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Lucille Bavos Obituary
LUCILLE BOEHMER BAVOS
AGE: 75 SOMERSET
Lucille Boehmer Bavos, 75, of Somerset died Monday, Sept. 14, 2009 at Robert Wood Johnson University in New Brunswick. Mrs. Bavos was born and raised in South Plainfield before moving to Somerset in 1963.
She was predeceased by her husband, Frank J. Bavos in 2007. Surviving is a son, Frank K. and wife, Patricia Bavos of Somerset; four daughters, Ruth Bavos of Somerset, Katherine and husband, Lee Gray of Northampton, PA, Barbara and husband Stanley Smith of Northampton, PA and Tracy and husband Tim Kline of Bound Brook. Also surviving is a brother, Kenneth Boehmer of Miami, FL; eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
Visitation will be Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the Scarpa Funeral Home, 22 Craig Place, North Plainfield. Services and cremation will be private.
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Memories and Condolences
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September 17, 2009
To The Family,
Sorry to hear that Lu passed away. I want you to know that my prayers are with you all. We ( Lori & myself) will miss her very much. We really did have a nice connection with her when she starting coming in to Kals. With Lucille you knew exactly what you were getting wheather you wanted to hear it or not. Honesty! and I loved that about her. God Bless your family.
With Deepest Sympathy
Patti ( Kals)
Kim-Yi Thomas
September 16, 2009
To The Family of Mrs. Bavos,
The staff and friends at the Easter Seals Edison CSS sends our deepest condolences at this your time in need, Mrs. Bavos will be sadly missed.
With My Deepest Sympathy,
Kim-Yi Thomas
Patrice Bavos
September 16, 2009
September 16, 2009
Dear Family & Friends,
Aunt Lou was a woman of great strength. Yes, she was a woman who "told it like it was" and she also knew when to be private. She also had a deep, caring side to her. Her advice to me once was "You always have a choice"...how right she was. I liked your style, Aunt Lou - you will be missed.
Love, Patrice
P.S. Keep an eye on Frank, will ya.
September 15, 2009
To The Family of Lucille:
Lucille and Frank used to be a customer when I worked at Kals. Frank used to stop in to get his numbers. Then he brought Lucille in to get hers. The minute she stepped into the store it was an instant connection with Patti and I. She pulled no punches and told you like it was. I will miss her and hope to meet up with her some day in Heaven with some really great slot machines.
God Bless your family at this time.
With Sympathy,
Lorelei
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