Louise Boring Johnson Stewart Hunter

Louise was born July 16, 1931 in Isabella, Polk County, Tennessee. She moved with her parents, Jean (Mary Geneva) Boring and Guy Lafayette Johnson to Norfolk VA at age 7. Until that time she was lovingly cared for by her beloved maternal grandparents, Lilly Louella McJunkin and John Addison Boring.

In Virginia she attended Portlock Elementary and 1st year High School. They moved to Ft. Lauderdale, FL in 1945. She graduated from South Broward High School in 1948. Louise was proud to be admitted to and graduated from Touro Infirmary School of Nursing and Tulane University in New Orleans La.

Louise married in 1951, Dr. James Herbert Stewart and has 4 beloved children, James Herbert Stewart, Jr. Virginia (Jenny) Leigh Stewart, Cynthia Louise Stewart Bock and her beloved son Allan Michael Stewart, who predeceased Louise on August 25, 2015.

She married Richard Lee Hunter, a retired U.S. Marine and they moved to Naples FL in 1977, where they were active in boating. Lee died in 1987. Louise became active in genealogy and enjoyed researching her ancestors. She was Regent of the Shreveport LA Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution and Big Cypress Chapter in Naples FL (2 Times), Naples on the Gulf Chapter National Society Daughters of the American Colonists, Captain Christopher Beeler Chapter National Society Daughters of 1812 and also served in various State Offices of these societies.

Burial will be at Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington VA.

Louise leaves her most precious and beloved grandchildren, Kristin Louise Stewart and Robert James Stewart, (children of Jenny), and Erik Allan Carlson and Hunter Carlson, (children of Cynthia) and great grandchildren, Sterling Stewart (son of Robert James) and Jamieson Russell (son of Kristin Louise).

Sisters, Carol Houck and Rosemary Ramsey predeceased Louise, leaving only her sister, Lynda Donnelly Dellinger, a very dear cousin, Shelby Jean German Willcox, and several beloved nieces and nephews.

Louise also wishes you all to remember an old inscription on one of our ancestor’s headstone: “As you are, I was, as I am, you will be.” I Love you all, now, GO AND HAVE A PARTY!!!