ASHLAND – Bonnie Lee Page, 62, died peacefully Thursday, November 12, 2015 at a Houlton healthcare facility, following a long illness. She was born January 16, 1953 in Sacramento, CA, a daughter of the late Lewis and Lajuean (McConnell) Prue, and graduated from Ashland Community High School in 1971.
Bonnie worked as a clerk for Maine State Liquor Store in Ashland and Presque Isle for many years. She was also employed by SAD #32 as an educational technician for a period of time. Bonnie enjoyed working with students in the classroom and on the gym floor where she coached cheerleaders. As a young woman, Bonnie actively participated in the local chapter of Rebekkahs, the local snowmobile club, and the Ladies Auxillary. Camping with friends, hosting family gatherings, and supporting her children were highlights in Bonnie’s life. At home, Bonnie enjoyed reading mystery novels and caring for her cat, Noel. Bonnie’s true ambition was to be a mother. She cherished many memorable moments shared with her children, grandchildren, and many nieces, and nephews.
She is survived by: her husband of 43 years, Mahlon “Moe” Page; two children; three brothers; four grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
Burial will be in Ashland Municipal Cemetery. (Bangor Daily News 11/16/2015)
Bonnie worked as a clerk for Maine State Liquor Store in Ashland and Presque Isle for many years. She was also employed by SAD #32 as an educational technician for a period of time. Bonnie enjoyed working with students in the classroom and on the gym floor where she coached cheerleaders. As a young woman, Bonnie actively participated in the local chapter of Rebekkahs, the local snowmobile club, and the Ladies Auxillary. Camping with friends, hosting family gatherings, and supporting her children were highlights in Bonnie’s life. At home, Bonnie enjoyed reading mystery novels and caring for her cat, Noel. Bonnie’s true ambition was to be a mother. She cherished many memorable moments shared with her children, grandchildren, and many nieces, and nephews.
She is survived by: her husband of 43 years, Mahlon “Moe” Page; two children; three brothers; four grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
Burial will be in Ashland Municipal Cemetery. (Bangor Daily News 11/16/2015)
ASHLAND – Bonnie Lee Page, 62, died peacefully Thursday, November 12, 2015 at a Houlton healthcare facility, following a long illness. She was born January 16, 1953 in Sacramento, CA, a daughter of the late Lewis and Lajuean (McConnell) Prue, and graduated from Ashland Community High School in 1971.
Bonnie worked as a clerk for Maine State Liquor Store in Ashland and Presque Isle for many years. She was also employed by SAD #32 as an educational technician for a period of time. Bonnie enjoyed working with students in the classroom and on the gym floor where she coached cheerleaders. As a young woman, Bonnie actively participated in the local chapter of Rebekkahs, the local snowmobile club, and the Ladies Auxillary. Camping with friends, hosting family gatherings, and supporting her children were highlights in Bonnie’s life. At home, Bonnie enjoyed reading mystery novels and caring for her cat, Noel. Bonnie’s true ambition was to be a mother. She cherished many memorable moments shared with her children, grandchildren, and many nieces, and nephews.
She is survived by: her husband of 43 years, Mahlon “Moe” Page; two children; three brothers; four grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
Burial will be in Ashland Municipal Cemetery. (Bangor Daily News 11/16/2015)
Bonnie worked as a clerk for Maine State Liquor Store in Ashland and Presque Isle for many years. She was also employed by SAD #32 as an educational technician for a period of time. Bonnie enjoyed working with students in the classroom and on the gym floor where she coached cheerleaders. As a young woman, Bonnie actively participated in the local chapter of Rebekkahs, the local snowmobile club, and the Ladies Auxillary. Camping with friends, hosting family gatherings, and supporting her children were highlights in Bonnie’s life. At home, Bonnie enjoyed reading mystery novels and caring for her cat, Noel. Bonnie’s true ambition was to be a mother. She cherished many memorable moments shared with her children, grandchildren, and many nieces, and nephews.
She is survived by: her husband of 43 years, Mahlon “Moe” Page; two children; three brothers; four grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
Burial will be in Ashland Municipal Cemetery. (Bangor Daily News 11/16/2015)
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