Obituary: Hortense (Lhost) Borman, De Pere, Brown County, Wisconsin

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Obituary:

Hortense (Lhost) Borman (wife of Henry BORMAN)
Note: Died July 4, 1914 in De Pere, Brown County, WI

Mrs. Henry Borman
The community was shocked Sunday morning to learn of the sudden death of Mrs.
H. Borman, which occurred the night previous.  Mrs. Borman had been down town
the Fourth, evidently in the best of health.  After partaking of a hearty
supper, she complained of pains; a physician was summoned, who administered
to the patient, but she died shortly after, the result of a paralytic stroke.


Mrs. Borman was born in Belgium, March 8, 1856, being 58 years and 3 months
at the time of her death.  She is survived by her husband and ten children,
John and Victor of Green Bay, Constance of West De Pere and William at home;
Emily (Mrs. Frank Hermsen) and Julia (Mrs. George Bergtrom) both of this
city, and Mary, Victoria, Celia, and Jennie, all at home; also a step-son,
Joseph of Hermansville, Mich.  She also leaves four sisters and a brother;
Jos. Lhost of Oshkosh, Mrs. G. Hote of Nathan, Mich., Mrs. J. Gofin of
Luxemburg, Mrs. N.A. Adams of Green Bay and Mrs. J. Moreaux of Allouez.  To
the grief stricken family heartfelt sympathy is extended.

The funeral was held from St. Francis Church Tuesday morning.  Solemn requiem
mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Dillon, assisted by Rev. Father Crielaers
and Rev. F. Spect as deacon and sub-deacon.  Internment was a Allouez
Cemetery, where the remains were followed by a large concourse of mourning
relatives and friends.  The pallbearers were six members of the C.K.W.:  Jos.
Liebergen, Jac. Smits, John Konshak, Aug. Van Bogaert, G. Vande Voort and
Aug. Baumgart.  There were many beautiful floral offerings.  Among those from
out of town who attended the funeral were Joseph Borman of Hermansville, Mr.
And Mrs. H.J. Droog of Wausaukee, Joseph Lhost of Oshkosh, Mrs. J. Gofin of
Luxemburg and Mr. And Mrs. G. Hote of Nathan, Mich