Regina L. Boyd
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REGINA LYNN BOYD
Regina “Gina” Lynn Boyd, 52, Raytown, MO passed away January 1, 2012 at home. Visitation will be held 1:00-2:00 PM, Friday, January 6, 2012 at Heartland Cremation & Burial Society, 6113 Blue Ridge Blvd, Raytown, MO. Memorial services will follow at 2:00 PM. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Crossroads Hospice. Gina was born November 16, 1959 in Belton, MO. She was born to Bobby & Joyce Palmer in Belton, MO. Gina went to elementary school in Raytown and graduated from Raytown South High School. She married Joe Boyd and had twins; Rachel & Devon in 1994. Gina is preceded in death by Brooks & Eula Palmer, paternal grandparents; Doris & Willie Hibdon, maternal grandparents; Charles & Edith Blue, step paternal grandparents; Brenda Blue, step sister; and Judy Hibdon, aunt. Survivors include; son, Devon Boyd; daughter, Rachel Boyd; parents, Joyce & Dale Blue, Raytown, MO, Bobby & Patty Palmer, Knoxville, TN; half brother, Bobby Palmer, Knoxville, TN; step sister, Karen (Greg) Coin, Independence, MO; and many uncles, aunts, nieces & nephews. (arr. Heartland Cremation & Burial Society, 816-313-1677)
Visits: 3
Mom, you were such a fighter! I’m so proud of you! You did such a great job raising Devon and I. I am soo sad you will be gone, but I know you are in a happier place and pain free! 🙂 puts joy into my heart knowing you are at peace! I know you will be my best guardian angel! I love you mom, may you rest in peace my beautiful mommy! 🙂
To Karen and all your extended family, I send my deepest regrets. God shared a special angel with you and will forever keep her in his fold. God bless you all.
Joyce and Dale, My deepest condolences go to you both. I have seen how you have strugled with the long illness and my prayers are with you both.
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this time. May God hold each and every one of you in the palm of his hands and remember that Gina is in a much better place now, free of pain and is no longer suffering. Gina will be greatly missed, but she is watching over all of you now and in the days to come. May you now rest in peace, Gina!
Gina, I know you fought the good fight, and you won. Your now walking with our Lord. Thank you Gina for allowing me to share your children. They are good kids. I could not of asked for a better “wife in law”. You will be proud as your children grow and live a good life, You installed the love of God, believing and faith by sending to church at an early age, they depend on that learning now. You have left a legacy in both of them and they will fine. Thank you again Gina for you.
Im saying goodbye to a wonderful women,mother and friend. Gina i love u and u will be deeply missed u have raised two beautiful kids and tought them not to stop fighting u always were there for me and my family when nobody else was. Now ur walking with jesus and watchen down on everyone i love u gina may u rest in paradise!!
Although I did not get the honor of meeting Ms. Boyd I know if she was anything like her daughter she was loving and full of life and smiles and, although it is difficult to see her go I hope the you can take comfort in knowing she is in peace watching over you. My thoughts and prayers are with the entire family. <3
Gina you have meant the world to me to have been blessed with your true and unconditional love of life. You always brought a smile to my face,especially thru some of the dark times. You could always make my cheeks hurt from laughing with your finesse And of course your Blurting it out no matter who or what was gonna come out. it DID! Gina I am going to miss you so much! But I WILL see you when I get there. You are My True Angel and I am Blessed! Thank you Gina. I Love you sis! Al does too! ? ??
Gene and I extend our deepest sympathy to you and your family. May God bless and keep you and yours and give you peace in your time of sorrow.
Joyce,Dale,Rachel,Devon & Sue. May you all find peace during this time of need.
Joyce, Dale, Rach & Dev – We will always remember Gina and the good times. She is no longer suffering, I just hope she remembers to keep an arm out for me at the gates. ;o) I Love You All
Gina,
We met on a Thursday…the three of us loved each other from the start.
When our parents told us they were getting married, we were so happy. We laughed till we cried and promised each other that we’de always be together.
Then the day came, Dad got custody of us (Brenda and me). God answered our prayers, we’de be together everyday and forever.
I remember the first time we were called “step” sisters.. Oh how we disliked that word. The three of us made a promise that night, we put our hands on top of each others and yelled “Sisters Forever”.
We were so happy, oh we had so much fun, we got in some trouble too, but we didn’t care, we were together.
The day Brenda died, oh how we cried.
We made a promise to Brenda that in our memories, we would keep her alive. Then we yelled up to the sky “Sisters Forever”.
The years went by and we grew apart, like siblings do. In our hearts we were together every second of everyday. We could look at each other and carry on a conversation without saying a word, we were sisters.
The morning you died, oh how I cried.
I went outside, openened my arms up to the sky. I made a promise to you, Gina, that in my memories, I would keep you alive.
Just then, in my mind, I saw you and Brenda together. I smiled through my tears, and yelled to the sky “Sisters Forever”.
I love you Gina. Until we meet again.
Your “Sister Forever”. Susie…
Truth in red. May God grant to the family His hope and His peace.
Amen.
My heart goes out to Joyce and her family. May God rest Gina’s beautiful soul, and give solace, comfort, and strength to remaining family members.