Elder Yarach And Family
Sent an Arrive in Style to the Boylan family.
Burnus LeRoy Boylan
Birth date: Nov 25, 1951 Death date: Jan 6, 2026
Tribute Wall
Qala Yakachaa
in honor of Burnus.
Sending my deepest condolences to the Boylan family. Although I didn’t have the pleasure of meeting Elder Boylan, I feel as though I knew him based on the fruit that he left with us in his son Elder Ramar. May The Most High, AHAYAH continue to bless and comfort the Boylan family through Yashaya and Wa Rawach Qadash. You are in my thoughts and prayers!
Celestedafeu
Pops was always real cool and laid back. Every time I saw him I would tell him how much he reminded me of my uncle and he’d laugh. He had such a calm spirit and very observant nature. Once my late husband called to ask him for some advice and I remembered how at peace and settled his advice was in my husband’s heart. Pops we will miss you. We appreciated your patience, your smile and your presence. Rest well my brother!
Kevin W.
Nancy York-Rogers
in honor of Burnus.
Sending condolences to my cousins . Burnus is forever in my heart!
Nancy York- Rogers
Nancy York-Rogers
Rest in peace Cousin Burnus. Well done servant. So many fun memories growing up at church, school, holidays. Memories are meant to keep in the heart and cherish. Love you cousin!
Nancy York -Rogers
Malachi B.
From Malachi Benjamin & Ahmwanah Rawach,
Today, we mourn the loss of a great man and a dear friend. Most knew him by his Hebrew name, Sharap. My wife called him Pops, but I called him Elder Sharap, a name that reflects the immense love and respect I will always have for him.
We met the Boylan family at Passover in Texas in 2011. My wife and I traveled from Toronto to be baptized, as we had no one in Canada at that time, and I knew this was the Truth, I had been seeking. It was not until we reconnected in Egypt that we truly came to know the Boylan family and formed a lasting bond. Whether during Feast days or going out to the movies, Elder Sharap never hesitated to ask how we were doing or if we needed help with anything. He offered thoughtful, man-to-man advice, and whenever I had questions, he was always willing to help, except when we were replanting our trees ^^ Pops preferred to keep his hands clean unless he was in charge of the BBQ!
Among our fondest memories are the mornings we spent together at breakfast at Lucille’s Restaurant in New Cairo, Egypt. He always ordered the same meal: waffles or pancakes, eggs 'well done', and his coffee just the way he liked it. We came to appreciate that consistency as much as the conversations we shared. Our trip to Athens, Greece, was one of the rare occasions when we saw Pops in full family mode. His wife, sons and grandchildren were teasing him at dinner for a good twenty minutes. He never complained, but simply smiled, shook his head, and replied, “Maaaan, Whatever.” That was who he was: steadfast, surrounded by love, and quietly unforgettable:)
Elder Sharap had an old-school sense of style and took care with his appearance, from his hair and hats to his shoes and carefully matched clothing. He showed that same care in the way he loved others. Elder Sharap was quietly attentive and observed more than he spoke. Him and his family were often the first to arrive and the last to leave. His Spirit walks with us in Faith and memory until we see him again. He is the Fourth Gem in the Breastplate of the Tribe of Judah, Burnus LeRoy Boylan, Elder Sharap; YOU WILL BE MISSED...
Our deepest condolences are extended to his beloved wife, “Ma,” Sister Beverly (Thakalath Iyan), Elder Ramar and his wife, and Brother Micah and his family.
Shalam.
Love and Respect from Malachi Benjamin and Ahmwanah Rawach (Sylvia)
Jameisha Rogers
in honor of Burnus.
Sending my condolences and my prayers to my cousins “The Boylan Family” during the loss of our loved one Burnus.
Ahyilahma Tate
Brother Sharap was a blessing to the church body while in Egypt. Both my daughters thought of him like a grandfather because of the wisdom he shared with them. His memory will always be a pleasant one, and he will certainly be missed.
To Sis. Iyan, Elder Ramar, Brother Micah, and family: please be comforted in knowing that people are praying for your strength, peace, and comfort, even from the other side of the globe.
Love,
Sis. Ahyilahma Amana
Sherone Coston-Mays
We first met Pops, Gran, and Ramar in Egypt. Wonderful family… full of love, patience, and wisdom. We enjoyed dinners, family time, game nights, vacations, sabbaths, and more together. We became a family! LeDawn often went over to bake with Gran, and Pops would just smile and share his wisdom. He thought it was the funniest and sweetest thing for Gran to be teaching the youngins 😘. When he and I had conversations about life, marriage, and issues in the world….his saying was, “It’s not that serious!”
My family and I appreciate the love, time and patience he showed us. I appreciate the wisdom he parted on me. I know Gran will miss her “Judah Man!” But I know Elder will take care of her and I’m confident he is waiting for you Gran in the bosom.
We love you and miss you Pop…Gabar, Navayah, LeDawn, and Shaliyah.