; three daughters, Krystiana Yvonne Vasko and husband, Bryan of Macon, GA., Gabriel Alexandra Moore and husband, Christopher of Augusta, GA. and Jasmine Petra Boeck of Augusta, GA.; twelve grandchildren, Emily Jo Boeck, Ty Boeck, Keri Vasko, Anna Vasko, Jason Vasko, Jonathan Vasko, Nicklas Vasko, Christopher Vasko, Cole Moore, Madison Moore, Joshua Moore and Gabriel Moore. Mrs. Boeck was preceded in death by her parents, J.P. and Juanita Mallett. She is also survived by her extended family at University Hospital's Emergency Department where she worked for thirty-nine years. Affectionately known to many as JoJo, her friends and family grieve their loss, but celebrate her life and the many contributions she made to the lives of so many. Josephine was a native Augustan. She graduated from The Academy of Richmond County and University Hospital School of Nursing before marrying and commencing her career in nursing. She was a life long member of St. James United Methodist Church. JoJo was a very hard worker, a strong woman, and the most giving mother any child could ever ask for. She and 'Robin' were a strong team as parents and had a love for each other that most people never know. She loved to work in the garden, run in marathons, and go on adventures with her family. JoJo was funny, wise, loving, gentle, gracious, and caring all at the same time and she will be missed by many.

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Louis Richards '63 said:

A fine friend and a delightful woman, full of life and joy.
Richard Martin

Posted April 29th, 2024

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