Birth date: Jan 8, 1936 Death date: May 7, 2020
Nina Gail Bohmfalk, 84, “Gail” to friends and “Granny” to most everyone else, went to Heaven Thursday morning, May 7, 2020. She was born January 8, 1936 to Roy and Mary Brown. She was an outstanding Mom and Granny, full of love an Read Obituary
Gail was an Angel on Earth...
I knew Gail through my sister Carol & her husband Kyle Dupree. I have heard many wonderful stories from them about Kyle’s Mother. How she was a giving person and would sew & make things, bake items, cook, visit sick friends and family. I remember a story about how she was driving and stopped her car to ask a person in a wheel chair if she could help do something to help them. How Gail drove a long way to get lunch and eat with a lonely friend.
I have to say, my only regret was that I didn’t get to know her better. My thoughts & prayers are with the family. I wish for the family to find peace in knowing Gail is now an Angel in Heaven!! Her memory will live on forever in the hearts of family and friends and they can share their loving memories and stories with each other... and maybe even laugh and smile about those precious moments.
Rest In Peace Gail and May your family find peace in your memories.
Forever in Our Hearts!!
Charolette LaRocca
Charles, my heart, love, and prayers go out to you. Gail was a real sweetheart, She was so good to Sally and encouraged her so much. Even that time, Gail came to stay with Sally so I could go to the mall and be Santa Claus. Gail was a wonderful person, and we will truly miss her here on earth.
Gail will always be remembered for her prayers and visits to the sick. She was a great asset to the McLaughlin Sunday School class of FBC-Dallas.
Midge Douglas
I will miss Gail. She and I became friends shortly after I moved to Lone Oak due to our involvement in the Cotton Patch Quilt Guild in Greenville, TX. She and I enjoyed our trips to JoAnns in Rockwall for fabric, whether we needed any or not. We always followed those trips with lunch at Olive Garden, where we had soup and salad for lunch. Please save me a place in Heaven, too. Hugs from Linda Ballard
My dear Gail, we had so much fun playing Bunco together. You always relished the win and the buncos. You were a true joy to play with. You will truly be missed. Love you and save a spot in heaven for me!
Your friend, Kathie Ruiz
My Mother, alias “Gail to friends and Granny to most everyone else”, went to Heaven Thursday morning, May 7, 2020. She was born January 8, 1936 to Roy and Mary Brown. She was an outstanding Mom and Granny. She was full of love and kindness. She would try to help anyone in need she saw. Her love and kindness touched the hearts of many.
She worked more than 30 years at Texas Instruments in Dallas and retired. She was a member of First Baptist Church of Dallas. She was always doing some kind of sewing or knitting project for others from quilting for wounded military folks to making all sorts of projects for family and friends. She was encouraging to all she met.
She was and is a Christian woman and she tried to lead all who would listen to Christ. So she has gone to heaven ahead of us but will be there waiting for our reunion.
She is survived by her loving husband Charles Bohmfalk, daughters Debra Littrell & husband Ron and Sandra Collins, her son Kyle Dupree & wife Carol, step daughter Holly Bohmfalk , step daughter Natalie Smart and husband Greg, grandkids Eva Horner, Robert Littrell, Megan & Emily Collins, Connor Collins, Nathaniel Smart, great grandkids Brandon Keel, Emma Freeman, Lily Littrell and Willow Collins.
With Love always,
Kyle
