Obituary of Allie Estella Bolton

Obituary of Allie Bolton Allie Estella Bolton, daughter of the late Pastor Elder George C. Boson Sr. and Missionary Estelle Boson, was born on September 15, 1948 in Corpus Christi, Texas. She was the wife of Reverend George Elmer Bolton, Sr. for 35 years, and devoted mother to Major George Elmer Bolton Jr, Ms. Felicia Briana Bolton and a god and spiritual mother to many. She departed this life to meet her Lord and Savior on Tuesday, June 18, 2013. At an early age, she accepted Jesus as her personal Savior and ministered into the lives of many. She was musically gifted and volunteered as a choir director and worked with the youth at The City of Refuge, she designed and organized the Sunday School curriculum at Trinity Temple Full Gospel Church. Allie was a member at Metro Fellowship and was actively involved in women's ministry and held numerous breakthrough women's conferences. Allie was educated in the public schools of Corpus Christi and furthered her education by earning bachelors in business at Northwood University, a graduate degree at Amberton University and was currently working on her Ph.D. She served her nation as an accountant for over 26 years for the Department of Homeland Security. We will remember the life and ministry of Allie Estella Bolton. She was more than a wife, a mother to countless people, sister, grandmother, nana, nanny and friend. She exemplified leadership, faith, selflessness and sacrifice. Allie will reunite with her parents, one sister (Marilyn) and two brothers (Samuel and David). She leaves behind a husband, George E Bolton Sr., 3 children: George E Bolton Jr (Jacquelyn), Felicia B. Bolton, Linda Osagie (Augustine); grandchildren, Jayden, George III, Jeshua Bolton, Itohan and Omosede Osagie; sister Deloris Ross (David); five brothers: Aaron Boson, Mark Boson Sr. (Carol) , Timothy Boson (Vena), Jonathan Boson, George Boson Jr, and a host of nephews, nieces, god children and family to live in her memory and walk in her legacy. Philippians 4:13 I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.