Birth date: Aug 6, 1948 Death date: Dec 19, 2011
Bonnie Joy Hamilton, age 63, of St. Clair, died December 19, 2011. She was born August 6, 1948 in St. Clair to Earl and Marie Sayers. She is survived by her children; Robert Hamilton, Mark (Deanna) Hamilton, Bonnie Lacek and Wend Read Obituary
Bonnie my dear friend of 50 something years so many great memories I could write a book .I'll treasure your friendship always .I guess your middle name pretty much sum you up Joy and you sure was that to alot of people .R.I.P my friend I love you .Leona##imported-begin##Leona lamontagne##imported-end##
Bonnie, l will never forget all the fun we had when we were young especially when you worked at the A&W root beer stand, you were so good at it and the owners loved you and everyday getting ready you had to shake baby powder in your shoes cause you loved the smell. I have a lot of good memories of you , you were a good person and although I haven't seen you in 8 years I am very sad that you are gone. Rest In Peace my friend. I am very sorry for your families lose.##imported-begin##Sarah Vossen Fletcher##imported-end##
I am so so sad for your loss- my thoughts are with you all but do know your mom has her baby with her and will see to her now.##imported-begin##Connie Golden##imported-end##
Bon, I know you had to go, it was your time. I just wish you could come back and visit once in awhile so we could watch a great movie and laugh like we used to. I always told you when you called that you were my pain in the butt. What I would not give for one more call. I send my love to you and all who are with you in heaven. I can make your flowerbox now. Give my love to mom. I miss you already and I'll see you soon. Love your sister, your friend. Patti##imported-begin##Patti Sayers Barton##imported-end##
I love you Bon##imported-begin##Sharon##imported-end##
I only got to meet you one time, and I know how important it was to both you, and Kyle that we got to meet. I never got the chance to see how amazing of a women you were, but from what I saw you had a unconditional love for your family. They meant the world to you, as you did to them. I am glad I got the opportunity to meet you Grandma Bonnie. You will be greatly missed!##imported-begin##Nalani Newton##imported-end##
What can I say that hasn't been said or will be said. Bonnie "Mom" was a very kind and loving person who would do anything for her family and she proved that over and over. Within family circles it was well known that Mom and I had a rocky relationship at times but I knew she always trusted that her grandsons and daughter were in good hands. I have two memories in particular that I want to share. First, Feb 13 1992' the day we came back from Guam. To this day I have never seen anyone as excited, happy and joyful to see three people as she was that day. I remember walking out of the skyway into Metro Airport and her smile lit the concourse, it was a wonderful feeling to bring her daughter and grandson home. The other time is the last time I saw her, Christmas of '09. I stopped by her apartment and it was just her and I. For the first time in over 20 years we talked about the boys, Bonnie, Virginia and my job. She told me she was proud of us that day, it was the nicest conversation her and I ever had.
To the entire family thank you for sharing her with the rest of us.##imported-begin##Jim Lacek##imported-end##
"Perhaps they are not the stars, but rather openings in Heaven where the love of our lost ones pours through and shines down upon us to let us know that they are happy. My deepest sympathy to you at this time of sorrow. She is in God's care now and what better care could we ever ask for her? God bless you and keep you in His tender care and love for all eternity. Penny (COA bus driver)##imported-begin##Penny Osburn##imported-end##
I think I will miss your smile the most and of course hearing you say "I love you" the minute you hear my voice. I love you---always and forever!
Bonnie Lin##imported-begin##Bonnie Hamilton Lacek##imported-end##
