John J. Bonnevie, born on April 28, 1965 died peacefully at home in Ashtabula, Ohio on November 18, 2025, surrounded by those he loved.
John was a charismatic, kid at heart who worked hard to achieve the things he wanted in life. One of his best qualities was pulling pranks on the people he loved; whether it be eating deer poop in the woods that was actually small chocolate candies or tying a rubber band around the sink faucet sprayer, he would have you belly laughing, wanting to prank him back. His logic was, "you can't prank the master."
Although we didn't all agree on his logic, one thing he did master was fixing things. Appliances and household projects didn't stand a chance with him. He would find ways to make it work even if he had to build a one-of-a-kind part for it. He always believed if there's a will, there's a way.
He especially excelled in his career at Cenveo located in Cleveland, OH where he worked for over 10 years, distributing envelopes to major companies across the world. His guidance and supervision will not only be missed at work, but also in the lives of his friends and family.
John's legacy lives on through his father, Richard Bonnevie of Barre, MA, his daughter, Erin Bonnevie and two granddaughters Sage Brosnihan and Paradise Kobak of Spencer, MA, his sister Julie Giacobbi and her husband Ronald Giacobbi of Newport Richey, FL as well as many nieces and nephews.
He was predeceased by his son Alexander Bonnevie, his mother Shirley Bonnevie, and his brother Michael Bonnevie.
"Till' I see you again"
John was a charismatic, kid at heart who worked hard to achieve the things he wanted in life. One of his best qualities was pulling pranks on the people he loved; whether it be eating deer poop in the woods that was actually small chocolate candies or tying a rubber band around the sink faucet sprayer, he would have you belly laughing, wanting to prank him back. His logic was, "you can't prank the master."
Although we didn't all agree on his logic, one thing he did master was fixing things. Appliances and household projects didn't stand a chance with him. He would find ways to make it work even if he had to build a one-of-a-kind part for it. He always believed if there's a will, there's a way.
He especially excelled in his career at Cenveo located in Cleveland, OH where he worked for over 10 years, distributing envelopes to major companies across the world. His guidance and supervision will not only be missed at work, but also in the lives of his friends and family.
John's legacy lives on through his father, Richard Bonnevie of Barre, MA, his daughter, Erin Bonnevie and two granddaughters Sage Brosnihan and Paradise Kobak of Spencer, MA, his sister Julie Giacobbi and her husband Ronald Giacobbi of Newport Richey, FL as well as many nieces and nephews.
He was predeceased by his son Alexander Bonnevie, his mother Shirley Bonnevie, and his brother Michael Bonnevie.
"Till' I see you again"
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