I'm so sry to hear about the passing of boots. ..she was a great woman.my thoughts and prayers go out to Big D and family... l love ya bunches

Momma I just don't know where to start you are being missed everyday and I talk to you every morning with my coffee. I know your up there watching over us now but it is not the same as talking to you on the phone everyday and hearing your words that say I LOVE YOU BABY how are you today and I will always say it right back I LOVE YOU TOO MOMMA and it's killing me right now that I thought for sure you was going too  get better and we were suppose to go and see your brother and Gabbi and Coleton you talk about spending time there and go and stay with your great sister that took care of you for a while and you just wanted her to know that you enjoy all that time you guys had together. Momma I know iam strong but you put a lot on my shoulders and I will do my best to carry out your wishes. I will miss you everyday so make sure you watch over the rest of us I LOVE YOU TOO THE MOON AND BACK MOMMA give my family a big kiss and hugs from us.

I love you Aunt Boots to infinity and beyond.   Give Mr Clean aka uncle windy a hug and kiss for me as well as the rest of the family. I miss you like crazy but at least now you can watch over all of us. Please give my daddy the strength to cope with this and let him know your ok now. We love you!!

We have so many fond memories, I don't know where to start.  We got to know Boots through the Chicken Coop and she was one of the reasons we bought a house at Rough River.  Boots always welcomed us.       We had so many laughs and great times.  We loved playing cards, fishing and boating together, roasted hot dogs at the campground and just eating at the restaurant.  We even enjoyed helping her and the girls at the restaurant on busy holiday weekends.     Probably Boots's favorite memory (she loved to remind me)  was Bob getting so frustrated he threw up his arms and sat down watching me park the camper behind the restaurant, they were watching from the window.  Boots and I ran out of money first at the casino and we had to borrow money from Edna and Jackie to keep playing, so we did the rest of the time playing together.  We still lost and couldn't even buy a drink or tip the bus driver.     Boots was the rock of the family and did so much for her family, NOW, She is in God's care and he will take care of her.  She was so good to my sons and they loved her also.  She accepted everyone unconditionally!!!  I hope that Boots and my son Josh are dancing and laughing together in Heaven.    God bless the family and friends that will miss her so much.  Treasure the memories.  I know she is an angel, maybe with a tilted halo!!    We will always cherish the memories of Boots.                   Bob and Mary Ann McDonald

To Boots Family: Please know that you all are in our thoughts and prayers with the passing of your loved one, Boots.    I always a smile and wave from her when we were visiting my parents at Rough River!  She was a loving and courageous lady and heaven has certainly gained an angel.   Love and prayers, Laurie and Luke Dreyling  (friends from Rough River)

Boots. you are an amazing person and a wonderful friend.  I will always remember our long talks and good times at the lake. The only regret that I have, is not getting to know you sooner. You have made a wonderful impression on my life, because I never have and never will meet anyone like you. I will always remember you and will miss you more than you know.  Friends like you only come around once in a lifetime! I am a better person, just to have known you.  Your friend and next door neighbor at the lake Sandy

RIP Boots you will be deeply missed. I remember you when I was younger when my Family and yours were neighbors.Rest in the arms of God and you are with your loved ones in Heaven today. Donna, Tony, James, Sheila and rest of the Family. From my Family the Beeler's to your Family our hearts go out to each and everyone of you all. God has a new beautiful Angel with him!

To Boots' family,  We are so sorry to learn of Boots' passing.  She was  a good friend and neighbor to  us all the years we were at the lake.  Tears in our eyes as we read the condolences to her family.  She was indeed a very strong ,courageous and good woman.  We had much  love and respect for her.  Our sincere  sympathy  and prayers  for all of you .  Bill and Jane Dreyling

grandma I love you so much you was the only thing that held this family together I love and miss you

Aunt Boots you was a wonderful person and loved dearly. You always made us feel welcome. You will be missed by us all. Love you.

Boots was the most loved and sweetest sister-in-law I ever had.we had so many good memories raising our kids together.she was    always there for me.through good times and bad times. You will be so missed.

boots you are  a  amazing  women you are going to be greatly missed.

Boots, our funny, funny friend.  How we enjoyed playing cards and the fun times we had at Boot's Chicken Coop.  Heaven, will never be the same since you are there!  We will always love and miss you.

I met Boots thru her Brother Tom.and  Carol Minton ,  From the first time I met her I knew she was a spunky speak her mind kind of person..  Open and caring and did not mince words.. She appeared to be the rock of her family .  I am sorry to hear she had passed on  and Boots in now in a place she will see no more pain and can watch out for her family from above.  I would like to think she will be fishing from heaven on her pontoon and telling us all what we can do with ourselves.  My prayers are with the family.   "No more Tears Past Heavens Gate "

Boots was one of the most amazing woman I've ever had the pleasure of knowing. Hard working, loving, kind, truley a beautiful soul. She was my mother in law for 27 years and made me feel like one of her kids. She will never be gone....she lives always in our hearts.

I was snapping green beans yesterday and remembered a summer day, many years ago, sitting with Boots in her kitchen.  We were drinking sweet tea and snapping beans.  She showed me how to do it.  She loved to garden.    She was a smart, and caring woman. She raised her children/grand/great grandchildren with limited support and was supportive of all of them to the end.  Her support was not limited to just her family, she was always willing to throw another potato in the pot for a hungry soul. She fed me a few meals and taught me a few things along the way.    Thanks Boots, thinking of you and your precious family. Karen

Our hearts our broken but we know you are now at rest and no longer suffering, you will be missed more than I can say.  Words cannot express how we all feel right now but you have a strong family and we will band together and make it through these rough times.  Until we meet again I Love You you were the sister I never had and I thank you for that.

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Irene "Boots" Myers

March 5, 1938 – October 12, 2013

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