Condolences

My sincerest condolences

Bonney and I met in kindergarten. I can honestly say we were old friends. Despite a long long time between meetingsmeetings, we were not at a loss for conversation whenever we met. One day she came to my garage sale and we talked all day. I even met her husband and didn't know it. He worked evenings on my unit at the hospital. I still have a pin with macaroni Peters spelling my name that she made when we were in grade school. She was always sweet and considerate and I am so sorry she left earth too soon. Please accept my condolences.

So sorry for your loss. I enjoyed playing in the Floyd Band with Bonney. My heart is with you during this difficult time.

So sorry to hear of your loss. Bonney and I were high school musicians and I have very fond memories of that time. We were together again at our 50th class reunion and then again Bonney and several of our high school friends were able to gather at Cinderella's for a mini reunion a year later--what a wonderful time we had. Bonney's vibrant personality and musical abilities will always be remembered.

RIP Aunt bonney. I love you, you will be missed dearly all of our kids will miss your very bright and loving smile.

I am so sorry for your loss, unfortunately I cannot attend her services as my husband is having cataract surgery. Bonnie & I graduated from high school together and after many years were reacquainted by our love of music through The Floyd Community Instrumental Ensemble. She will be missed by many. May your happy memories help to bring you peace.