Bonnie and I met when I was 7 yrs old just moved into neighborhood next door from one another. We started at one another for a couple days. Then became inseparable from then on. I knew Bonnie 54 years. We were truly very best friends. We both dated each other’s best friends all married each other’s best friend. One couple went Marines ‘Wittman’. One went Air Force’ Moores’ you’ll be greatly missed never forgotten. I’m so at peace knowing your in heaven with our Jesus and your Fred Love you

My mom and I met Bonnie for the first time during Katie and I’s Sorority event. Bonnie was an amazing addition to our weekend and nights out. She’s fun and makes you feel included. I know my mom isn’t the most social of people and she just hung out with Lesa and Bonnie all night and had a great time. To this day we still talk about that one Mom’s weekend. My mom was so happy to see Bonnie again most recently at Katie’s wedding. We wish for more times like that, but glad she is in a better place. We are so sad to see her leave this world and wish so many condolences and prayers for the family during this difficult time. We love you all!!

My husband Don and I only knew Bonnie for a short time, a little over two years. She was such a kind, caring, loving and fun person. Her beautiful red hair reflected her dynamic personality to a tee. She always spoke of her late husband Fred, and her son Fred IV, and his loving family, fondly. She was so proud of all their accomplishments. We had spent a holiday or two with her in Florida. We also had a wonderful time with her at her great nieces Kate and Will Campbell’s wedding weekend in early November. To hear of her sudden and unexpected illness, left us shocked and saddened. She will be sorely missed. May God’s strength and grace comfort all of you. We will keep you in our prayers. Much love, Diane and Don Schmidt