Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
NameFrieda Marie SUMMERS 
470, Frieda Marie Summers Boyce
470, Frieda Marie Summers BoyceBirthAug 4, 1903470, Frieda Marie Summers Boyce
DeathAug 11, 1984, Due West, Abbeville County, South Carolina470, Frieda Marie Summers Boyce
BurialDue West ARP Church, 112 Main St, Due West, Abbeville County, South Carolina (864) 379-8159470, Frieda Marie Summers Boyce
FatherWilliam Rankin SUMMERS (1872-1949)
MotherKaren KRUSE (1877-1963)
Spouses
BirthDec 31, 1901, Atoka, Tipton County, Tennessee470, Rev Edward Gilmore Boyce
DeathJan 29, 1970, Due West, Abbeville County, South Carolina470, Rev Edward Gilmore Boyce
BurialDue West ARP Church, 112 Main St, Due West, Abbeville County, South Carolina (864) 379-8159470, Rev Edward Gilmore Boyce
Obituary Online notes for Frieda Marie SUMMERS
Frieda Marie Summers, daughter of William R. and Karen [née Kruse] Summers, was born on the 4th day of August 1903 in Union, Missouri. Her mother was orginially from Denmark.
Marie was married to Dr. Edward Gilmore Boyce, who was a Associate Reformed Presbyterian minister and a Chaplain of Erskine College.
They had two children: William and Karen.
The Marie Summers Boyce Scholarship at Erskine College was established by her children, Karen (Mrs. Daniel P. Logan, Jr.) of Gilliam, La. and William E. Boyce, Troy, N.Y., in memory of their mother, who served with distinction as the librarian of Erskine College from 1965-70. The scholarship is given to juniors and seniors at Erskine College who are of good moral character, show promise of future usefulness to society, and show a high degree of understanding and appreciation for the services of a competent library. 470, Frieda Marie Summers Boyce
Marie was married to Dr. Edward Gilmore Boyce, who was a Associate Reformed Presbyterian minister and a Chaplain of Erskine College.
They had two children: William and Karen.
The Marie Summers Boyce Scholarship at Erskine College was established by her children, Karen (Mrs. Daniel P. Logan, Jr.) of Gilliam, La. and William E. Boyce, Troy, N.Y., in memory of their mother, who served with distinction as the librarian of Erskine College from 1965-70. The scholarship is given to juniors and seniors at Erskine College who are of good moral character, show promise of future usefulness to society, and show a high degree of understanding and appreciation for the services of a competent library. 470, Frieda Marie Summers Boyce