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Ralph Boeyink

Zoon van Gerrit Hendrik (Henry G) Boeijink en Johanna Wesselina Kastein, geboren 19-2-1881 USA WI Alto, overleden 3-5-1941 USA IA Sioux Center en begraven Memory Gardens

Trouwt 28-5-1908 USA IA Sioux Center Agnes Muilenburg, dochter van Jacob Hubert Muilenburg en Aaltje Van Der Meer, geboren 14-8-1882 USA IA Sioux County, overleden 17-11-1948 USA IA Sioux Center en begraven Memory Gardens

Kinderen:

  1. Gerrit (Gary) Boeyink, geboren 1910, overleden 1964 en begraven USA IA Sioux Center Memory Gardens
    Trouwt Jane Eva De Mots, geboren 1915, overleden 1974 en begraven USA IA Sioux Center Memory Gardens
  2. Gladys Boeyink, geboren 28-12-1911 USA IA Sioux Center, overleden 23-2-1995 USA IA Sioux Center en begraven Memory Gardens
    Trouwt Sam Bruinsma, zoon van Bote Bruinsma en Tierkje de Groot, geboren 1909, overleden 2002 en begraven USA IA Sioux Center Memory Gardens
  3. Jacob Stanley (Jake) Boeyink, geboren 13-12-1913 USA IA Sioux Center, overleden 23-10-1948 USA IA Sioux Center en begraven Memory Gardens
    Trouwt 9-1943 USA IA Sioux Center Barbara Vos, dochter van Rokus Cornelius Vos en Minnie Beukelman, geboren 15-8-1918 USA MN Chandler, overleden 30-12-1978 USA IA Rock Valley en begraven Sioux Center Memory Gardens
  4. Esther Boeyink, geboren 8-5-1916 USA IA Sioux Center, overleden 8-11-1969 USA IA Sioux Center en begraven Memory Gardens
    Trouwt 5-8-1963 John Bleeker, geboren 2-2-1920, overleden 11-8-1989 en begraven USA IA Sioux Center Memory Gardens
  5. Joyce Boeyink
    Trouwt Jack Moeller
  6. Roberta Boeyink
    Trouwt John Colon
  7. Leona (Lee) Boeyink, geboren 15-10-1917 USA IA Sioux Center, overleden 24-4-2012 USA IA LeMars en begraven USA MT Crow Agency Custer National Cemetery
    Trouwt Hallie Vanderbilt Russell, geboren 7-1-1913 USA MT, overleden 4-1-1957 USA MT Powder River en begraven Crow Agency Custer National Cemetery
  8. Donna Boeyink
    Trouwt Arnold Kwikkel

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BOEYINK, RALPH AND AGNES (MUILENBERG)

Ralph and Agnes (Muilenburg) Boeyink were married at the First Reformed Church in Sioux Center, Iowa, on May 28, 1908. Ralph was born to Henry and Johanna (Kastein) Boeyink (See separate story) in Wisconsin on February 19, 1881. Agnes was the daughter of Jacob and Aaltje (Vander Meer) Muilenburg (See separate story) and was born August 14, 1882, in South Dakota. They farmed one mile west and one mile north of Sioux Center in Welcome Township until 1927 when they moved to town. Ralph was employed at the Coop Lumber Yard. For years, Agnes worked with Dr. Maris delivering babies and taking care of the mothers and babies in their homes.

Ralph and Agnes had a large family: Gerrit "Gary" Boeyink married Jane Eva De Mots, now both deceased, and were from Sioux Center. Gladys (Mrs. Sam Bruinsma), they are living in Sioux Center; Jake Boeyink married Barbara Vos, both deceased; Esther married John Bleeker, both now deceased, and lived in Sioux Center; Joyce, married Jack Moeller, and lives in Sioux Center; Roberta married Don Colon, and lives in Sioux Center; Leona, married Hallie Russell, and lives in LeMars, Iowa; and Donna married Arnold Kwikkel and they live in Rock Rapids, Iowa.

Entertainment as a family was spending time with neighbors and relatives playing cards and making homemade ice cream. Mother Agnes was an excellent cook and people enjoyed coming to our house. One of her big accomplishments was making 25 angel food cakes from scratch for her parents 50th wedding anniversary. We also enjoyed going to town and church in the bob sled. The First Reformed Church had lots of horse barns for the horses while we were in church.

Ralph and Agnes were both active in the First Reformed Church which they attended most of their married life. They later transferred to Central Reformed Church where they were active until their deaths. Ralph died on May 3, 1941, and Agnes on Nov. 17, 1948.

Agnes' wedding dress, which she made herself, was modeled by her great granddaughter, Allyson Franken, at Sioux Center's Centennial Banquet in 1989.

by Joyce Moeller

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