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Obituaries: June 26, 2007

Boggs, born in Massachusetts, was a daughter of Elaine Charbonneau Corbeil of Mansfield and the late Donald J. Corbeil. For the past 17 years, Mrs. Boggs worked for the Chesterfield County School District in South Carolina where she was currently employed as a school administrator and vice principal of Pageland Elementary School. She recently returned to Massachusetts to be with her entire family as she faced illness with courage and bravery. Her life centered around her family and her responsibilities as a devoted, passionate educator. An ardent gardener, she was well known for her “green thumb” and beautiful flower boxes. Surviving are husband of 35 years, Michael J. Boggs of Mt. Croghan; her mother; daughters, Susan Michelle (Jason) Frigon of North Attleboro, MA and Rachael (companion Bruce Douglas) of Mt. Croghan; granddaughter, Saoirse Frigon of North Attleboro, MA; brother, Richard Corbeil of Attleboro; sister, Susan (Michael) O’Neil of Foxboro, MA; several nieces, nephews, extended family members, friends, colleagues, present and past admiring students, respectively. Gulledge, born in Chesterfield, was a son of the late Thomas and Leila Rollings Gulledge. He was a retired guard with the Chesterfield County Correctional Complex and a member of Hopewell Baptist Church. Surviving are wife, Betty Oliver Gulledge; daughters, Ann (Jason) Perkins of Chesterfield and Sarah Gulledge of the home; granddaughter, Breanna Jewell Perkins; brother, Don Gulledge of Oklahoma. Surviving are wife, Linda Harris Morrow; sons, John and Scott Morrow of Lancaster, S.C., Jonathan Morrow of Pageland; daughter, Lynn Morrow of Lancaster, S.C.; brothers, Bobby (Francis) Morrow of Chester, S.C., William (Robbie) and Wayne (Shenell) Knight both of Lancaster, S.C.; sisters, Donna (Wade) Hegler of Myrtle Beach, S.C., Susan (Chris) Hasty of Waxhaw, N.C. and Phyllis Plyler of Lancaster, S.C.; three grandchildren, Savanna and Shane Morrow, Cameron Robinson. Surviving along with parents are sisters, Joselyn Wilson of the home, Kaleah and Kaylah Wilson both of Lexington, KY; brother, Tyjuan Penick of Alexandria, VA; grandparents, Geraldine Young of Cheraw, June Young of Cheraw, George and Dorothy Wilson of Blythewood, SC and Gerald Lovelady of Cheraw; great grandmothers, Lorraine Bridges and Pauline Hooks both of Cheraw; great grandmother, Anna Hooks of Cheraw; host of aunts, uncles, cousins, other relatives and friends.

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