Diane "Di" Bonin

Diane "Di" Bonin, who was born on February 26, 1948, in Detroit, Michigan, passed away on March 29, 2026, in Clinton Township, Michigan, surrounded by the love and memories of a life devoted to family, kindness, and grace.

Diane, known affectionately as Di, lived a life that reflected the very best of what it means to be loving, kind, and selfless. She was the kind of person whose presence could brighten any room she entered, and her cheerful spirit and welcoming nature made everyone around her feel at ease. She had a gift for making people smile, and her warmth left a lasting impression on all who knew her. Whether she was sharing a conversation, offering encouragement, or simply being near.

She was deeply devoted to her family and took great pride in the people she loved most. Diane is survived by her husband, Ronald Bonin, her son, Ron Bonin and his wife Stacey, and her cherished grandchildren, Ava and Alex. Her family was the center of her world, and she found great joy in being a wife, mother, and grandmother. The love she gave so freely will continue to be felt through the generations she helped shape with her gentle spirit and steadfast devotion.

Diane was preceded in death by her beloved parents, Robert and Annabelle Sunday, as well as her daughter, Danielle Bonin. Their memories remained close to her heart throughout her life, and she carried them with her in the quiet, meaningful ways that only a devoted mother and daughter can understand.

Those who knew Diane will remember her for her cheerful disposition and her remarkable ability to make others feel seen, valued, and loved. She possessed a natural kindness that could not be taught, and her selfless nature was evident in the way she cared for others without hesitation. She was the kind of woman who gave of herself freely, not for recognition, but because it was simply who she was. Her legacy is one of compassion, generosity, and unwavering love.

Diane's life was a beautiful example of how small acts of kindness can leave the deepest and most enduring impact. She touched many lives in ways both big and small, and her memory will be treasured by all who were fortunate enough to know her. Her laughter, her smile, and her ability to bring joy to those around her will not be forgotten. She had a way of making ordinary moments feel special, and those moments now become precious memories for her family and friends to hold close.