This woman was my mother. Even though brought up during the depression of the '20's she had a happy childhood with loving, caring parents. She had an older sister, Jackie and a younger brother, Tom.She was among the first graduating class at Crieghton University of Dental Assistants. She married my dad, Duane P Martin in 1951 and had three daughters: Mixie, Gayella and Carolyn. My parents divorced in the early 60's. She worked as a call center representative in her later years. Bonnie enjoyed reading, cross-stitching, knitting and playing games on the computer.She LOVED the tv show Bones. It was always Christmas at her house. She left some decorations up all year long!She greatly enjoyed her Grandchildren: Heather, Chris, Eric and Kelsey, her great-grandchildren: Hayley and Tyler and great-great-grandaughter, Trina.
She past quietly with her daughters and grandaughter, Kelsey, by her bedside. She was cremated with the ashes of her dog, Muffin, and her cat, Toker
Just A Memory Away
I'm no longer by your side,
But there's no need to weep.
I've left sweet recollections I'm hoping you will keep.
Eternal joy and memories
Stay in our hearts forever,
Strengthening our special bond
that parting cannot sever.
Now it's time to journey on
So let your faith be strong.
For I am in a better place...
I'm home where I belong.
And if times of loneliness
Bring sorrow and dismay,
Don't despair, for I am there.
Just a memory away.
She past quietly with her daughters and grandaughter, Kelsey, by her bedside. She was cremated with the ashes of her dog, Muffin, and her cat, Toker
Just A Memory Away
I'm no longer by your side,
But there's no need to weep.
I've left sweet recollections I'm hoping you will keep.
Eternal joy and memories
Stay in our hearts forever,
Strengthening our special bond
that parting cannot sever.
Now it's time to journey on
So let your faith be strong.
For I am in a better place...
I'm home where I belong.
And if times of loneliness
Bring sorrow and dismay,
Don't despair, for I am there.
Just a memory away.
This woman was my mother. Even though brought up during the depression of the '20's she had a happy childhood with loving, caring parents. She had an older sister, Jackie and a younger brother, Tom.She was among the first graduating class at Crieghton University of Dental Assistants. She married my dad, Duane P Martin in 1951 and had three daughters: Mixie, Gayella and Carolyn. My parents divorced in the early 60's. She worked as a call center representative in her later years. Bonnie enjoyed reading, cross-stitching, knitting and playing games on the computer.She LOVED the tv show Bones. It was always Christmas at her house. She left some decorations up all year long!She greatly enjoyed her Grandchildren: Heather, Chris, Eric and Kelsey, her great-grandchildren: Hayley and Tyler and great-great-grandaughter, Trina.
She past quietly with her daughters and grandaughter, Kelsey, by her bedside. She was cremated with the ashes of her dog, Muffin, and her cat, Toker
Just A Memory Away
I'm no longer by your side,
But there's no need to weep.
I've left sweet recollections I'm hoping you will keep.
Eternal joy and memories
Stay in our hearts forever,
Strengthening our special bond
that parting cannot sever.
Now it's time to journey on
So let your faith be strong.
For I am in a better place...
I'm home where I belong.
And if times of loneliness
Bring sorrow and dismay,
Don't despair, for I am there.
Just a memory away.
She past quietly with her daughters and grandaughter, Kelsey, by her bedside. She was cremated with the ashes of her dog, Muffin, and her cat, Toker
Just A Memory Away
I'm no longer by your side,
But there's no need to weep.
I've left sweet recollections I'm hoping you will keep.
Eternal joy and memories
Stay in our hearts forever,
Strengthening our special bond
that parting cannot sever.
Now it's time to journey on
So let your faith be strong.
For I am in a better place...
I'm home where I belong.
And if times of loneliness
Bring sorrow and dismay,
Don't despair, for I am there.
Just a memory away.
