Paul Boehk

So sorry to hear of Paul's passing. Your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

I worked with Paul briefly at Champion Spark Plug in the early '80s. Despite our age difference and his senior status in the organization, he always treated me with great respect and fondness. I am very sorry for your loss.

Glenda, My thoughts and prayers go out to you and the rest of the family. The two of you have always been so loving and caring to me throughout my whole life (even across the country). I will always remember playing tic-tac-toe with Mr. Boehk as a kid. One of my fondest memories of all time! He will be forever missed!
All My Love,
Jenna (Nelms) LaRocca

Glenda, our sincere condolences to you and your family. Paul was a favorite and we especially enjoyed the reunions over the years...particularly the great time we had on the the Rhein River Cruise.

Glenda and children....how very sad to hear of Paul's passing.
Paul and I went through grade school, together, as well as
high school. In the 6th grade, the principal, who was also the 6th grade teacher, would have Paul and me go to the blackboard to do arithmetic problems (in competition) while he went to his office to do his principal work. I can't remember who won, but I do remember being at the blackboard with him and kids yelling out numbers. I was
interested in seeing that...

Shelley and family, So sorry for your loss. I hope that all of your happy memories will help you through the difficult days ahead. Take Care.

Paul was a pivotal member of the USAF Flying Class 54F. He pulled us together for our first reunions and served as our treasurer for many years. He and Glenda were thr greatest of friends to us all!
Pete Sheridan, for USAF Pilot Class 54F

My thoughts and prayers go out to Glenda and all you Boehk's. We loved Florence and Elmer, I always thought of them as a third set of grand parents. Always enjoyed your visits to Karis St. In Waterville!!
Doug LaRue. Cotulla, Texas