Polk County GaArchives Obituaries.....Faye Wilder Boggs January 27 2004
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(The Rockmart Journal, Rockmart, GA, February 04, 2004)
Mrs. Faye Wilder Boggs, 92, 497 Old Wax Rd., S.E., Aragon, died January 27, 
2004. Mrs. Boggs was born May 2, 1911 in Cherokee County, Alabama, daughter of 
the late Joseph Tilden and Lucy Sheely Wilder. She was a graduate of Georgia 
State College for Women as well as West Georgia College. She taught elementary 
school in Floyd and Polk counties. She was active and held offices in Delta 
Kappa Gamma, an honorary educators association and in Polk County Retired 
Teachers Association. She was a long time member of South Broad United 
Methodist Church, where she was active in women’s organizations and taught 
Sunday school. Later she became a member of Aragon United Methodist Church. She 
was preceded in death by husband, George Marshall Boggs; brothers, Joe Wilder 
and Frank Wilder; sisters, Mary Daniel and Dixie Wilder. Surviving are sons, 
Jim and Lynda Boggs, Rome; Joe and Norma Boggs, Columbus, GA and Dr. Gordon 
Boggs, Babson Park, FL; daughter, Marynan and Baker Allen, Chatsworth; 
brothers, Jack Wilder, Aragon and Ed Wilder, Folly Beach, SC; sister, Nan 
Williams, Aragon; 11 grandchildren; 7 great grandchildren; nieces and nephews. 
The funeral service was conducted at 2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 30, 2004 from Aragon 
United Methodist Church with Rev. Tom McLean and Rev. Avery Dodd officiating. 
Interment was held in Flint Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers were Paul Allen, Jim 
Allen, Joe Allen, John Allen, Josh Boggs, Steven DuPree, Ben Entrekin, Jason 
Wilder, Scott Wilder and Kenneth Terry. Honorary pallbearers were Tommy 
Williams, Ted Moates, Jerry Albers, Odell Hall, Johnny Harlan Agan, John 
Bagwell, Al Miller, Bruce Brantly, Eddie Wilder and Dr. Tommy Williams. Freeman 
Harris Funeral Home had charge of arrangements. (The Rockmart Journal, 
Rockmart, GA, February 04, 2004)


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