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Bonnie Sue Meyer (Ludwig) passed away peacefully surrounded by her loving family after a courageous battle with cancer on February 25, 2021. She was born on July 11, 1952, in St. Louis, MO, to Kenneth A. and A. Ruth Ludwig. She will be deeply missed by her husband Clifford J. Meyer, her children Chad M.O. Meyer, Keili A. Mistovich, and Lari R. Berry, and her grandchildren Madeleine Mistovich and Carter Berry, as well as another baby Berry due in May. She also will be greatly missed by her sister Carol Van Middlesworth and husband Gary, her brother-in-law Len
Meyer and wife Georgette, and her sons-in-law R. Justin Mistovich and James D. Berry.
Bonnie was a graduate of Afton High School in St. Louis and graduated from the University of Missouri with a Bachelor of Arts in primary education. She was a gifted educator who touched the lives of her students. After many years in the classroom, Bonnie devoted her energy and educational skills to raising her children and caring for her family. After her children graduated, she worked in HR at TAC Industries in Springfield, OH, and will be remembered by many as the
smiling face greeting them at the door.
Bonnie's life purpose and passion were her family. It's difficult for her children to put into words the way in which Bonnie gave every ounce of her being to their lives. There was never a time when they didn't feel that they were her highest priority, even above herself. Her love, devotion, and selfless giving was profound. She deeply loved her husband, Cliff, and
supported him throughout the many adventures of their nearly 45 years of life together. Her family and friends will remember Bonnie as the sweetest soul to walk the earth with the kindest, most radiant smile.
Due to the pandemic, memorial services will be held for her later this year for friends and family both in Springfield, OH, and St. Louis, MO. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that
memorial contributions be made in memory of Bonnie to the Bladder Cancer Research Fund (Fund #312290) at the OSU James Cancer Hospital. Gifts can be made online at give.osu.edu/BonnieMeyer or by check mailed to The James at PO Box 183112, Columbus, OH 43218-3112.
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Memories and Condolences
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Trudy Lankford Rogelstad
February 27, 2025
Bonnie and I were roommates at the University of Missouri our freshman year. Yesterday I was in Columbia and went by our dorm where our memories began. She was a sweet soul and heaven did gain an angel.
Trudy Lankford Rogelstad
July 7, 2024
Bonnie and I were roommates our freshman year at MU. I couldn´t have asked for a more caring, sweet and kind person to share our new adventure with. I remember Cliff too and hope the family keep all those great memories of this special lady in your hearts forever.
Gail Steffen Shunk
February 27, 2022
I recently found remnants of my high school yearbook and a wonderful full-page picture of a beautiful lady - our Affton, MO senior year fall Homecoming Queen. Bonnie was a special childhood neighbor and friend.
Gail Steffen Shunk
June 2, 2021
Bonnie was my best friend/neighbor as we grew up on Ravensbrook Drive in Affton, MO. We went to school together from kindergarten through high school. A beautiful young lady - inside and out- she was our high school's Homecoming Queen.
As a youngster, she had a small dog named Tinker Bell who slept in a doll's bed. Initially, Bonnie had her older sister convinced that, if the dog dirt was shaped like a "C," it was obviously Carol's responsibility. If it was ever shaped like a "B", then it would be Bonnie's job to pick up. Bonnie was clever.
As our parents passed and Christmas cards ceased circulating, we lost touch with one another; however, memories of fun games of tag, walking to Mohesky's small market for 1 cent candy, Halloween costumes, 4th of July sparklers, sledding down the hill and high school events with Bonnie Ludwig will always make me smile. Thank you Bonnie.
vickie shaftner
March 5, 2021
Bonnie was the sweetest, most giving person I've ever known. She was truly respected and loved by myself along with the employees at TAC Industries who worked with her. She will be truly missed.
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