John Edward Bonneville

Kay & Jim



I wanted both of you to know that even though our paths haven't crossed much over the years, you are both in my prayers daily. My contact with John had been very casual and infrequent over the the years as well but I will definately feel the loss. God bless you and your family.

I was introduced to John at a Birthday Dinner in my honor, a little over a year ago. I am 74 and John was in his thirties, but we bonded immediately and I was proud to have him as my friend. I will miss John very much, but I have my memories of his wonderful smile, and his gentleness and gallantry toward me. It is my hope that now and then he will smile down on me, and that I will know it. Rest in peace, John.

Kay & Jim,

Our thoughts and prayers are with you during your sadness. We hope you find strength & peace from God to get through this. Our deepest sympathies are with you both.

Rena & Jeremy

To the family of John Bonneville,



I'm deeply sorry to hear about the loss of John.

He was definately a sweet person.

I know John, and Jim from Morgan Park, and again at Denfeld High School.

I was a year younger, but hung around the older crowd most of the time.

Out of all the kids that I can remember in school, John always had a heart of gold! I guess any person that really knew John knows this.



God Bless you all.



Kathy

I know John's mother Kay through the Arrowhead Professional Chef's Club. Kay is one of the kindest souls I know. My heart and prayers go out to her during this difficult time.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in this most difficult time. The memories will live on forever, so treasure them the most. We love you all.

I'm very sorry to here that John is no longer with us. John was a friend of mine for many years. I only found this out today, or I would be there to say good bye in person. I cared for John. I don't know what eles to say I'm just shocked that he is gone. Although, I have not seen him in sometime. I have thought of him many times... I'm so sorry ! And I will always think of John as a true frined..

To the Family of John Bonneville:

I went to school with John and knew John since we went to Jr. high school. He was a very nice person who got along with everybody. He will sadly missed by everybody from the class of 1988.

With Deepest Sympathy,

Darin Christensen

Kaye and Jim,

My thoughts are with you during your time of sadness. May God give you strength to get through. I so wish I could be there for you. I want to express my deepest sympathy for your loss. I haven't seen you guys for years now but I think of you often. There is always something that reminds me of you. I have the kirby vacuum cleaner people knock on my door at least once a month and that always reminds me of John. He was quite the salesman. I remember his sense of humor and his sarcasim most. He will truly be missed. I wanted to be there for you but I can't. Please know that I will be thinking about you. Take care of yourself. Remember, John is with God now and he is looking down on us and smiling his big infectious smile.

John and Jim grew up in my neighborhood a block away from me, so, every year in school, John was in my class or hanging out around the neighborhood. I have so many memories of John and have thought about him continuously throughout the past couple of weeks. First of all, those who knew John, will understand when I say he was THE smartest person I knew. In school, you always wanted to be on his "team" for a better group grade, if you didn't understand something, you didn't need to ask the teacher, you could ask John. I recall in 9th grade,during our government class, wondering if there was something wrong with me one day because I didn't understand half of the words that John used in his vocabulary! He was just so smart! But, he was also so down to earth. John was one of those people that you just feel good being around. You ALWAYS knew what you were going to get...a big sly smile and a friendly greeting. I attended our 10th yr. High School reunion that John hosted at the Tap Room. It was such a blast with great company and delicious food, thanks to John's Mom, the town cook. I recall being really young and having lunch at John's house, always something wonderful that Kaye had whipped up!

In closing, my overall message is that this was a very down to Earth family, planted firmly in our community. A family that had alot to offer, but, didn't ever ask for anything in return. A family that is now missing one very special person, which is a loss I cannot comprehend. However, John touched me in his short lived life and I'm sure there are hundreds of stories just like mine. I believe in Guardian Angels and if there was ever anyone deserving of that position, it would be John. May God be with all of you and guide your spirit as you begin to cope with the loss of your beloved Son and Brother. We, left on Earth are the people that suffer. John has entered a Paradise beyond our imagination!