Brenda Jeannette (Clark) Bonner of Spring, TX, passed away Monday, April 26th, 2021 at Kevin's Senior Living facility, following a stroke and a short battle with lung and liver cancer, at the age of 64. She was born November 8th, 1956 to parents Albert and Margurite (Jarrell) Clark. She is preceded in death by both parents, younger sister Doris Dale (Clark) Powell and stepfather Roy Smith.
She leaves behind her son, Brian Jason Bonner and his future wife, Sydney Elizabeth Thames; cousin Glenda (Perry) Whitaker and her husband Bobby Whitaker; her stepsisters Charlotte (Smith) McGalin, Beverly (Smith) Passmore and her husband Bobby Passmore; and her two granddogs, Einstein and Peanut.
Born and raised in the Houston area, she attended Cypress Fairbanks High School, Jersey Village High School, and after moving to Newton, TX around her senior year, graduated from Newton High School, Class of 1975. She attended college courses at Lamar University as well as Stephen F. Austin. After school, she started a family and became a homemaker. Later on in life, she re-entered the job market and became a long time Case Coordinator for multiple law firms around the Houston area.
In her younger years, Jeannette spent her time showing two halter horses, including Orange County Sheriff's Posse Grand Champion mare, Doc's Nickel Express. She was also a member of the Order of the Eastern Star. Later on in life, she enjoyed attending concerts, going out to the local dancehalls with friends, and spending time with her son, Brian. She and her son had an ongoing tradition of going to theaters to see Marvel super hero movies that spanned the course of over a decade. She also spent many years volunteering with the Transportation Committee for the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. In her free time, she enjoyed binge watching her favorite TV shows, including her absolute favorite, Outlander.
Funeral services will be held at McNutt Funeral Home in Conroe, Texas. The schedule is as follows:
Family Viewing at 12:30pm
Open Viewing at 1:00pm
Funeral Services at 2:00pm
Reception following service on site with refreshments and snacks until 5:00pm
In lieu of flowers, a GoFundMe has been set up by her son to help with funeral and medical expenses, as well as a request to donate to St. Jude's Children's Hospital. Links for both can be found down below.
https://www.gofundme.com/JeannetteClarkBonner
https://www.stjude.org
(highlight link and right click to be directed to the site)
She leaves behind her son, Brian Jason Bonner and his future wife, Sydney Elizabeth Thames; cousin Glenda (Perry) Whitaker and her husband Bobby Whitaker; her stepsisters Charlotte (Smith) McGalin, Beverly (Smith) Passmore and her husband Bobby Passmore; and her two granddogs, Einstein and Peanut.
Born and raised in the Houston area, she attended Cypress Fairbanks High School, Jersey Village High School, and after moving to Newton, TX around her senior year, graduated from Newton High School, Class of 1975. She attended college courses at Lamar University as well as Stephen F. Austin. After school, she started a family and became a homemaker. Later on in life, she re-entered the job market and became a long time Case Coordinator for multiple law firms around the Houston area.
In her younger years, Jeannette spent her time showing two halter horses, including Orange County Sheriff's Posse Grand Champion mare, Doc's Nickel Express. She was also a member of the Order of the Eastern Star. Later on in life, she enjoyed attending concerts, going out to the local dancehalls with friends, and spending time with her son, Brian. She and her son had an ongoing tradition of going to theaters to see Marvel super hero movies that spanned the course of over a decade. She also spent many years volunteering with the Transportation Committee for the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. In her free time, she enjoyed binge watching her favorite TV shows, including her absolute favorite, Outlander.
Funeral services will be held at McNutt Funeral Home in Conroe, Texas. The schedule is as follows:
Family Viewing at 12:30pm
Open Viewing at 1:00pm
Funeral Services at 2:00pm
Reception following service on site with refreshments and snacks until 5:00pm
In lieu of flowers, a GoFundMe has been set up by her son to help with funeral and medical expenses, as well as a request to donate to St. Jude's Children's Hospital. Links for both can be found down below.
https://www.gofundme.com/JeannetteClarkBonner
https://www.stjude.org
(highlight link and right click to be directed to the site)
Brenda Jeannette (Clark) Bonner of Spring, TX, passed away Monday, April 26th, 2021 at Kevin's Senior Living facility, following a stroke and a short battle with lung and liver cancer, at the age of 64. She was born November 8th, 1956 to parents Albert and Margurite (Jarrell) Clark. She is preceded in death by both parents, younger sister Doris Dale (Clark) Powell and stepfather Roy Smith.
She leaves behind her son, Brian Jason Bonner and his future wife, Sydney Elizabeth Thames; cousin Glenda (Perry) Whitaker and her husband Bobby Whitaker; her stepsisters Charlotte (Smith) McGalin, Beverly (Smith) Passmore and her husband Bobby Passmore; and her two granddogs, Einstein and Peanut.
Born and raised in the Houston area, she attended Cypress Fairbanks High School, Jersey Village High School, and after moving to Newton, TX around her senior year, graduated from Newton High School, Class of 1975. She attended college courses at Lamar University as well as Stephen F. Austin. After school, she started a family and became a homemaker. Later on in life, she re-entered the job market and became a long time Case Coordinator for multiple law firms around the Houston area.
In her younger years, Jeannette spent her time showing two halter horses, including Orange County Sheriff's Posse Grand Champion mare, Doc's Nickel Express. She was also a member of the Order of the Eastern Star. Later on in life, she enjoyed attending concerts, going out to the local dancehalls with friends, and spending time with her son, Brian. She and her son had an ongoing tradition of going to theaters to see Marvel super hero movies that spanned the course of over a decade. She also spent many years volunteering with the Transportation Committee for the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. In her free time, she enjoyed binge watching her favorite TV shows, including her absolute favorite, Outlander.
Funeral services will be held at McNutt Funeral Home in Conroe, Texas. The schedule is as follows:
Family Viewing at 12:30pm
Open Viewing at 1:00pm
Funeral Services at 2:00pm
Reception following service on site with refreshments and snacks until 5:00pm
In lieu of flowers, a GoFundMe has been set up by her son to help with funeral and medical expenses, as well as a request to donate to St. Jude's Children's Hospital. Links for both can be found down below.
https://www.gofundme.com/JeannetteClarkBonner
https://www.stjude.org
(highlight link and right click to be directed to the site)
She leaves behind her son, Brian Jason Bonner and his future wife, Sydney Elizabeth Thames; cousin Glenda (Perry) Whitaker and her husband Bobby Whitaker; her stepsisters Charlotte (Smith) McGalin, Beverly (Smith) Passmore and her husband Bobby Passmore; and her two granddogs, Einstein and Peanut.
Born and raised in the Houston area, she attended Cypress Fairbanks High School, Jersey Village High School, and after moving to Newton, TX around her senior year, graduated from Newton High School, Class of 1975. She attended college courses at Lamar University as well as Stephen F. Austin. After school, she started a family and became a homemaker. Later on in life, she re-entered the job market and became a long time Case Coordinator for multiple law firms around the Houston area.
In her younger years, Jeannette spent her time showing two halter horses, including Orange County Sheriff's Posse Grand Champion mare, Doc's Nickel Express. She was also a member of the Order of the Eastern Star. Later on in life, she enjoyed attending concerts, going out to the local dancehalls with friends, and spending time with her son, Brian. She and her son had an ongoing tradition of going to theaters to see Marvel super hero movies that spanned the course of over a decade. She also spent many years volunteering with the Transportation Committee for the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. In her free time, she enjoyed binge watching her favorite TV shows, including her absolute favorite, Outlander.
Funeral services will be held at McNutt Funeral Home in Conroe, Texas. The schedule is as follows:
Family Viewing at 12:30pm
Open Viewing at 1:00pm
Funeral Services at 2:00pm
Reception following service on site with refreshments and snacks until 5:00pm
In lieu of flowers, a GoFundMe has been set up by her son to help with funeral and medical expenses, as well as a request to donate to St. Jude's Children's Hospital. Links for both can be found down below.
https://www.gofundme.com/JeannetteClarkBonner
https://www.stjude.org
(highlight link and right click to be directed to the site)
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