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Hans Peter Boy '64 February 20, 2017 1:33 PM updated: February 20, 2017 1:35 PM
Published in Houston Chronicle on Feb. 19, 2017
Hans Boy(1942 - 2017)
Hans Peter Boy
1942-2017
Hans Peter Boy passed away peacefully surrounded by his Family and Friends at 10:12, February 18, 2017.
He is survived by his Children, Heidi Yanez, Samantha Boy, and Hans Peter Boy Jr. His Grandchildren, Tabitha Holtkamp, Dominic and Dani Yanez. His Brother and wife, Andreas and Gudrum Boy and Family, as well as his Companion, Norma Willoughby.
He was born and raised in Bogata, Columbia, and attended Texas A&M where he graduated with a Masters Degree in Mechanical Engineering. He married his first love Linda St. Angelo in 1970, and resided in Houston TX to start his Family.
He lived his life to the fullest, and made numerous lifelong friends along the way. He traveled the world in his career where he was a Stranger to no one. He was linguistic in German, Spanish, French and English. He loved singing with Mariachi bands, where he would always end up stealing the show. He will be missed dearly; however knowing he is now with our Lord and Savior is comforting.
He attended and professed his faith over the past year at Grace Community Church. Services will be held Tuesday February 21st at Grace Community Church, followed by a celebration of his life.
Hans Boy(1942 - 2017)
Hans Peter Boy
1942-2017
Hans Peter Boy passed away peacefully surrounded by his Family and Friends at 10:12, February 18, 2017.
He is survived by his Children, Heidi Yanez, Samantha Boy, and Hans Peter Boy Jr. His Grandchildren, Tabitha Holtkamp, Dominic and Dani Yanez. His Brother and wife, Andreas and Gudrum Boy and Family, as well as his Companion, Norma Willoughby.
He was born and raised in Bogata, Columbia, and attended Texas A&M where he graduated with a Masters Degree in Mechanical Engineering. He married his first love Linda St. Angelo in 1970, and resided in Houston TX to start his Family.
He lived his life to the fullest, and made numerous lifelong friends along the way. He traveled the world in his career where he was a Stranger to no one. He was linguistic in German, Spanish, French and English. He loved singing with Mariachi bands, where he would always end up stealing the show. He will be missed dearly; however knowing he is now with our Lord and Savior is comforting.
He attended and professed his faith over the past year at Grace Community Church. Services will be held Tuesday February 21st at Grace Community Church, followed by a celebration of his life.
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