“Your Mom and I had a problem together (as 
“I recall during our camping trips with the Boledovich family, I was so impressed by what a wonderful Mother Gail was. She was a natural even at her young age. I can see her smile and hear her voice to this day. She will always remain young, beautiful, and full of life in my eyes.”
-Family Friend

“My memories are filled with her
incredible talent of mothering, a
smile that could always turn the
mood to laughter, and her
stunning creative ability at a
moment’s notice. My memories
are rich with the lessons your
Mom taught me. I will always
love her for teaching me the
magic of children.
-Sister

“I spent a great deal of my
childhood years with the
Boledovich family. One thing
that sticks out
in my mind
was Gail’s love for the
holidays. I remember how much
she
loved to decorate the
house at Christmas time.
Since this was also one
of my
favorite activities, I loved
it when she would let us kids
help
out. Gail always made me
feel like part of the family.”
-Daughter’s Friend
“My favorite memory of your mom is not a memory
but a feeling. I was always excited to spend time at your house because
of how much fun I had and how welcome I always felt. Your mom did an
amazing job of making everyone feel like they were important and
special. She always made me feel smart and pretty from the compliments
she gave to the interest she paid in my life.”
-Daughter’s Friend

“So many of my growing up memories
include your family and my time spent at
1313 Poplar. At the center of these are
the countless hours spent – usually in the
kitchen – talking to, learning from, and
laughing with your Mom.”
-Daughter’s Friend
“I met Gail Boledovich and the rest of the
family in the fall of 1990 in the seventh grade.
Everyone knew Gail as being the “cool” mom
of the bunch and all the kids loved talking to her.”
-Daughter’s Friend

"Gail was not only a Mom, she was a
best friend [to her children].”
-Daughter’s Friend
“The greatest tribute to Gail’s life
is her four, successful, loving
offspring. That did not happen by
mistake! Her light shines through
you
and is very bright.”
-Family Friend
“When
I first met Gail she treated me as an equal, which was so weird because
all my friends’ parents up until then had known me as a child… and were
still treating me as one. Gail was different. She was respectful and
interested in what was going on in my life. In many ways, she helped me
to see myself as an adult for the first time.”
-Daughter’s Friend