In loving memory of

Betty Lou Boever
September 19, 1930 - March 27, 2020

Betty Lou Boever, age 89, passed away peacefully, March 27, 2020 at St. Luke's Care Center.

She was the daughter of Frank and Mary Boever born September 19, 1930 on a farm in Ledyard, Iowa. She attended school at Grant Township in Seneca, Iowa. Betty worked at the Estherville hospital on the surgical station for three years and then moved to Minneapolis and worked at the Swedish Hospital in the central service department which eventually merged with the Hennepin County Medical Center. There she was a sterile processing technician until she retired.

Betty enjoyed all of her family and friends. She loved to read, do crafts, attend church, and she loved animals. She is preceded in death by her parents Frank and Mary Boever; brothers Norman, Arnold, Manferd, Marvin, and Darold; sisters Bernita, Arlene, Doris, and Rose Ellen.

Tributes

Val Lane Hall wrote on Apr 13, 2020:

"SYMPATHY, LOVE and PRAYERS.....what a SPECIAL Lady. Met her at St Luke's when my husband (Ronnie Hall "Hallsey") was a resident at St Lukes. I thought she was a lady from Huntley and always spoke to her and she was so nice. Finally I asked if she remembered my folks and learned she was from IA and not the lady I thought she was. So I gained a new Friend.....and she was a Sweetheart. GOD BLESS ~ Val Hall"

Cathy Tokheim wrote on Apr 8, 2020:

"Betty was such a sweet, caring and giving person. I met her when I worked at St. Luke's Lutheran Care Center and she was such a wonderful friend to everyone. She will be dearly missed by all. I feel blessed to have known her. Cathy Tokheim"

Jim sabin wrote on Apr 8, 2020:

"To Betty's family my name is Jim Sabin my mother passed last August I got to no Betty at st Luke's I played bingo with her and my mother for a long time she was a wonderful sweet person the last few years at Easter I'd bring her hot cross buns. She seemed to love them. My mother had bad dementia and she was always so kind . I really grew to hold her in the highest regards she will be greatly missed by many not just her family . God bless."

Kay Nemanic wrote on Apr 6, 2020:

"Betty was a very special friend, whom I will miss dearly. She was always so positive, very content with her life. I hope that is something I can be as I grow older. She was such a good example of a godly woman who loved her Lord. She will always hold a very special place in my heart. Kay Nemanic "

Michelle Fuhrman wrote on Apr 1, 2020:

"Betty had a special place in my heart. I will forever cherish the moments visiting with her at st. Luke's and the visits after I quit working there. She was always so happy and she loved visits from Bear dog. She had such strong spiritual beliefs...I know she is happily looking down from heaven. I will miss her dearly, especially the nice cards she would send for myself and my daughter Lily...she never forgot our birthdays and holidays. "

Connie Richison Dty Dir. wrote on Apr 1, 2020:

"What a wonderful lady! She was a shining light of positive thinking here at St. Luke's. I will miss buying her kettle corn! She loved it. She will be dearly missed."

JEAN RAHE NELSON wrote on Mar 30, 2020:

"GOD BLESS YOU ALL THAT ARE LEFT! WE WERE ACROSS THE ROAD NEIGHBORS UNTIL 1952! THEN NORMAN BECAME MY UNCLE THROUGH MARRIAGE TO ELIZABETH RAHE!"

Anne and Maxine wrote on Mar 29, 2020:

"Sorrytearx about about Betty lou , I never new her but, mom did. Our prayers go out the families"