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Bonnie King Obituary
A longtime resident of Shoreline, Bonnie died peacefully on July 15,
2019 at Swedish Hospital in Seattle. She was born in Richland Washington to William and Leona Maasen and attended Richland High School graduating in 1962. Bonnie moved to Seattle, where she met and married John P. "Skip" King Jr. in 1966. She worked as a secretary for the Police Department for many years before she retired in 2006. Bonnie loved to garden and spend time at Alta Lake and is survived by her husband Skip, her children Pat King, Leanne Toliver, Dr. Kimberly King, and Dr. Lesley Graham, and her 5 grandchildren.
Bonnie's service will be held on
Friday, August 9, 2019 at 11:00 a.m.
at St. Mark's Catholic Church
in Shoreline.
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Martha 'Jane' Shipman Reed
June 9, 2020
Our condolences to your family. (I, Jane's daughter, will be typing my mothers thoughts)
Janie (shipman) and bonnie met in junior high.
Today, we were reminiscing about their friendship. We "Googled" Bonnie and learned she had passed. My mother wishes to offer her condolences on the loss of Bonnie. They shared many memories including church(Richland Heights), dances and family visits. Mom says she is proud of your accomplishments Bonnie and cherishes your memory.
She wishes she could have visited with Bonnie one more time.
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August 9, 2019
Dearest Skip, Pat, Leanne, Kimberly, Lesley and families,
We are so sorry for your earthly loss of your beloved wife, Mother, Mother-in Law, and Grandmother! We pray for your peace in Christ in the knowledge that this earthly separation is very hard but relatively short compared to the wonderful eternity with our Heavenly Father and Jesus, without any more suffering or evil together through His Son Jesus' freeing us into all time, united in joy in His Kingdom!
In prayer and love for all the family,
Friedel and George with all our children and their families.
Romy and Cynthia Ramos
August 8, 2019
Cynthia and I, offer our deepest condolences and prayers for the Family Of Bonnie Kay Maasen-King. May the soul of Bonnie Kay Maasen-King Rest in the eternal loving care of our Lord Jesus Christ and our Eternal God in Heaven. Amen.Romy and Cynthia Ramos Parishioners at St.Mark Parish
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