IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Llova

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Bostron

Sep 17, 1925 — Oct 6, 2022

Obituary

Llova L. Bostron passed away October 6, at Eben Ezer Luthern Care Center in Brush.  She was born Llova Lorrene Baldwin on September 17 th , 1925 in Denver, Colorado to Robert and Lillian Baldwin.  In 1929, the family moved to Fort Morgan as Robert brought the Piggly Wiggly Store to town, which later became Safeway.  LLova attended school in Fort Morgan and graduated with the class of 1943.  She then attended Denver University on a scholarship.  Upon returning to Fort Morgan, she took a job in the office, with the City of Fort Morgan.

She married Reuben Bostron on February 28 th 1947 and they moved to a farm north of Brush.  In their early years of marriage, Llova worked for Great Western Sugar Company weighing beets at several receiving stations between Brush and Fort Morgan.  In 1952, she went to work as the office manager for Drs. Hildebrand, Wolhauer, Price at the Brush Clinic and later for Drs. Kulp and Dickerson.  She was employed there for over 30 years until the Clinic was closed as the last Doctor retired.

Reuben and Llova had two sons, Dennis and Curt, who later joined them in the family farming business.   Llova kept the farm books from the time of their marriage until 2014., when she turned that responsibility over to Curt.

Reuben and Llova were long time members of the Brush United Methodist Church where Llova taught Sunday School for many years.  She was also a charter member of the Bid and Bye Bridge Club, which was formed in 1948, and she remained a member until it disbanded in 2015.

Llova was preceded in death by her parents, Robert and Lillian Baldwin, her husband, Reuben, an infant brother, her sister, Dona Ball of St. Louis Missouri and a great grandson, Waylon Wagers.

She is survived by a brother, Rob Baldwin of Centennial, two sons, Dennis (Jean) and Curt (Theresa). Grandchildren; Rebekah Cravens (Greg) of Meeker, Conrad Bostron (Katie) of Fort Morgan, Melissa Wagers (Jacob) of Woodrow, Jaime Ley (Ryan) of Brush and Crystal Richards (Andy) of Idalia.   Eleven Great Grandchildren; Grant and Graycee Cravens, Bennett and Ruby Bostron, Liliana and Porter Wagers, Austin and Cody Ley and Kyndal, Trista and Breckyn Richards.

A private family service was held.

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