Ernestine M. Bonisteel

Nancy, Mary and Family, I am so saddened to hear of the loss of Mrs B. She was a truly terrific lady, and will be greatly missed by all that knew her. Much Love to you all,

Mrs B
Your example of sweetness,kindness and gentleness will be with me forever.
So too, will be the fun spent. Pow Wow, Interlochen, Frankenmuth, TC, our book swaps and the best corned beef dinner every St.Pat's.
A special classy lady whom contributed
so much goodness.
P.S. Sincere sympathy and condolences to the family.

My sympathies to your family. I know your mom and grandmom had a great influence on your togetherness. In the short time I had contact with your mom, she was a visionary, a strong woman with a caring heart. Her sense of pride, etiquette and helping others will never go forgotten. Her unconditional love and caring of her children and grandchildren was extraordinaire. She set a great example for me in my life, never will she be forgotten. Now an angel, a star looking over you, in our hearts...

I was sorry to hear of your loss and wish you all peace in during this sad time. Mary Ann Nielsen Nisley

Scott,
I am so sorry to hear of your Mom's death. It has been many years since I've seen you, but I'm thinking of you today.

Your friend,

Stan

Hey Pete
Bob sent me this notice about your Mom. She was one of last of the old neighborhood parents. The passing of an era. You and your family are in my thoughts. We'll be back from Scotland in June. Perhaps I'll see you at Bob's place. Regards Bruce

I have fond memories of Fair Oaks, the Bonisteel clan and all the neighborhood goings-on. I don't think a kid could have a better neighborhood to grow up in and Mrs Bonisteel was an important part of it.

We did not know Ernestine M. Bonisteel, and we send condolences to the Bonisteel family. Last night, I was reviewing the book "Gabriel Richard" (Woodford & Hyms) for which Roscoe Bonisteel wrote the forward. It reflects his interest in early Michigan history. Our friends, Allen and Veronica Britton loved being with Roscoe and Lillian Bonisteel. We knew the Brittons from Interlochen when I was a student and Roscoe was on the Board of Trustees. I later became a student of Allen's at...