Obituary for George P. Bosley
George Phillip Bosley, 75, of 1284 Carpenters Fork Road, Sutton, WV passed away Thursday, May 16, 2019 at his residence with wife, family and friends at his side. He was born in Kansas City, KS on January 8, 1944 to the late James Bosley and Ema Mae (Westfall) Bosley.
He is survived by his wife, Isis Fatima (Garcia) Bosley; son, Mancel Perill of Grambling, LA, and daughter, Carmen Bosley of Tulsa, OK. Also surviving are siblings, William Bosley and wife Lilah of Spearfish, SD and Burton Bosley and wife Blake of Sutton, WV, Betty Ventura, Paola, KS and Nancy Gregg, Harrisville, MI. In addition to his wife, children, and sibling Mr. Bosley is survived by several nieces, nephews, and many friends.
Mr. Bosley was a member of the United States Army and fought for his Country during the Vietnam War which he received the Bronze Star and Purple Heart Medal. He loved music and he enjoyed playing it. He could work or fix anything he was a welder, blacksmith, and built his own log cabin. He also loved nature, his horses, feeding the birds and was a bee keeper.
George Phillip Bosley cremains will be interred in the High Knob Cemetery at a later date. Words of comfort and fond memories may be expressed to the family at stockert-paletti.com
The Stockert-Paletti Funeral Home of 378 Flatwoods Corner Road, Flatwoods, WV 26621 will be serving the Bosley family.
He is survived by his wife, Isis Fatima (Garcia) Bosley; son, Mancel Perill of Grambling, LA, and daughter, Carmen Bosley of Tulsa, OK. Also surviving are siblings, William Bosley and wife Lilah of Spearfish, SD and Burton Bosley and wife Blake of Sutton, WV, Betty Ventura, Paola, KS and Nancy Gregg, Harrisville, MI. In addition to his wife, children, and sibling Mr. Bosley is survived by several nieces, nephews, and many friends.
Mr. Bosley was a member of the United States Army and fought for his Country during the Vietnam War which he received the Bronze Star and Purple Heart Medal. He loved music and he enjoyed playing it. He could work or fix anything he was a welder, blacksmith, and built his own log cabin. He also loved nature, his horses, feeding the birds and was a bee keeper.
George Phillip Bosley cremains will be interred in the High Knob Cemetery at a later date. Words of comfort and fond memories may be expressed to the family at stockert-paletti.com
The Stockert-Paletti Funeral Home of 378 Flatwoods Corner Road, Flatwoods, WV 26621 will be serving the Bosley family.