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Eugene Boeke Jr.

Atlanta, Georgia

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Family-Placed Death NoticeBOEKE, Eugene, Jr. EUGENE H. BOEKE, JR. A BUILDER OF ATLANTA Eugene Boeke, Jr. was born 7 October 1925 in Birmingham, Alabama, to Lillian Rogers Boeke and Eugene Boeke, Sr. He followed his father as an officer of Beers Construction Company. In 1951 he married Joy...

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Dear Joy, Our deepest sympathies. We have enjoyed knowing you all in ACEC and ACI at our dinners. I learned much from Gene as he was a job Superintendent and project manager on several of my structural designed projects. He gave me many good tips on the field process of building buildings. We always enjoyed his comments at the ACI meetings, both local and national. God Bless You.

John, Alex, Sabina, Billy, & Jane Miller

Gene will remain in our hearts as "Gentle Giant" of a life well lived, a Mentor Scoutmaster to several generations of Eagle Scouts, & inventor of "Boeke Ball". Gene was John Wane, Mark Trail, & Ronald Regan rolled into one for me. Joy you are in our thoughts & prayers. May our grief melt into the fond memories ...
Billy Miller

Eagle Scouts Alex & Billy Miller, Troop Committee Chairman John Miller thank you for all what you have done for Troop 212 & Scouting.

Many memories of times together over the
years. All enjoyable. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
John & Maxine Chambless

The Boeke family Almighty God is giving to the tired one power and to those without dynamic energy he makes full might abound. Isaiah 40:29. I offer the family my full condolence.

Dear Joy,
I will always remember your 2002 visit to California. Gene's inspection of our dahlias was a highlight of the summer.
Gene's memory will live on in the American Dahlia Society. We are all saddened by your loss.
Kevin Larkin
President
American Dahlia Society

Dear Joy, it is with deepest sympathy that I send you this note. Though I did not know either you or Gene, My Father thought the world of Gene in the Scouting at Second Ponce de Leon, and of course I have known and kept up with Dick all our lives since our North Fulton days. Know God is with you and will aid you, as he did when I
lost my Husband.
Love, Martha Shivers Albertson

It is with deepest sympathy that I send my condolences. It is often difficult to find the right words to say, but I do hope that it gives you comfort in knowing that God is near to all those calling upon his name in truth; and he is always ready to show his strength on behalf of those whose heart is complete toward him. (Psalm 145:18; 2 Chron. 16:9)

My Dearest Joy. Knowing you and Gene 46 years has been a great pleasure in my life. I will miss Gene so very much but knowing he and mt Dad are together
now gives me a heart warming feeling, they are at peace. I love you Joy!!