THERESA "SIS" BONITT

Mrs. Bonitt was a wonderful woman. My husband, Gene, has been Len's friend since grade school, and Mrs. Bonitt made me feel like family from the first day I met her. We enjoyed visiting her, seeing her collection of dolls and toys, and hearing about the history of Sea Isle. Len and Mr. Bonitt, I hope you will be comforted at this sad time by the wonderful memories she has given you. Love, Lorraine

Leonard,very sorry to read about the passing of your wife. You have our most sincere sympathy during this time. We're sure she is in good hands now. John & June Bogushefsky

Hi Lenny sorry to hear about Theresa,If we can help you in any way let me know.Bob And Sheila Steelman North Cape May ,NJ

Len, So sorry to hear of your Mom's passing. Jim had told me her health had been failing. My thoughts & prayers are with you & your family. Carol Town Chase Redondo Beach, Ca.

Mrs. Bonitt was very important to me, especially during my teenage years. She was like my second mother in Sea Isle. You will not find a kinder and warmer person than Mrs Bonitt and I will miss her.

Theresa was one of a kind. Theresa was a connection to our family of Delaneys and Devers who helped found Sea Isle City in the 1880s. Sitting in her home and hearing her relate her memories of a quieter and gentler time at the Jersey Shore will be sorely missed. Our heartfelt condolences to Len and their children and grandchildren.

I was so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.