Doris Jean Boone

Obituary Doris Jean (Davis) Boone, born in Oella, Maryland, 90, entered into rest on Monday, February 15, 2021. Doris was preceded in death by her husband, Donald Boone; her parents, Rev. Lloyd Davis and Lillian Davis; and her brother, Raymond Davis. She is survived by her children and their spouses: Donna Boone and Robert Humber, Linda and David Jacobson, Gail and Bob Warnick, and Donald Boone Jr; five grandchildren, Nicole DeFontes, Brooks Warnick, Derek DeFontes, Wesley Warnick, and Lillian Jacobson. Doris grew up in the Methodist Church. She was the daughter and granddaughter of Methodist ministers. She met her husband, Donald, in Gamber, Maryland where her father was the new pastor. They married in 1951 and started their family in Woodberry, Maryland where Doris father was now the new pastor. As their family grew they moved to Reisterstown, Maryland and lived there until they retired to their dream home in Marshallberg, North Carolina on her fathers homestead. Doris is best described as a loving, kind, and generous person. She loved her family and cherished her grandchildren. Her favorite times were when her family gathered together. This included friends as they were considered family as well. Doris loved the beach and fishing. Her interests included gardening, the Church, reading, going to yard sales, and spending time with friends. Her grandchildren brought her the greatest joy; she was a loving influence who was always by their side. Mom Mom: "a Mom so nice they named her twice." Doris was a member of the L.O.G.s (loosely organized gardeners), the Lunch Bunch, and the Methodist Womens group. Her membership in the Methodist Church was the cornerstone of her life. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Carteret Home Health and Hospice, 3722 Bridges Street, Suite 201, Morehead City, 28557. Condolences and life tributes may be sent to the family at www.noefs.net Arrangements by Noe Funeral Service, Inc. of Beaufort, NC. Services You can still show your support by sending flowers directly to the family, or by planting a memorial tree in the memory of Doris Jean (Davis) Boone