Geneva=====such a sweet lady. I will miss visiting with her on Tuesday's when I volunteer at Hillcrest Nursing Home to help her and other residents attend Mass. She will be remembered in my prayers. Pat Kirn

Aunt Geneva, the last time I seen her was with my mom Dot Boly. Mom now is the only Bourisaw of that generation living. She talks of Aunt Geneva alot and about baby sitting her kids, my cousins. I will miss her. Rest in Peace. Miss my cousins

Geneva was my dads (Clarence (Mose) Jolly) cousin. My childhood memories are the times when everyone would get together at Aunt Annie's, Mamie's, or Helen's, and all those memories are good ones. My thoughts and prayers are with the family.

Geneva was the only one my Mom trusted to sew my formals for grade-school piano recitals. High praise from someone who was an expert seamstress herself. She was so kind to both my parents, and for that I am grateful. Personally, I will always have a memory of seeing Geneva in her little sewing shop over Rexall Drug, squinting her eyes as she laughed at a funny family story. Looking at her photo now, I'm glad she didn't lose that smile. Sending thoughts and prayers to you, Frances, Pat, and Jim. Along with Hoover, you were the love of her life. Cousin Barb

Whenever Aunt Geneva was in the room there was always sunshine & laughter. The last time I was with her it was the same. A big smile on her face and lots of laughter. She will be missed by all who knew her.

She was one of the sweetest women I remember from my childhood. She taught me a lot about sewing which I used a lot when my kids were small. Prayers go out to Patty, Frances and James.

Geneva was my dad's last cousin, Bernard Jolly she was a very sweet and presious woman she will surely be missed,Brenda Gunnett