Bonnie Jo King

You never forget your first love! At 19, we were inseparable. Bonnie was such a class act and even though we lost touch later in life, I never forgot her. God bless you Bonnie.

Bonnie was our sister-in-law for several years, and we thought the world of her. She was always so much fun and always had a beautiful smile for everyone.
We were so very sorry to hear that she was afflicted with this devastating illness.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to Wayne and all of her family.

I just found out about Bonnie. I am very sorry to here this. It has been a long time since we had contact with anyone. I Didn`t know she had ALS. We are very sorry for everyone.

Our deepest sympathy for Wayne,
his family & the family of Bonnie.
We knew Bonnie for only a short
time & memories of friendship will
carry on with us always.
May God's love make your grief
berable.
With deep sympathy from your
friends at this time of sadness

B.J & Nancy Brondyk

I knew Bonnie before she was in real estate at Kellogg & Assoc. I am so sorry to hear she is gone. She was a good person and worked hard for the people she worked with and for. She will be missed

I only knew Bonnie from my connection thru Coldwell Banker Realtors. I was at our south office. She was a friendly,nice good hearted person.Wish I could have known more about her. My sincere condolences to her family.

So sorry to hear this news and send this note of sorrow to her family. We knew Bonnie when she was married to Bob and shared wonderful times. Such a shock to know she suffered this terrible illness.

She may have passed on but she has not left any of us, a person like Bonnie touches a persons life not just for a moment but for an eternity. She will be missed but never forgotten. We love you for everything you have done and will do in time to come.

To Grandma Bonnie:

Your memory will remain in our hearts and you will be missed.

Love,
Richie and Genee Brinkman