For the Well-Being of All by Bonnie J Taylor

Family was the most important thing to both of them and they have passed this onto their children to continue to teach the following generations.īonnie was also very active in the Methodist Church in Sun Prairie. Bonnie and Everett never had a lot of monetary wealth but the love that they shared was complete and all encompassing. She loved every minute of every day that she got to watch them grow into the amazing human beings they are. When her Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren were born, she was just as active in their lives until her health no longer allowed her to be.

From being all their room mom’s to going on every single field trip, to attending all events that they participated in. Bonnie was active in everything her children did. Their final move was to Sun Prairie where she has resided ever since, and this is where Matthew was born. Then they moved the family to Middleton for 6 months and Bonnie hated it. Missing her family they moved back to the Midwest, Jill was born in Rockford IL. They moved to Arizona and Kim was born in Phoenix and not even a year later Jodi was born in Sierra Vista. Everett was to bet a nickel he could dance with her, and she said yes, and the rest is history.

Bonnie learned to dance with her parents and met the love of her life at a dance. She graduated from Beloit High School in 1960 and remained a dedicated Beloit Knight, as at every sporting event against Sun Prairie she’s stand up and sing their song. She was very active in band, theatre, and Turtle Grange. She learned to sew, cook, and take care of animals. Some of her fondest childhood memories were of spending time on the Grandpa and Grandma Max’s farm. She was born on June 7, 1942, in Beloit Wisconsin to Victor and Jean (Maxworthy) Davis.īonnie grew up in Beloit Wisconsin. Smith, age 80, passed away on June 20, 2022, surrounded by her family.

For the Well-Being of All by Bonnie J Taylor