Mark Sagarsee
Mark Eugene Sagarsee, 65, of Frankfort, went to his heavenly home at 10:09 pm Tuesday October 3, 2023, at Wesley Manor in Frankfort, IN. He was born on May 29, 1958, the son of the late Claude Sagarsee and Judith (Morris) Sagarsee-Evans. Mark was married to Judy Sagarsee for 32 years and they raised two sons together.
Mark was a 1976 graduate of Clinton Central High School. He worked on a few pig farms and was employed by Clinton Central School Corp as a bus driver. His longest tenure was with Newell’s Gas in Michigantown for 18 years. Mark was a big-hearted man who was generous and he had the best sense of humor. He attended New Life Assembly Church in Kirklin. His favorite hobbies were fishing, woodworking, and tinkering in his shed.
Mark is survived by his sons, Jamie (Maleta) Bolinger, Jeremy Bolinger; sisters, Julie Sagarsee, Penny (James) Houston; former spouse, Judy Sagarsee; grandchildren, Jeffrey (Shelby) Scott, Shealynne (Abrahm) Bolinger, Kyleigh Bolinger, Hayley Bolinger, Brayden Bolinger; two great-grandsons, Eli and Anson; nieces and nephews, Lacie Stowers, Kinzie (Dakota) Reiss, Rachel Huntsman, Rajeana (Manny) Martinez, Caleb Houston, Mark (Camela) Houston, Micah (Rayna) Houston, Paul (Kassie) Laflen, Aimee Laflen; numerous great-nieces and great-nephews; and longtime childhood friend, Butch Click.
He was preceded in death by his parents, and sister, Alonda Laflen.
Mark’s family would like to extend a special thank you to Wesley Manor in Frankfort and Guardian Angel Hospice for the excellent and loving care he received.
Friends are invited to visit with the family from 11 am to 1 pm Monday October 9, 2023, at Stout & Son Funeral Home – Russiaville Chapel, 200 East Main Street, Russiaville, IN 46979. Funeral service will begin at 1 pm on Monday at the funeral home with Pastor Jeremy Turner officiating. Burial will follow in Greenlawn Cemetery in Frankfort, IN. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in Mark’s memory to Stout & Son Funeral Home to assist with final expenses. A link is available on Mark’s obituary page to contribute directly to the expenses.
Barbara Boggs
Barb passed through heaven’s gates in the early morning of October 3rd 2023. She will be missed dearly.
Barbara Ann Boggs was born in Bowling Green, Kentucky on July 19, 1946, to Hampton and Edra Milam. She was the 4th of six children. Siblings were brother Jerry Milam and sisters Lena Upton, Janice Gross, Nova Milam and Lisa Davis. Jerry, Lena and Lisa preceded her in death. Barb had two children, H. Leon Boggs (Michele) and Michael S. Boggs (Cyndi). She had five grandchildren Blake Boggs (Fiancé Tiffany), Devon Boggs (Meggan), Jennifer Koenig (Kyle), Brennan Boggs (Fiancé Mikayla) and Emma Boggs. She had twelve Great-Grandchildren.
Barb was raised in Richardsville, Ky, just outside of Bowling Green. She graduated from Richardsville High School in 1964. She achieved a Degree in Data Processing at Western Kentucky University. In 1971, Barb and then husband Verlin Boggs moved the family to Kokomo for a better job market. Barb worked at Delco Electronics for 30 years, retiring in 2003. Barb was a hard worker and rarely missed a day of work in her 30 years of service. She built radio semi- conductor boards for most of her career. She was always well dressed as though she was going to church instead of work…as many of her coworkers did back in the day.
Barb was a strong Christian woman that believed strongly in God and the power of prayer. She loved her family dearly and always made sure they attended “somewhere” on Sunday mornings (and most Wednesday nights). The family (for the most part) attended the Church of Christ. She would occasionally slip in a little Holy Spirit teaching at either a Church of God or Assembly of God. She would always cry when she spoke of the Lord and what he had done for her in her life.
Barb struggled with many health issues in her last days that kept her from leaving her home, but through it all she kept the faith that God was in control and that his will would be done in her life. Barb was a very generous person, as she gave to many she thought were struggling financially. She loved to collect old lamps, as did her favorite aunt Opie Bates in Bowling Green Ky. She loved Backgammon, Euchre, and Hand and Foot…..and was tough to beat in all three. Although she struggled much of her life with depression, she still found opportunities to have a sense of humor. She would get a thrill out of seeing her grandchildren say and do silly things. She always enjoyed taking regular trips to Bowling Green to see her family. She referred to the area as “back home”.
Barb took her last breath believing strongly in God and that she would have a home in heaven when she left this world. We as her family believe she made it. None of us are perfect, neither was she, but honestly, she did the best she could with the life that God gave her.
A graveside service will take place in Sunset Memory Garden Cemetery at 10:30 am, on Friday October 6, 2023, with Pastor Brian Hughes officiating. Stout & Son Funeral Home has been entrusted with arrangements. Messages of condolence may be left online at www.stoutandson.com.