Bonnie Trimble Obituary
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Bonnie Lou Trimble, 81, New Florence went to be with the Lord September 30, 2025, at Independence Health Westmoreland Hospital. Born September 17, 1944, in Johnstown the daughter of late James W. and Doris I. (Knupp) Trimble. Also preceded in death by brothers James F. Trimble and his wife Nancy, and Harry R. Trimble.
Survived by brother William R. Trimble and wife Leticia. Nieces and nephews Robert B. Trimble and wife Katherine, Christina M. Trimble, Kimberly A. Trimble, James R. Trimble and wife Cindy, and Shauna Warner and husband Shawn. Great niece and nephews Caleb Trimble and wife Sharon and their child Amara, Nathan Trimble, Jacob Trimble, Julian Warner, William Trimble, Eleanor Trimble, and Howard Trimble.
Bonnie was a life-long member of the New Florence United Methodist church. She loved her animals and will be fondly remembered for walking her dogs everywhere. Bonnie cherished her family and friends and their shopping trips together.
Friends received 11 AM till time of Service 1 PM Saturday at Kenneth A. Stuart Funeral Home, 139 Ligonier St., New Florence. Pastor Jim Pardee officiating. Interment Armagh Cemetery. Memorial donations in Bonnie's name may be made to your local Humane Society or the American Cancer Society.
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