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Esther Booth Obituary
Her husband of 47 years, A. Royal Booth Jr. Died in 2002 She is survived by her daughter Pamela A. Kolton, her grandson Shane Kolton, and her granddaughter Kayla Kolton, all of Auburn. Other members of her family include her brothers; William and Marion Jerzak both of Lansing, MI and her sister Beverly Sieczko, of South Bend, IN Her grandson, Sean Kolton predeceased her.
She was born in South Bend IN, the daughter of the late Joseph, and Florence (Dabros) Jerzak, she was raised and educated in South Bend.
Mrs. Booth worked with her husband Royal, in their business, A.R. Booth and Company for many years. She was an avid Bingo player, and loved spending time with her grandchildren.
Her funeral and burial plans will be private.
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Memories and Condolences
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Beverly Sieczko
November 7, 2005
Pam remember that I love you and your mother was the best sister anyone could have. I loved her dearly and will miss her deeply. She will always be in my heart. So glad that I visited with her before her passing to God. Love forever Aunt Bev.
Nancy Fallon
October 30, 2005
Pam, My deepest sympathy goes out to you and your family at this most diffult time. I loved Esther and we had many great times at Beaumont. I will miss her,but know that she now is with God and suffers no more.To all of you ,I pray that God will help you move on through these difficult days ahead. May she rest in peace.I thank God that he brought Esther into my life. Love, Nancy Fallon
The Staff of Britton Funeral Home
October 29, 2005
On behalf of our staff, please accept this gesture as an expression of our heartfelt compassion and deepest sympathy.
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