Yolo County CA Obituary Project Obituaries.....BOGUE , Jean M.  March 5 2001
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“Winters Express,” Thursday, March 15, 2001
Jean M. Bogue

Jean M. Bogue died March 5, 2001, at Sutter Memorial Hospital in Sacramento, two
days after celebrating her 83rd birthday.

She was born to George A. and Bertha Flynn Schriver in 1918, in Chicago,
Illinois and was raised in Oak Park and Elmhurst until her marriage to Walter
Cameron in 1941.  The couple moved to Santa Fe, New Mexico in 1945, where they
resided until her husband’s untimely passing.  She remained in Santa Fe and
married Jack W. Bogue in 1949, her husband of 51 years.

A longtime resident of Santa Fe, Jean served as secretary/treasurer of Nell’s
Girls, a national charitable organization and interpreted for the deaf at the
Santa Fe Methodist Church.  After moving to Carol Stream, Illinois, in the
1970s, she worked as an executive secretary for Koppers, Inc. until her
retirement in 1983.  While in Carol Stream, she was instrumental in launching
the adult education program at the College of Dupage.  Following her husband’s
retirement, they returned to Santa Fe, where they resided until 1995, when they
moved to Winters.

Besides her family and friends, her great joys involved music, dance, and
playing bridge.  She sand in many church choirs, actively participated in square
dancing clubs and was an avid bridge player.  After making Winters her final
home, she served as chair of Winters Fortnightly club’s bridge group and was
also a member of the UC Davis Farmcircle.

She is survived by her husband, Jack W. Bogue; her son William Cameron and his
wife Patricia, of Davis; two grandsons Joel Cameron of Lake Tahoe and Sean
Cameron of Santa Cruz; a granddaughter, Catlyn Forman and her husband Frank
Forman and two great-grandchildren Zachary and Bayla Forman, of Los Alamitos.

A memorial service is planned for Sunday, March 25, at 3 p.m. at the Winters
Opera House.  The family requests any remembrances be directed to the Winters
High School Scholarship fund, c/o Barbara Thomas, treasurer, Winters Fortnightly
Club, P.O. Box 522, Winters, CA 95694.


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Submitted with the permission of the “Winters Express,” 312 Railroad Ave.,
Winters, CA 95694.  

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