Are these all your children?
Yes, these are all our children! Judy and I have been married 28 years and we are their parents.

Where do your kids go to school?
Our children are all home schooled with "Our Lady of the Rosary School" curriculum. It takes good organization, patience, prayers and we feel the rewards are worth all the time spent on our children.

How much do you practice every week?
When we are doing shows day after day we usually just warm up, do our shows and call it good. But when there is more time off we practice 5-6 days per week for 1 to 2 hours. Most of us know what we want to work on and realize we have to do it on our own to accomplish the tricks we want to perform in shows.

Do you have a large house?
Yes! We have a large three story home and live on the corner with nice neighbors in a rural farming community.

How many boys and girls do you have?
We have 4 boys and 7 girls and would like to have more boys.

What do you all travel in?
We travel in a 1998 Bounder motor home that is 37' long and pull a Wells Cargo trailer behind with our equipment and costumes in it.

When did your family start juggling?
In 1989 four of us started at an amusement park in Iowa and by 1992 we all were in the show as "The Boehmer Family Jugglers".

Does your family travel much?
Yes, over the years we have been traveling more and more, in 1997 we put on 25,000 miles. We want to see the country and love to travel and experience America from our RV.

Is Bosco named after the chocolate drink?
No, nor is he named after the cartoon character. He is named after St. John Bosco, an Italian priest who became famous for his devotion and care of homeless boys and girls. The kids were studying St. Bosco, they got the dog, and the rest is history.

Do any of the kids not like to do shows?
Sometimes we all have a lazy day, but once we get to our destination and the show atmosphere is at hand we all love to entertain.

Where do you like to perform at the best?
We love to stay at theme parks for long runs but really like to see the huge crowds at professional games.

Do you use Bosco in your act?
Larry is working on that one. He is still a puppy and easily distracted by the kids. He can balance in Larry's hand when he really feels like practicing.