Bonnie Isachsen Obituary

April 23 you would be 81... always a year and 6 days ahead big sister. I miss you and sharing life experiences. I think of you often and keep communication with your son Peter. I have fond memories of our childhood. In the photo, Daisy chains for our hair.

Bonnie. It has been a year co: my thoughts go back to our least conversation: difficulty with a malfunctioning phone made it impossible to communicate for over a month. The day before you died after multiple hospital calls the nurse acknowledge you were a patient. With the phone she went to you and told you your sister was on the phone. I heard you moan , told you I love you.
I do not dwell there but turn back the hands of time. We shared a bed and later our own beds in the same bedroom. As children we shared adventures, clothing, secrets. They say as long as you remember someone they have never departed. .
I will never let you part
for you will be forever in my heart.

Bonnie. It is almost Thanksgiving. I remember ... your last family dinner in Sebastian when Doug was in rehab .... Everyone looking forward to recovery. What followed no one could have foreseen.
I miss you. Memories of times together, childhood are still with me. Heaven is our reward.

Bonnie April 23 is your birthday 80 ! I always looked to you as my older sister by 1 yr 6 days. 80 was to be a milestone. God and you had other plans to be spent in Heaven with Him and family. God Bless and HAPPY BIRTHDAY. !!! I miss you.

Time goes quickly It has been almost 2 months since you left this earth .... I still want to call. Miss you big sister .. we shared so much as children

Miss you my big sister

So sorry to hear of her passing. I had her for my school bus driver for many years. She was always pleasant andcwouldvturn up the radio for us when we heard a favorite song. You will never be forgotten. Class of 1972.

Thanksgiving 2021 with the Isachsen family. A day of sharing and feeling Blessed.

And the three of us on vacation in Maine.
Fritz, Sis and Bonnie. We fed peanut butter sandwiches to raccoons, boated, fished and swam. Our childhood was filled with play and happy times.

Bonnie and Doug participated in a beach baptism. Bonnie´s Faith was filled with out pouring love, joy and happiness.

Tammy , im sorry to hear of your loss ,blessings to you and your family at this difficult time. Laurie Pulver-Frey RN.

And I will always remember my childhood memories of growing up with my big sister who named me Sis. We shared a bedroom, clothing , activities and our pets. She loved a brother born after me. She mothered our younger siblings Caroline and William.
And to think of picking up children from their home, taking them to school and back safely for 37.5 years ... Amazing. !
And Bonnie and Doug were Christians who loved our Lord.
She was a phenomenal baker and cook.. in later years she shared recipes, sent holiday baked goods. Geographically we lived apart, visited when possible but our almost daily conversations kept us close. I will miss you Bonnie. Until we meet again. Love you.