Alexander Frank BOGGIO

                   Gabriel F. boggio, 58, of 15 Wyoming Ave., died sunday afternoon at his home of a heart attack.  He was owner-manager of Western Cabinet Shop in Billings for 20 years.

Mr. Boggio was born Nov. 1, 1910, at Red Lodge, a son of Mr.  and Mrs. Alex Boggio.  He spent his childhood in Luther and joined the U.S. Navy for four years in 1933.

He lived at Detriot, Mich., retunred to Red Lodge in 1940, and came to Billings in the 1940's.

Survivors include a son, Gary G. Boggio, 1940 Lewis Ave., a step-son James Van Dyke, San Francisco, Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. Gary Wilcox, Missoula; four brothers, Richard P., Red Lodge; Louis E., Roscoe; Henry A. of Luther; and Raymond J., Portland, Ore.; three sisters, Mrs. Charles Young, San Bruno, Calif.; Mrs. James Burnett of Lther (Luther); and Mrs David Bassett, Portland; and four grandchildren.

Funeral services will be a t 10 a.m. Wednesday at Michelotti-Sawyers Mortuary with Dr. Vern Klingman of the First United Methodish (t) Church officiating.  Burial will be a t Mountview cemetery.

Funeral Services ere Wednesday fro Gabriel F. Boggio, 58, of 15 Wyoming Ave., owner and operator of the Western Cabinet Shop, at Michelotti-Sawyers Mortuary with Dr. Vern L. Klingman of First United Methodist church officiating.  Burial was in Mountview Cemetery.

He died Sunday of a heart attack at his home.

Pallbearers were Dick Boggio, david Boggio, Danny Boggio, Scott Boggio, Jim Boggio and David Waters.

Survivors include a son, a step-daughter, a step-son, four brothers, three sisters and four grandchildren.
                  

                   Richard Peter Boggio, 86, was born February 16, 1914, in Red Lodge at the Mount Maurice Hospital.  Richard passed away Oct 6, 2000, at the Beartooth Hospital Long Term Care Center.  He was the son of Thersa A. ( is recorded wrong and should be Theresa Mollia) and Alex F. Boggio.

Richard married Retha Metcalf on June 28, 1932, and chose ranching as his career.  They were married for 50 years.  Retha proceeded Richard in death in 1982.

Richard was an active Carbon County Memorial Hospital Board Member, Red Lodge Elks Club Exalted Ruler, Lions Club member, as well as many othe rorganizations. Richard was also a wonderful carpenter.

Richard and Marjorie Rae were married in Red Lodge on Jan 20, 1988.  They loved to travel and were very active in the community.

Richard is survived by his wife, Marjorie; his children, Dick (Grace) Boggio of Anacortes, Wash., David (Marlene) Boggio of Red Lodge, Kaye (Marvin) Lyytinen of Laurel, Karen (Jim) Hotchkiss of Shepherd, Danny (Charlene) Boggio of Arlington, Texas, Kris (Scott) Marshall of Bainbridge, Wash., and three stepchildren, Buddy (Cheryl) Rae; Jannett Gernaat; Regina (Stan) Wegner; and numerous grand children and great grandchildren.  Richard is also survived by two brothers, Henry (Wilma) Boggio, and Louie (should be Louis) (Marion) Boggio; and two sisters, Florence Young, and Betty (should be Alice) Burnett

Memorials may be given to Beartooth Hospital Hospice or to the charity of one's choice.

Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 10, at the Red Lodge Community Churhc.  Vuistitation will be held at 12-8 P.m. Monday, Oct. 9, at the Olcott Funeral Chapel.
                  

                   Florence Ann Boggio was cremeted and in the summer of 2003 will have her ashes scattered in Montana.
                  

                   Clarise Boggio Bassett
        RED LODGE--Clarise Boggio Bassett, 50, of Portland, Ore., formerly of Red Lodge, died Sunday in Portland after a short illness.
       Born in Red Lodge, she was a daughter of Alec and Theresa Boggio.  In 1959, she married Dave Bassett at the Boggio Ranch near Red Lodge.  The couple moved to Portland shortly after their marriage.
       Survivors include her husband; a son, Dennis Rand of Portland; two daughters, Debra Torurner, (shoudl be Turney), and Tracy Bassett both of Portland; four brothers, Richard of Red Lodge, Louis of Roscoe, Henry of Luther, and Raymond of Portland; two sisters, Betty Burnett of Luther and Florence Young of San Bruno, Calif.
       Funeral services were Wednesday in Portland.
       Graveside committal services will be Friday at 2 p.m., in the John Henry Cemetery West of Red Lodge at the Olcott Funeral Home in charge.