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Bonnie McKenzie-Allison Obituary
Bonnie worked in the home health care field during the past 25 years and enjoyed caring for others. This showed through her dedication to her career in this field. Bonnie loved her family very much and enjoyed seeing her family grow. She took great pleasure in her Monday golfing activities among friends. She and her husband loved taking trips and traveling to see family. Bonnie received great satisfaction in the care and healing of others and this will continue on by saving lives through organ donation.
She is survived by her husband of 11 years, Stephen K. Allison; children, Deborah McKenzie and husband, Wayne Hiller of Kelseyville and Brian and Tricia McKenzie of Eureka; grandchildren, Devin Dugger, Delaney McKenzie, Garrett McKenzie and Andrew Bromir. She is also survived by her brother, John Shrout of Sugar Land, Texas; sisters, Dorothy Veil of Birmingham, Ala., and Sunny Kiser-Wagner of Keizer, Ore., as well as numerous nieces and nephews.
She is preceded in death by her parents, H.F. Bill and Bernice Shrout and sister, Sheri McMurrick.
A memorial service for her family and friends will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday, June 4 at Galilee Lutheran Church in Kelseyville.
Donations may be made to Hospice of Humboldt or the chapter of your choice.
Arrangements entrusted to Jones & Lewis Clear Lake Memorial Chapel.
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Kelly Cawthorn
June 1, 2005
Bonnie was my babysitter when I was in kindergarten. If you couldn't be with your Mom or Dad after school at age 5, then Bonnie's house was the next best thing. She taught me how to ride a bike, play double solitaire, and countless other things. I remember great snacks of graham crackers with frosting and her gentle caring when I was sick or had other mishaps. My condolences to her family during this difficult time.
Pam Gosselin
May 31, 2005
Dear Debbie, Brian and families
I was so shocked and saddened to read about your mom's passing. I have many fond memories of her from Benbow, many, many years ago. I only hope that the warm memories and fun times you all enjoyed together will help comfort you during this very difficult time. Take care of yourselves and allow time to heal.
Love, Pam
Bill and Jo-Anne Zawadiuk
May 31, 2005
We first met Bonnie (Bill) at Benbow CA in 1979 when she lived in Eureka, We had many fun times both at her place and at Benbow every summer when we travelled down from the High Arctic. We will always fondly remember Bonnie as a very kind and caring person, one particular time at a barbeque at her place in Eureka and her dog "Sadie", whom she used to make "smile" for us..the many camping outings on the beach at Eureka..those memories will be cherished forever..Bill and JoAnne, Kevin and Noel.
Lynette Hendrickson, Hampton
May 31, 2005
I remember Bonnie from a long time ago when Debbie and my daughter'Charlotte, were good buddys. Bonnie and I would have coffee and talk about a lot of everything. She was so sweet and friendly.
Karen Roemke (Martinez)
May 30, 2005
Bonnie and I worked together for many years at Humboldt Home Health. I remember her as a spirited and smiling woman, always ready to laugh. She knew how to enjoy life! We would take our breaks together and share stories of our ups and downs, raising children and working and trying to make the best of our lives. She was a great support to me at a rough time in my life. I will always see her with a beautiful smile on her face.
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