Barbara T. Boris

Miss Tellugen was an awesome English teacher and I had the pleasure of being in her class as a sophomore at Elston senior high school in 1971. Later on I was able to reminisce and enjoy her company with her husband, Dr. Terry at Laporte County dental Society meetings prior to his passing. I know you all will miss her greatly.God´s Peace

I have such fond memories of Barb and Terry. I was lucky to spend time with them after my high school graduation when they were in Germany. They also picked me up or dropped me off at Valpo after spending a weekend in Michigan City. Barb was always calming, as was the house in Beverly Shores. I am sorry for your loss.

My husband Chuck and I were lucky enough to meet Barb when we moved to StoryPoint a couple of years ago. She invited us to sit with her in the dining room and we have done so every day that she's been here since then. She was one of the most beautiful and kindest souls we have ever met. She made us smile and laugh and always had a kind word for everyone. Our little group in the dining room just doesn't seem the same without her. We are just happy that we we're blessed to know her for the...

Barb was a good friend in High School. She will be missed but never forgotten. Prayers and Blessings to her family!! Heaven has a new angel!!!

Family trips to Michigan City/ Beverly Shores were certainly a highlight of my childhood. A day or two spent at Barb´s Beach which is what we called it was the absolute best. I do not ever remember a time when Aunt Barb and Uncle Terry weren´t together. I was little when they got married but I know all the cousins created their Just Married sign for their car and spent time beer cans together to hang from the back of the car. When they returned for good to the states from Germany they had a...

In art class at Beverly Shores grade school my assignment was to sketch Barbara in charcoal. It was the only drawing I ever did that actually looked like the real person. Barbara was a lovely, beautiful soul. May she rest in peace and may her family be sustained by all the wonderful memories.

Barbara and Terry were my daughter's Godparents. I probably met Barb when she was in Jr. High School, having known Terry through Little League Baseball (Big Hank Aaron fan). We double dated regularly in High School and every girl I dated was impressed that I knew Barb. We remained lifelong friends. I saw her last during a Class Reunion trip when she was in a nursing home in Chesterton couple of years ago. She was, put most simply, the nicest lady I've ever met. She determined early...