Patricia Aileen Boegner, 91, of Marlette, MI was called home to be with the Lord on May 11, 2025, after bravely enduring the progression of ALS. She was born to the late Allen A. and Sarah (nee Hendershot) Hall on October 28, 1933.

Patricia "Pat" was the beloved wife of John "Jack" Boegner for over 46 years, who preceded her in death on June 23, 2000. They were united in marriage on May 8, 1954, and together raised their five surviving children on their family farm Aileen (Richard) Thorne of Hartford, WI, Renee Boegner of Marlette, John (Laurie) Boegner of Marlette, Darcy (Rob Kowalewski) Boegner of York, PA, and Jill (John) McCourt of Rocky River, OH. Pat was also the proud grandmother of 11 grandchildren including Andrew (Shannon) Parker, Jeremy Parker, Sheilah Parker, Micol (Kyle) Becker, Derek Boegner, Joshua Boegner, Trent Boegner (Shania), Tylar (Gary) Zamary, Jack McCourt, Kiley McCourt, and 17 great grandchildren. She is also survived by her sister-in-law Ilene (Robert) Buby, and many nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her husband Jack, daughter Jacqueline Kay, granddaughter Kelda Parker, her parents, Allen and Sarah (nee Hendershot) Hall, parents-in-law William and Lillian (nee Fahning) Boegner, brothers Albert (Norma) Hall, Robert (Mary Lou) Hall, sisters Dorothy (Jack) Wilson, Marjorie (Al) Danhauser, Audrey (Jack) Van Norman, sisters-in-laws Catherine Boegner, Ruth (Charles) Pepper, Olive (Robert) Huebel, Lillian (Leon) Chard, Jean (Joseph) Mason, and Bill Boegner.

Pat lived a life of joy, gratitude and faith in our Lord and Savior, and was a longtime member of Hope Lutheran Church. She and her husband, Jack, were original founding members of the Lucky Thumb Motorcycle Club. While Jack was an avid competitive enthusiast, Pat's older children also remember her time sharing the road with him riding her Harley Sprint. After raising her family, Pat had a successful career as a local realtor with a couple area firms. Even in retirement, she continued to stay busy by volunteering up until a year ago with the United Hospice Service of Marlette. Pat was an accomplished seamstress, and her daughters benefitted from those talents and wore her dresses throughout their childhoods. Many people were blessed with her gifts of quilts over the years. Many will remember Pat as an extraordinary card player, usually winning with a twinkle in her eyes whether that be euchre, pinochle, rummy or bridge.

Pat's presence and love will be missed by so many. A memorial service for Patricia will be held on Friday, May 30, 2025, at 1pm at Hope Lutheran Church, 2510 Juhl Road, Marlette, MI. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions are suggested to United Hospice Service of Marlette Regional Hospital, 2770 Main Street, Marlette, MI