Bonnie E Brubaker

To Dick and Family,
Bonnie was very special to me but I'm sure you hear that from everyone because she had a way of making everyone feel special. All my love in your time of sorrow but knowing Bonnie she wouldn't want anyone to be sad but rather us remember the good times and keep smiling.

Bonnie, I think about you every day and the fun we had just eating lunch together and talking about the previous week. I miss ya bunches!!!!
Linda

To Bonnie's family,
I was so saddened to hear that Bonnie passed away. I just cannot remember ever seeing her at church that she did not light up in her radiant smile, making you feel that you were the most important person she could greet. What a sweet lady, taken from us too soon. She will certainly be missed at church and in the community. God bless you and comfort you all....

I knew Bonnie when we grew up in New Cumb, and then met her again many years later while working for the Red Land Post Prom Comm. She was always so proud of Amy and her family! I'll miss running into her in Giant and catching up on our kids. So sorry for your loss.

Dear Brubaker family,
Please accept my sincere condolences in losing your wife and mother. This is never an easy time, and my heart goes out to all of you.

Sincerely,

Mrs. Harry L. (Shirley) Messick
Mechanicsburg, PA

On behalf of the Hiler family, I would like to express our condolences to the Brubaker family during this difficult time and to let you know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. God bless and be safe.

Hello Dick,
I am a friend of Bonnie's from our growing up years in New Cumberland. She lived with her family just across the street and we walked to school together for many years. She often reminded me that I came up with ideas that would get us into a bit of trouble but things always worked out. She always had a good conscience from just a tiny tot on up and kept us on the straight and narrow. Her family was always very nice to my sister, brother and myself. Our neighborhood was a great...

Dear Dick, Amy Jo and family-
Our deepest sympathy to you all. I remember Bonnie as a cheerful woman who always had a smile on her face, wanting to get updates how everyone was doing, a caring and compassionate person and most of all, a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, aunt to all that knew her. I will miss her smile and laughter. I know she is in heaven and has joined Ken and we will soon again see them both!

Dick, Amy Jo, and family-
Bonnie had such a great personality that would light up the room. I remember her caring attitude, her patience, wanting to know what was going on with our kids, and always a smile on her face! She was an exceptional woman and will be missed by us all. Our thoughts and prayers are with you always! She is now at peace and joined Ken in heaven...love you always!