Bonnie Ruck

Bonnie (aka: Bino) was not just my sister, she was my friend. No one is closer in blood than a sibling. Bonnie was proud of her Keller-Blase heritage. Bon & I shared childhood memories, laughed, played, cried, kept secrets, danced, sang and shopped. We redecorated, lunched and loved each others kids as if they were our own. Bonnie was kind, loving, thoughtful, honest and understanding. She was humble & had a great sense of humor. She was a long time believer in her Savior and therefore planted seed in me, so I would become a believer as well. She Never wavered in her faith, even through the hard times. She has now obtained a well-deserved glorified body. Bonnie always held my hand as a little girl, defending me, including me and loving me. Everyone that knew my sister saw her as a super mom, wife, grandmother, aunt, cousin and friend. My sincere condolences to her family and loved ones. I am happy for her now but, I miss her, and will, until I see her again. ✝️

Bonnie was sweet warm loving women and a wonderful cousin who always made me feel welcomed. She had a great sense of humor and a bubbly personality. I'm glad I was able to have a chance to know her and I will miss her dearly. Thanks for the laughs and memories. Brenda

Kelly, I am so sorry for the loss of your beautiful mom. I have many memories of your mom from church and school , her smile was always present and she was so patient with us kids . Sending you love and hugs. Amber ( Larsen ) Taylor

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Bonnie & Bob Beaudette: They were closer than many brothers & sisters. Bob was 12 and Bonnie was 13 when they met. They had many similarities; taste in foods, sense of humor, even tempered, great faith, even having the same Initials in reverse order (BMR - RMB) along with many of the same health concerns. They both went home to be with the Lord, the same year. If Bob could write his summary of her, it would be that he loved her & she was the Best ever.